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Oddly enough Bitcoin scammers target wealthy, threaten to expose ‘secrets’ CHEVY CHASE, Md.
Salute to Business registration to close
Salute to Business registration to close BOARDMAN Online registration closes Tuesday for the
Hurricane Lane drenches Hawaii
Associated Press HONOLULU Hurricane Lane soaked Hawaii’s Big Island on Thursday, dumping nearly
Washington portrait unveiled at Mahoning County Courthouse
The painting will soon change how students learn about the first U.S. president, said Mahoning Valley artist Ray Simon.
Men welcome students to school
Community men welcomed students to East and Chaney high schools in Youngstown.
Firefighters, community honor former fire Chief Samuel Revella
One firefighter said Samuel Revella was his friend, mentor and hero.
TJX project opponents challenge referendum in court complaint
Judge Peter Kontos will have a hearing Friday on the requested restraining order.
YSU welcomes 12,731 students to campus Wednesday
The students were showered with a plethora of Welcome Week events.
Youngstown voters to decide on council term limits
Also, an anti-fracking proposal took another step toward being on the November ballot.
Ohio AG: Jimmy Hughes’ discrimination case has no merit
The ex-Youngstown police chief accused Youngstown State University of racial discrimination.
Performance audit recommends Howland schools cut 15.5 teaching positions
Howland School District could achieve annual savings of about $3.4 million through staff reductions and other measures recommended in a performance audit released this week by Auditor of State Dave Yost.
Boardman's freshmen orientation a blast, thanks to Link Crew
Most recall the first few days of high school with a grimace, but thanks to Link Crew, the 369 freshmen at Boardman can bypass awkwardness and have fun.
Building Neighborhoods of Youngstown celebrates opening of new offices downtown
The organization is collaborating with the city’s department of Property Code Enforcement and Demolition.
METRO DIGEST || Warren man charged in injuries to infant boy
A city man was indicted Wednesday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court on charges of felony child endangering and felonious assault related to injuries last January to a boy about 2 months old.