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Workshop is Monday on self-driving shuttle corridor plan for downtown
As Eastgate Regional Council of Governments officials await review of a bid for $10.8 million in federal infrastructure dollars to develop a self-driving shuttle corridor downtown, they’re asking for the public’s feedback on the plan.
Analysts: October auto sales better than expected
U.S. auto sales in October, both industrywide and for General Motors, beat analysts’ expectations.
Mahoning, Trumbull get state money to fight opioid issues in the workforce
The two counties will get a combined $1.8 million the next two years.
Ryan and DePizzo square off in congressional debate
Ryan said he’s delivered during his time in Congress, while his opponent said he’s failed the area.
Hundreds unite in faith in Liberty to honor Tree of Life Synagogue massacre victims
Aaron Hively, president of Congregation Rodef Sholom in Youngstown, speaks during the Interfaith Vigil for the Pittsburgh Tree of Life Synagogue victims at Temple El Emeth in Liberty on Thursday.
Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman
A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Kelly Kollar and Dylan Hritz, Austintown, girl, Oct. 31.
Suspect is in custody in connection with two thefts at Villa shoe and clothing store
Suspect is in custody in connection with two thefts at Villa shoe and clothing store
Levin Furniture plans grand opening for Niles store
Levin Furniture sets weekend grand opening of a store at 836 Youngstown-Warren Road
Man suspected of two-year crime spree now in jail
Staff report AUSTINTOWN A fugitive who officials said eluded capture for two years crashed his
Synagogue suspect pleads not guilty as funerals continue
Associated Press PITTSBURGH The anti-Semitic truck driver accused of gunning down 11 people at a
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
The grand jury also indicted these people on these charges: Michael Pendland, 30, South Main
ODNR permits company to operate injection well in Brookfield
The day that the state permitted a company to operate its injection well in Brookfield Township is a “day we were hoping would never happen,” said Dan Suttles, a Brookfield trustee.