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Council considers clothing box ban
Council is considering a limit on the number of boxes instead of an outright ban.
Youngstown council to hire firm to cut city wards to 5
Agreed to do it even though the proposal isn’t yet on the ballot
Mahoning County lawyers plead for judges’ pay raise
Ohio judges’ pay should be increased to “continue to attract the finest legal minds to serve on the bench,” local bar association president says.
Culvert job awarded, paving job advertised
The commissioners awarded a Gibson Road culvert replacement job and advertised a Springfield Township paving job.
12 miles of roads to be repaved
The roads to be repaved are in Coitsville, Austintown, Canfield, Beaver, Milton and Smith townships.
State audit of Mahoning engineer's office sparks political tempest
“I just don’t feel we got what we paid for,” in a $100,000 performance audit, Mahoning County Engineer Patrick Ginnetti said.
Mahoning commissioners hear $8.1 million courthouse restoration proposal
The restoration of the Mahoning County Courthouse is to occur in 2015 and may extend into 2016, report says.
Warren council approves participation in Golden Triangle grant request
Council approved legislation Wednesday providing $9,000 in cash.
Youngstown board agrees to pay $50,000 to its insurance company to settle a sexual-harassment complaint
How to replace her is still up in the air
Mahoning commissioners place tax for public safety on ballot
The three-quarter percent sales tax will be devoted to the sheriff’s, prosecutor’s, and coroner’s offices and 911 center.
Commissioners get an earful of sales tax comments
The county commissioners heard more diversity of opinion in the second sales tax hearing than in the first.
238 geese euthanized in Mill Creek Park
Roundup and euthanasia of geese is the last resort after other measures have been insufficient, state wildlife official says.
Youngstown 2014 street resurfacing
The city’s board of control awarded a nearly $1.3 million contract for street resurfacing to R.T.
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