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Youngstown Mayor-elect Jamael Tito Brown’s opponent raised more money than him
Brown was also outspent by his opponent
A state board recommends the outgoing Youngstown mayor get a public reprimand
The mayor said he will seek to have his law license placed on active status shortly
Youngstown to consider selling a former dining hall building to a company that wants to open a restaurant
The company also owned an attached closed cigar store
Ochman, Maze lift Howland to road win over Poland
Alex Ochman had 22 points and 15 rebounds and Mackenzie Maze had 15 points and 14 boards.
Loew: After Season’s Beatings come Silver Gloves bouts
Local trainer Jack Loew called Friday’s annual “Season’s Beatings” boxing card the best of the three that he has promoted.
Campbell police step up patrols for holiday crime
“Knights Before Christmas” police patrols in Campbell aim to defend against holiday crime
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Lowellville Village Council, 6:30 p.m., city hall, 140 E. Liberty St.
Celebrity birthdays for Dec. 19
birthdays Actress Cicely Tyson is 93. Actress Elaine Joyce is 74. Actor Tim Reid is 73. Musician
GOP senators: Corker did not add provision to tax bill
Associated Press WASHINGTON Republicans rallied to GOP Sen. Bob Corker’s defense Monday,
CAMPAIGN FINANCE | Post-general election reports
Candidates on the Nov. 7 ballot had to file campaign finance reports for activity between Oct. 19
Ohio health officials report flu activity now at highest level
Associated Press COLUMBUS The Ohio Department of Health says flu activity has now been upgraded
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD Dec.
With massive GOP tax package nearly law, what happens now?
By MARCY GORDON AP business writer WASHINGTON Cue the accountants – and the IRS rule-writers –