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Ohio treasurer praised Choffin for its training programs
A college degree isn’t needed to be successful, he says
Ex-congressman doesn’t plan to run next year
National Democrats polled voters on a potential run
South Side man is turning a vacant lot into a community garden
He’s planting fruit and vegetable seeds on the Hillman Street parcel
City looks at ways to cut cost of new South Side fire station
All 8 proposals for the work were over the estimate
Boardman replacement levy maintained its four-vote victory
A recount is set for Tuesday
Youngstown tops list for largest population percentage decline between 2010 and 2012
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It’s the only city on the census list with a decline of more than 2 percent
Marc Dann seeks the reinstatement of his law license
He served the six-month suspension, but reinstatement may take a while
Suicide survivors offer help, awareness at annual walk in Warren
The walk brings together people whose loved ones committed suicide
Provisional votes in Boardman school levy to be counted Thursday
The levy is winning by only 4 votes with 9 or 10 ballots to be counted
Youngstown commission can seek proposals for park plan
But city council still has to OK spending money to hire a firm
Youngstown council considering citywide park plan
The plan would examine the park department’s 45 properties
Youngstown prepares to hire a firm to provide planning services
Advertising for proposals to begin this week
The city has been without a planner for more than four years
Youngstown mayoral vote splits mostly along racial lines
Brown won four of the city’s seven wards, but lost the primary
All 8 proposals for new Youngstown fire station will be tossed
8 proposals to build facility exceed $780,000 estimate
They were all higher than the city’s estimated cost.
Youngstown pays $24K in legal fees for dismissed lawsuit
Lawsuit dismissed in January
McNally edges Brown by only 150 votes in Dem primary
John McNally, right, celebrates his win with Dad and Mom, John McNally III and Jeanne McNally, at the Golden Dawn on Logan Avenue Tuesday night. McNally won a very tight race in the Democratic primary for Youngstown mayor against Jamael Tito Brown and Matthew Smith.
Hagan files forms to start raising money for a 2016 U.S. Senate bid
Says the incumbent ‘must be held accountable’ for a vote against a gun background check expansion proposal
The amnesty program collected about $40,000 from those with unpaid parking tickets
If you owe at least $500 in unpaid parking tickets, your vehicle will be towed
Today’s election expected to have low turnout
Five candidates filed as independents for Youngstown mayor
Downtown Youngstown's ups & downs
Dominic Marchionda, NYO Property Group managing member, is transforming this long-vacant Wick Building at 34 W. Federal St. into a 52-unit rental and extended-stay living facility. Marchionda also said a deal with a nationally known hotel chain to build a 110-room hotel at the Stambaugh Building, 44 E. Federal St., should be announced shortly. ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR
Covelli surplus tops $60K for 1st quarter
Highlights were two sold-out concerts
Chief of staff Kitchen, retired chief Hughes will run for mayor
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The winner of Tuesday’s Democratic primary for
Youngstown council authorizes about $225K for park, rec dept.
Youngstown residents struggle with tests to get city jobs
Travers to file Monday as independent for Youngstown council president
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Candidate criticizes mayor, who is running for president
The victims may also be suspects, the police chief says
One man is dead and two others were shot
The three Youngstown Democratic mayoral candidates answered questions
Brown, McNally oppose anti-fracking amendment
Two said they don’t endorse the anti-fracking amendment on the May 7 ballot
City council will consider park and rec purchases
One proposal would be to spend up to $100,000 for a park pavilion
Fill open records requests ASAP, AG official says
Officials, activists instructed on open-records, open-meetings statutes
About 60 to 70 people attended Monday’s session
Supporters of the anti-fracking charter amendment say it protects people
Opponents say the language is too broad and will have a negative impact
Training session set in Youngstown on Ohio’s open-meetings law
State officials plan workshop on open records, meetings
The 3-hour training session is Monday
McNally has a commanding financial lead in mayor’s race
Former county GOP chairman contributed $1,000
The city is buying a new aerial fire truck
It replaces a 22-year-old truck
Brown wants to know McNally not target of criminal probe
McNally said his name was cleared when charges were dropped in July 2011
New downtown business group meets for first time
Focus is on retaining and growing businesses, parking, cleanliness and marketing
Committee gets OK to beautify Paramount Theatre site
The committee met in apparent violation of the state’s open-meetings law
The Cuyahoga County official will announce his gubernatorial candidacy today
He will be in the Mahoning Valley often, says a local Democratic official
Youngstown will increase curfew law enforcement for minors
The city is enlisting the help of youth organizations in this effort
Amnesty offered to Youngstown parking violators
Amnesty week is April 29 to May 4
Supporters of anti-fracking amendment unveil 2 billboards
Opponents say the proposal isn't enforceable
Sen. Portman says politics played no factor in his vote
State Rep. Hagan sees it differently
Hagan says he’ll run for U.S. Senate in 2016
Decision made after Portman vote
Youngstown council authorized hiring company to build new fire station
Council also approved a plan to better enforce parking tickets
Tattoo shop owner says Youngstown 'shut the door in my face'
He’ll look elsewhere to expand his business
Rep. Tim Ryan spent more than he raised in the first three months of 2013
Rep. Bill Johnson collected more than he spent
Ohio’s former governor said Wilson was “devoted to public service”
A state rep said Wilson ‘had an incredible sense of humor’
The new South Side fire station could open in September
The building would be in Ipes Field
Plan to preserve Ice Zone fails
Campaign to sell season tickets for Phantoms fizzles
The Phantoms owner wants the team to play next season at Youngstown’s Covelli Centre
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