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Woman cited for abandoning dogs
Woman cited for abandoning dogs YOUNGSTOWN A Victor Avenue woman was cited about 11:30 p.m.
Appeals court upholds judge’s refusal to give killer Danny Hill new trial
Appeals court upholds judge’s refusal to give killer Danny Hill new trial
YSU students get parking tickets while in lockdown
The court received several complaints from those not allowed to leave because of the lockdown
Struthers Municipal Court Judge Dominic Leone explains why he took over a room at city hall
The judge said his actions were the result of “the city’s lackadaisical attitude” and his own concerns the city’s safety standards are subpar.
Environmental concerns aired during EPA public hearing on proposed Howland project
Environmental concerns aired during EPA public hearing on proposed Howland project
Santa to visit Levin
Santa to visit Levin NILES Santa Claus will visit Levin Furniture, 836 Youngstown-Warren Road,
Council takes up the fight to get another vehicle to replace the Chevy Cruze
Council president invites state, local elected officials to Dec. 12 meeting
Incident on YSU campus sparks panic; suspect surrenders
YOUNGSTOWN An incident that may have involved a gun on campus led to a nearly two-hour lockdown Monday afternoon at Youngstown State University. Robert Allen, 19, now in the Mahoning County jail on unrelated charges, is the person of interest who surrendered to Youngstown State University police about two hours after the lockdown began. University President Jim Tressel gave thanks “to the folks who stepped up to the plate.”
Bush saluted as 'gentle soul,' 'great man'
WASHINGTON The nation’s capital embraced George H.W. Bush in death Monday with solemn ceremony and high tributes to his service and decency, as the remains of the 41st president took their place in the Capitol rotunda for three days of mourning and praise by the political elite and everyday citizens alike.
Lordstown officials give first reading to TJX tax abatement
LORDSTOWN Some residents, including Mayor Arno Hill, hoped council would vote for an emergency passage of a tax abatement for the incoming TJX facility at Monday’s meeting. The proposed 75 percent, 10-year abatement was given a first reading instead, however.
Warren plans for smaller 2019 budget because of end of firefighter grant
Warren plans for smaller 2019 budget because of end of firefighter grant
Christmas Spectacular in Warren delights performers, audience
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com WARREN Even though Abbey Chapman’s lifelong ambition to display
Animal advocates ask for more fosters for ‘Do Your Part and Save a Heart’
Harley is one of 19 formerly heartworm-positive dogs saved so far by the “Do Your Part and Save a Heart” program that provides treatment for the condition. Harley is with animal advocate Jason Cooke of Brookfield, who is fostering seven of the dogs.