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Youngstown students to receive tennis lessons
The Youngstown State University men's and women's tennis teams and the United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley are exposing young students to the sport of tennis. Success After 6 students from the Youngstown Community School are receiving lessons every Friday through the end of the school year.
Another storm clobbers Northeast
Associated Press NEW YORK Spring kicked off with a wallop of wintry weather along the East Coast
What’s that flowering in that garden?
What’s that flowering in that garden? Early spring bulbs provide a great sense of hope for the
Early potatoes
Early potatoes The key to success with early potatoes is well-drained soil that can warm up
Playhouse meets challenge of ‘Keely and Du’
By ERIC MCCREA entertainment@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown Playhouse is no stranger to
Youngstown Flea to host community event
Youngstown Flea to host community event Youngstown The Youngstown Flea will host “Movers +
White House investigates leak
Associated Press WASHINGTON The tempest over President Donald Trump’s congratulatory phone call
Lawmakers finalize $1.3 trillion budget
Associated Press WASHINGTON Congressional leaders finalized a sweeping $1.3 trillion budget bill
Legumes must be inoculated
Q. I am new to vegetable gardening and would like to plant peas. The seed catalogue suggests
BOTANICAL MORNINGS
BOTANICAL MORNINGS When: Friday, 9 to 10 a.m. What: Discover the progress of seasons with Lynn
Who controls the Ohio River watershed?
By Dolly Anderson Ohio certified volunteer naturalist While reading the newspaper the other day
Cleveland man faces numerous charges following Boardman incident
Man faces domestic violence, drug trafficking, and other charges
Use early spring pollinators to help your garden
When spring finally begins in Ohio, plants begin to peek out and insects begin to look for food.
METRO DIGEST || Impact of parks
Impact of parks CANFIELD Ohio’s local parks’ operations and capital spending generated nearly