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UAWs now merged say: bring it, we will build it

The United Auto Workers Local 1112 and UAW Local 1714 are merged.

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Reinhart bounces back from duals loss with EOWL title as Canfield wins team title

David Reinhart scored some revenge and a major upset/

Calhoun vents after Ursuline’s Hughes, Wright State dominate against YSU men

The first-year YSU coach was upset after the Penguins’ 83-57 loss.

Schiavoni: No plans to get out of governor's race

State Sen. Joe Schiavoni said he faces an “uphill battle” to win the governor’s election but has no plans to get out of the race.

YPD, ATF, match ballistic evidence in city to 52 crimes

City police and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives have linked firearm evidence collected at crime scenes in 2017 to 52 unsolved crimes.

Zallows, other Penguin athletes excel in meets

Chad Zallow placed fourth in the 60 hurdles in the Millrose Games.

Eagles QBs coach has Valley roots

John DeFilippo’s father Gene was YSU’s offensive coordinator.

Niles man celebrates running anniversary by raising money for MetroParks

Since Jan. 4, 1998, Bo Marchionte hasn’t missed a single day of running. Many of those miles have been logged in one location: Mill Creek Park.

African Marketplace kicks off Black History Month

Some 400 attended Saturday’s event in Kilcawley Hall.

YSU women finish strong to beat Detroit

The Penguins have won three consecutive Horizon League road games for the first time since February 2015.

Prince’s spirit lives on at Super Bowl in Minneapolis

By JEFF BAENEN Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS Picture this: Prince taking the stage at U.S. Bank

Lecture on steel legacy at Boardman Library

Staff report BOARDMAN Rick Rowlands, local historian and founder of the Youngstown Steel

Valley actress rolls with ‘School of Rock’ tour cast

Elysia Jordan is getting an education – and having a blast – as part of the cast of the “School of Rock” touring production.

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BLACK HISTORY MONTH Scheduled events February is Black History Month, an annual celebration of

Incarceration and mental illness

Aided by a national initiative aimed at reducing the number of people with mental illnesses in jails, the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office, the county Mental Health and Recovery Board and local providers have partnered to provide services to inmates with mental illnesses, with the goal that they won’t end back up in jail.

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