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Eastwood mauling: Canfield wrestlers dominate Howland
With Canfield wrestler Tyler Stein up 7-6 with less than 10 seconds left, Howland’s Brandon Matlock went for the winning takedown. But Stein avoided Matlock at the last minute and took his opponent down instead.
Changes in store as Valley ADs try to avoid frigid temps
Struthers-Poland, Edgewood-Niles, Lakeview-Jefferson boys games moved up one day.
Frozen pipes cause evacuation of Wick Tower Suites
All the building’s apartments are occupied and residents are staying with friends or relatives or are being put up in local hotels.
Notre Dame transfer announces he’s coming to YSU
The Youngstown State football team has apparently added a quarterback to the mix for 2018.
Youngstown council uses speeding citations money for expenditures
The general fund faces a $2.5 million to $3 million deficit this year.
Cruze sales down in December, year
2017 was another tough year for passenger cars as they fight with crossovers for sales.
Youngstown native Terry Rozier leads Celtics past Cavs
Terry Rozier scored 20 points in 20 minutes, stealing the spotlight from Isaiah Thomas, LeBron James and Kyrie Irving.
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP | More results from Wednesday
GIRLS BASKETBALL Cardinal Mooney 62, Valley Christian 58 YOUNGSTOWN Conchetta Rinaldi scored
National Packard Museum’s antique motorcycle exhibit to open
The National Packard Museum is taking a different route for its antique motorcycle exhibit. The annual show always has a theme, and this year’s focus — the motor — is a bit of a departure.
Rust Belt Theater unveils 2018 season
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Rust Belt Theater Company’s 2018 season will include 11 productions –
Theater season will continue with ‘Miss Daisy’ and more
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com Theaters in the Valley are still dark for the holiday break,
Seth Meyers will get silly, celebratory as Globes host
By SANDY COHEN AP Entertainment Writer LOS ANGELES Seth Meyers regularly blends bad news with
Mill Creek MetroParks seeks public comment on bridge rehab
MetroParks plans rehabilitation of Idora Bridge this summer
Girard man, 66, indicted in November assault on elderly relative
Roger Bispeck, 66, of Church Hill Road in Girard was indicted Wednesday on felonious assault, accused of bloodying an elderly family member Nov. 16. If convicted, Bispeck could get eight years in prison.
Youngstown schools’ two-hour delay went ‘better than expected’
Youngstown City Schools will be closed today and Friday following the district’s first two-hour delay
Youngstown school board retains Kimble, Murphy as leaders
The vote for president was 4-2 with no votes from board members Dario Hunter and Corinne Sanderson. The vote for vice president was four votes for Murphy from Kimble, Murphy, board member Ronald Shadd and new member Tina Cvetkovich; and two votes for Sanderson from Sanderson and Hunter.
Local health care expo to take place in March
In an effort to keep health care local, three competitors have joined with the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber to host a health care expo at the Covelli Centre in March.
Adi's deportation stayed; staying in US for now
In a last-minute development, U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, D-13th, announced today that after working with Al Adi’s attorney, David Leopold, and the House judiciary committee, a decision was reached to grant Adi a stay of deportation.
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