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EU, Russia fear Trump's recognition of Jerusalem will destabilize region
EU fears ’darker times’ over US Jerusalem move
GE cuts 12K power jobs as demand, renewables, skew market
GE cuts 12K power jobs as demand, renewables, skew market
Poland defense clamps down on Lakeview
Poland Bulldogs girls basketball coach Nick Blanch had a plan.
Beeghly family gives $1M gift to Akron Children’s Hospital
Bruce and Nancy Beeghly aren’t shy about expressing their pride in the care, compassion and services Akron Children’s Hospital Mahoning Valley continues to provide for youngsters and their families.
Ethics commission unsure whether to investigate Mohip
The CEO us bound by state ethics laws, the ethics commission contends.
Cavs’ Thomas nearer to return
Cavaliers All-Star point guard Isaiah Thomas played 4-on-4 on Wednesday, a significant step in his recovery from a hip injury.
Niles auditor: Finances moving in right direction
City Auditor Giovanne Merlo projects a general-fund balance of $1.3 million
Penguin Cash-ing in on her extra minutes
YSU’s Sarah Cash is back from a knee injury that ruined her 2016-17.
YSU to make tuition guarantee
Youngstown State University Board of Trustees’ Finance and Facilities Committee approved a tuition guarantee program locking in a student’s tuition rates for four years.
East students harmonize holiday performance
Lori Davis, an East Palestine bus driver, said the melodic sounds drew her to East’s auditorium while she waited for the East Palestine-East High basketball game in the gym to conclude
Youngstown Peace Race Association donates $11,000 at annual dinner
The Youngstown Peace Race Association’s 10th annual Appreciation Dinner took place at Rachel’s Restaurant in Austintown on Wednesday.
Thoughtful gifts for TV addicts
By LYNN ELBER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES Give the binge-watching a rest, please, and
Opera Western Reserve to present ‘Porgy and Bess’ as additional show
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Opera Western Reserve will add a second
A teenager had his wish granted by Make-A-Wish on Wednesday.
A teenager’s wish to be able to lead a healthier lifestyle was granted Wednesday at a ceremony at Macy’s at Eastwood Mall.
Retiring Boardman Police Chief Jack Nichols thanks township community
Nichols is retiring after a 40-year career, all at Boardman Police Department.
Trumbull commissioners announce Weathersfield water and sewer projects
Weathersfield Township Trustee Marvin McBride said when a Weathersfield resident came to him with shampoo in his hair eight years ago and said something had to be done about the low water pressure in Mineral Ridge, he committed himself to doing something.
Youngstown council didn’t have enough members at meeting to pass legislation
Among the major ordinances was a $1.45 million settlement of a water lawsuit
Woman accused of shoplifting at Boardman store had infant with her
Woman faces child endangering charge for having baby with her during suspected theft
Boardman township can now implement landlord registration program
Ohio Supreme Court declines appeal of lawsuit against Boardman township
Driver passes out at the wheel at busy Boardman intersection
Boardman woman shares video of suspected overdose
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