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Civil-rights historians tell little-known story of WWII vet
Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. Hours after leaving military service behind in 1946, a decorated
Authorities: Flash flood strikes Md. community
Associated Press ELLICOTT CITY, Md. Flash floods struck a Maryland city Sunday that had been
US Marines’ bravery celebrated 100 years after French battle
Associated Press BELLEAU, France High-ranking military officials from the United States, France
‘Our work not complete,’ Ohio auditor says after Infante sentencing
The Ralph Infante corruption case has concluded, but Auditor of State Dave Yost, whose agency carried out most of the investigation, says, “Our work is not complete in the Mahoning Valley.”
‘One of a kind class’ graduates at S. Range
South Range High School’s nine valedictorians and lone salutatorian offered life lessons gleaned from their teachers, parents and peers during their addresses to the school’s Class of 2018 during commencement Saturday at the school.
Liberty school launch rebranding campaign
School officials wants residents to know more about the district.
Coleman Professional Services provides 24/7 assessments to Mahoning, Trumbull patients
Residents of Mahoning or Trumbull counties who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis can access care 24/7, provided in large part by Coleman Professional Services
Mental health board honors local leaders at annual luncheon
The board awarded an organization and six individuals at its annual “May is Mental Health Month” recognition luncheon.
Goodwill celebrates 125 years in Mahoning, Shenango valleys
Goodwill celebrates a milestone and opens a new donation center in Canfield.
METRO DIGEST || Donations needed for foster adults
Donations needed for foster adults VIENNA Millwood Inc., a locally based industrial packaging
Gov. Kasich lauds progress made by Y'town schools under CEO Mohip
“This is just amazing,” Kasich said of the early results in Youngstown from HB 70. “And what shocks me is that there are people there who somehow want to destroy this program. And it’s beyond me..... What is it that they don’t like? What do they want to do – go backwards? I don’t understand it.”
How schools can teach kids to be smart consumers
By LIZ WESTON NerdWallet Most financial literacy efforts in schools don’t improve people’s
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