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Taliban attack kills top Afghan officials
US commander unharmed Associated Press KABUL, Afghanistan A high-level meeting to lay out
Builders Association to construct offices
Builders Association to construct offices VIENNA The Builders Association of Eastern Ohio and
Residents should support mental health, other levies
Editorial: One of the hallmark func- tions of taxpayer-supported government at all levels has long been tending
Probe opened into Pa. clergy abuse
Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Federal prosecutors have opened an investigation of child sexual
Review: Renacci didn’t properly report flight costs
Associated Press COLUMBUS Republican U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci traveled repeatedly aboard a
Facebook’s election ‘war room’ sets sights on fake news
Associated Press MENLO PARK, Calif. In an otherwise innocuous part of Facebook’s expansive
Trump threatens to close US-Mexico border
Associated Press GUATEMALA CITY As some 3,000 Hondurans made their way through Guatemala,
Saudi Arabia Trump concedes missing journalist likely dead
President warns of ‘very severe’ consequences if Saudis murdered him Associated Press
Neighborhood Harvest on Sunday
ICU Blockwatch and St. Dominic Church will host a Neighborhood Harvest from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday
Poland residents get reprieve from noisy Aqua Ohio project
The site of Aqua Ohio’s $11 million water-treatment upgrade is visible through Holly Fender’s kitchen window. Louder-than-normal construction noise has reverberated through the Poland neighborhood the past two weeks.
Prosecutor urges Energy Wise customers to contact AG’s office
“We will make every effort to make people whole again,” Gains said.
Pa. man arrested in triple homicide
The family of slain 10-year-old Amariah Emery remembers her as ‘an inspiration to stay positive.’
$31 million Shepherd of the Valley facility to open 2020
About 200 jobs will be created by the retirement facility.
Youngstown council extends the time downtown hotel owners have to repay a loan
The company received a $2,050,000 no-interest loan from the city in December 2016
Port authority continues to look for commercial airline opportunities
WRPA director will attend airline industry conference
Library renovation is in its beginning phases
The library is seeking the community’s input on what people would like to see included in the building “to help make the main library as attractive and responsive to the community as possible.”
Warren neighbors help cops arrest attempted burglar
An officer spotted the suspect, later identified as Jermaine L. Mobley, 46, of Fifth Avenue in Youngstown and arrested him after a short foot chase.
Poland village business owners discuss crime and clutter
Councilwoman Leah Wilson suggested increasing police presence “until we discourage whatever is happening.”
Sen. Sherrod Brown is being challenged in his re-election by Rep. Jim Renacci
Brown says he’s done much for the Valley while Renacci says the incumbent has done nothing