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Criminal charges pending for owner of Girard animal shelter
GIRARD - Charges are pending against the owner of an animal shelter that was recently raided in Girard. Attorneys for the Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County told 21 News that charges of animal cruelty are pending against Veronica Caruso, who owns Small World Animal Shelter in Girard. 60 cats...
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Take a look at the Mahoning Matters Super 7 high school football ranking
Seven Mahoning Valley-area teams that will be playing in regional semifinals this weekend highlight this week’s mahoningmatters.com Super 7 high school football poll. Here’s a look at the rankings:. No. 1 GIRARD. Girard, which has been the No. 1 team for much of the season, cemented that ranking...
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Brookfield mourns loss of former firefighter
In a social media post, they announced the death of Jared Bradley.
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Brooks leads Central Michigan against Youngstown State after 21-point game
LINE: Chippewas -3.5; over/under is 152.5. BOTTOM LINE: Central Michigan hosts Youngstown State after Phat Phat Brooks scored 21 points in Central Michigan's 93-50 win against the Alma Scots. Central Michigan finished 10-21 overall with an 8-5 record at home during the 2025-26 season. The Chippewas averaged 13.4 points off...
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Women-owned salon Rooted 316 hosting grand opening in Girard
A women-owned hair salon called Rooted 316 is opening in November at 5 West Liberty St. in Girard. “JoJo Leigh Garcia and I own Rooted 316,” co-owner Paige Fleischer said. “Jojo and I met at our old salon that we worked at previously. After a few years there together, we decided that we wanted to open our own.”
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Family's Honor Flight surprise brings 89-year-old Navy veteran to tears
LANCASTER − A U.S. Navy veteran James Hanley has collected a lifetime of memories. But the surprise that awaited him during his September Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., brought him to tears. That's because his family in Virginia surprised him with a visit when he arrived in Washington. "It was wonderful," Hanley, 89, said. I'll never forget it. It was a tearjerker. My family met me. They came up from Virginia and met me at the Iwo Jima (monument). It was a surprise because I didn't know they were doing that. Oh my gosh. I teared up." Hanley and his fellow veterans got see a lot of the sites in Washington, including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington National Cemetery, the U.S. Naval memorial, the World War II memorial, the Korean War memorial, the Vietnam Wall and much more. Hanley served from 1955 to 1990. He joined upon his high school graduation in Youngstown. "I wanted to make something out of myself," Hanley said. "I didn't have any goal in my mind at the time and I thought the Navy would train me. And I knew it was draft time and I didn't want to be drafted. So I