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Blood Drives
Blood Drives MONDAY Allegheny Wesleyan College, 2161 Woodsdale Road, Salem, 2 to 7 p.m. Newton
COURTS
COURTS columbiana county new cases Dynamic Structures Inc. v. Del-Sha Construction LLC, money.
Youngstown schools plan spring performances
Chaney’s spring performance is Thursday in the high-school auditorium
Where's Joe's Gang of 32?
Opinion: One of the more popular recent items The Vindicator has ever sold (outside of the daily newspaper)
A look at what didn’t happen last week
Associated Press This is part of The Associated Press’ ongoing effort to fact-check misinformation
Fire on 50th floor of Trump Tower kills man
Fire on 50th floor of Trump Tower kills man NEW YORK A raging fire that tore through a 50th-
Darkness downtown due to electrical upgrades
Utility workers tried to get the power back on before the completion of the Phantoms game Saturday night.
Shower and health fair attract expectant crowd
YOUNGSTOWN Expectant mothers gathered Saturday to learn about the best ways to care for their new babies. The fourth annual Citywide Baby Shower and Health Fair took place at Eugenia C. Atkinson Recreational Center, 801 Otis St., on the city’s North Side.
Williamson students have gentleman's luncheon
YOUNGSTOWN To second-grader Damien Rodriguez, being a gentleman means “to be nice to ladies and help others.” “Being a gentleman means helping my mom with groceries, chores, opening the door for her and just being nice instead of being rude,” said third-grader Nicholas Blalock.
One Hot Cookie celebrates 5 years in business
One Hot Cookie has been in business for five years – and that calls for a cookie.
Schiavoni says he's best Dem gubernatorial candidate
Of the Democratic candidates running for governor, state Sen. Joe Schiavoni said he has “the most relevant experience and the most recent experience.”
LaRosa begs court for ‘second chance in life’
Karen Kirk, daughter of Marie Belcastro, said a young Jacob LaRosa once “sat by my mother’s side on her front porch, where he received my mother’s full attention and kindness.”
Mayor offers solutions to improve quality of life
YOUNGSTOWN Mayor Jamael Tito Brown said two relatively simple solutions will improve the quality of life in Youngstown: cleaning up the corridors and making sure streetlights are working. “I want to make the city safer and brighter,” he said during the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber’s Good Morning, Youngstown breakfast Friday at Stambaugh Auditorium.