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Campbell council eliminates police sergeant position
Council couldn’t unify behind a pair of ordinances dealing with city employees.
Order extended 3 weeks
Order extended 3 weeks boardman The temporary restraining order against the Wagon Wheel Motel
State funding for schools must give priority to rural and urban at-risk students
Akron Beacon Journal: Larry Householder wasn’t going to remain silent. In looking at a portion of
Home Savings gives $5,000 to Walnut Grove playground
Home Savings gives $5,000 to Walnut Grove playground YOUNGSTOWN Home Savings Bank donated a
CD RATES
CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.
Ohio farmers: Rain impact will hurt all
By JOHN SEEWER Associated Press PERRYSBURG, Ohio Farmers who have been unable to plant their
Iran Revolutionary Guard reports it shot down US RQ-4 Global Hawk drone
Associated Press TEHRAN, Iran Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said today it shot down a U.S. drone
Ohio Supreme Court declares FirstEnergy’s grid fee illegal
The court rejected a decision that allowed FirstEnergy to charge an additional fee.
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc.,22.40‚àí0.14 Aqua America, 2.13
‘Credible evidence’ to warrant probe into Khashoggi’s murder
By JAMEY KEATEN and AYA BATRAWY Associated Press More than eight months after Saudi journalist
US EPA loosens rules to help coal industry
Associated Press WASHINGTON Despite scientists’ increasingly urgent warnings, the Trump
US beekeepers lose nearly 38% of colonies
By SETH BORENSTEIN AP Science Writer WASHINGTON Winter hit U.S. honeybees hard with the
Summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman Township
Summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman Township
Trump stretches truth at his campaign kickoff
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Donald Trump boasted with abandon in launching his 2020
$4.5M in settlements over deaths tied to doctor in murder case
Associated Press COLUMBUS An Ohio hospital system has reached nearly $4.5 million in settlements
Lily pond aeration system will prevent future fish kills
Nearly six years after low oxygen levels in Mill Creek MetroParks’ Lily Pond left the pristine oasis filled with dead fish, an aeration system has been installed to prevent future fish kills.
Youngstown council mulls parking-meter ordinance
City council postponed a vote to repeal and replace its ordinance on parking meters as members wanted to discuss it further.
Shootouts play at Stambaugh tonight
“I don’t like country music but I like what you guys are doing.” That’s a line that Ryan Humbert has heard several times after shows by his band, the Shootouts.