Daniel Marcel
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Leaders asking for zoning input with online survey for Boardman residents
If you live in Boardman, leaders want to know what you think about what kind of housing the township should focus on building and how many farm animals people should be allowed to keep. → Read More
Some Boardman residents unhappy about paying new stormwater fee
A representative from the ABC Water District said they have to charge residents because the state isn't paying. → Read More
No need to whine, Lisbon Chamber's event will cure the winter blues
The second annual Wine About Winter event serves as both a fundraiser and to bring awareness to Lisbon businesses. → Read More
Timeline for Youngstown renovations could be shorter than leaders thought
Lots of improvements are coming to downtown Youngstown and on Tuesday, we learned they could happen a lot sooner. → Read More
String of vehicle break-ins brings concerns for Youngstown businesses
Jordan Auto Sales said they are offering a cash reward for anyone that comes forward with information about the break-ins. → Read More
Warren police on scene of shooting along Feederle Avenue, victim in hospital
A man was taken to the hospital late Wednesday night after what police are calling a shooting in Warren. → Read More
Howland Schools borrowing $1.5 million to afford staff's paychecks
The district's treasurer said they're low on cash and need a short-term loan. → Read More
After great year, Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership continues cleaning up blight
Last year, more abandoned houses were demolished than in the previous two years but TNP would also like to remodel more homes moving forward. → Read More
Mahoning Co. engineers warn drivers of growing pot holes during heat up
Although condtions are not as harsh as the big storms in 2012 or 2013, engineer Patrick Ginnetti wants to make sure drivers are prepared for changes to the roads. → Read More
Political science professor discusses temporary government reopening
One local expert says the next few weeks are critical in finding a compromise that can keep the government open. → Read More
Government's temporary reopening brings relief and paychecks to Valley federal workers
Kenneth Pittman, vice president of Local 607, has spent the last 35 days in a constant state of mixed emotions. → Read More
Lordstown teachers say GM's closure will hurt their students and school district
State and national teachers unions rallied with them to keep GM in Lordstown. → Read More
Farrell weeks away from opening of medical marijuana facility
The old PPV Plate building will house eight cultivation rooms for growing the plants, as well as an area for research and development. → Read More
Youngstown native finds success after life in foster care
Marquell is one of about 1,000 young adults who age out of the foster-care system each year. → Read More
Downtown Youngstown bus tour shows Sen. Portman areas needing improvement
The route the lawmaker traveled on Friday will be taken by a self-driving bus sometime in the future. → Read More
UAW holds job fair to help workers affected by GM Lordstown layoffs
They were able to learn how to improve their resumes and had any unemployment questions answered. → Read More
Medical marijuana users in Ohio will be at risk for OVI's
Legally, a person is considered driving-impaired if there is too much marijuana metabolite in the driver's system. → Read More
Coroner identifies man killed during officer-involved shooting in Niles
Niles police said the shooting involved two officers who killed a man who ran from them near the Royal Mall Apartments. → Read More
Salvation Army offers toys to families who missed registration
Parents and caregivers must bring paperwork showing income and residency. → Read More
Pile of gifts continues to grow outside Youngstown house where 5 children died
One man who lives on Parkcliffe Avenue said the people on this street are close to each other. → Read More