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2,000-plus take part in Buddy Walk
The annual event has raised about $1 million to support people living with Down syndrome
100 years ago, US fought its deadliest battle in France
It was America’s deadliest battle, with 26,000 U.S. soldiers killed, tens of thousands wounded and more ammunition fired than in the whole of the Civil War.
High school journalists stand up to censorship and win
Armed with a new Vermont law that protects student journalists, four high school editors have stood up to censorship and won, prompting their school to revamp its media policy.
Congress to consider $1.7 billion in Florence aid
Work this week will also focus on avoiding a government shutdown in 1 week
TEDx presenters are short in time but long in impact
The 20 presenters expounded for 10 to 15 minutes on a variety of thought-provoking themes including saving forests, handling substance and drug abuse, enduring and overcoming humiliation, taking reasonable risks, surviving the loss of a loved one and appreciating the virtues of 3-D printing.
Ohio media ask: How can we make Ohio’s communities more vibrant?
Solutions are being sought as Ohio lags behind the nation in key economic indicators.
Station Square Ristorante earns prestigious wine award
Wine lovers wanting to sip from an award-winning selection need look no further than Belmont Avenue.
Valley produces six National Merit Semifinalists, 2 from Poland
Six seniors from the Valley were named National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists.
Giant Eagle to be used as community meet-up spot
Giant Eagle has six locations in Mahoning and Trumbull counties.
METRO DIGEST || Career fair Wednesday
Grove City College’s 20th annual career fair is Wednesday in the IM Room of the Physical Learning Center on campus.
BUSINESS DIGEST || Home loans
Home loans POLAND Columbiana County is one of 53 counties across Ohio to be eligible for the
LIMELIGHTS AND CAREER PATHS
Shapes Unlimited, Inc. of Youngstown, a distributor of extruded aluminum fencing and window screen
MILESTONES
The Rev. Dr. Lewis Macklin II, a graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School, has been named the 2018 Pioneer Award recipient for a lifetime of public service.
Domestic violence cases at YSU, OSU share similarities
YSU waited six days after the report on OSU’s Urban Meyer before it acted on accusations from April against one of its assistant coaches, Richard McNutt, above.
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Austintown Township trustees, 3:30 p.m., township hall, 82 Ohltown Road. Boardman
Don’t be afraid to test-drive your car salesperson
By PHILIP REED NerdWallet If you work with a good car salesperson, the shopping process can
Introverts share travel survival secrets
Introverts share travel survival secrets By MELISSA LAMBARENA NerdWallet Travel can be busy,
Kan. museum opens exhibit on ‘notorious’ people
Kan. museum opens exhibit on ‘notorious’ people SALINA, Kan. A museum in central Kansas is
COLUMBIANA/TRUMBULL COURTS
COURTS columbiana county new cases Chas Sledd dba Team Sledd v. Homeworth Pantry LLC et al,
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today McKinley Elementary School, 441 E. Chestnut St., Lisbon, noon to 5 p.m.
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