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Expert will examine Youngstown’s demolition program
Housing expert to help leaders in Youngstown end ‘scattershot’ method
Will work with city to streamline city’s process
Portman: ‘Sometimes, Republicans underestimate the importance of plain old grassroots’
Romney campaign made mistake in waiting to go on TV in Valley
Mahoning director is Democratic Ohio Election Official of the Year
The chairmen of the county’s Democratic and Republican parties nominated her
Two mayoral candidates want Sammarone’s support
Both support current mayor’s bid for council president
Two mayoral candidates want Sammarone’s support
Sammarone said he will hold off on an endorsement
Both support current mayor’s bid for council president
Sammarone won’t run for Youngstown mayor
Charles Sammarone won’t run for Youngstown mayor, a position he’s held since Aug. 1, 2011, and will file as early as next week for his former position as city council president.
Smith retires from county elections board
He served for 15 years on the board
Wilmington students honor classmate killed in plunge
Wilmington Area High's boys basketball game served as a healing center Saturday night for students, faculty and community members grieving the loss of sophomore Shane McQuiston, who died on the way home from a girls basketball game Friday night when the car in which he was riding plunged into Deer Creek. Students wore white as a tribute to their 15-year-old classmate.
Youngstown building dept. to be dismantled Monday
City to spend $1.2 million on elevator repairs at downtown office building
Mayor Sammarone says Covelli Centre is ‘not an anchor for downtown’
As facility’s finances improve, Sammarone downplays its role in downtown’s renewalSFlb
Mayor wants to sell or lease; no council supports a sale and all but one is leaning against a lease
V&M deal means millions for Youngstown
The contract is for 99 years with 50 years of extension options
House Ethics Committee clears Ryan of improper conduct
A judge had dismissed the public-intoxication charge against the congressman
Youngstown’s use of $305K ‘unallowable,’ state audit finds
Youngstown is working to resolve the issue
Youngstown council postpones vote to close building unit
Commissioners will still vote today on plan
Youngstown zoning panel rejects small livestock in city
Final decision rests with city council
Dems oppose Kasich's turnpike plan
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The proposal isn’t fair to northern Ohio, Democrats say
The motorist hit the officer with his car
The officer fired at least three times, hitting the driver once
Youngstown’s 2010 audit delayed for months
Report will be done this month, state auditor says
Incumbent judge wins despite challenger’s raising more money
The failed challenger loaned $10K to his campaign in final weeks
Dems criticize Kasich for turnpike plan
Gov. John Kasich is proposing to raise about $3 billion to make improvements to the Ohio Turnpike and other nearby roads and bridges, almost all in the northern part of the state.
Ohio Senate votes to eliminate Youngstown judge seat
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A proposal to eliminate a seat on the Youngstown Municipal Court, first supported by city council in 1986, is on its way to the governor’s office for approval.
Rep. Tim Ryan returns to Appropriations
Committee assignment ‘will have some impact’ on his possible 2014 gubernatorial bid
Governor will discuss a study of the Ohio Turnpike today
Gov. John Kasich will discuss the results of a $3.4 million study on how the Ohio Turnpike will operate today during visits to Austintown, Toledo and Cleveland.
Youngstown man shot on East Side
Woman says her ex-boyfriend is the shooter
Ohio Democratic coalition pushes for tax increase for rich
Portman calls for both parties to work together
A racial divide about a Youngstown judicial seat
Ohio Senate to vote Wednesday or Thursday on bill
Council president to run for mayor
Current mayor still considering a bid for the job
Wilson gave failed campaign nearly 40 percent of its money
Ex-U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson spent $581,091 of his own money in a failed attempt to win the 6th Congressional District race.
Two patrolmen promoted to detective sergeants
Anthony Vitullo and Robert Lodwick are finally detective sergeants
Most companies receiving Youngstown tax abatements met goals
The committee overseeing the incentives agreed to continue to work with those companies to find ways to increase the number of people hired.
City board approves $6.1 million water department project
Mayor appoints a new water commissioner
Youngstown councilwoman pulls injection-well ban proposal
The mayor says he wouldn’t sign the bill even if it passed
Youngstown man to face charges in East Side shootout
The motive in Tuesday’s shootout at a convenience store may be ‘fallout’ or ‘retaliation’ from a prior crime, the city police chief says.
Va. judge dismisses charge against Rep. Ryan
Congressman cited for public intoxication during a visit to Virginia in August
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A Virginia judge dismissed a public-
YPD probes East Side shootout
Police are investigating an afternoon shootout at an East Side convenience store.
Owner of ISLE plans to open bakery
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A downtown bakery and luncheonette is expected
Proposal to block all injection wells in Youngstown could not be enforced
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A city councilwoman is sponsoring an ordinance to ban injection wells in Youngstown even though she and other officials say the proposal is unenforceable.
Area Reps. Johnson, Joyce, Kelly get seats on prime Congressional panels
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Mahoning and Shenango valleys will have
$1.5M project advances Wick District-Smoky Hollow efforts
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A $1.5 million project that replaced water and
Fee for registry of rental property doubled in Youngstown
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown is doubling its rental-property
US legislators for the Valley hope for deal
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN With the nation heading toward the so-called
Anti-tax pledge author: Romney failed to connect
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Noted conservative anti-tax activist Grover
Youngstown council considers 99-year V&M pact
Company would pay city $8.5M in 3 years
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN City council will consider legislation
McNally to run for mayor, focusing on public safety, finances and blight
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN If elected Youngstown mayor, outgoing Mahoning
Cuyahoga official: Kasich is abrasive
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com BOARDMAN Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald, a
CCA owner: Let federal judge decide fees
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A private-prison owner wants a federal judge,
New signs of a welcoming downtown Youngstown
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Downtown visitors will be greeted by signs
New deal gives Covelli Centre a ticket to added revenue
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The board of control approved a contract
12 things to consider from the election
A trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange ponders the results of Tuesday's election as reported on the front page of Wednesday's "Newsday" of New York. The re-election of President Barack Obama led U.S. investors to dump stocks Wednesday.
Wilson says it’s unlikely he’ll run again
By DAVID SKOLNICK skolnick@vindy.com After losing his second congressional race in a row,
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