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Cocca’s Pizza moves, expands flagship restaurant
The new location, in the former New York Music store, also includes Cocca’s corporate headquarters
Poland’s plans for sidewalk on Route 170 moving forward
The Ohio Department of Transportation announced in May that Poland Township would receive a $500,000 grant from the Safe Routes to School program.
Sweet treats for 7-month-old Jackson Diaz
North Elementary students, parents and staff offered about 800 sweets at a bake sale to benefit Jackson Diaz, 7 months, who has Apert syndrome
Eastgate recommends $1.1B in transportation projects in long-range plan
Projects include work on I-80, South Avenue and I-680
Boosting security at Boardman
BOARDMAN SCHOOLS, POLICE TEAM UP FOR STUDENT SAFETY
If a replacement levy is approved this May, the additional $482,671 would be used for security improvements
Boardman woman collects pennies for St. Jude's
Boardman woman with cerebral palsy collects donations for children’s hospital
Super 49ers fans ready for the big game
Danny and Brittney Gregory built an extra room on to their Berlin Center home to display all of Danny’s San Francisco 49ers memorabilia. The couple is having a Super Bowl party today to watch the Niners take on the Baltimore Ravens.
Fire victim Shawna Carney worked hard, cared for all, family says
The cause of Monday’s apartment fire remains undetermined.
Kids collect coins to buy books for hospital patients
This is the first time Union Elementary has participated in the “All for Books” program
Officials mull role of oxygen tanks in fatal Valley fires
Deputy coroner rules woman’s death caused by smoke inhalation
Ceremony marks McKinley’s 170th birthday
The birthday celebration was the kick-off to the McKinley Awareness Project
School board moves forward with security upgrades
The board also received an update on the superintendent search.
Apartment fire cause remains under investigation
45-year-old woman dies at hospital after apartment complex blaze
Resident dies, families displaced after Monday blaze
Townships get new radio-dispatch system
Austintown and Boardman formed a council of governments for the $1.5 million system
Boardman neighbors praised as lifesavers
Jeff and Wendy Thomas, of Boardman, sprang into action when their neighbor suffered a heart attack
Bishop pledges transparency about sexual abuse allegations
Bishop George V. Murry of the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown addresses recent reports Thursday that 11 men settled out of court as a result of sexual abuse by a Franciscan brother at Warren JFK High School.
Top 5 fugitive Sitnic faces slew of charges following Boardman chase
Jason Sitnic was wanted by U.S. Marshals on burglary warrant and probation violation
Mahoning Valley businesses to give away wedding
Attendees at a March 3 bridal show at the Saxon Club in Youngstown will vote to determine the winner.
You know it's cold when ice skating warms you up
Unusually cold conditions Tuesday closed most Mahoning Valley schools. As a results, many students hit the ice at the indoor Ice Zone in Boardman. Conditions will remain cold today with wind chills dropping to minus 17.
Enrollment opens to ease budget woes
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Ohio has 664 public school districts and of these, 147 districts, or about 22 percent, do not have any form of open enrollment
Townships ‘efficient,’ study says
A township lobbying organization is calling for more state money to fund local government
Local ice cream might be lucky for 49ers
Handel’s sent 150 servings of ice cream to the 49ers as they prepare to take on the Atlanta Falcons for the NFC Championship.
Springfield schools seek bond issue again
SPRINGFIELD LOCAL SCHOOLS
The bond is aimed to secure part of the funding for a $12.3 million new kindergarten-through-fourth-grade school.
Decision on apartment complex postponed
200 people gather for hearing about the proposed 48-unit apartment complex
Poland schools beef up security
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School board agrees to allow a township police officer in all buildings and to spend up to $80,000 in security upgrades
Boardman trustees swear-in three new cops
Ten new cops have been hired since 2011 police levy passage
Sentencing postponed for accused Canfield pot grower
The sentencing of a Mahoning Valley man accused of growing more than 300 marijuana plants in a Canfield house has been postponed.
Boardman considers GPS in township radios
The township could use its new radio-dispatch system for the GPS
Pipeline, plant signal progression of shale development
Residents and officials say the area will change
Firefighter faces OVI, gun charges
Off-duty firefighter tries to shoot an injured deer while drunk
Old Essroc office on the market
No inquires about the property have been submitted
South Range to offer open enrollment
The district hope to avoid a $850K deficit in fiscal year 2014 with open enrollment
Hearing set for proposed apartment complex
Neighbors opposed to the plan to build eight six-plex apartment buildings
Study shows Mill Creek habitats in good shape
Fish and micro-organisms can find fair to excellent habitats in Mill Creek and the streams leading into it, according to a recent survey.
Project to alleviate congestion on I-680 ramp to U.S. Route 224
Construction to alleviate congestion on I-680 ramp to U.S. Route 224 in Boardman set for this year
Contract awarded for storm-water project
By Ashley Luthern aluthern@vindy.com BOARDMAN Township trustees awarded a contract to a
Youngstown council OKs building dept. merger, traffic cameras
Council also approves a $10K bond requirement in the vacant property registry
Austintown board expected to fill vacant trustee post today
Five candidates, including two former trustees, submitted letters of interest in the job
City claims snow removal success
Official explains hierarchy in clearing streets
Council to vote on traffic cameras
Councilman says purpose is to deter speeding, not ‘hoodwink’ drivers
Boardman seeks land-use changes from county
Changes address residential properties
2 Mahoning school superintendents to retire-rehire in new year
Superintendents say pension reform influenced their decision
Mahoning Valley's Top 10 News Stories of 2012
The Vindicator’s Jan. 1 front page shows that 2012 started with the immediate after-effects of a magnitude-4.0 earthquake that later was linked to an injection well at D&L Energy Inc. in Youngstown.
Boardman woman meets sister for first time this holiday
Boardman woman who was adopted sees birth sister
City amends license agreement with V&M
The change allows seamless pipes to keep rolling, city to get paid
Bench dedication for slain YSU student set for Jan. 5
The bench is on Youngstown State University campus
Poland clergy wants Sunday sports practices limited
District should refine, reinforce its policy for ‘healthy balance,’ coalition tells board
School board plans to reinforce, refine policy at January meeting
Poland commission denies plans for senior living complex
Developers seek variance to build 51-unit senior apartment complex
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