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Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Liberty Township trustees, 1 p.m., county engineer’s office, 650 N. River Road
Vascular disease, related to hardening of the arteries, is also called atherosclerosis
It can cause heart disease, stroke, and a variety of artery diseases
HEALTH DIGEST | Help ID teens at risk of suicide
Help identify at-risk individuals to get help WARREN Given the increase in teen suicides and
Records: Distributors push back on proposed Ohio rules
Associated Press COLUMBUS Companies that distribute drugs are pushing back on stricter
Antidote for dramatic diarrhea?
Q. Whenever I would go out to eat, I frequently would suffer from sudden diarrhea. This led to
Opioids sending more kids to hospitals
Associated Press CHICAGO Opioid poisonings and overdoses are sending increasing numbers of U.S.
Man arrested after threats in Youngstown
A man accused of setting a dog cage on fire ended up behind bars himself.
Syrians block UN aid convoy
Associated Press BEIRUT A U.N. convoy carrying desperately needed food and medicine to besieged
Former Ohio AG says he regrets bowing to NRA
Staff/wire report COLUMBUS A Democrat who helped overturn local assault weapons bans as a state
WORLD DIGEST || Tax return rule for presidential hopefuls OK'd in Md. Senate
Tax return rule for presidential hopefuls OK’d in Md. Senate ANNAPOLIS, Md. A measure requiring
Trade wars typically leave no victors
Associated Press Trade wars generate no medals, monuments or military parades. But they do tend to
Trump dangles Israel trip for new embassy
Associated Press WASHINGTON Under twin clouds of legal investigation, President Donald Trump and
Kim, S. Korean envoys have ‘openhearted talk’
Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea North Korean leader Kim Jong Un had an “openhearted talk” in
Canfield High students gain experience through internships
CANFIELD Students at Canfield High School are gaining hands-on experience through an internship program that connects them with employers. Senior Connor Dye credits his internship at the Lake Shore Medical Center with his success in getting a full-ride scholarship to John Carroll University for pre-medical studies, and entrance to the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine as long as he maintains a 3.0 GPA for his undergraduate degree.
Burke murder trial resumes today
WARREN The Austin Burke aggravated-murder trial, which resumes this afternoon in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court, may test the ability of the 12 jurors selected Monday to determine when someone is lying or not lying. Burke, 19, of Miller South Road in Bristolville, is charged with the June 12 aggravated murder and aggravated robbery of Brandon Sample, 22, of Garfield Drive Northeast and the June 20 aggravated robbery of the Pizza Joe’s restaurant in Cortland.
Driving in Howland? Watch out for speed cameras
The goal of the program is to increase driver safety and decrease accidents
Returning to the Bee
Third- and fourth-time Vindicator Regional Spelling Bee returnees have the same goal for their last competition – to go home with a win