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Man found not guilty in 1905 murder

120 Years Ago, 1905 transcribed as originally published in the Youngstown Vindicator: “Harbison is a free man. Verdict was not guilty. The jurors spent almost nine hours in deliberation. Nerve of a stoic displayed by the prisoner when the finding was read. He will leave the city. Declares he ...

On the record

Hubbard WHAT: City council meeting Monday PRESENT: Bill Williams, Bonnie Viele, Robin Zambrini, Michael Mogg, Jerome Crowe, Ryan Hallapy and Michael Kerr ABSENT: Cathy Cummings Council: •Heard from Safety Director Shawn Rentz, who presented city police Sgts. Howard Haynie and ...

Property tax reforms to save Ohioans $3B

The state Legislature approved four property tax bills that will save homeowners more than $3 billion over the next three years, changes how millage is counted for school districts and permits county budget commissions to control levy amounts. A fifth property tax bill was approved Nov. 12 by ...

YSU set to open branch campus in Steubenville

YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown State University Board of Trustees has unanimously adopted a resolution to accept the title for real estate and personal property in Steubenville that belonged to Eastern Gateway Community College. In its 7-0 vote during a special meeting Thursday afternoon in ...

Man jailed after hitting ‘friend’ with bottle, police allege

YOUNGSTOWN — A man, 47, was booked into the Mahoning County jail Thursday pending official charges in Youngstown Municipal Court following an altercation Wednesday night in which he is accused of hitting a man he knew in the face with a wine bottle and taking the other man’s backpack and ...

Campbell councilman sworn in to 4th term

CAMPBELL — As he prepares to serve his fourth two-year term, city Councilman Timothy O’Bryan has no grand plans, except to build on what he sees as continual progress while doing his part to keep the city of nearly 7,800 moving forward. “I want to play the field and see how this plays ...