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Warren police find man found shot to death in car

Warren police find man found shot to death in car


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Giving students sight

Students who need eye exams are seeing doctors from Ageless Eyecare at their schools this week,


Trumbull joins other Ohio counties in suing pharmaceutical companies

The 270-page lawsuit filed against many of the major pharmaceutical companies is seeking financial damages for the health care and other services the county has had to provide as a result of the opioid crisis.


Ursuline’s Harris a dominant force on the court

Dayshanette Harris had 34 points and 10 rebounds in a 73-65 win over Shaw.


$50M for Y'town’s water system "good starting point,' Aqua Ohio says

The two sides haven’t met to discuss the potential sale.

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YSU women roll past Penn State-Beaver

Mary Dunn scored 13 points, Melinda Trimmer and McKenah Peters had 12 each and Chelsea Olson had 10.


YSU men fall on road at Utah State

Cameron Morse led the Penguins with 23 points.


Youngstown OKs sale of former dining hall

The establishment will open late summer or early fall 2018.


YSU football signs nine players, including an OSU transfer

Youngstown State’s football team added more to the trenches and an Ohio State transfer.


Youngstown Thermal surcharges suspended

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio commissioners suspended the surcharges during its Wednesday meeting.


Baker, Canfield planning (food) drive to the basket

All food and money donated during the games will go to the Second Harvest Food Bank.


Celtic Thunder vocalist Emmet Cahill returns GLORIOUS SONG

By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Emmet Cahill loves to perform in soaring


‘Jumanji’ sequel serves up stars and good-hearted fun

By LINDSEY BAHR AP Film Writer More than two decades after Robin Williams conquered that pesky


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Pastel exhibition to open at Butler

An exhibition of works selected from the Pastel Society of America’s annual exhibition will open Saturday at the Butler Institute of American Art and run through Feb. 4.


Last Minute Market

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Artists of the Rust Belt will offer one last chance to pick up a unique


SPORTS digest

Ed Rozum steps down as Red Devils coach Campbell head football coach Ed Rozum will not return for


Trumbull Transit board interviews 3 candidates for transit administrator

Trumbull Transit board interviews 3 candidates for transit administrator


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Liberty elementary students get early visit from Santa

The jolly old elf gave 110 presents to kindergartners and preschoolers.


Niles school board submits plan with levy, job cuts

If the plan fails, the state could place the district in fiscal watch or fiscal emergency


Slemons leaves for state association post

Greg Slemons, Youngstown City Schools chief financial officer, will be leaving the district


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