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Coroner rules former drug-treatment executive died of drug overdose

The Trumbull County coroner has ruled the death of Thomas Dailey, former drug-treatment executive, to be the result of an accidental drug overdose.

More than 1,000 carved pumpkins to light paths at Fellows gardens

Sunday's annual Walk at Twilight will be from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Fellows Riverside Gardens.

Permanent exhibit on Mahoning Valley history unveiled Nov. 4

The exhibit at the Tyler History Center on Federal Street downtown will trace the Valley’s early development.

Youngstown board approves contract to demolish building for McRoyal

A nearby business will use the property for an expansion project

Auditor’s office schedules review sessions on new property values

Informal review sessions will address questions property owners have about new values

Students celebrate Hispanic heritage

Students celebrated Hispanic Heritage at Martin Luther King Elementary

YBI hosts conference for social entrepreneurs

The So Good conference took place at YSU on Friday

Polish, community celebrate National Pirogi Day

Dave Skelley, left, of Campbell and Mike Phillips of Leavittsburg dine on pirogies Thursday during Polish Youngstown’s celebration of National Pirogi Day at The Federal restaurant and bar in downtown Youngstown.

Agenda Saturday

Agenda Saturday Lisbon school board, 9 a.m., financial work session with executive session, board

Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Liberty and Hubbard

METRO DIGEST || New Wick Ave. to open by month’s end

New Wick Ave. to open by month’s end YOUNGSTOWN The long-awaited opening of the new Wick

Warren police explain connection between Tuesday shooting victim and crash

Diono car seats recalled

Associated Press More than 500,000 child car seats made by a company called Diono are being

Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Larry and Courtney Pitner, Youngstown, girl, Oct. 11.

Trumbull commissioners say they won’t lose Medicaid revenue until 2019