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Scholarships awarded


Gamblers Anonymous


Agenda Friday

Agenda Friday Springfield Township trustees, 10 a.m., administration building, 3475 E. South Range


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BIRTHS

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Lee and Mandy Ward, East Palestine, boy, Dec. 7.


Summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and Canfield

A summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and the city of Canfield


Woman who pleaded to lesser charge in murder case gets probation

Judge says slight changes in testimony were understandable


President walks out of meeting on shutdown

Trump will visit US-Mexico border today Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump


State to consider 6 conditions to treat with medical pot

Associated Press COLUMBUS The state medical board is reviewing six additional conditions that


Landowners dig in to fight border wall

Associated Press HIDALGO, Texas As President Donald Trump travels to the border in Texas to make


‘Last chance’ notices going to thousands of inactive voters

Ohio’s elections chief says more than 275,000 inactive voters in the state about to get their final opportunity to keep from dropping off the rolls


Government shutdown | Latest developments

Nearly half of Ohio’s congressional delegation say they will not accept a paycheck while the federal


Stocks rise along with optimism over US-China trade talks

US, China wrap up talks on tariff battle after Trump says they are ’going very well!’ but no details immediately released


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Regional UAW director vows to fight to keep GM Lordstown open

“When is enough, enough?” UAW Region 2-B Director Rich Rankin asks.


Ryan: Border security is needed, but not a wall

Congressman says technology, not a wall, is needed at the southern border.


President argues for border wall

Democrats accuse Trump of appealing to ‘fear, not facts’.


Hubbard trustees plan to place police levies on ballot

Township trustees plan to place two police levies on the May primary ballot in an attempt to alleviate budget woes.


Youngstown board discusses plan to retake control of schools

One board member said now is the time to plan how to resolve issues involving students and taxpayers.


‘Old school’ detective dies Saturday unexpectedly

Perdue was planning to retire next month, Chief Robin Lees said.


Local neurologist with criminal history dies

An area doctor arrested last April and accused of exposing himself to school children has died.