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Pixel Pop Photography creates picture-perfect memories
Pixel Pop Photography does more than snap shots for weddings, dogs and high school seniors: It creates memories
Harding wins robotics regional today in Chicago
Warren G. Harding High School’s robotics team won the 2019 For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Midwest Regional today in Chicago.
Ice fishermen rescued tonight at Mosquito
Two men ice fishing on Mosquito Lake without a boat or life jackets were rescued unharmed after a big chunk of the ice on which they were fishing broke loose at about 5:20 p.m. today.
Scrabble game marks 1st of 8 anniversary events for Protestant Family Services
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.
Whispering Pines scouting dinner set for April
The Whispering Pines District of Great Trail Council Boy Scouts of America’s annual district awards dinner to recognize the organization’s 2018 volunteers and 27 scouts who in 2018 earned the Eagle Scout Award, the highest award in Boy Scouts.
Poland perfection ends in regional final
The Bulldogs rallied from 13 down to take the lead early in the fourth quarter.
Bipartisan bill aims to repeal portions of HB 70
State Rep. Joe Miller, a Democrat from Amherst, announced Friday he will soon introduce bipartisan legislation with Rep. Don Jones, a Republican from Freeport, to repeal portions of House Bill 70, the 2015 bill also known as the Youngstown plan that brought on state takeovers of local schools in Youngstown, Lorain and throughout the state.
Bells ring on True Blue Friday
The last Chevrolet Cruze is staying in the Mahoning Valley.