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Girard FIRST Robotics team qualifies for world competition
The Girard “RoboCats” will compete in Detroit on April 25-28.
Have news bloggers prejudiced jury pool in Niles public-corruption case?
Ralph Infante Jr.’s lawyer has asked a judge to move Infante’s trial out of Trumbull County.
Commitment to fight racism must continue, bishop says
The Rev. George V. Murry of the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown was keynote speaker for ACTION's 16th fundraising banquet.
Woman reports being beaten by woman with bat and man with gun in stores
Woman reports being beaten by woman with bat and man with gun at two convenient stores
Ohio AG sues Florida man for failing to perform roofing work in Y'town
Lawsuit: Wilson offered roofing services and took an estimated $55,000 from various consumers for work he didn’t provide.
Experience, generational divide, separate candidates for commissioner
Two generations separate 66-year-old incumbent Carol Rimedio-Righetti from her 32-year-old challenger, Joe Paloski.
Youngstown council to consider loan for waste plant improvements
The work is required as part of the city’s consent decree with the EPA
Dem governor candidate Dennis Kucinich says he’s a centrist
Kucinich supports a focus on reviving manufacturing, banning assault weapons and legalizing recreational marijuana
School safety, security topic of Canfield community meeting
Jenny Beil, third-grade teacher at Canfiled’s Hilltop Elementary School, speaks during Tuesday evening’s Community Awareness meeting about school safety at Canfield High School.
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Jackson-Milton school board, 6:30 p.m., high school, 13910 Mahoning Ave., North
Residents host private HomeGoods meeting tonight
Concerned Lordstown citizens have put together a study to show what industrial property in the village is available for the project.
Residents complained about their roads’ conditions at a Liberty meeting this week.
Trustees say they need to raise township revenue to tackle road repairs.