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Donation to Ursuline YOUNGSTOWN Home Savings Charitable Foundation has donated $20,000 to


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Diondra Reed and Anthony Moses, Youngstown, boy, Sept.


Gun charges lead to three-year prison sentence for Youngstown man

Decision to flee while out on bond stiffened sentence


Driving education

Driving education YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown State University Police Chief Shawn Varso said the


CORRECTIONS

CORRECTIONS The first name of Shelia Triplett of Youngstown was incorrect in a Page A1 story


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Boardman trustees approve $100K change order for fire station project

Township swears in new police officer


Tentative agreement with Lordstown power plant would pay schools about $26 million

Tentative agreement with Lordstown power plant would pay schools about $26 million


Yellen: Fed is perplexed by chronically low inflation

Associated Press CLEVELAND Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen acknowledged Tuesday that the


Sleeping patron arrested at sports bar for alleged assault

Dominic Drummond was arrested early Sunday, accused of assaulting an employee at Buffalo Wild Wings


Trump focuses on Puerto Rico, promises visit, aid

Trump focuses on Puerto Rico, promises visit, aid WASHINGTON Suddenly, just about all President


Texas homeowners: We weren’t warned about flooding risks

Associated Press KATY, Texas More than 20 years before Hurricane Harvey, officials in suburban


Pa. man arrested in ongoing sex sting

Pennsylvania man nabbed in sex sting conducted by Austintown police


Trump aides told not to use personal phones – but some do

Associated Press WASHINGTON White House officials are clearly instructed: Don’t use your


MAHONING COUNTY COURTS

COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses George W. Kendall, 41, of 1651 Moorefield Ave.,


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Youngstown residents want to be a part of Mohip’s change

“I just want to be a part of the change,” said Sheila Triplett, CEO Mohip’s Citizens Coalition member