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TAXING DRUGS

TAXING DRUGS WHAT: The bills propose taxing sales of prescription opioid painkillers, generally


'Sneaky Fitch' rusles up lots of laughs in Salem

By Eric McCrea entertainment@vindy.com Salem Salem Community Theatre treats audience members


US reaffirms its ‘ironclad commitment’ to defend South Korea

US reaffirms its ‘ironclad commitment’ to defend South Korea WASHINGTON President Donald Trump


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Witness testifies bribing Infante

The McDonald man said he paid the former Niles mayor on 2 occasions for jobs for hid sons.


UAW upset with fender import at GM Lordstown

The company shipped in fenders from Mexico because a press broke at Lordstown, leading to the cancellation of the second shift at the East Plant Friday.


Judges order clerk to join move

The new Youngstown Municipal Court is set to open Monday.


Victim in 1991 Warren workplace shooting recounts experience

An active shooter conference at YSU sought to “put tools in the toolbox” for businesses and schools concerned about security.


Boardman Township to begin landlord registration in coming months

The program is the first to be implemented in an Ohio township.


Consultant appointed to Y'town Academic Distress Commission

Maria Hoffmaster has many ties to Youngstown City Schools.


Struthers High seniors conduct mock council meeting for Civics Day

High-school seniors spent their day gaining hands-on experience with the machinations of city government during the school’s 2017 Civics Day.


Ex-YPD chief sues YSU, alleging discrimination

Jimmy Hughes claims YSU refused to consider his application to become the university’s police chief.


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Johnson, Ryan face primary election challenges

The candidates outline their top priorities as they seek election.


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Boardman student’s Eagle Scout project benefits veterans

Colin Russell of Boardman explains how he designed a flag-retirement site for AMVETS Post 44 in Struthers. It features a custom-built fire pit with logos honoring both AMVETS and the Boy Scouts. Russell completed the activity for his Eagle Scout service project.


CONGRESSional candidates 6th and 13th Districts

Two candidates each are running in the Republican and Democratic primaries in the 6th Congressional