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births st. elizabeth boardman hospitaL Felicia Fowler and Logan Crawford, Homeworth, girl, Nov.


Free dinner for those in need Sunday

Nevels Temple Church, 939 Elm St., Youngstown, free dinner for those in need


Elections board, juvenile court make 2019 budget requests

The elections board is requesting a $36,108 budget boost.


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More than 1,000 unaccounted for in wildfire

Death toll from blaze rises to 71 Associated Press CHICO, Calif. With the confirmed death


WEATHER WATCH | Power outages expected to continue through the weekend

WEATHER WATCH | Power outages expected to continue through the weekend


Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard and Liberty

Summary of recent criminal activity in Girard and Liberty


Valley leaders to launch “Drive It Home” campaign

“The end goal is to get product and commitment here in Lordstown,” UAW Local 1112 President Dave Green said.


Ryan has reportedly signed letter opposing Pelosi as speaker

Ryan would vote against Pelosi as speaker on House floor, his spokesman says.


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Vettori indicted, accused of theft from deceased client

Suspended Mahoning County Area Court Judge Diane Vettori allegedly helped Dolores Falgiani prepare a will before her death in March 2016


Warren officer who rescued man from house fire: ‘That’s what I’m here for’

Despite all the training and protocols in police work, there is no protocol that tells an officer to enter a burning building to rescue someone.


North Canton woman federally indicted in 4 bank robberies

Fellicia Smith, 41, was a suspect in at least a dozen bank robberies in Northeast Ohio, police said last year.


Mahoning sheriff requests $23.8M from criminal justice fund

Mahoning County Commissioners on Thursday continued hearings on departments’ 2019 budget requests.


Niles BOE to submit smaller renewal levy

After overwhelming voter rejection of the substitute 11.7-mill school levy last week, Niles Schools Superintendent Ann Marie Thigpen told the board of education she will recommend a smaller renewal levy for the May primary election.


Liberty schools approve agreement with Guaranteed Clean Energy

The school district expects to save on utilities with energy infrastructure upgrades.