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Agenda Saturday

Agenda Saturday Poland Township trustees, 10 a.m., special meeting, government center, 3339


Commerce Secretary: US reaches deal with China’s ZTE

The Commerce Department said ZTE must also put $400 million in escrow – a sum that it would forfeit if it violated the agreement.


Man’s bond revoked

Man’s bond revoked YOUNGSTOWN A Poland man charged with 34 counts of compelling prostitution,


OSU: More reports of abuse by doctor

Associated Press COLUMBUS Former student-athletes from more than a dozen Ohio State sports teams


Report shows rise in US suicide rates

Report shows rise in US suicide rates SEATTLE Suicide rates inched up in nearly every U.S. state


Sex workers slam Giuliani for saying Daniels isn’t credible

Associated Press LOS ANGELES President Donald Trump’s attorney, Rudy Giuliani, said Stormy


Asylum-seekers, undeterred by Trump, line up at border

Associated Press TIJUANA, MEXICO Undaunted by President Donald Trump’s tough talk on


Trumbull Republicans’ election of officers provides contrast to Democrats

Trumbull Republicans’ election of officers provides contrast to Democrats


Scientists reap data from Hawaii’s rumbling Kilauea volcano

Associated Press HONOLULU Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano may be disrupting life in paradise with its


Study says kids’ vaping not up, but some are skeptical

Associated Press NEW YORK Vaping held steady last year in high-school students and declined in


DOJ offers new briefing as lawmakers dispute spy claim

Associated Press WASHINGTON Trying to combat President Donald Trump’s allegations of misconduct,


Local schools lose more than $24 million to ECOT

Public schools in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties lost more than $24 million to the Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow charter school since its inception in 2012.


Developer confirms plans to build Meijer in Boardman

Some township residents are concerned about the impact of the project.


Youngstown council concerned over new mowing program

The city is paying more per cut than when YNDC handled it.


New interim provost possible at YSU

Youngstown State University may have a new interim provost after today’s Board of Trustees meeting.