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VINDY EXCLUSIVE | State prosecutors: Ralph Infante corruption charge should stand
In a lengthy accounting of misdeeds committed by former Niles Mayor Ralph Infante, prosecutors in his public-corruption case rebutted reasons Infante’s attorney has given for why some of his convictions should be overturned.
Whistle & Keg to open downtown Cleveland location
The “pour-your-own-beer” bar’s second location will open in the second half of February.
Public input sought on Fifth Avenue project
One plan to be discussed in reconstruction of Fifth Avenue from Federal Street north to the Madison Avenue Expressway.
HOERIG TRIAL | Karl Hoerig’s service comrades remark on guilty verdict
Karl Hoerig flew helicopters for the Army Guard and C-130 aircrafts with the Air National Guard, according to his obituary. Most recently, Hoerig served at the township base.
Butler board’s cold feet on $130M Rockwell collection creates tension
The Butler American Institute of Art board voted to delay a deal to bring a $130 million Norman Rockwell collection to the Howland branch, because of concerns about the collection’s owner.
State library funding flush as Y’town library seeks levy renewal in 2019
In 2018, Mahoning County libraries received more than $8.6 million from the Public Library Fund, according to the Ohio Library Council.
Ursuline creates ‘magnificent space’ for budding artists
Maddie McGlone, Ursuline High School junior, works on her drawing Friday in the newly renovated art room.