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There may still be a way to keep HomeGoods here
Editorial: We could well be grasp- ing at straws, but our reading of the statement issued Friday by HomeGoods
Library to host book discussion group
Library to host book discussion group SALEM Salem Public Library, 821 E. State St., will host a
Birds in Flight Sanctuary moving to larger facility
Birds in Flight Sanctuary will be moving to a larger location, thanks to a $100,000 gift from the Cafaro Foundation.
Jonah Karzmer: Here’s to the people behind golf
Thoughts on the Green this week include those who make golf happen.
Penguins’ Birkbeck hammers Vikings
The sophomore's grand slam helps YSU sweep CSU.
Living with Children - No scientific validity to ADHD diagnosis
Our son, age 8, did fine in school in first grade, but has struggled in second.
Trumbull coroner dies at 64
Ask Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins about longtime friend and colleague Dr. Humphrey Germaniuk, and you get a trip down memory lane.
Downtown Youngtown alive today with Federal Frenzy
The Federal Frenzy Saturday on West Federal Street had a little of everything.
Scouts, others clean MetroParks areas for 36th Earth Day
Eleven-year-old Charley Masters hopes one day to become a veterinarian, though she didn’t wait until adulthood to do something to help animals – and the environment.
Talks continue with TJX for area distribution center site
Talks are continuing after TJX announced Friday that it was pulling out of building a distribution center in Lordstown
Summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard
Summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard
Cavaliers blow 17-point halftime lead in loss
Cleveland is down 2-1 in the series. Game 4 is Sunday night.
District CEO Krish Mohip publicly chastises his own appointed superintendent
Statement comes a day after NAACP sent letter to Joe Meranto accusing him of making statements that were “linguistically racist in tone”
Ed Puskas: Earle’s legacy will last
Earle Bruce rocked a fedora and suit in his final game with the Ohio State football team.
Source Providers to lose 150 jobs
Source Providers in Austintown does logistics and warehousing for GM Lordstown.
In Valley, Barbara Bush recalled as personable, commanding, gracious
She campaigned here for her husband during his 1988 and 1992 presidential campaigns.
SPORTS DIGEST || Bell holds off Gragson to win Xfinity race
Christopher Bell grabbed the lead from Noah Gragson shortly after a restart to begin the final stage and held off his Joe Gibbs Racing teammate after a late challenge to win the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Richmond Raceway on Friday night.