Carolyn Sistrand
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Champion pharmacy and others wait on delayed vaccine shipments
Wednesday was supposed to be the first day that Champion Discount Pharmacy distributed COVID-19 vaccines. → Read More
Group of Lakeview High School parents pushing for full-time, in-person learning
A change for Lakeview High School is coming this week: more in-person learning. But, students still won't be back full-time and that decision has a group of parents upset. → Read More
Keep pre-existing medical conditions in mind when heading out into cold weather
Dr. Robert Moosally, medical director of the Emergency Department at Trumbull Regional, says it should always be on your mind. → Read More
2 injured in Youngstown gas station fight
A fight broke out Monday inside a gas station in Youngstown, injuring two people. → Read More
New YSU wellness program aims to help employees cope with stress
Youngstown State University is launching a new initiative focused on employees' mental health. → Read More
Local bar, restaurant owners sigh with relief now that Ohio’s curfew has been lifted
We talked with several bar owners on Thursday and all said they were thrilled that the curfew in Ohio has been lifted. → Read More
Swing set to be raffled off to help pay for Rowan Sweeney’s Memorial Park
David Sweeney and volunteers were putting in some work on building Rowan's Memorial Park. → Read More
Local clinics don’t have much leftover for COVID-19 ‘vaccine hunters’
To get the COVID-19 Vaccine right now, you’re supposed to be in one of the groups on the state eligibility list. That’s because the vaccine is in limited supply. → Read More
With no foreseeable end, travelers still have to keep pandemic in mind when planning
If you're planning a trip away or already have something booked, you'll have to continue to keep the pandemic a part of your plans. → Read More
Local doctors say you shouldn’t worry about COVID-19 vaccine side effects
Hearing the words "side effects" can often cause hesitation and worry from people, but doctors say it shouldn't, especially when it comes to getting your COVID-19 vaccine. → Read More
Are lingering breathing issues since recovering from COVID-19 a cause for concern?
The recovery process for the lungs in anyone recovering from COVID-19 is generally longer, no matter who you are. → Read More
Some Lakeview parents want answers as to why kids are not back in school
A group of parents in the Lakeview School District are taking action. They feel that the decision made to limit face to face class time doesn't line up with CDC and state recommendations. → Read More
When discussing hard topics with kids, pediatric psychologist says to be honest
During these conversations, it is important that parents also appropriately express their concerns about what is going on. → Read More
Dr. Levine supporters hope asst. health secretary position allows understanding, trust
If confirmed by the Senate, Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine would be the highest-ranking transgender official in the United States government. → Read More
Engineers back out making repairs on Mahoning Avenue bridge
ngineers were back out Wednesday, working to repair the Mahoning Avenue bridge after Monday's incident when an SUV and flatbed truck collided, sending a coil from the flatbed into the bridge. → Read More
Local businesses continue to support Rowan Sweeney Memorial Park project
Local businesses are getting involved, trying to help Rowan's dad make his dream of building a park in his son's honor a reality. → Read More
Christmas tree pickup in Warren comes with thank you from company
A company in Warren is picking up Christmas trees for free. We reported the service earlier this week. → Read More
Mahoning County schools excited to be included in next wave of COVID-19 vaccines
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine wants to get schools open for full-time, in-person instruction by March 1. → Read More
Jewish Community Center of Youngstown cuts ribbon on new community ice rink
The Jewish Community Center of Youngstown cut the ribbon on their new ice rink at their winter campus on Monday. → Read More
Local preparers say pandemic not expected to impact tax filing
While you may be waiting on the second stimulus payment or hoping for a third, tax refunds may also soon give you a little extra cash. → Read More