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New downtown restaurant approved, lawsuits settled by Y'town Board of Control
The former St. Vincent de Paul building sale to Winner Holding was approved.
METRO DIGEST || Charged in stabbing
Charged in stabbing YOUNGSTOWN A Mahoning County grand jury Thursday indicted a South Maryland
Canfield city says goodbye to three council members, city manager
The city of Canfield gave fond farewells to three members of council, and City Manager Joe Warino. In addition, the city will submit a grant application for state Route 11 off-ramps, appoint a JEDD committee representative and established cemetery fees and regulations.
Paul Gains will not seek court of appeals seat
After hearing concerns from elected officials, Gains will remain prosecutor
Campbell explores water supply options with public
Joe Tovarnak, Campbell water and wastewater superintendent, presents evidence of the declining conditions of the city’s water infrastructure. Behind him, a photo captures large rust spots on the sides of water storage tanks.
Man receives three years in West Side meth lab case
Mark Cartwright is one of three people investigators say cooked meth in a home with six children
Ohio child advocates: Opioid crisis straining foster care
Associated Press COLUMBUS The opioid crisis is overwhelming Ohio’s foster care system as record
mahoning county Indictments
A grand jury indicted these people on these charges Thursday: Devon Talley Jr., 24, Falls Avenue,
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Girard and Liberty: HUBBARD
Police: Hospital gunman fired many shots, killed himself
Associated Press CINCINNATI A man carrying two handguns who tried to storm into an Ohio
Giving students sight
Students who need eye exams are seeing doctors from Ageless Eyecare at their schools this week,
Trumbull joins other Ohio counties in suing pharmaceutical companies
The 270-page lawsuit filed against many of the major pharmaceutical companies is seeking financial damages for the health care and other services the county has had to provide as a result of the opioid crisis.
$50M for Y'town’s water system "good starting point,' Aqua Ohio says
The two sides haven’t met to discuss the potential sale.
Youngstown OKs sale of former dining hall
The establishment will open late summer or early fall 2018.