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Chamber schedules annual Canfield event CANFIELD The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber will

Limelights, career paths

EDUCATION Kent State University has named Carmen E. Edgehouse Jr. as its executive in residence

Locally developed software helps transportation companies connect

A noted concern of transportation companies inspired the Reach management system and mobile app for intermodal drivers, service centers and trucking companies to communicate effectively.

Lit Youngstown, groups plan literary festival

Lit Youngstown, groups plan literary festival YOUNGSTOWN Lit Youngstown, a literary arts

publishers weekly best-sellers For the week ending Sept. 17

HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “A Column of Fire” by Ken Follett (Viking) 2. “The Girl Who Takes an Eye

Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Rachel Shorac, Mingo Junction, girl, Sept. 22. Crystal

CORRECTION

CORRECTION A person who was found dead near Stambaugh Stadium at Youngstown State University on

Police stage killing to snag suspect in murder-for-hire plot

Police stage killing to snag suspect in murder-for-hire plot NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio Police

Some forcibly arrested in St. Louis not protesting

Associated Press ST. LOUIS An undercover St. Louis police officer and an Air Force lieutenant

FBI uses billboards to battle trafficking in Nevada traffickingSFlb

Associated Press LAS VEGAS The FBI in Las Vegas is teaming with an advertising company

Youngstown, other Valley schools, have high rates of students on Medicaid

Slightly more than 80 percent of Youngstown City School District students receive health care through Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program – the highest percentage in Ohio.

At least 2 ICE detainees remain on hunger strike at CoreCivic's prison on Hubbard-Youngstown Road

Non-participants placed on lockdown, detainee’s wife says

Girard council to decide fate of medical marijuana ordinance Monday

Girard city council may vote to overtuen Mayor Melfi veto.

UAW moves to combine locals to save GM money

Leaders of the local United Auto Workers unions are hopeful the difficult move to combine two unions will benefit the future of General Motors Lordstown.

Car show memorializes MCCTC grad

A tearful Zach Signore, an MCCTC senior student and event coordinator, said the event was the best way to memorialize Bowers. “Tommy was all about car shows,” Signore said.