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Ex-Rep. Patton reappointed to state board
He made $63,643.86 in salary last year
Youngstown window-replacement bids come in too high
New proposals should be ready in a couple of weeks
The two leading Democratic candidates for mayor discussed downtown and the city’s future
They differ on city’s No. 1 issue
Worry about government secrecy, Woodward tells Youngstown crowd
Woodward told stories about presidents
Elephants easily out-eat Youngstown police officers
Elephants out-eat Youngstown police in promotion for weekend circus
The circus donated 200 tickets to the city’s police athletic league for kids to see the show
Youngstown council OKs hiring of planning firm
Company will be hired ‘as quickly as possible,’ mayor says
Austintown trustee seeks meeting with Kasich about racetrack
The governor’s spokesman says the request is ‘not appropriate’
Mural celebrating Youngstown’s nightlife to start next week
The mural is on a vacant Market Street building that’s been turned into a consignment shop
Early voting for the May primary has begun
Monday is the deadline to register for the primary election
Youngstown to move forward on hiring a firm for its planning efforts
The city hasn’t had a planner since March 2009
Famed Watergate reporter to speak in Youngstown on presidential leadership
Famed Watergate reporter to speak in Youngstown on presidential leadership
Legendary journalist Bob Woodward said he’ll “tell some war stories” during his talk at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Stambaugh Auditorium as part of the Skeggs Lecture series of Youngstown State University.
Mayor says water supply’s ‘safety and purity’ is ‘of great concern’
MVSD board member says agency is vigilant in monitoring well sites near it
German students propose improvements for Youngstown
The lack of money is an issue, a city official says
Paramount demolition to begin, property to become parking lot
Prime downtown property to become parking lot
The work will begin in May
City looks for cheaper options for VXI employees
Proposals to the city are due April 12
German students will present ideas to develop Mahoning River
A group of 13 city planning students, with the assistance of two professors, from a German university will present a number of recommendations as to how Youngstown can develop the city’s downtown riverfront area at a conference today.
Law will help reduce blight, Youngstown officials say
Foreclosed houses and those in that process will be impacted
All likely Dem executive-branch candidates campaign in Youngstown
Official candidate announcements are expected in a couple of months
The law requires banks to post a $10,000 bond with the city if they foreclose on a property
Letters to banks that have foreclosed on about 300 houses were recently sent
The state’s early-voting laws need changes, secretary of state says
He doesn’t have a specific plan
Mahoning prosecutor rejects assault weapon ban
Also says criminals in need of firearms will get them even with background checks
Youngstown planting group blossoms to 500 volunteers
The clean-up event is June 1
Youngstown mayoral candidates address priorities at debate
Youngstown Democratic mayoral candidates John McNally IV, left, Matthew Smith and Jamael Tito Brown answered questions from a three-member media panel about their priorities for the city at their first debate Thursday night at Fellows Riverside Gardens.
Youngstown council approves $167.8M budget
Youngstown council approves the city’s 2013 budget Mayor says budget will ‘give the taxpayers
Youngstown commission rejects downtown tattoo parlor
The Youngstown Planning Commission voted 3-1 against granting a waiver to Lance Peck to open a second tattoo parlor downtown with three or four workers earning about $35,000 per year. Peck currently operates a tattoo parlor in Austintown.
Mahoning County commissioner met the first lady at a White House event
She calls the event ‘memorable’
City wouldn’t choose capital improvements over employee layoffs
Council to vote Wednesday on 2013 budget
Youngstown property owners making repairs or paying for demos
A private demo costs about half as much as it would if the city did the work
Tim Ryan forgoes gubernatorial bid to stay in Congress
He’s not ready to endorse a Democratic candidate
Council will vote Wednesday on proposed $167.8M budget
Plan includes $7.3M for capital projects, no expected layoffs
The city usually budgets more than it spends
Phone lines in the wrong place stop work on a downtown street
The issue will take at least 60 days to resolve
Phantoms owner said this is his ‘last-ditch effort’ for hockey in Youngstown
‘The bottom line is this is do or die,’ Zoldan says
The goal is to sell 1,500 season tickets.
Phone lines in the wrong place stop work on a downtown street
The issue will take at least 60 days to resolve
Stambaugh Golf Course losses reduced
Mayor says course ‘is moving in the right direction’
Record year for Covelli Centre
The center’s operating surplus in 2012 was twice the amount of the previous best year
Youngstown wants to spend about $7M for projects, equipment
City council will vote next week on the 2013 budget.
Former congressman is out of intensive care unit
His ‘condition continues to improve,’ according to his family
Proposed computer software business recommended for $6,900 in city money
The owner is ‘still developing the idea’
State rep eyes the Ohio auditor seat
The Democrat has criticized the governor’s proposals
Youngstown honors airman for saving a life with quick thinking
He used a belt and windshield wiper to make a tourniquet
Ballots by the elections board should be counted faster with new machines
2 new machines expected to speed up vote counting
Board certifies a Youngstown anti-fracking charter amendment proposal
A downtown cookie shop is to open next month
Renovations to the Wick Building could begin as early as July
The new position in traffic engineering has a starting salary of $21,324
Council considers legislation to create 2 laborer positions
Court wants to spend up to $65,000 for improvements to probation department
Study suggests about 50 ways to improve Youngstown government
The limited number of implemented recommendations have saved money
Last month was the ninth snowiest February in the area
The accumulation last month was 7.5 inches above average
Youngstown approves a $332,569 contract to improve a portion of Glenwood Avenue
The work will take up to 45 days to complete once it starts
Youngstown wants $700K guarantee from any leasing company
Proposals must be submitted by April 5
Downtown parking deck owner offers his building for VXI parking
The proposed fee is less than what Youngstown pays to bus VXI workers
Former congressman Wilson suffers stroke in Florida
Charlie Wilson’s family is hopeful he will make a full recovery.
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