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Mathews board contracts with sheriff for resource officer
One board member accused Vienna officers of ‘a pattern of corrupt activity’
Cardinals beat Ursuline 53-48 in Division II sectional final
Cardinals beat Ursuline 53-48 on Friday night in a Division II sectional final
‘Made him aware he was not alone’
Pedestrian was crossing state Route 5 in Bazetta Township when hit and killed
About eight miles of Liberty roads to be resurfaced this year
Liberty trustees discussed roads that will be resurfaced this year
Hunter says he’s ‘shocked and saddened’ by ‘bigoted’ email from Zoldan
Zoldan said the email was an ‘inartful attempt’ to point out the rabbi’s hypocrisy
Kids portray big names for a Black History Month project
Warren kids get into character with Black History Month presentations
A 15-panel exhibit illustrating the story of Poland’s Anders Army is at YSU
The exhibit is at YSU’s William F. Maag Jr. Library Saturday-Thursday
Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard and Hubbard
Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard and Hubbard
About 90 gather to talk about police killing of Niles man
About 90 people gathered at Second Baptist Church on Main Avenue Southwest Thursday night to have a “community conversation on justice” regarding the Jan. 2 shooting death of Matthew Burroughs by Niles police.
Youngstown officials eliminate projected general-fund deficit
Council is expected to vote on the proposed budget March 20.
Crisis team helps Howland arrest man threatening shootout with cops
The Mahoning Valley Crisis Response team assisted Howland police Thursday afternoon and arrested Matthew C. Curtiss, 43, behind his parents’ house on Muirwood Drive after hours of trying to take him into custody for making threats, police said.
Coroner: Niles woman died from gunshot wound to chest
The Trumbull County coroner has ruled the death of Britney A. Mazanec, 33, of Niles to be a homicide and the result of a gunshot wound to the right arm that entered her chest.
Mahoning commissioners review funding options for YDC
Commissioners estimate revitalizing the center would cost $2.8 million and could create more than 100 jobs.
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