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METRO DIGEST || Competent for trial

Competent for trial WARREN Keion L. Stella, 35, of Dunstan Drive Northwest, was found competent


Celebrate summer

Celebrate summer YOUNGSTOWN Dunkin’ Donuts will celebrate the first day of summer by offering


BIRTHS

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Kalyn Sharrow and Alexander Gonzalez-Seniot, Youngstown,


METRO DIGEST || Golf outing

Golf outing YOUNGSTOWN The Inspiring Minds Youngstown Chapter will host its second-annual golf-


Bond set in Wilson Avenue murder case

Both suspects given $1 million bond


POLICE CALLS

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


YSU students receive $5.20 return for every $1 invested, university says

In a given year, Youngstown State University helps put nearly $1 billion into five counties’ regional economies, supporting about 16,000 jobs


Business, community leaders head to D.C. to lobby for Mahoning Valley

The group of about 50 will meet with members of Congress and executive branch officials.


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Campbell youth police academy kicks off summer classes

The program helps students between the ages of 8 and 16 learn about crime and aims to reduce violent crime committed by minors


Youngstown to close fire stations on rotating basis

The department has already spent about $81,700 of its budgeted $108,000 overtime for the year.


Niles mayor retires, cites ‘personal reasons’

Council President Barry Steffey Jr. will serve as acting mayor


Trumbull commissioners to consider three-year contract for jail medical services

“The sheriff wants assurance that someone will be there,” Mason said.


YPD makes arrests in one of two homicides

The killings happened about 35 minutes apart.


Man gets jail time in stolen gun case

Judge Krichbaum was dissatisfied with answers about where he got the gun.


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ICE detains 100 Salem workers; Sandusky detainees now in Youngstown prison

Federal immigration agents line up detainees at Salem's Fresh Mark meat processing plant Tuesday before loading them into buses. The workers are suspected of being undocumented immigrants.