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BUSINESS DIGEST || Elections complaint

Elections complaint WARREN The Warren Area Board of Realtors announced Thursday it and the


OTHER INDICTMENTS

Thursday, a Mahoning County grand jury also indicted: Latoya Martin, 35, Cordova Avenue, receiving


WORLD DIGEST || Google clarifies policy on location-tracking

Google clarifies policy on location-tracking SAN FRANCISCO Google has revised a help page that


Man who lamented family’s disappearance arrested in deaths

Associated Press FREDERICK, COLO. After his pregnant wife and two daughters disappeared,


Can Twitter change its ‘core’ and still remain Twitter?

Associated Press NEW YORK After long resisting change, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey wants to revamp


OTHER TRUMP DEVELOPMENTS

President Donald Trump has put more judges on the circuit courts this far into


Vatican expresses ‘shame, sorrow’ over abuses in Pa.

Associated Press VATICAN CITY The Vatican expressed “shame and sorrow” Thursday over a scathing


Record-breaking fire tornado killed firefighter

Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO In the history of California wildfires, there has never been


Police seek help to find missing boy

Staff report AUSTINTOWN Austintown police are searching for 11-year-old Christian Shuler who is


Vatican in ‘shame and sorrow’ over abuses in Pennsylvania

Vatican in ‘shame and sorrow’ over abuses in Pennsylvania


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Summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman

A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships:


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Report: Liberty captain did not thoroughly investigate woman’s death

Report says evidence was not taken into consideration in the murder investigation.

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Liberty police chief says goodbye after 32 years of police work

Under his administration, the National Council for Home Safety and Security ranked Liberty as the safest township in Trumbull County.


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Struthers students step-up to help incoming fifth-graders

Incoming Struthers Middle School fifth-grader Anthony Patella, 10, right, visits eighth-grade student Bella Slaina, 13, center, during a schoolwide scavenger hunt during a fifth-grade orientation program Wednesday morning.


Niles Council moves on asset management

City council has taken steps to address the last remaining audit finding blocking its exit from nearly four years of state-imposed fiscal emergency.