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Each week, this column offers recipes from Valley cookbooks. If your organization would like to have
Each week, this column offers recipes from Valley cookbooks. If your organization would like to have
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Austintown school board, 4:30 p.m., central office, Dr. David Ritchie Legacy Room,
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS President Donald Trump and Democratic critics traded outraged, sometimes
SOCIETY DIGEST || Swift named WJWL Woman of the Year
Swift named WJWL Woman of the Year WARREN The Warren Junior Women’s League recently named Mary
Trump steps up efforts to maintain control of Senate
President using appearances to mobilize core backers Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn.
prep sports at a glance
SOFTBALL Friday’s Division III state tournament softball game between Champion and North Union now
Roads closed for festival
Roads closed for festival WARREN The following roads will be closed effective 6 p.m. today until
Drunken crash with kids leads to 18 months in prison
Tyler Yoho hit another car on Calla Road at a high rate of speed with a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit.
White House: US ‘continues to actively prepare’ for summit
Associated Press Rapid-fire diplomacy played out on two continents Tuesday in advance of an
TOMORROW in VALLEY 24
TOMORROW in VALLEY 24 The 1920s come roaring to life with Youngstown Playhouse’s “Bullets over
Facing drug charges
Facing drug charges AUSTINTOWN A man faces drug charges after police said they found him
SANDLOTS | Class B games at Cene Park
KICKOFF TOURNAMENT Baird Brothers 7, Astro Falcons 0 Tyler Smith tossed a three-hit shut out in
Poland’s Grisdale caps full agenda at state
There are biathlons, triathlons and quadrathlons, but there is isn’t a name for what Jackie Grisdale did to make the state tournament in track.
West Branch ready for first state tournament
What began as an innocent joke among the softball team has become a reality.
Coaches respond to OHSAA rule changes
A change in eligibility rules, an extension of the baseball season and a possible return of Saturday playoff football highlight recent actions taken by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.
Boardman opens its new $3.6 million fire station
New station preserves the department’s past, while also moving it into the future
Rep. Tim Ryan answers a variety of questions at a town hall meeting
Questions came from a largely friendly audience to the congressman