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Niles Schools holds public session to explain new type of levy on Nov. 6 ballot
Niles Schools holds public session to explain new type of levy on Nov. 6 ballot
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Crestview school district, Crestview Vision 2020, 6 p.m., levy meeting, high-
Teacher’s trial begins
Teacher’s trial begins WARREN Testimony began Monday in the trial of Eric R. Kline, 26, of
smartphones Newcomer Red rests hope on innovative technology
Hydrogen One launches this week By ANICK JESDANUN AP Technology Writer NEW YORK Most leading
Man pleads not guilty to DUI, endangering
Man pleads not guilty to DUI, endangering WARREN Craig A. Hunt, 25, of Clermont Avenue Northeast
Guns injure about 8,000 kids each year, study says
Gun injuries, including many from assaults, sent 75,000 U.S. children and teens to emergency rooms over nine years at a cost of almost $3 billion, a first-of-its-kind study found.
Accused gunman appears in court
President plans visit to city today Associated Press PITTSBURGH The man charged in the
Liberty schools projected to stay in positive cash flow until 2023
Liberty schools five-year financial forecast indicates mostly positive figures
Mahoning, Shenango Valley trick-or-treat times
A listing of Halloween events and trick-or-treating times as submitted to The Vindicator. All trick-or-treating takes place Wednesday unless otherwise noted.
Diocese to release names of accused priests today
By JUSTIN DENNIS jdennis@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown plans to release the names of diocesan priests who have been credibly accused of sexual abuse. The briefing today on “the protection of children and young people,” according to the diocese, comes weeks after the Most Rev. George Murry, diocese bishop, announced the diocese would prepare the list for release before early November, in response to a recent Pennsylvania grand jury investigation that exposed numerous cases of systematically concealed abuse in Pennsylvania Catholic churches.
Former VP criticizes president, without naming him, at Cordray rally
By DAVID SKOLNICK and JORDYN GRZELEWSKI news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Without mentioning Donald Trump by name, former Vice President Joe Biden sharply criticized the Republican president for his rhetoric he says is adversely impacting the nation. “Values are being shredded by an administration that puts their own interests before the ideas that we stand for,” Biden, a Democrat, said Monday during a rally at Youngstown State University for Rich Cordray, the Democratic nominee for governor.
Hubbard group works to preserve historic church
Hubbard group aims to build facility, honor the city’s past
