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Ohio to begin accepting state income tax returns
The Ohio Department of Taxation will begin accepting 2018 state income tax returns, including online
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Lisa Anzelmo and Mitchell Czifra, Youngstown, girl, Jan.
Car restoration specialists lend services to outfit local police cars
Snyder Speciality Cars opens its garage to build local police vehicles
Students at Ohio high school get face time with extremists in class
Handling clashes of disparate ideas like last week’s videotaped encounter at the Lincoln Memorial is at the core of a political radicalism course at an Ohio high school
‘Was I to wait for the next attack?”
Vindicator reporter Samantha Phillips details the dog attack she and her mother experienced last year at their Vienna Township home during a recent press conference at the statehouse in Columbus. Phillips has been working with state legislators to increase penalties to owners when their dogs cause severe injuries or death.
Butler board chief defends rescinding Rockwell deal with Boy Scouts
The $130 million collection includes about 70 Norman Rockwell works of art.
Budding video-game developers’ creations seen globally
Games were created in 48 hours at the Oak Hill Collaborative.
Eagle Watch Day is Saturday in Pennsylvania
A popular spot to watch American Bald Eagles is near the Big Bend Recreation Area in Warren County, Pa.
Thom Duma Jewelers expanding
After having to make some tough renovation decisions, Thom Duma is happy to have Thom Duma Fine Jewelers remain in downtown Warren.
MILESTONES | YSU professor chosen for state art award
RJ Thompson, a tenured assistant professor of graphic and interactive design in the Department of Art at Youngstown State University, was chosen for the Community Development & Participation state art award.
Boardman motels pose unique dilemma for officials
Wagon Wheel Motel on Market Street was visited by police 121 times in 2018. The establishment was opened in 1955 as Plaza Motel, before Interstate 680 diverted much of the Market Street traffic and chain franchises arose.