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Niles schools seek an 11.7-mill substitute levy from voters

The levy would generate $2.6 million annually for the district


Suspect identified in weekend stabbing death at Niles house

Staff report NILES Edward Anderson, 20, is being held in Trumbull County jail charged with one


Tease photo

Thousands enjoyed the sunshine and the many hundreds of carved pumpkins

By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN People of all ages by the thousands found


Agenda Tuesday

Agenda Tuesday Austintown-Boardman-Mahoning County Joint Communications District, 9 a.m., Boardman


TRUMBULL COURTS

COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Ronald E. Warren, 62, of Warren, and Sharon M.


TJX

TJX Response Rezoning of nearly 300 acres of residential property in Lordstown for a 1.2 million


A snapshot of Trumbull County and GM Lordstown

Borders Pennsylvania and Ashtabula, Geauga, Portage and Mahoning counties. Cities: Warren, Girard,


Youngstown firefighters battle two home blazes

Youngstown firefighters battle two home blazes YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown Fire Department crews


Niles City Schools

Niles City Schools Substitute levy An 11.7-mill substitute levy for a continuing period to


High-court hopefuls raise $900,000

Associated Press COLUMBUS A government watchdog’s analysis finds candidates for Ohio Supreme


Free exhibition of veterans’ artworks opens in Columbus

Associated Press COLUMBUS An exhibition of veterans’ art will showcase works by former military


Births

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Kieandrea Thomas and Craig Jackson Jr., Youngstown, girl,


Man shot to death on W. Side is city's 13 homicide of 2018

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Police detectives are investigating the city’s 13th homicide of the year


Police: Bodies in burned car were man, daughter

Police: Bodies in burned car were man, daughter EAST CLEVELAND (AP) Police say two badly burned


Immigrants face hurdles to prove abuse by US agents

Within hours of being booked at a Border Patrol station in far West Texas, two teenage sisters from Guatemala came forward to allege that an agent conducted an improper strip search.


Manufacturing often suffers first and recovers last in a recession

Trumbull’s solution is not going to be one big company, it’s going to be a lot of base hits


2 city fire stations closed Saturday

The stations were closed because of staff injuries and other overtime budget crunch.


Agenda Monday

Agenda Monday Hubbard School board, 5:30 p.m. work session, followed by regular session at 7,


How women who retire with their husbands often lose out

By LIZ WESTON NerdWallet Women who retire when their husbands do may be giving up more wealth


Cleveland is a city filled with myriad surprises

by Barbara Barton Sloane Special to The Vindicator No water shortage here. I’m in Cleveland