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Church anniversary

Church anniversary YOUNGSTOWN Mount Sinai Baptist Church, 328 S. Forest St., will celebrate its

‘Power Lunches’ set

‘Power Lunches’ set The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber will host three networking “Power

Judge tells tavern shooter mental illness is no excuse for his violent behavior

Rulong gets 39 to 40 1/2 years in prison for shooting at the University At Larchmont tavern

BIRTHS

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Abdulrahman Aljassim and Banin Almuhaysin, Youngstown,

CORRECTION

CORRECTION A woman was arrested at a 655 North River Road business in Warren on Wednesday, but

Valley climate-change group sets 1st meeting

Valley climate-change group sets 1st meeting YOUNGSTOWN The first meeting of a local

Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc.,20.71‚àí0.62 Aqua America, 2.24

Arms treaty ends; US to test new missile

Associated Press WASHINGTON With the scrapping of a landmark arms control agreement Friday, the

Children’s author excites hundreds of fans at Stambaugh breakfast

Laura Numeroff, author of celebrated children’s book ‘If You Give a Mouse a Cookie,’ met nearly 400 local fans Friday morning

Associated Press

Associated Press WASHINGTON U.S. employers slowed their hiring in July but still added a solid

Guest lineups | Sunday news shows

Guest lineups | Sunday news shows ABC’s “This Week” — Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick

Ohio man indicted in 4 family slayings, may face death penalty

Associated Press CINCINNATI A man accused of murdering his wife, her parents and her aunt in an

Mother collecting funds for woman who saved son

Max, a shepherd mix about 8 years old, belonged to Christine Beheler and her family. Beheler drowned saving a boy from drowning Monday at Mosquito Lake State Park beach, and the family is giving Max up for adoption.

Board OKs placing levy renewal on Nov. ballot

Youngstown school board President Brenda Kimble was one of four members who voted to place a levy renewal on the November ballot. Other yes votes came from Vice President Michael Murphy, Tina Cvetkovich and Ronald Shadd, Kimble’s son. Voting no were Jackie Adair and Dario Hunter. Board member Corrine Sanderson was absent.