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Power restored in city
Power restored in city YOUNGSTOWN Power was restored in certain parts of the city late Wednesday
New looks come to Snapchat, Twitter
Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Struggling social media darlings Twitter and Snapchat are taking
Niles school board to resubmit failed levy next May
Niles school board to resubmit failed levy next May
Job fair attracts Valley veterans
The Vindicator and Cortland Bank sponsored Operation Troop Employ 2017 job fair at Stambaugh Auditorium on Tuesday.
AG indicts 100 in Columbiana, Cuyahoga, drug ring
Ring was supplying enough opiates and cocaine to kill millions, prosecutors say
Jury deadlocked in Hamad murder trial, but will resume deliberations today
The jury concluded it could not reach a decision at about 9 p.m. Tuesday so members were sequestered at a local hotel. overnight.
Valley WWII, Vietnam veterans to be inducted into HOF
Two area military veterans, James W. Campbell of Howland and Howard B. Friend of Poland, are among 20 men and women to be inducted Thursday into the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame.
Flip-the-board candidate will join Mock on Austintown’s school board
New faces also are coming to Poland, Boardman and Canfield school boards.
Mahoning County CSB, WRTA issues OK’d
Children Services' replacement levy will help with increased demand; WRTA's levy passage will allow the agency to continue functioning, officials say.
Leone, Cunning win judicial races in Struthers and Campbell
Dom Leone has been elected Struthers Municipal judge, and Campbell Municipal Judge Patrick Cunning will continue to serve on the bench.
Wollet wins second term, Kempers unseats Lidle in Poland Township
Boardman and Austintown incumbents won re-election.
Airport could be venue for August 2018 car, air show
The Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport might be home to the next year’s Wings-n-Wheels car and aircraft show.
Write-in wins seat on Poland council
With four council members to elect and three names on the ballot, a write-in candidate will serve on village council.
Brown claims mayor's chair with 127 votes
Youngstown Mayor-elect Jamael Tito Brown is all smiles as he hugs his son Quentin, 7, during his victory party Tuesday night at Cassese’s MVR restaurant.