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COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Melanie Stamper, 42, of 97 N. Main St., Austintown,
Kids offer gift of song to nursing home residents
Students from McGuffey Elementary sing Christmas carols Friday at Camelot Arms Care Center in Youngstown.
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Taylor Harris and Ra’Shawn Boykin, Youngstown, boy, Dec.
Man killed during home invasion was just released from prison
Associated Press CLEVELAND An Ohio man who authorities say was fatally shot while trying to
Ohio judge ruled hospital gunman incompetent in 2016
Associated Press CINCINNATI An Ohio judge last year ordered treatment in a state mental
Bill boosting computer science in schools OK’d
Associated Press COLUMBUS Republican Gov. John Kasich has signed a bill expanding computer
Former US attorneys, GOP officials come to Mueller’s defense
Associated Press WASHINGTON More than 40 former U.S. attorneys and Republican and conservative
Trump signs tax bill during ‘rush job’ gathering
washington Associated Press WASHINGTON In the end, Donald Trump’s top achievement as president
Citing crass emails, ex-Miss Americas call for CEO’s ouster
Citing crass emails, ex-Miss Americas call for CEO’s ouster ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Dozens of
UN Security Council imposes new sanctions on North Korea
Associated Press UNITED NATIONS The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved tough new
Fired assistant prosecutor argues unsealing grand jury transcripts would reveal misconduct
Martin Desmond accuses the prosecutor’s office of using improper indictments to compel testimony.
Mahoning County's 2nd roundabout coming to Five Points
Local businesses expressed concern about the project’s impact.
4 chicks hatched in Fitch classroom
Stacey Pavlik’s zoology class gave students the opportunity to incubate and raise chickens in the classroom.
City police deliver gifts to families
Gifts were donated by citizens when the department had a Fill A Cruiser event earlier this month, as well as from the Marine Corps Reserve Toys For Tots program. And for the third-straight year, an anonymous donor also supplied the department with Walmart gift cards, which allowed police to buy specific gifts for some children as well as coats and gloves and hats, since some families did not have gear for the winter.
Defense attorneys want evidence suppressed before Sean Clemens’ trial
Sean Clemens’ lawyers attempted to suppress certain pieces of evidence from being used in a trial in an eight-hour hearing Thursday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court.
New downtown restaurant approved, lawsuits settled by Y'town Board of Control
The former St. Vincent de Paul building sale to Winner Holding was approved.
METRO DIGEST || Charged in stabbing
Charged in stabbing YOUNGSTOWN A Mahoning County grand jury Thursday indicted a South Maryland
Canfield city says goodbye to three council members, city manager
The city of Canfield gave fond farewells to three members of council, and City Manager Joe Warino. In addition, the city will submit a grant application for state Route 11 off-ramps, appoint a JEDD committee representative and established cemetery fees and regulations.
Paul Gains will not seek court of appeals seat
After hearing concerns from elected officials, Gains will remain prosecutor
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