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Woman charged in massacre probe wants charges dismissed
Associated Press PIKETON, ohio Attorneys for a woman facing charges in connection with an Ohio
More evacuations in Midwest as floodwaters head downstream
Associated Press ST. LOUIS Residents in parts of southwestern Iowa were forced out of their
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birthdays Composer John Kander (“Chicago”) is 92. Country singer Charley Pride is 85. Country
Trump to GM: Reopen Lordstown car plant
The President said the economy is strong, and urged GM to bring a new product to Lordstown.
Poland Historical Society unearths letters from local Civil War soldiers
Letters were sent during the war to and from brothers-in-law and Poland residents James Nesbitt and Isaac P.C. Raub.
Founder’s Day Celebration at YSU for 106-year-old sorority
The organization’s first public event was taking part in the March 3, 1913, Women’s Suffrage Parade in Washington, D.C., in which an estimated 5,000 women marched on Pennsylvania Avenue demanding the right to vote, the speaker noted.
Slice of Valley Pizza and Beer Challenge big success
The Warren Rotary Club event attracted thousands.
Penn Power equipment installation helps protect ospreys
The ospreys have caused electrical disruptions by nesting on utility poles.
Mahoning Democrats back Limbian over Hume in Youngstown judicial race
The party made endorsements in Youngstown council races as well as the Struthers primary.
Boardman 6th-grader headed to national spelling bee
Yep – it’s over! Boardman Center Middle School sixth-grader Santino Slipkovich reacts after spelling valedictorian to win The Vindicator 86th Annual Regional Spelling Bee Saturday at Youngstown State University.