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Valley sorority collects, distributes supplies to children in Ghana
Five barrels of goods were given out to the needy children
Muntean looks to take next step
After record-filled stay at Wooster, Struthers graduate eyes pros
10 Things to Know for Monday, April 2
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about Monday:
Snow in forecast ahead of New York Yankees' home opener
Snow is in the forecast ahead of the New York Yankees' much-anticipated home opener against the Tampa Bay Rays on Monday.
FirstEnergy unit that runs power plants files for bankruptcy
A subsidiary that runs FirstEnergy Corp.'s nuclear and coal-fired power plants has filed for bankruptcy after the utility said earlier that it planned to close its three nuclear plants in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Data breach hits Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor stores
A data breach at department store chains Saks Fifth Avenue, Saks Off Fifth and Lord & Taylor has compromised the personal information of customers who shopped at the stores.
Trumbull prosecutor opposes parole for convicted murderer
The prisoner claims the shooting of his girlfriend was an accident.
Denver Zoo celebrates birth of Sumatran orangutan
The Denver Zoo is welcoming a baby Sumatran orangutan who is named after an Indonesian word that means "bright" and is often used to refer to sunshine.
University institute to interview 6 governor candidates
A politics institute will conduct a series of interviews with Ohio's six major gubernatorial candidates which will be live-streamed.
Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships
States protect their carnival ride inspectors from lawsuits
Just hours before a rusted steel arm snapped on a carnival ride and flung passengers onto the ground at the Ohio State Fair last summer, four state inspectors gave the ride a final look.
Rock Hall to get $4.1M sponsorship; also to join in festival
Cleveland’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame says it will receive $4.1 million over five years to help expand its youth education programs and community activities.
Spielberg's 'Ready Player One' tops holiday box office
Steven Spielberg has found his way back to the top of the box office with the action-adventure "Ready Player One," while Tyler Perry has scored again with "Acrimony."
Some Valley schools take comprehensive approach to school safety
Valley schools, like their counterparts across the country, are grappling with security issues after mass school shootings in places such as Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
Beckwith, Hostetler let nothing slow them down
Boardman’s Micah Beckwith and Canfield’s Jake Hostetler are set to compete in the 100-meter dash Tuesday at Boardman.
Howland junior says Alabama ‘space camp’ reinforced his love of aviation
Howland junior says Alabama ‘space camp’ reinforced his love of aviation
Esposito scores twice as Phantoms roll Team USA
Youngstown scored five of its six goals in the second period.
New things are coming to the Jewish Community Center of Youngstown
The Jewish Community Center of Youngstown partnered with the Liberty School District to develop the Liberty Youth Recreation Impact Center, just one initiative the center took to expand its outreach into the community.