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Vigil celebrates life of man killed by Niles police
Saturday night’s vigil at the Royal Mall Apartment & Condo Complex for Matthew Burroughs was filled with sobs, tearful memorials and calls for justice.
Pelini likely to stay at YSU
A deal hasn’t been signed, but an understanding has been reached regarding Bo Pelini’s future as Youngstown State University’s football coach, athletic director Ron Strollo confirmed Saturday morning.
Families gather at annual Three Kings Day celebration
One by one, children came forward Saturday afternoon to receive a gift from a king.
Scouts learn valuable skills at Klondike Derby
During this time of year, cold weather has usually made its presence felt in the Mahoning Valley, to the delight of ice skaters and others brave enough to venture out onto an ice-covered lake or pond.
Local start-up pioneers artistic uses of 3-D printing technology
Freshmade 3D has creative uses of 3-D printing technology in the works.
Football and family merge in Valley native’s book
At first glance, Mark Hamer’s new book, “Growing Up Irish,” is about the author’s lifelong devotion to the Notre Dame Fightin’ Irish football team, and his family’s yearly trips to see the team play.
METRO DIGEST || Model Railroad show set for next Sunday
Model Railroad show set for next Sunday SALEM The Youngstown Model Railroad Association is
Hurricane Maria forced year of change for Mahoning County services
When Puerto Rican individuals migrated to the continental U.S. following Hurricane Maria, local service organizations had to adapt to better meet their needs.
Rios family leaves hurricane disaster for new life in Y'town
The Rios family moved to Youngstown in December 2017 in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria three months earlier. The family includes, from left, daughter Karlys, 6; mother Claraliz ; father Eric; and son, Ihan, 5.
‘Shop local’ movement drives sales of American-made yarn
Movement drives sales of American-made yarn By SHIREEN KORKZAN Associated Press It began when
After delays, Egypt’s new mega-museum set to open in 2020
Egypt’s new mega-museum set to open in 2020 By BRIAN ROHAN Associated Press CAIRO On the
Limelights and career paths
Career paths Merrill Lynch recently announced that financial adviser Christine A. Gerst has joined
Internet of Things
Internet of Things YOUNGSTOWN OH-IoT, an Internet of Things initiative between Youngstown State
COLUMBIANA, TRUMBULL COURTS
COURTS COLUMBIANA COUNTY NEW CASES Margaret McConahy v. Covington Skilled Nursing and Rehab
Museum exhibit to tell story of Nassar abuse survivors
Museum exhibit to tell story of Nassar abuse survivors EAST LANSING, Mich. Hundreds of women
Museum acquires statue, complete with glitter, nail polish
By MARTHA WAGGONER Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. An impressive marble sculpture of the first
‘Fifty-One Years Later: Remembering What is Civil: Doing What is Right’
There will be Martin Luther King Commemoration programs the weekend of Jan. 20 titled ‘Fifty-One Years Later: Remembering What is Civil: Doing What is Right’
MILESTONES
MILESTONES 2010 poland grad earns doctorate IN CHEMISTRY Allison M. Rice, daughter of Paul and
Lord & Taylor flagship store locks doors forever
By VERENA DOBNIK Associated press NEW YORK After 104 years, Lord & Taylor’s flagship store on