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Confusion arises over new Trumbull recycling rules
Confused about new Trumbull recycling rules? Here's a primer
Ohio police vice unit disbanded in wake of investigations
Ohio police vice unit disbanded in wake of investigations
After 7 years, family reunited with dog thought dead
After 7 years, family reunited with dog thought dead
Summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and Canfield
Summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and the city of Canfield
Trump keeps a sharp focus on Ohio for the 2020 campaign
Trump keeps a sharp focus on Ohio for the 2020 campaign
Nexstar Media selling 19 TV stations for $1.32 billion
Nexstar Media selling 19 TV stations for $1.32 billion
TJX also gets incentive from port authority to save sales taxes
THE HomeGoods project got EPA water-quality certification, now the Army Corps of Engineers needs to approve the project.
Mahoning County captures Al Beach games
Justin Sweeney, who came back from a torn ACL in football, scored 18 for Mahoning County.
Sharon’s late rally not enough vs. Lincoln Park
Sharon’s finest senior class of the 21st century went out fighting.
Ex-judge guilty of concealing stolen assets
Former Sebring-area judge Diane Vettori-Caraballo must pay almost $209,000 to the estate of the deceased client from whom she stole, a judge ruled Monday.
Colaluca applies for position in Canton
Austintown Board of education in 2016 renewed Vincent Colaluca’s contract for another three years. It’s set to expire in August 2020.
McDonald’s Rasile first-team All-Ohio selection
Four Mahoning Valley players earned first-team recognition.
Campbell to swear in new police chief
Patrick Kelly retired after 28 years with the Youngstown Police Department.
YSU women excited about WNIT opportunity.
The Penguins will face the Cincinnati Bearcats on Thursday night.
Sgt. 1st Class Hattie R. Hudson is a Youngstown East High School and YSU grad
Sergeant attributes success to her mother’s tough love By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com
Hare on fire early as Boardman lacrosse team wins
Boardman defeated Cardinal Mooney 14-5 on Tuesday night.
Eight men accused of soliciting sex in Liberty pleaded not guilty Tuesday morning
The eight were arraigned Tuesday morning.
Eastern Gateway about to move into additional Youngstown building
Eastern Gateway Community College will start moving beds and medical equipment into the Harshman Building, 101 E. Boardman St. downtown, later this week as the building becomes the community college’s Health Workforce Building.
West Boulevard starts STEM in kindergarten
Kindergarten students get introduction to STEM-based learning By jessica Hardin
Man sentenced to over 7 years in fed drug case
Rafael Samaniego, 27, also served 21-month federal prison sentence beginning in 2013.