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Theft by deception
Theft by deception YOUNGSTOWN Two of four people accused of scamming people by purchasing items
St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital
St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Michael and Brandy Cella, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 3. Alejondro and
Tom Petty in last interview: Working ‘keeps me young’
Tom Petty in last interview: Working ‘keeps me young’ LOS ANGELES Tom Petty said in an interview
Historic house fire
Historic house fire LEETONIA The McKeefrey Farm mansion – called the “mansion on the hill” –
Youngstown man pleads guilty to robbing elderly Warren woman
Kenneth Hubbard faces an 11-year prison term
Man runs his vehicle into South Side building
Michael Donadio, 29, of Milton Avenue faces charges of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs
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Raspberry Pi YOUNGSTOWN The Oak Hill Collaborative has launched the next expanded round of the
Youngstown council approves a new contract with a union that delays a salary increase until July 1, 2019
City finance officials say they’re concerned about a general fund shortfall in 2018
Carroll County man faces sexting charge
A township police officer, posing as a teen girl, arrested Wayne Harper
Burgan Real Estate, YSU basketball team up for contest
Winners can score year’s worth of paid mortgages Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Burgan Real Estate,
Local auto dealers post increase in September sales
Local auto dealers this September sold 272 more vehicles over last September, according to data released by the Greater Cleveland Automobile Dealers’ Association.
Business owners remain optimistic about the economy
Optimism among business owners and leaders remains high, but has shifted significantly to a more moderate level according to the recently released PNC Economic Outlook.
Jeff Corwin's Skeggs Lecture recalls his life in the wild
Famed naturalist Jeff Corwin gives YSU Skeggs Lecture
Academic Senate forgoes statement on DACA decision
Youngstown State University Academic Senate will not be issuing a statement regarding President Donald Trump’s decision to end DACA