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Residents offer ideas for Youngstown amphitheater, riverfront park
Bill Kane of Youngstown studies posters describing plans for the Youngstown Foundation Amphitheater and riverfront park during a workshop under the Market Street Bridge Wednesday evening.
Agenda Friday
Agenda Friday Newton Township trustees, 10 a.m., to discuss repair work on South Center Street,
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Aaron and Kayla Lindstrom, Bristolville, boy, Aug. 21.
Disney offers tuition to hourly workers
Associated Press ORLANDO, Fla. The Walt Disney Co. is offering to pay full tuition for hourly
Recent flooding does not qualify for state aid
The Mahoning County EMA director will look elsewhere to find help for those affected
Fight reported
Fight reported BOARDMAN Township police responded to a call on Ferncliff Avenue regarding a
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND
School drops archbishop’s name amid sex-abuse report fallout
Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. A Roman Catholic high school will shed the name of Washington’s
oddly enough
oddly enough Mountain lion breaks into home, kills house cat BOULDER, Colo. A mountain lion
All clear at Arlington after bomb threat
All clear at Arlington after bomb threat ARLINGTON, Va. Normal operations have resumed at
Detective: Defendant had drug tools consistent with ‘upper level’ dealing
Detective: Defendant had drug tools consistent with ‘upper level’ dealing
Tubbs gets 15 years to life in prison for 2017 homicide
A judge called the shooting death “incredibly senseless and uncalled for.”
HomeGoods thanks project supporters
HomeGoods thanks project supporters LORDSTOWN HomeGoods released a statement Wednesday thanking
AG talks about epidemic during Ohio visit
Associated Press CLEVELAND U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions during an appearance in Cleveland
PEOPLE IN HAWAII BRACE FOR HURRICANE
Hawaii residents emptied store shelves Wednesday, claimed the last sheets of plywood to board up windows and drained gas pumps as Hurricane Lane churned toward the state.