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Volunteers comb Oak Hill Cemetery today to honor veterans
Daniel D. Jones isn’t exactly a household name.
Liberty Walmart evacuated for bomb threat today
A bomb threat late this afternoon at the Walmart Department Store in Liberty Plaza caused police and fire department personnel to evacuate customers and employees at about 6 p.m.
Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Liberty and Hubbard
Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Liberty and Hubbard
Fluky goal ignites Fargo to 2-1 series lead
Bartek Bison’s goal with 6:53 remaining was the game-winner for Fargo.
VINDY EXCLUSIVE : Austintown school board suspends, promotes Kelty
Knives, ‘sex dice’ and profane language are included in the personnel file of the newly promoted Austintown Elementary head principal.
Misprinted number leads Aqua Ohio customers to adult phone line
About 150 Mahoning Valley customers received the misprinted postcards.
Local business owner brings STEM fair to Boardman elementary school
The Early Genius program aims to get students interested in STEM at a young age.
West Branch gets past Mooney in Division II district final
The Warriors clinched their first district title since 2011.
Spoken-word program encourages young people to make positive choices
For much of his young life, LaVon Shepherd aspired to be a basketball player, but his penchant for writing – and having suffered from bullying – radically altered his priorities.
Fitch clinches berth to Division I regional meet
The Falcons’ victories include beating Solon in the 4x200 relay.
‘Solo’ was a battle for the soul and tone of ‘Star Wars’
By JAKE COYLE AP Film Writer CANNES, France When J.J. Abrams was a “Star Wars” novice,
Record reviews
Courtney Barnett Album: “Tell Me How You Really Feel” Grade: A “I need a little time out,”
Pianist, violinists return for New Music Festival
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The New Music Guild’s annual festival will take place Friday and May 26,
Fed judge dismisses lawsuit against TMHA
The judge dismissed the lawsuit because it was filed after the statue of limitations expired.
Green to be sworn in as UAW Local 1112 president Sunday
“My goal now is to make sure that we unite everybody and bring everybody together under one Local,” Green said.