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Trumbull joins other Ohio counties in suing pharmaceutical companies
Trumbull joins other Ohio counties in suing pharmaceutical companies
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
TODAY St. John the Baptist Church, 159 Reed Ave., Campbell, will be the location to pick up orders
Struthers 4th graders build gingerbread houses for holidays
Struthers 4th grade holiday tradition continues during gingerbread house day
Campbell considers selling water system, calls for public comment
Campbell water system’s fate to be decided by public
Wild and Woolley: Canfield senior steals momentum from Boardman in OT
Spencer Woolley scored 25 points in Canfield’s 64-58 win.
Hiring committee to narrow choices for county administrator
A hiring committee consisting of three respected local leaders will narrow the choices for Trumbull County administrator to three finalists from which the three county commissioners will choose one.
Carl Pelini takes defensive coordinator job at Bowling Green
YSU defensive coordinator hired for same job with Falcons Staff report BOWLING GREEN Carl
7-year-old creates community library, seeks to help animal shelters
Cody O’Connell, a second grader at Austintown Elementary School, created a community library with the help of his family. Now, he’s looking to use it to help homeless animals with lightly used blankets.
Unbeaten South Range holds off Mooney
Mike Cunningham scored 12 of his game-high 19 points in the second half.
Sophomore Ryan keeps rolling as Struthers downs Newton Falls
Carson Ryan had 16 points, 12 rebounds and six assists.
Commission questions impact of roof-repair costs in Niles
There is a leak in the city’s safety services building
MetroParks board member Shipka decides not to seek reappointment
Shipka spearheaded numerous changes to park policies after the controversial eliminiation of several park positions.
‘Madea’ filmmaker tells of his faith in new book Tyler Perry therapy
By NEKESA MUMBI MOODY AP Entertainment Writer NEW YORK Tyler Perry has always relied on the
Moving on from social media
Editor’s note: This is part two of an interview. Facebook, Twitter and other platforms know they
Trials severed in freezer murder case
A judge Tuesday agreed to separate trials for the couple accused of killing a woman and stuffing her body in a freezer.
Sens. Portman, Brown still pushing for upgrades at Youngstown air base
United States Sen. Sherrod Brown, co-chairman of the Senate Air Force Caucus, Tuesday joined a bipartisan group of senators in sending a letter calling on the U.S. Department of Defense to increase investment in C-130J planes.
Cardinal who failed to stop priests molesting kids dies at 86
An official with the Catholic Church says Cardinal Bernard Law, the disgraced former archbishop of Boston, has died at 86.