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Sebring ex-water operator placing blame on EPA
Attorneys for the Ohio Attorney General’s Office and former Sebring Water Department operator James Bates faced off here Tuesday in what you might call a blame game over the 2016 Sebring water crisis.
Y'town BOE member questions need for levy
District spending looks to be more than forecast, the district treasurer said.
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FOOTBALL Campbell hires Jennings Butch Jennings, the head coach at Valley Christian for the 2016
Boardman Spartan Marching Band surprises woman on 100th birthday
Asked what she wanted for her 100th birthday, Margaret LoCicero responded with her signature humor. “A marching band,” she would tell people.
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Academy Awards nominations Oscars take ‘Shape’
By JAKE COYLE AP film writer NEW YORK Guillermo del Toro’s lavish monster romance “The Shape
YSU | News & notes
WOMEN’S SOCCER Shrum adds Greens to staff Josh Green and Mandy Green have joined the Youngstown
Contest honors local artist who died in 2015
The parents of a 23-year-old Boardman man who died while creating art in 2015 now fund an art contest and classes to help others in his honor.
Bowling organization changes in Youngstown
Bowling organization changes in Youngstown YOUNGSTOWN The Greater Youngstown USBC Bowling
8-day crime spree leads to 13-year prison term
His mother, his attorney and even a judge all seemed to agree that 20-year-old Evon Cruz was a good kid – until the drugs took control of his life.
Florida woman kicked Liberty officer, spat at two of them
An Orlando, Fla., woman faces multiple charges after she kicked one police officer and spat at others who responded to a call about a car accident in the township Monday night, police said.
Youngstown death penalty case before Supreme Court
Justices will hear oral arguments Wednesday in Willie Wilks’ appeal of his death penalty case
Officials: Mahoning County's pothole-palooza likely to get worse
Numerous potholes filled with water dotted West Federal Street in Youngstown Tuesday near the DeYor Performing Arts Center.
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Matthew and Samantha Holmes, Youngstown, boy, Jan. 22.
Cavalier Distributing: Delivering Fine Craft Beer to the Mahoning Valley
Cavalier Distributing has been offering great craft beer to the Valley from the finest breweries across the U.S. — and throughout the worldsince 1992. The company offers craft beers from some of the finest breweries across the U.S. — and throughout the world.
TOM PURCELL | Hey feds, take your ethanol mandate, and shove it
Opinion: By TOM PURCELL Cagle Cartoons My back is sore from shoveling snow – and it’s the federal
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Board of Park Commissioners of Mill Creek MetroParks, 4 p.m., horticulture