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Agenda Wednesday

Agenda Wednesday Campbell school board, work session at 6:30 p.m., special meeting at 7:30 p.m.,


Walk-in clinics for immunizations

Walk-in clinics for immunizations WARREN Warren City Health District, 258 E. Market St., Suite


COURTS

COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Dissolutions granted April G. Conrad and Noah L. Conrad. James M.


BIRTHS

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Natasha Velazquez, Boardman, boy, Feb. 3. Nicholas and


Job-skills workshop


GOP fundraiser set


Man indicted in alcohol-related crash that left woman with vertebrae injuries

Man indicted in alcohol-related crash that left woman with vertebrae injuries


Resident says she was tricked into signing mortgage for home remodel

A Hubbard woman claims a contractor tricked her into signing a mortgage on her home, claiming the documents were for loan financing


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., 29.090.49 Aqua America, .20


NEWSMAKERS

NEWSMAKERS ‘Young and the Restless’ actor St. John dead at 52 LOS ANGELES Kristoff St. John,


Debate grows over ‘Medicare for all’

Associated Press WASHINGTON “Medicare for all” is quickly becoming a rallying cry for many


Trump to call for unity tonight

Skepticism will emanate from both sides of the aisle Staff/wire report WASHINGTON The White


$10M bond set for man accused of shooting Ohio deputies

Bond was set at $10 million Monday for a man accused of luring authorities with threats of killing himself and then fatally shooting one sheriff’s deputy and wounding another in Ohio


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12 indicted in cocaine bust

By JOE GORMAN jgorman@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN An indictment unsealed Monday in the U.S. Northern District Court of Ohio shows one of 12 people charged with selling cocaine and heroin in Youngstown was a fickle chef.


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Students learn more about George Washington

By JUSTIN DENNIS jdennis@vindy.com AUSTINTOWN The first U.S. president came “alive” for Austintown Middle School students Monday through a history lesson not seen in any book. Led by middle-school history teacher Ron Johnson – garbed in a colonial military uniform with a periwinkle commander’s sash – students learned about the life and character of President George Washington through an allegorical painting by local artist Ray Simon. That painting, titled “Divine Providence,” will appear in the George Washington Presidential Library in Mount Vernon, Va.


Super Bowl ads heavy on humor, surprises and ... robots

This year’s Super Bowl ads went heavy on the humor – and surprises


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Valley students earn prizes and perks for model behavior

School officials say positive behavior programs are effective


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Detectives: Trust is must in missing person cases

Detectives: Trust is must in missing person cases


Trump to pitch unifying vision for nation in annual address

Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump heads into his State of the Union address