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Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Boardman Township trustees, 5:30 p.m., government center, 8299 Market St.
Deputy not liable for fatal shooting
Associated Press CLEVELAND A federal jury in Cleveland has decided an Ohio sheriff’s deputy is
Pulling together for local media
Opinion: There’s not much in common between Maine’s resident horror boss, author Stephen King, and tidy
Blood Drives
Blood Drives MONDAY Girard First United Methodist Church, 22 N. Market St., 1 to 6 p.m.
Women take Catholic bishops to task at abuse summit
Associated Press VATICAN CITY A prominent Nigerian nun blasted the culture of silence that has
Public, private sectors invest in Liberty’s future
Opinion: Public, private sectors invest in Liberty’s future Thank you for your recent editorial regarding
YSU ROUNDUP Results of Saturday’’s other games
SOFTBALL Lusk homers in loss to No. 14 S. Carolina Columbia, S.C. Junior Maddi Lusk hit a
PREP WRESTLING
PREP WRESTLING DISTRICT QUALIFIERS DIVISION I Austintown Fitch — Colin Roberts (113)*, Hunter
Mahoning Valley Race Course
Mahoning Valley Race Course SATURDAY’S RESULTS RACE 1 $9,900 - 3 yo’s & up, 1M 70Y, CLM $4,000
Mueller: Manafort ‘brazenly’ broke law
By CHAD DAY and ERIC TUCKER Associated Press WASHINGTON Former Trump campaign chairman Paul
Y’town school board lacks credibility in its criticism
Editorial: To set the record straight: It wasn’t the members of the Youngstown City School District Academic
Jake of all trades: Indians counting on Bauers’ bat
The Indians hope Jake Bauers can help fill their power void.
TOP 25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Recaps of Saturday’s men’s games
No. 1 Duke 75, Syracuse 65 SYRACUSE, N.Y. The top-ranked Blue Devils (24-3, 12-2) improved to
ON THE TRACKS Saturday’s auto racing
NASCAR XFINITY Christopher Bell wins easily at Atlanta HAMPTON, GA. Christopher Bell led all
GEORGE WILL | Republicans who let Trump trash the Constitution should be expelled from public life
Opinion: ANNAPOLIS, Md. America’s most improbably popular governor, a Republican beginning his second term