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Kravitz at Poland library to permanently close June 1
Owner Jack Kravitz says he is restructuring to focus on his other locations in Liberty and Fellows Riverside Gardens.
Judge says Russian man had ‘very rough life’ but gets 8 years in prison for death
The judge, who said he learned about Brodeur’s background from a confidential presentencing report prepared by the Trumbull County Adult Probation Department, declined to provide any other details.
Hubbard, Niles McKinley graduate Class of 2018
Niles McKinley graduate Alissa Groover shows her mortarboard, which she dedicated to her grandparents, during the school’s commencement Wednesday night at Packard Music Hall in Warren.
memorial day | What’s open/closed
A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local businesses closed for Memorial Day on
Agenda Friday
Agenda Friday Mahoning County Board of Elections, 8 a.m., special meeting, board room, board
Memorial Mass set for Humphrey
Memorial Mass set for Humphrey YOUNGSTOWN A memorial Mass will be 11 a.m. Tuesday in Reno,
Births
Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Cierra Torres and Jesse Werthman, Youngstown, girl, May
METRO DIGEST || Ramp work at I-80, 11
Ramp work at I-80, 11 LIBERTY The ramp from Interstate 80 east onto state Route 11 north will be
Prostitution sting nets two, including alleged pimp
Police encountered the pair after responding to an ad on an online escort site that read, “Let Mercedes rev your engine.”
Judge: President can’t block critics on Twitter
Associated Press NEW YORK A federal judge ruled Wednesday that President Donald Trump is
Stylist: Man with gunman’s name spoke of concert attack
Stylist: Man with gunman’s name spoke of concert attack LAS VEGAS A hairstylist said a client
NILES MCKINLEY class of 2018
NILES MCKINLEY class of 2018 Number of graduates: 149 Valedictorians: Kevin E. Dubaj,
Foreign media depart for North Korean nuclear site
Associated Press WONSAN, North Korea A group of foreign journalists departed by train Wednesday
N. Korea calls Pence remarks ‘stupid,’ willing to not meet
Associated Press TOKYO North Korea said today recent comments by U.S. Vice President Mike Pence