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State EPA is delaying loans to Youngstown
If Youngstown has to pay the money, its wastewater fund would have a deficit next year
Ohio House GOP plan trims proposed gas-tax increase
Ohio House Republicans have proposed cutting Republican Gov. Mike DeWine’s 18-cents-per-gallon recommended gas-tax increase to maintain roads and bridges to 10.7 cents.
Austintown Fitch wrestlers look to emulate Jameson
Gus Sutton, Colin Roberts and Zach Richards are headed to Columbus.
Playhouse to present ‘The Elephant Man’
Beneath the deformities that turned John Merrick into an object of revulsion, there was a human being.
Captain Marvel gets an average introduction
‘Captain Marvel’ Grade: 2 and a half stars (out of 4) Rating: PG-13 for sequences of sci-fi
Celtic violinist to join orchestra in Irish celebration
Mairead Nesbitt will be the special guest at the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra’s season-ending concert Saturday at Powers Auditorium.
Christian-pop superstar TobyMac returns to the Valley
The cover of TobyMac’s latest album shows the artist braced against the cold and wind, braving the elements.
GM Lordstown retirees don’t believe the plant should be closed
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com LORDSTOWN Four retirees, with a combined 152 years at
End of car production at GM Lordstown alarming
Editorial: By refusing to use the word “shutdown” to describe what has occurred at its Lordstown assembly complex, General Motors is perpetrating a cruel hoax on the people of the Mahoning Valley.
End of shift was a trickle, not an exodus
Workers leave GM Lordstown for perhaps the last time.
Favorite vehicles
Favorite vehicles Four GM Lordstown retirees, with a combined 152 years at the plant, named their
The family of Richard M. Calvaruso all drive GM vehicles
Richard M. Calvaruso was 3 when he and five other children of General Motors Lordstown employees rode in a 1969 Chevrolet Impala – the 400,000th Chevrolet to roll off the line at the huge plant that was idled Wednesday.
CSU: Region will take $3B hit from GM's idling of Lordstown
1966-2019 | United Auto Workers Local 1112 members stand around the final Chevrolet Cruze built at the General Motors Lordstown Assembly Complex on Wednesday afternoon. The picture was taken by a member of the Drive It Home campaign to support workers and urge GM to allocate a new product at the facility.