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Newest WRPA member misses meeting due to snow duties
Newest WRPA member misses meeting due to snow duties
'Fight Back!' consumer reporter David Horowitz dies
'Fight Back!' consumer reporter David Horowitz dies
Autopsy: Pen not properly closed when lion killed intern
Autopsy: Pen not properly closed when lion killed intern
Failing Payless to honor gift cards, store credit into March
Failing Payless to honor gift cards, store credit into March
Student abducted, killed had complained to police about man
Student abducted, killed had complained to police about man
Summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and Canfield
A summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and the city of Canfield
WINTER STORM | Snow, rain falling throughout the Valley
WINTER STORM | Snow, rain falling throughout the Valley
Police dismiss tip Smollett, 2 brothers together in elevator
Police dismiss tip Smollett, 2 brothers together in elevator
Putin sternly warns US against putting missiles in Europe
Putin sternly warns US against putting missiles in Europe
Fifth Avenue project will be 'transformational'
The goal is to better connect downtown to YSU, a city official says.
No renewal levy under CEO Mohip
Youngstown Board of Education members will not give their OK to the renewal of a 10.7-mill levy.
Elza’s big first half powers Panthers
Gage Elza had a game-high 25 points and hauled in five rebounds to lead the Bristol Panthers.
Joint Land Use Study for Youngstown Air Reserve Station nears final stages
About 20 people attended the third and possibly final public meeting regarding the Youngstown Air Reserve Station Joint Land Use Study as its consultants prepare to write a draft and then a final report.
TUESDAY’S HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS AT A GLANCE
BOYS BASKETBALL Austintown Fitch 83, East 82 AUSTINTOWN Todd Simons scored 52 to tie the
Boardman teachers will be notified Friday of their 2019-2020 assignments
School officials say the work needed to complete the district’s realignment plan by June 30 is on target.
Speed-camera company to reimburse Liberty for police OT
Liberty Township will receive a $2,700 monthly reimbursement from Optotraffic to cover the police department’s overtime costs that stem from the township operating its speed-camera program.