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Blood Drives
Blood Drives MONDAY Newton Falls United Methodist Church, 336 Ridge Road, Newton Falls, 1 to 7
Farm bureau land, homeowner conference is Aug. 17
The conference will be at Grand Valley High School in Orwell
Ohio judge sued over refusal to OK transgender teens’ new names
Associated Press CLEVELAND An attorney for the mothers of three transgender teens in Ohio said
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Brittany Fisher and Mark DiGiacomo, Youngstown, boy, Aug.
Facebook opens up on vote meddling, but is the shift real?
AP Technology Writer NEW YORK For a company bent on making the world more open, Facebook has
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Boardman Township trustees, 7 p.m., public meeting, government center, 8299 Market
Right-wing rally, counter-protesters clash
Right-wing rally, counter-protesters clash PORTLAND, Ore. Small scuffles broke out Saturday as
Two seriously injured in Falls crash
NEWTON FALLS A two-vehicle crash in Newton Township at about 7 p.m. Saturday on Newton-Tomlinson
Man gets 15 to life for murder of girlfriend
Her body was found in the trunk of his car in Niagara Falls.
Girard firefighters fight to reduce cancer risk
Firefighters have double the risk of getting certain types of cancer than the general public.
China plans tariffs on $60B of US goods
A Mahoning Valley expert said the Chinese tariffs would have a negative impact on businesses in the region especially machinery and agriculture.
ODOT: We will review the speed camera signage policy
Deadline for communities to remove speed camera signs and equipment on hold.
$250,000 bond for Warren man accused of skinning his dog
Canton police filed the charge, known as prohibitions concerning companion animals, after photos of him skinning his own dog were seen on Facebook a couple of weeks ago.
Cars in the Park 40th anniversary
The Mahoning Valley Old Cars Club will celebrate its 40th anniversary Cars in the Park car show and flea market from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday