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Summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard
A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard
China suspends tariff hikes on $126B of US cars, auto parts
Associated Press BEIJING China announced a 90-day suspension on Friday of tariff hikes on $126
Judge strikes down Hoerig letters
The murder suspect cannot file any additional letters without the signature and consent of her lawyer.
Business debt, and worries about it, are up
Associated Press NEW YORK Homeowners appear to have learned the lesson of the Great Recession
Cohen: Trump knew hush-money payments were wrong
Associated Press WASHINGTON Shaken and facing a prison term, President Donald Trump’s longtime
Obama-era rule leads to $150M in student loan forgiveness
Associated Press The U.S. Education Department said it will forgive $150 million in federal
Trump picks budget director Mulvaney to be next chief of staff
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump on Friday picked budget director Mick
Ursuline Sister Scholars party set Monday
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Beatitude House Ursuline Sister Scholars holiday party and
Covelli Enterprises helps Valley children with $15,000 Toys for Tots donation
Covelli has donated more than $600,000 to Toys for Tots over the years
Aqua Ohio plant on Route 170 in need of an upgrade
$12 million remodel will replace two-thirds of the plant’s water treatment process
GM announces 2,700 jobs available to workers facing layoffs
GM announces 2,700 jobs available to those facing layoffs
Trumbull family court among U.S. sites that received bomb threat
The falso bomb warnings were emailed to locations across the country, causing evacuations and building sweeps.
More than 300 jobs for GM Lordstown workers to apply for
Trump says Ohio will replace lost GM jobs ‘like in two minutes’
Geometric gingerbread houses
C.H. Campbell Elementary second-graders watch as Barry Tancer, left, a former Canfield schools Board of Education member, builds a miniature wooden gingerbread house. Students employ math skills while having fun building the Christmas ornaments.
Schools' annual gift exchange for less fortunate in 22nd year
Springfield Intermediate School and Crestview Middle School collect new, unwrapped gifts to give to families in need in each other's community for the holiday season.