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Teacher backs off ban on ‘Large Afros’

Associated Press CINCINNATI A middle-school music teacher apologized Monday and backed off his


Covelli to partner with Toys for Tots

Covelli to partner with Toys for Tots WARREN Covelli Enterprises, Panera Bread’s largest


oddly enough

oddly enough Cheesecake giveaway in Virginia clogs roads, draws crowds – and police ARLINGTON,


Police: Pa. woman raped by stranger in Austintown

A 29-year-old Austintown man is in the Mahoning County jail on a $250,000 bond after the Monday encounter.


2 Ohioans charged with plotting large-scale attacks

Associated Press TOLEDO Federal authorities said Monday they have charged two people involved in


Attorneys for former assistant county prosecutor say recent filings smack of a “cover-up.”

Attorneys for former assistant county prosecutor Martin Desmond say recent filings smack of a “cover-up.”


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CONTRIBUTED photo Hubbard Sgt. Bill Fisher rescued Jake, above, after the dog fell into an ice-


SAMANTHA PHILLIPS | THE VINDICATOR

SAMANTHA PHILLIPS | THE VINDICATOR Community volunteers wrap gifts for more than 89 Blott Guy


SAMANTHA PHILLIPS | THE VINDICATOR

SAMANTHA PHILLIPS | THE VINDICATOR Kim Quinlan has volunteered with the Blott Holiday Kids


Girard will seek EPA funding to clean up Leatherworks site

Girard will seek EPA funding to clean up Leatherworks site


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Hubbard police officer rescues dog from pond

Hubbard officer risks his safety to rescue dog from icy pond


Cause sought in deadly Parkcliffe fire

Five children killed in Parkcliffe fire, mother is hospitalized


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Community provides Christmas gifts for needy children

Blott Holiday Kids project gifts 89 students with abundance of toys


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How does current St. Joe’s fit into new plan?

Mercy Health says current Warren hospital site ‘will remain’ important


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Valley students to send letters, drawings to GM CEO Mary Barra

Local students join effort to convince GM to reinvest in Lordstown plant