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A break in the Hoerig case?
Opinion: There are two Brazilian citizens in the Trumbull County jail facing possible federal criminal
Browns fans perfectly miserable
Chanting through chattering teeth, Browns fans finally felt victorious.
Steelers able to block out distractions
The Steelers put together a 13-3 record, a fourth consecutive playoff appearance and a first-round postseason bye.
Joy abounds at tonight's celebration for Al Adi
What would have been a sad farewell for family and friends of Youngstown businessman Al Adi became a joyous celebration Saturday night after Adi was granted a delay of his federal government-ordered deportation set for today.
Summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard:
Summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard
YSU continues unprecedented conference start, defeat Green Bay
YSU earns first 3-0 start in Horizon League play
Cycle devotees turn out in today's chill to see antique models
Saturday’s single-digit temperatures limited turnout for the opening of the 18th Annual Antique Motorcycle Exhibit in the National Packard Museum, but did nothing to chill the enthusiasm of the few who showed up. “
Canfield school restrooms repainted with empowering messages
Restrooms repainted with empowering messages
Outside dog stolen; animal officials say its accommodations were adequate
Village police are asking whoever has an outside dog removed from a pen on Woodland Drive to call Animal Charity or the Mahoning County Dog Warden to place the pet, or take the dog to the village police station, where it will be housed in an indoor kennel while police and humane agents investigate further.
Threes posing trouble for Penguins vs. IUPUI
Three-pointers at both ends of the floor are an issue for YSU
Library to offer computer help
Library to offer computer help LISBON Lepper Library, 303 E. Lincoln Way, will offer one-on-one
Weighing costs of drug abuse prevention vs. treatment
Experts and studies agree treating substance abuse is drastically more expensive than preventing it.
Project to close section of Phelps downtown
Vehicular traffic will be closed during the work, and pedestrian traffic will be restricted.
Increased eligibility sought for YSU's Santiago
Perhaps Youngstown State hasn’t seen the last of Francisco Santiago.
Jakubec’s school board term ends, but not involvement in schools
Ken Jakubec’s final term with Austintown Board of Education ended as 2018 began, but at nearly 71 years old, Jakubec has no intentions to stop helping the school if he’s needed.
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