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Korean leaders pledge denuclearization, but avoid specifics
The leaders of North and South Korea played it safe Friday, repeating a previous vow to rid the Korean Peninsula of nuclear weapons
59th District Dems have choice of 2 strong hopefuls
Editorial: The Vindicator, however, gives a slight edge to Eric Ungaro
Thursday testimony focuses on brother of ex-mayor Infante
Former Niles auditor Charles Nader testified that Ralph Infante allowed his brother, Niles employee Joe Infante, to earn more than other employees for his overtime in 2013 when Ralph Infante was the city’s mayor.
Price center of attention for Bengals
Fitch and Ohio State graduate Billy Price was selected 21st by the Cincinnati Bengals.
SURPRISING BROWNS: Mayfield, Ward selected at 1 and 4
The Cleveland Browns believe all Baker Mayfield has in common with Johnny Manziel are height and a Heisman.
Fans at Boardman gathering are mystified by Browns’ selections
Mayfield draws mixed reviews as No. 1 overall pick.
2nd Annual Sarcoidosis Awareness Event is May 6 in Girard
Gwendolyn Fish is on a mission to raise awareness for sarcoidosis, a disease that has unknown causes and symptoms that can be hard to detect.
WRPA partners with mental health board to develop YDC site
The mental-health board envisions the 35-acre property as a hub for nonprofits that serve the Valley’s vulnerable residents.
Minus Miller, Indians fade
Seager’s late RBI double lifts Seattle after Cleveland’s rally from 4-0 deficit
SPORTS DIGEST || MVCA recruiting night Monday at MVR
MVCA recruiting night Monday at MVR YOUNGSTOWN The Mahoning Valley Coaches Association is
GM reports decline for 1Q
General Motors Co. reported a 58.7 percent year-over-year decline in income for the first quarter of 2018.
high school roundup
high school roundup BASEBALL Ursuline 8, Poland 5 STRUTHERS Andrew Sabella’s two doubles
Broadway’s spring shows include some long and serious fare Bring a pillow
By MARK KENNEDY AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK There are plenty of cocktail and wine options
Netflix documentary explores RFK’s legacy
By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER Associated Press BOSTON He was once called the most likely American
Film co-directed by students from Valley will get premiere
Staff report KENT “Fly By Night,” a film made by Kent State University students Jimmy Naples and
Not a game; officials answer questions at event
Residents, businesses gather for Good Evening Canfield
Austintown loses treasurer to Youngstown City Schools
A.J. Ginnetti is the third Austintown administrator to leave for the city school district.
Golden String Radio, Purple Cat celebrate new downtown space
The musicians and DJs at Golden String Radio and Purple Cat Records have a new space to call home in the middle of downtown Youngstown.
DoubleTree to now open May 15
The DoubleTree by Hilton hotel will now open have its soft opening during the week of May 15.