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- David Skolnick
Youngstown Reporter, Politics Reporter & Columnist
Recent Stories
Window replacement proposals at 20 Federal Place are below the estimate
Work should begin shortly
Traffic cameras will be in school zones by the fall semester
Penalties will range from $100 to $150, not including late fees
Work at the Wick Building will begin by Aug. 1
The project to renovate the 103-year-old building will cost about $16.5 million
Architectural firm plans a $4-million-plus rehab project to a downtown building
Architecture firm’s $4M Wells rehab project awaits appraisal, financing
The firm will find out in about 30 days if project can be done
North Siders: Unfinished demolitions escalating crime, blight
Patricia Coney of Norwood Avenue, Youngstown, looks at a partially demolished house that once stood a short distance from her home. Coney said the city is creating problems by not finishing demolition work.
The Democratic nominee for Youngstown mayor raised $131,854
Democratic nominee spent $103K during the campaign
He has about $28,000 in his campaign fund heading into the November election
Youngstown and Warren mayors support the bill
It would free up millions of dollars for demolition
Making something out of nothing
Mason Carratt stands near his garden on Hillman Street in Youngstown. In the past three weeks, he and a handful of volunteers transformed the vacant parcel into a garden.
Second victim dies in I-76 crash
Newton Falls man dies 1 day after wife killed
State police are investigating the accident
Youngstownto get 6% discount on workers’ comp rate
The city is paying about $1 million less than it did a decade ago