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Youngstown finance director candidates expected to be interviewed later this month
There are four candidates for the job
Struthers council discusses problem house, old feuds reignite
Council aims to force the owner of a long vacant, unfinished house to finish his project or lose it.
Youngstown council authorizes contract for design work on downtown streets
The city received a $10.85 million federal grant for the street improvements
Campbell Council votes to put renewal levy on November ballot
The 5-year, 3.5 mill property tax levy renewal was originally passed in 2010 and funds the city’s operations.
Downtown business to replace its outdoor patio
The building owner wanted to do more improvements, but postponed them
Struthers City Council approves budget, announces roads to be resurfaced
Council also announced dates for several city-wide events
Liberty fire chief and trustees discuss staffing
Fire department issues discussed at Liberty trustee meeting
Canfield OKs 2019 budget at $11.2M
City council members also selected a firm to develop a comprehensive plan that will shape the city for the next 10 years.
Campbell council announces new police chief, approves funds for parks, cops
The new police chief will be sworn in on Monday.
Liberty trustees approve $25,000 settlement
Ray Buhala was promoted to captain in the police department.
Penn Power equipment installation helps protect ospreys
The ospreys have caused electrical disruptions by nesting on utility poles.
Youngstown council is expected to approve the budget March 20
A councilman expressed concern about the city’s long-term finances
Niles releases from fiscal emergency
Although the city has been released, the school district is now in fiscal emergency