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Wine and Jazz Fest is Saturday

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN For the ninth year, the Summer Festival of the Arts will include a jazz

Rust Belt’s original back on stage

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Rust Belt Theater Company will bring back its original musical

Jim Bouton, ex-pitcher and author, dies at 80

Jim Bouton, ex-pitcher and author, dies at 80 GREAT BARRINGTON, Mass. Jim Bouton, the former New

Situation is getting worse with Iran’s nuclear thrust

Opinion: Rather than diffuse the situation before things get out of control, as we had advised several weeks

Bold moves now official for Clippers

Paul George and Kawhi Leonard are now officially with the Los Angeles Clippers, moves that bring both of them back to their native Southern California.

SANDLOT ROUNDUP Wednesday’s results

Class B Championship Astro Falcons 4, Creekside Fitness 1 STRUTHERS The Astro Falcons take a

New accuser of Epstein plans to sue

Associated Press NEW YORK A new accuser of Jeffrey Epstein said Wednesday that the wealthy

Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc.,22.610.39 Aqua America, 2.10

Trump tries to justify cruelty

Opinion: By Jill Richardson OtherWords President Donald Trump, under fire for separating immigrant

The rise of Donald Trump reflects failure of American conservatism

Opinion: By FAREED ZAKARIA Washington Post NEW YORK Today’s crisis of conservatism has produced

‘Floodier’ future future

Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. The federal government is warning Americans to brace for

Acosta defends handling of sex case

Associated Press WASHINGTON Insisting he got the best deal he could at the time, Labor Secretary

Ohio Supreme Court to hear arguments on 'Youngstown Plan' in October

Oral arguments will be heard Oct. 23 by the Ohio Supreme Court in the fight against House Bill 70, which allowed state oversight of Youngstown City Schools.

Proposed pay legislation insult to him, Warren mayor says

Mayor Doug Franklin went to a Warren City Council committee meeting Wednesday happy to debate Councilman Ken MacPherson on MacPherson’s proposed legislation to set qualification criteria for the pay of the city’s current and future safety-service directors.

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