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Surplus food/clothing
Surplus food/clothing Price Memorial AME Zion Church, 920 Dryden Ave., Youngstown, will have a
Agenda Friday
Agenda Friday Mahoning County Commissioners, 10 a.m., board meeting, commissioner’s hearing room,
Niles police captain pleads not guilty
Niles police captain pleads not guilty WARREN Niles police Capt. Robert P. Miketa II, 41,
BUSINESS DIGEST || Seasonal help wanted
Things Remembered announced it will add 500 seasonal employees to work at a local fulfillment center. And it hopes to fill most of those openings at a job fair from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at the center at 500 S. Bailey Road.
METRO DIGEST || Coffee With a Cop
Coffee With a Cop LIBERTY Liberty Township Police Department will host the national program
Congress passes spending legislation
Congress passes spending legislation WASHINGTON Congress has approved a bill keeping the
School bus driver reportedly injured in assault by parent
A Youngstown schools bus driver was injured Wednesday when attacked by a parent who tried to board a disabled bus to get his children.
CORRECTION
CORRECTION Poland resident Phillip Pillin says the Poland Municipal Forest Board is required to
Summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and Canfield
A summary of recent criminal activity in Austintown and the city of Canfield
YSU alum among Yale protesters on Capitol Hill Monday
The protesters asserted that the judicial confirmation process should be extended to thoroughly investigate sexual-assault allegations made by women against Kavanaugh, who is a Yale law-school alum.
Portman “disappointed” in lack of GM commitment to reinvest in Lordstown
“It was a very candid discussion,” Portman told The Vindicator. “I’m not happy. It was disappointing. I pushed her to make a public commitment to the Valley. ... She would not make that commitment.”
Artist Aron remembered as ‘sweet soul’
Marlene Aron’s work has appeared across the U.S. and in Europe. Those close to the 75-year-old said she touched ‘hundreds’ of lives
Speed camera company: Keep us out of this
Blue Line Solutions argued in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court in a motion to dismiss the lawsuit that the city issued the speed camera tickets, not BLS, so the company should be dropped from the complaint.
Another YSU big gift
The estate of Ned Kaufman, a YSU alumnus and former local teacher, has donated $1.9 million to establish a scholarship in honor of his parents, Donald and Ann Kaufman.