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Fire damages garage in Liberty

LIBERTY An elderly Liberty couple escaped without injury when a fire ignited in their garage on

Ohio Channel mini documentary on Trumbull Courthouse available online

A mini-documentary on the Trumbull County Courthouse filmed last July for the Ohio Channel is now available for viewing on the Ohio Channel’s web site at http://bit.ly/2AS4diF. Search “Trumbull County” to find it.

Storm warnings in effect through this morning

Several inches of snow were dumped on the area Saturday and today.

Older citizens can be more susceptible to inclement weather

The Ohio Department of Aging asks all Ohioans to check on older loved ones and neighbors during and after the severe winter storm hitting the state this weekend.

Winter storm doesn’t stop participants in Mosquito Lake Polar Plunge

Chris Herlinger of the Bazetta Fire Department helps Minnie Wolfe of Niles participate in the annual Mosquito Lake Polar Plunge at the lake in Cortland on Saturday.

Israeli journalist to speak Jan. 29 at JCC

Eldad Beck works for an Israeli daily and covers Germany, Central Europe and the European Union.

VINDICATOR LOVE STORY CONTEST - Strangers in the knight

You have until midnight Friday, Feb. 1 to email your entry to society@vindy.com.

METRO DIGEST || Ex-Disney exec in residence at YSU

Jeanne Mosure, former senior vice president and group global publisher of Disney Publishing Worldwide, will present a keynote address titled “The Professional Journey” at noon Wednesday in Youngstown State University’s Williamson Hall.

Clarencedale Cakes baker publishes first recipe book

Nancy Boldish Tusinac started baking when she was a child, learning the ropes from her mother, Margaret Boldish, as she was growing up in Sharon.

Lawrence Co. UW fundraising campaign underway

The campaign has raised 63 percent of its $450,000 goal.

‘Look here,’ project lures visitors to view Warren' through the years

Melissa Karman, director of the Sutliff Museum in the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library, left, and Meghan Reed, director of Trumbull County Historical Society, stand beside one of several photos that show modern-day residents what Warren’s downtown used to look like.