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Lindsay McCoy and Tony Bernard on St. Joe's Labor Unit Shutdown
Warren city leaders pushed back this week against Mercy Health's plan to shut down the labor and delivery unit at Saint Joe's Hospital. While Warren Mayor Doug Franklin says he's in favor of the city's effort to reverse that decision, he's being realistic that this is a business decision. SOT It's a development that will impact families beyond Warren. Trumbull County Commissioner Tony Bernard is joining us now with his reaction regarding the planned shut down of this unit.
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Cookies & Candies by Christy sets up Poland pop-up shop for holiday season
Two bakers are collaborating to provide freshly baked sweet treats for the holiday season. Christy Fullwood lives in West Pittsburg, owns Cookies and Candies by Christy and has been baking for 25 years. “It started with just making my husband’s brother and sister’s cookies for each of their weddings,” she...
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Vacant Lots to be Turned into Housing in Warren
More housing options are coming to the city of Warren - this time for single families. Using state and federal dollars, the Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership will have unused lots as a blank canvas for the projects. Jeena Cadigan has more on what the homes will look like.
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Liberty-Benton girls soccer falls to Cincinnati Mariemont in Division IV state championship
COLUMBUS — Cincinnati Mariemont’s continuous attacking pressure was too much for the Liberty-Benton girls soccer team, as the Eagles fell 6-1 on Friday in the OHSAA Division IV girls soccer state championship. The Warriors scored five goals in the second half, with four coming inside 20 minutes of the halftime break. That helped Mariemont hold a 9-5 final shots-on-goal advantage. The result sees Liberty-Benton finish as state runners-up for the second time in program history. “I can’t be more proud of the girls. It’s been a really special year,” Liberty-Benton coach Andy Modd said. “They played one game at a time, and it’s been that approach. We’ve always had this game in our sights from February, to be honest. The look in their eyes as they started open fields, all led by this group behind me and around me, we could definitely see the determination as the season progressed.” The Eagles were competitive in the opening half, surrendering a lone goal, but Mariemont wasted little time taking control from there, scoring 12 seconds into the second half. The duo of Claire Young and Adday Zawaly netted two goals each. Alyssa Dewey and Meryck Bogle were the other goal scorers. Before