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Youngstown officials: Fewer complaints about snow removal
City plows won’t finish plowing side streets until Friday or Saturday.
Profit-sharing checks coming to GM workers
Across the company, about 50,000 GM factory workers will get $11,750 profit-sharing checks.
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP More prep results from Tuesday
BOYS BASKETBALL St. Thomas Aquinas 49, Ursuline 46 LOUISVILLE Javae Mincy led Aquinas (3-14)
Campbell teacher uses $5,000 grant to create music program
Holding horns that were nearly as tall as they are to their lips, a group of third-graders from Campbell K-7 School unleashed a wall of sound during their morning music class.
NBC goes for TV gold with Olympics coverage
By DAVID BAUDER AP Media Writer NEW YORK Fresh off the Super Bowl, NBC begins more than two
Managing marriage by text message
My wife and I are good at relationship maintenance. While navigating work and home schedules,
Joshua Dixon students critique The Vindicator
Joshua Dixon Elementary fourth-graders got to read and critique The Vindicator for a special segment of Right to Read Week
Youngstown mayor pledges better planning
Better planning and involving more people in government is in the city’s future, said Mayor Jamael Tito Brown.
Youngstown mayor hires buildings/grounds commissioner
The commissioner has 20 years of experience managing commercial and residential properties.
Hoerig trial set for April 16; prosecutor says he's ready
Claudia Hoerig is escorted out of Judge Andrew Logan's courtroom Tuesday at the Trumbull County Courthouse in Warren after a pre-trial hearing in Hoerig's aggravated murder trial in the 2007 death of her husband, Karl Hoerig, in their Newton Falls home.