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Jetliner crashes in Ethiopia, killing 157 from 35 countries
Jetliner crashes in Ethiopia, killing 157 from 35 countries
Youngstown mayor's State of City address March 28
Mayor Jamael Tito Brown will deliver his State of the City address, hosted by the City Club of the Mahoning Valley, March 28 at the Ford Family Recital Hall at DeYor Performing Arts Center, 260 W. Federal St.
Youngstown’s own criminal mastermind heading to big screen
California journalist Keith Sharon spent more than 15 years researching the story of Goshen-born Amil A. Dinsio, center, regarded as the best bank burglar in the U.S. His crew included his brother, James Dinsio, right, and nephew Harry Barber, left.
Poland’s experience pays off in OT
It finally happened. Poland’s class of 2019 finally got its district title. Poland's Braeden O'Shaughnessy looks to pass the ball while Chaney's Jamison Tubbs (1) and Ryan Clark (4) try to block him during their game at Boardman High School on Saturday.
Third-place winner returns to the Bee
Dominic, son of Ann Marie and Liberty schools Superintendent Joe Nohra, said he’s not all that nervous for another go – he’s been studying
Canfield wrestlers go 3 for 3 in finals
Jack DelGarbino’s 77-match streak ends in finale.
Scrabble fundraiser participants spell success for Protestant Family Service
During a recent Scrabble game, Nancy Valentine was able to spell “riot,” “mend” and a host of other common words on the board, but when it comes to her parents’ volunteer efforts for a well-established local social-services agency, you could say that she feels quite p-r-o-u-d.
Cardinals’ D’Alesio overcomes bad ankle
Anthony D’Alesio dominated his 182-pound state title match, even if the score didn’t indicate it.
Consultant discusses findings on Poland Municipal Forest concerns
The Stow-based environmental consulting firm EnviroScience Inc. presented initial erosion findings from a survey of Poland Municipal Forest to Poland stakeholders
Gibson moves up for victory
Austin Gibson, Nate Cordova and Andre Henderson were the three local fighters victorious at Saturday’s Fight Night at Se7en Nightclub.
Phantoms finish strong to ice Gamblers
Jeppe Urup’s third-period goal was key as Youngstown tops Green Bay.
TBEIC grant will facilitate September clean-tech conference
Thanks to a $90,000 Wells Fargo Innovation Incubator grant, the Tech Belt Energy Innovation Center will have a conference downtown Sept. 13 and 14 that reaches out to Appalachian clean-technology startups.
Babbaro gains a powerful partner
Angelo Babbaro has a voice that links him to Frank Sinatra. Now, he has a representative to go with it.
DIVISION I
DIVISION I Austintown Fitch — Gus Sutton (138) closed out his high school career with a school-
Cast, crew, director create incredible ‘Elephant Man’ at Y’town Playhouse SFlb
By Eric McCrea entertainment@vindy.com The Youngstown Playhouse’s latest production, “The
Butterfly workshop to take place at YSU
Youngstown State University and its student organization, the Youngstown Environmental and Sustainability Society, will partner with the Ohio Lepidopterists, Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Ohio Biological Survey to present the 22nd annual Butterfly Identification and Monitoring Workshop from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 23 at YSU’s Kilcawley Center. Registration and snacks will begin at 9:30.
Scouts awards dinner to recognize volunteers, Eagle Scouts
“Stambaugh Another 100” is the theme of the event.
Anti-violence blitz on South Side shows signs of success
Youngstown police Capt. Jason Simon exchanges high fives with Leigha Henderson, 2, while her mother, Lovonna Harris, looks on at a South Avenue laundromat last month. Simon and his partner, Lt. Ramon Cox, were there as part of their Community Based Crime Reduction patrol.