The same thing happens to the west side of Youngstown. When something good happens in Youngstown along Mahoning Ave or Meridian Road the TV stations report it as Austintown. When something bad happens in Austintown they report the event as happening in Youngstown.
Will Austintown/Mahoning County fix the drainage system to prevent future problems with the road? Or will they just keep spending money repairing the road?
There is a very thin line between packrat and compulsive hoarder. My mother's house has 2 bedrooms that are completely filled from floor to ceiling with "stuff"-you can't get into them at all. Her bedroom has a path to get to the bed-her dresser and closet are totally inaccessible. The rest of her house is limited in function because of the stuff. To the outside world she appears to be a "normal" person - she doesn't let people into her house to see the "real" her.
The circumstances hoarders grew up in have very little to do with their problem. Hoarders see things differently than most people do.
Posted on October 7 at 12:09 p.m.
I asked First Energy how to opt out of the program. They said I can refuse the bulbs but I would still be charged for them.
Posted on June 26 at 9:44 a.m.
The same thing happens to the west side of Youngstown. When something good happens in Youngstown along Mahoning Ave or Meridian Road the TV stations report it as Austintown. When something bad happens in Austintown they report the event as happening in Youngstown.
Posted on February 13 at 1:46 p.m.
Will Austintown/Mahoning County fix the drainage system to prevent future problems with the road? Or will they just keep spending money repairing the road?
Posted on September 24 at 3:53 p.m.
There is a very thin line between packrat and compulsive hoarder. My mother's house has 2 bedrooms that are completely filled from floor to ceiling with "stuff"-you can't get into them at all. Her bedroom has a path to get to the bed-her dresser and closet are totally inaccessible. The rest of her house is limited in function because of the stuff. To the outside world she appears to be a "normal" person - she doesn't let people into her house to see the "real" her.
The circumstances hoarders grew up in have very little to do with their problem. Hoarders see things differently than most people do.
To get an idea of what I am talking about check out the website www.childrenofhoarders.com