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Man reports assault on S. Side
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A city man, 48, reported Friday that he was assaulted numerous times
Parent ODs second time since August
It took three doses of naloxone for fire and police responders to revive James M. Schell Jr., 40, who was unresponsive and “barely breathing” when they arrived. Schell’s 14-year-old stepdaughter had called 911.
Proposed tax-sharing figures provided by school district and village
If all the approvals are granted in the coming weeks for the proposed 1.25 million-square-foot TJX/HomeGoods distribution center for Ellsworth Bailey Road, Lordstown schools stand to gain about $400,000 in tax revenue each of the next 10 years.
After 8 years, Warren police dog Maxx enters retirement
Warren Police Lt. Greg Coleman and his retiring police dog, Maxx, left, are shown Thursday at the Warren Police Department with Officer Justin Fenstermaker and his police dog, Heros, who will replace Maxx, who is retiring.
Struthers has new director, approves 911 upgrades
The final Struthers city council meeting of 2018 was the first for the city’s new Safety Service Director.
Struthers sees rash of car break-ins Wednesday night
Struthers police are asking for any information residents have on the break-ins.
Amphitheater sewer work more than doubles in cost
A sewer expansion project related to development of the city’s riverfront amphitheater hit a snag that more than doubled its total cost to about $1.65 million.
Foundation funds to help create special-needs camp
Golden String, Inc. of Youngstown has received a $100,000 grant from The Youngstown Foundation
Tragic fire, govt. corruption top local news stories this year
The late night fire at this Parkcliffe Avenue home on Youngstown's South Side, which killed five young children and injured their mother, was deemed the top local news story of the Valley for 2018. A memorial of stuffed animals and flowers grew in front of the home as community members left tributes to the kids.