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Bills keep rolling in for failed project

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YOUNGSTOWN — Even though the redevelopment proposal for the downtown 20 Federal Place building died before it got started, the city still owes money to a law firm that did work on the failed project. City council is being asked to vote Wednesday to increase the initial $25,000 payment to ...

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JCC VOTER DRIVE: The Jewish Community Relations Council of the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation will host a voter registration drive with the League of Women Voters 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday at the JCC, 505 Gypsy Lane. Participants will be able to register to vote and check their voter ...

Lunch honors veterans

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YOUNGSTOWN — Jasmine Handy is proud to serve her country, but for her, the concept of service also has a circularity to it. “I’m grateful to be at the reserve base and still be home to serve my community,” Handy, 45, of Youngstown, said. Handy is an eight-year U.S. Air Force ...

Austintown couple reconnect after each served in military

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AUSTINTOWN — When Nancy Lepley and William “Bill” O’Hara went to junior prom together in 1963, they had no idea they’d one day celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary and share three children, eight grandchildren and one great-grandchild. What happened in the years between included ...

Canfield chooses joy at benefit

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CANFIELD — The parking lot of Canfield High School was filled with joy Sunday afternoon as the Melina Michelle Edenfield Foundation hosted the sixth annual Choose Joy for Melina 5K and More. The foundation came out of tragedy. In 2020, Michelle and Keith Edenfield lost their 4-year-old ...