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Flint Hills center highlighting the buffalo in exhibit

Flint Hills center highlighting the buffalo in exhibit MANHATTAN, Kan. After a summer dedicated

Working past 65? It’s easier to do if you graduated college

By STAN CHOE and SARAH SKIDMORE SELL Associated Press NEW YORK Close to one in five Americans

Man killed, woman injured in stabbing

Man killed, woman injured in stabbing NILES One man died at Trumbull Regional Medical Center in

LIMELIGHTS AND CAREER PATHS

The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber recently announced the promotion of Guy Coviello to president

Insurance rates

Insurance rates COLUMBUS The Ohio Department of Insurance recently announced that the average

COLUMBIANA/TRUMBULL COURTS

COURTS columbiana county dissolutions asked Jeremiah Frantz, of 263 East Pine St., Lisbon and

Ex-FBI official says his book has been delayed by FBI review

Ex-FBI official says his book has been delayed by FBI review WASHINGTON Former FBI acting

THE JOHN DOES & THE COMPANIES

Here are the identities of most of the unnamed companies and John Does in the Aug. 30 indictment

Blood Drives

Blood Drives TUESDAY Lordstown High School, 1824 Salt Springs Road, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Southern

COMING MONDAY

COMING MONDAY Great jobs, good jobs, or no jobs. How choosy can we be in the Valley?

Valley needs Ryan, Johnson in Congress more than ever

Editorial: Between the two of them, congressmen Tim Ryan and Bill Johnson have 24 years in the House of

Births

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Laana Abdulla and Kamran Zaheer, Youngstown, girl, Oct.

US pastor freed from Turkey prays for ‘supernatural wisdom’ for Trump

Associated Press WASHINGTON Freed American pastor Andrew Brunson fell to one knee in the Oval

#MeToo inspires wave of old misconduct reports to colleges

For 35 years, Ruth D’Eredita tried to dismiss her former professor’s behavior – the way he touched her, groped her and kissed her. But last year, as dozens of women came forward to share similar encounters with powerful men, she started to see her memories differently.

Something for everyone at annual Fall Festival

CANFIELD Whether creating something melodramatic, macabre or mischievous, Ron Roberts is neither shy about nor technical when explaining the secret behind his sharp creativity. “Patience, practice and tools,” the Salem man said to a youngster who inquired about how he had come up with precise and detailed ridges, grooves and curves that added a thick layer of realism to faces he carved in several pumpkins. Roberts’ talents were among the attractions that drew the interest of many people who attended the yearly Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday afternoon at White House Fruit Farm, 9249 Youngstown-Salem Road (U.S. Route 62).

Growing a beard led Bill Grischow to grow a business

STRUTHERS When Bill Grischow started growing out his beard last summer, he invested in some products to keep his facial hair looking nice. He tried different types of balms and oils, but was dissatisfied with all of them. Some were too oily; others weren’t oily enough.