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Blood Drives

Blood Drives MONDAY Girard First United Methodist Church, 22 N. Market St., 1 to 6 p.m.


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Opinion: There’s not much in common between Maine’s resident horror boss, author Stephen King, and tidy


Births

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Termero Parker, Youngstown, boy, Feb. 22. Lacey and


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Severe weather moves through the South

Associated press MEMPHIS, Tenn. Homes, highways, parks and bridges throughout the South have


Pork products recalled

Staff report WASHINGTON Bellisio Foods, a Jackson, Ohio, establishment, is recalling


Pentagon: Broader approach to border security needed

Associated Press EL PASO, Texas Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan said Saturday after


Mediation resolves dispute over 2nd Lordstown power plant

The agreement, worked out with the help of Magistrate Anthony Cornicelli of Trumbull County Common Pleas Court, will help facilitate the construction of a second power plant in the village.


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In Warren, DeWine offers hope for kids, Lordstown plant, but not offering cash

Gov. Mike DeWine told a gathering of about 70 Mahoning Valley officials his trip to the General Motors headquarters in Detroit just after taking office suggested GM is “involved in actively looking for another company” to take over GM Lordstown Assembly Plant facilities due for closure next month.


Youngstown urges state not to seek repayment of about $4.5 million

The auditor’s office is waiting for a repayment plan from the city


Rally organizer brings back cross for crime awareness

Anti-crime rallies are planned for April 13.


Domestic dispute results in felony charges

A Canfield man is in the Mahoning County jail after badly beating his 19-year-old daughter, according to the Mahoning County Sheriff’s Office.


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Rejected DARE officer looks to lawyer up against Mathews school board

Theresa Hartman, the Hartford Township police officer rejected as DARE officer by Mathews school board for unexplained “personal issues,” says she expects to meet with an attorney to discuss possible litigation against the board.