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Russia demands access to nerve agent in ex-spy case standoff
Russia demands access to nerve agent in ex-spy case standoff
Bizarre battle over body of Charles Manson won by grandson
Bizarre battle over body of Charles Manson won by grandson
Dick’s shares take a hit on disappointing holiday sales
Dick’s shares take a hit on disappointing holiday sales
Fitch grad Billy Price’s journey from fan to pro coming full circle
Price has matured, not just as a football player, but as a person.
Student safety a concern for national walkout
Valley schools are taking different approaches to a national walkout Wednesday morning to remember those killed in a Florida school mass shooting.
DeRosa takes an early break
Lowellville native Joe DeRosa is looking forward to a well-deserved break
YPD brass says use of force training working
Officers used force 117 times in 2017 while answering more than 65,000 calls.
Officers cleared in South Side shooting
The suspect has recovered and faces felonious assault charges.
YSU to host Binghamton in Round 1 of WBI
Staff Report Youngstown The Youngstown State women’s basketball team will compete in the
Poland schools Forum on finances, future of district draws hundreds
Nearly 300 people turned out Monday for a community meeting on the school district’s financial situation and future.
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP
The Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association released the All-Ohio Teams on Monday for Divisions III and
Top organist will play Stambaugh
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Grammy Award-winning organist Paul Jacobs will come to Stambaugh
Harding teacher develops food pantry
Harding Elementary School’s food pantry is getting filled thanks to first-grade teacher Shannon Sefcik.
Boardman trustees seeking to update law about township levies
The trustees are seeking the law change to put on improvement levies.
Lordstown residents vocal about HomeGoods proposal
Bill Conners, project manager for HomeGoods, talks Monday night about the company at a community meeting in Lordstown where HomeGoods wants to build a distribution center to service its Northeast and Midwest stores.
NBC’s new theater drama has first-rate creative team, cast
Even if you’re trying to put the squeeze on a ballooning TV watchlist, consider the pedigree of NBC’s “Rise”: It’s from the “Friday Night Lights” producer who created “Parenthood” and a producer of Broadway’s “Hamilton.”