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Concerts to feature Polish violinist
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The New Music Guild’s annual winter concerts will take place at 7 p.m.
PBS will examine ‘MeToo’ from all angles
Associated Press PASADENA, Calif. PBS, which dealt with sexual misconduct allegations in its own
Youngstown woman joins fight against revenge porn
The proposed law would criminalize sharing revenge porn.
‘Phantom Thread’ richly showcases Day-Lewis
By LINDSEY BAHR AP Film Writer With echoes of “Rebecca” and lavish Max Ophuls productions,
Families grateful for clothing giveaway
By later today, several hundred families in need will have received badly needed coats, hats, socks and gloves for their children along with book bags and other school supplies – the end of a two-day giveaway.
Struthers students get lesson in bullying and kindness
To encourage the students to live the lessons they learned from Seitz and his mother, the school will be implementing a “pay-it-forward” initiative through the use of sky-blue plastic bracelets.
Canfield residents address council on holiday light displays
Community members spoke before council for the second week straight, about Christmas light displays from this latest holiday season.
Family, friends react to Claudia Hoerig’s return
Claudia Hoerig, the primary suspect in the 2007 aggravated murder of her husband, was extradited from Brazil and returned to Trumbull County Wednesday. She will be arraigned at 10 a.m. today before Judge Andrew Logan in common pleas court.
Canfield Community Briefs
Monday Night Writers meeting Jan. 22 The next meeting of Monday Night Writers will be Jan. 22 from
THURSDAY AROUND THE NHL
Blue Jackets 2, Stars 1, SO COLUMBUS Artemi Panarin scored in the second round of a shootout,
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Surety Golden and Markeith Grays, Youngstown, girl, Jan.
washington House votes to avert shutdown; Senate chances dim
Associated Press WASHINGTON On the edge of a government shutdown, a divided House voted late
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
Donald Trump’s “opaque” business deals in the former Soviet Union, history of tax disputes and real-
CLUB CALENDAR
associations American Association of University Women, Youngstown Branch, will meet at 10 a.m.
Polka Dot Powerhouse members host local CPA
Polka Dot Powerhouse members host local CPA
Future of Boardman is in hands, minds of residents
Editorial: Boardman is one of the largest townships in Ohio and, arguably, has reigned as the commercial heart
There are no s---holes
Opinion: By Jill Richardson Other Words We recently learned that Donald Trump referred to African nations
THURSDAY’S OTHER NBA GAME 76ers 89, Celtics 80
BOSTON Joel Embiid celebrated his first NBA All-Star selection with 26 points and matched a