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YSU hosting big-name lecturers this year
Youngstown State University will host a number of big-name people in the coming months for lectures at Stambaugh Auditorium, 1000 Fifth Ave.
Youngstown municipal court using pretrial diversion program
David Magura of the city municipal court’s Probation Department and Judge Carla Baldwin say the trial run of the pretrial diversion program the court adapted for 2019 worked better than hoped.
Hoerig cross-examination begins today
They heard her live testimony for three hours Tuesday afternoon as the first defense witness in the trial.
Challenges slowed Youngstown snow removal
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Heavy snow, breakdowns of its aging snow-removal fleet and people ignoring the city’s parking ban played roles in Youngstown’s challenge to plow streets even though employees worked round the clock, the city’s buildings and grounds commissioner said.
Local surgeons take 'leap of faith' with new surgery center
The facility will join the trend of performing outpatient surgeries.
Multi-national Hoerig aggravated murder case has been long journey
Multi-national Hoerig aggravated murder case has been long journey
canfield Officials aim to boost city’s economic development
A newly established Community Improvement Corporation allows officials to make land and loan deals for economic development.
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Campbell school board, 6 p.m., room 310, Memorial High School, 280 Sixth St.
Free healthy eating program offered
Free healthy eating program offered HOWLAND Healthy Eating for You, a free program sponsored by
Event at planetarium
Event at planetarium YOUNGSTOWN Crowds are expected to be big as the Ward Beecher Planetarium at
Senator Brown’s input at roundtable heartens GM workers facing uncertainty
Senator Brown’s input at roundtable heartens GM workers facing uncertainty
One of rescuers of family that fell through ice at Mosquito Lake says experience is key
One of rescuers of family that fell through ice at Mosquito Lake says experience is key
Workshop honors King, focuses on economic equality
Shortly before his assassination, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. saw a need to move the focus of the civil-rights movement in what many consider a bolder direction: the importance of allowing marginalized people to have greater economic equality.