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Mahoning Republicans pick three finalists for county court judge seat
Gov. Mike DeWine will make the appointment.
Democrats and Republicans react to president’s decision to end shutdown
Both sides say they hope for a long-term bipartisan solution
Officials aim to send message to GM
Randi Weingarten, president of the 1.7-million member American Federation of Teachers, was the main speaker at Thursday’s Drive It Home Ohio rally at Lords-town High School.
CLCE airs concerns about Youngstown school district
Local leaders aired concerns about Youngstown City Schools under House Bill 70 during a Thursday evening Community Leadership Coalition on Education news conference.
Mahoning County officials expect to pay more to recycle
In the last five years, China, the world’s largest importer of recyclables, has become increasingly strict on their level of contamination.
Hubbard Township trustees ask residents why last year’s levy failed
Some residents said the ballot languge was confusing.
Youngstown rehires financial consultant
He’ll assess the city’s financial condition and evaluate the budget.
Library board seeks contractors for $21M revamp of main branch
The public entered more than 400 recommendations for the renovations during a series of public hearings late last year.
Detective describes similarities in robberies
The detective investigating the robbery earlier this month of a Youngstown-Poland Road fast-food restaurant testified in municipal court that the way the robbery was carried out matched other robberies in the city since the first of the year.
Renewal notices mailed to Mahoning County ag property owners
The notices must be returned by March 3.
Federal judge limits documents Hoerig can file in federal court
Federal judge refuses to allow Claudia Hoerig to continue most filings in federal court
Hoerig juror: ‘She meant to do it. She’s guilty’
Claudia Hoerig buries her face in a tissue and weeps as she awaits the jury’s verdict Thursday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court. She was found guilty in the aggravated murder of her husband, Karl Hoerig.