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Acting AG: Probe almost finished
No timetable given for end to Mueller’s investigation Associated Press WASHINGTON The special
Laid-off Vista Window employees sue after closure
Though the suit claims the company was required to send notice of a mass layoff 60 days in advance, workers had no warning.
Shutdown projected to cause $3B permanent hit to economy
The federal government shutdown will cause slight permanent harm to the economy – about $3 billion – according to a new report by the Congressional Budget Office
Doc, hospital face 8 wrongful death suits over drug dosages
An Ohio woman’s family says she died at a hospital minutes after receiving two excessive doses of potentially lethal medication ordered by a doctor now being investigated in connection with dozens of deaths
Market Street Elementary closes at year’s end
Boardman school board OKs realignment plan, Market Street Elementary will close
Warren school board refuses further apology to Warren officer
Warren Board of Education refuses further apology to Warren police officer
Brazilian media report on Claudia Hoerig conviction
Brazilian media report on Claudia Hoerig conviction focuses on penalty
Temperature is going to drop below zero
The wind chills at times this week are expected to drop to minus 30
Battle over wall enters new phase
Associated Press WASHINGTON Two days after the record-long shutdown ended, the White House made
Some battles have been won, but the war for equality and justice continues
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Despite some civil-rights advances for black
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Girard Civil Service Commission, 4 p.m., conference room, mayor’s office, city
TRUMBULL COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Courtney N.A. Osborne, 32, and Adam F. English, 37,
Free dinner
Free dinner Orthodox Center, 1025 N. Belle Vista Ave., Youngstown, will host a free neighborhood
400,000 deaths later, families still struggling with US opioid epidemic
Associated Press LA QUINTA, Calif. The scope of the opioid epidemic is tallied in increasingly