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The Penguins took control during a record-setting Saturday in the Horizon League Outdoor Track and Field Championships.


Safe at a new home: Baseball helps Rosa adjust to move

Baseball’s universal language is helping the survivor of hurricanes Irma and Marie adjust to his new home in the Mahoning Valley.

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50 years after Fair Housing Act, segregation continues to vex Valley

When Warren Harrell set out in 1964 to build a home for his family, open discrimination against people of color by banks and real- estate agents limited where he could purchase a lot.


Green Youngstown sponsors cleanup

A one-block stretch of Thorn Street that soon will be transformed into a lush garden resembles little more than a large, narrow patch of dirt with a smattering of yellow perennials.


James’ running one-hander lifts Cavs at buzzer

LeBron James finished with 38 points, Kevin Love added 21 and 16 rebounds and Kyle Korver 18.


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Phantoms clinch berth in final

For the first time in the Youngstown Phantoms’ nine-year history, the USHL’s Clark Cup is coming to town.

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Primary turnout expected to be no more than 25 percent in Valley

It should be better than the last gubernatorial primary in 2014.


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Terranova clears hurdles at Fitch

The Jackson-Milton senior won one event and set a school record in finishing as the runner-up in another.


Third Community Opioid Summit in Mahoning County scheduled for May 11

The summit will explore whether addiction is a choice.


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Campbell City Hall provides safe drug storage box

The box is a secure drug drop-off box, and the department hopes it will help to reduce the amount of unused prescription drugs in the community


Curbstone Coaches HOF set to induct Class of ’18

The 51st Curbstone Coaches Hall of Fame Banquet is today at Mr. Anthony’s.


Parenting wisdom from the real Bow Johnson

By LEANNE ITALIE Associated Press NEW YORK When it comes to parenting advice, you’ve got your


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Easy Street reunites most of cast for musical 'Pump Boys' is back

Easy Street Productions will bring back “Pump Boys and Dinettes” with most of the original cast and a whole lot of original gas-station memorabilia.


Theater veteran to lecture at library

Staff report BOARDMAN J.E. “Jack” Ballantyne, a local theater veteran, will be the guest speaker


Trial of former Sebring water operator to be reset

Both the attorney and the judge in the case are also part of the Ralph Infante corruption trial, which will continue this week in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court.


Justify captures sloppy Derby

Not since Apollo in 1882 had a colt won the roses without racing as a 2-year-old.


Munnell Run Farm hosts two events this month

An interactive program on bird nests is May 14.


METRO DIGEST || Volunteers needed to place grave flags

Volunteers needed to place flags YOUNGSTOWN Volunteers are needed at 9 a.m. May 19 at Oak Hill


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PENGUIN PROUD: YSU's Class of 2018

Leah Stauffer of Youngstown shares a moment with her 8-month-old daughter Selah before Youngstown State University’s spring 2018 commencement Saturday. Leah received a master of arts in English.


SENIOR SIDELIGHTS

Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, Birding video


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