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Professionalism of slain newspaper employees recalled
Four journalists and a sales assistant were killed Thursday in a shooting at a Maryland newspaper. Authorities said the gunman entered the Capital Gazette in Annapolis and "looked for his victims." The employees killed were Gerald Fischman, Rob Hiaasen, John McNamara, Rebecca Smith and Wendi Winters, police said.
Vigil planned as Capital Gazette keeps promise to publish
Vigil, services planned to honor shooting victims
CHS soccer players instruct youth at annual camp
The Canfield High School Soccer Boosters had its annual Soccer Kids Camp for Canfield Soccer Club Recreational League players June 11-15.
Suspect in Maryland newspaper rampage charged with murder
Suspect in Maryland newspaper rampage charged with murder
Youngstown Foundation awards more than $1.5M in grants
Youngstown Foundation awards more than $1.5M in grants
Columbus appellate court keeps 'Youngstown Plan' in effect
HB 70 will stay in effect for the city schools after a recent court ruling.
Youngstown fire chief proposes long-term revenue plan, but none go into effect this year
Council's finance committee will discuss the department funding shortfall at a meeting today.
METRO DIGEST || Man survives jump from city bridge
Man survives jump from city bridge YOUNGSTOWN A man survived a leap from the Spring Common
Oviedo pitches Scrappers to win over West Virginia
The righthander pitched six innings of two-hit baseball in the Scrappers’ 5-2 win over the Black Bears on Thursday.
Some straight talk: TST founder honored during dinner, program
Mary Duke, cofounder of Teen Straight Talk with her late husband, Roland Duke, stands with her son, Dr. Doran Duke, at Teen Straight Talk’s 30th anniversary celebration Thursday at Avalon Inn and Resort in Howland.
SPORTS DIGEST || Aldridge to play for Summer Jazz
Former LaBrae and Davidson forward Peyton Aldridge will play for the Utah Jazz to start this week’s NBA’s Summer League.
Author of acclaimed book on America's opioid epidemic speaks to Valley professionals
“It seems to me heroin is the final expression of values we have fostered in this country for 35 years,” Quinones said.