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Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Lordstown Village Council, 5 p.m., streets sidewalks public parks buildings grounds
Surplus food/clothing
Surplus food/clothing Alpha and Omega First Baptist Church, 3120 Winton Ave., Youngstown, lunch,
What the battle of memos on FBI surveillance showed
Associated Press WASHINGTON In the battle of the classified memos in the House Intelligence
Students return to school in Fla.
Associated Press PARKLAND, Fla. Students at a Florida high school where 17 of their classmates
WORLD DIGEST|| Average price of US gas falls 6 cents, to $2.59 a gallon
Average price of US gas falls 6 cents, to $2.59 a gallon CAMARILLO, Calif. The average price
Flooding woes ebb in Ohio
Associated Press COLUMBUS Preparations by local and state officials ahead of heavy rains and
The victim, Martell Williams, was shot multiple times in the chest and stomach
Staff report WARREN Warren police are investigating a possible homicide at the Stonegate
5 dead after tornado, flooding in US storms
Associated Press CHARLESTON, W.Va. The death toll rose to at least five Sunday after severe
US lawmakers lack consensus to act on guns
Associated Press WASHINGTON After a 10-day break, members of Congress are returning to work
Political end to Olympics: N. Korea offers talks with US
Associated Press PYEONGCHANG, South Korea The overtly political 2018 Winter Olympics closed
METRO DIGEST | Man wields knife inside Community Kitchen in Youngstown
Man wields knife at Youngstown’s Community Kitchen YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown police charged a city
Youngstown pastor traces ongoing path of civil-rights movement in United States
Youngstown pastor traces ongoing path of civil-rights movement in United States
SCHOOL THREATS | Crazy week of threats, arrests around Valley, Ohio
Here's an updated look at school threats in the Valley and state
Lease-To-Own Contracts Land Many in Anguish
When an East Side woman learned she could enter into a land contract – or a lease-to-own agreement – instead of renting, she thought it would leave more money in her pocket.