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New mayor excited to get term started

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YOUNGSTOWN — Sitting at his first city council meeting as Youngstown mayor, Derrick McDowell admitted his heart was pounding fast with excitement and passion. “It comes as a challenge to take over a position like this,” McDowell said toward the end of city council’s Wednesday ...

Democrat enters 2026 election for Ohio treasurer

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By DAVID SKOLNICK Staff writer After the Ohio Democratic Party searched for months for a state treasurer candidate, Seth Walsh, a Cincinnati councilman, said he will run for the seat. “As state treasurer, I’ll bring real transparency to how Ohio manages its money because your family ...

Body found near garbage receptacles downtown

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YOUNGSTOWN — The body of a man was found near garbage receptacles on Wick Avenue downtown Tuesday afternoon. Near the body were items suggesting that the man was sleeping there, such as foam cardboard and a pillow, according to a Youngstown police report. Lt. Mohammad Awad of the detective ...

TNP eyeing funds for cleanup of abandoned gas stations

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WARREN — Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership hosted two public meetings Wednesday at the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library to gather input on a federal grant to clean up five abandoned gas stations across the county. The agency is applying for $2.6 million from the U.S. Environmental ...

Poland welcomes new village council members

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POLAND — Village Council kicked off the new year with a full plate of items to address. Opening the session was the swearing-in of council members Chris Graff, Becky Rudzik, Laurie LaPlante and Abbie Bosak by Mahoning County Judge Jim Melone. Following the oath of office, council voted ...