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The ripples of Simeon
Opinion: Simeon Booker was a pebble. When he dropped himself into 1950s America, he created ripples that
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Howland school board, 5:30 p.m., middle-school media center, 8100 South St. SE.
Poland Middle School students learn about future career paths
Poland students hear from doctor, lawyer, journalist, and more on Career Day
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown,
For GOP, tax bill’s most visible win may be averting failure
Associated Press WASHINGTON Despite the sheer size and society-spanning impact of the $1.5
Sign-ups show health law’s staying power in Trump era
Associated Press WASHINGTON A deadline burst of sign-ups after a tumultuous year for the Obama
Junior Civic League crowns Miss Cinderella 2017
Junior civic league sponsors 62nd annual event Staff Report Boardman The Junior Civic League
A look at what didn’t happen last week
Associated Press A roundup of some of the most popular, but completely untrue, headlines of last
YEARS AGO FOR DECEMBER 17
Today is Sunday, Dec. 17, the 351st day of 2017. There are 14 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Stafford keeps Lions in NFC playoff hunt
Detroit (8-6) has won two straight. Chicago (4-10) has lost six of seven.
By the numbers
By the numbers Rescue Mission of the Mahoning Valley Statistics provided by one of the Valley’s
Cleveland to try repeating home finale success
John Harbaugh insists the Browns can’t be overlooked.
Whirlpool has DC spinning
Opinion: WASHINGTON A household appliance will be the next steppingstone on America’s path to restored
Bozanich must get the boot ASAP
Opinion: If Youngstown’s mayor-elect, Jamael Tito Brown, wants to know what the headline will look like if he
Definitive ruling needed on Y’town’s schools CEO
Editorial: When the State Employment Relations Board ruled earlier this year that the chief executive officer
Operation volunteer
Associated Press BOLIVAR, Pa. Rus Davies and Greg Clark have never served in the military, but
Tax bill win's biggest victory for GOP is avoiding another Trump failure
Surveys this month have shown clear majorities oppose the legislation. Quinnipiac University and Marist polls also find that at least 6 in 10 people surveyed say the bill would primarily help the rich.
Second Harvest gets a hand today from Boardman's Emerging Leaders
Boardman High School students in Emerging Leaders volunteered their time today to help Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley salvage nonperishables.