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Northeast Ohio candy shop navigates Halloween as prices soar | The Menu

Halloween is Saturday, and with the cost of just about everything going up, some folks are getting creative with their costumes — maybe DIY-ing a look at home, or repurposing clothes already in their closets. Other families are rethinking how much candy they can afford to hand out, if...

Northeast Ohio, OH · 11d
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Power retuns to customers in Youngstown, Boardman

YOUNGSTOWN & BOARDMAN - Power has been restored to all but one customer in Youngstown and Boardman following a large outage that left nearly 10,000 people without power Thursday afternoon. FirstEnergy’s website shows that as of around 2:20 p.m., power is back on for all but one customer in Youngstown....

Youngstown, OH · 12d
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Mahoning Valley Manufacturers Coalition celebrates 15 years of supporting local industry

Manufacturing continues to play an important role in the Mahoning Valley, providing jobs and supporting the local economy. Alex Hertzer, executive director of the Mahoning Valley Manufacturers Coalition (MVMC), says manufacturing jobs account for a large portion of the local workforce. “Manufacturing jobs make up a considerable amount of the...

Canfield, OH · 10d
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Top Notch Feeds builds business on farming roots, personal service

What began as an unexpected property purchase has grown into a feed business serving farmers, animal owners and Amish customers throughout the Carroll County area. Top Notch Feeds LLC, located at 3120 Steubenville Road in Carrollton, has been operating for approximately six years under owner Keith McLean, a lifelong Carroll County resident and former dairy farmer who has spent much of his life working in agriculture.

Carroll County, OH · 12d
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Salt mine closure impacting future supplies for winter

Morton's salt mine in Fairport, Ohio, near Cleveland, closed in mid-October.

Youngstown, OH · 12d

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SmithGroup Transforms Davey Tree Ohio Campus into a Living Laboratory

SmithGroup worked with Davey Tree leadership to transform an old family-owned golf course into a Science, Employee Engagement and Development Campus. The net zero facility hosts an arboretum, canopy walk, class three bog, riparian zone, restored barn, two acres of photovoltaics, and more. The site extends Davey’s 146 year history...

Kent, OH · 12d

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Sudden Morton Salt mine closure could have impacts in Portage County

In the days after Morton Salt closed its mine in Fairport Harbor, many in Portage County may be faced with a question this winter: What to do if there is a shortage of road salt? "That's the million dollar question, isn't it," said Tom Klejka, general superintendent of the Portage County Engineer's Office. Morton safely evacuated employees, with no injuries, and closed the mine following the "discovery of a significant inflow of water in the mine" on Oct. 22, according to a company media release issued Oct. 26. "Morton Salt is working closely with independent experts and regulatory authorities to investigate the intrusion, evaluate its impact on the mine, and determine the next steps," says the release. "Surface activities at the Fairport mine site will be severely limited while the mine is closed, and the company will be notifying impacted customers and vendors of this force." The engineer's office is responsible for maintaining approximately 736 lane miles of county roads that fall within the townships. Portions of county roads in the cities and villages are the responsibility of those municipalities. Klejka said the engineer's office has 3,000 to 3,500 tons of salt available now, with 4,000 to 4,500 tons of

Portage County, OH · 12d

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Foxconn still invested in shifting GM plant to data center components

Foxconn in Lordstown, Ohio is committed to building data center components.

Lordstown, OH · 11d

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Villa Maria taking orders for Christmas poinsettias

Villa Maria Farm is currently taking orders for Christmas poinsettias. Plants will be available for pickup in early December. Poinsettias are available in red, white or Picasso. Picasso is predominantly pink with a smattering of red and white. No two Picassos flowers are alike. Poinsettias are available in oval or round pots. Foil-wrap options include red, green, gold, silver and plastic sleeve (at no extra cost).

Villa Maria, PA · 10d

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FirstEnergy: Power restored; outage due to equipment issue

Newport Library closed early due to the outage, and so did Cardinal Mooney Schools.

Mahoning County, OH · 11d

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A Family-Owned Grocery Store in Pennsylvania Files for Bankruptcy

Beaver Supermarket, Inc., which is serving as a family-owned grocery store in Beaver, Pennsylvania, has filed for bankruptcy. Court records have not specified the reasons that could have led to the filing. Note: Chapter 11 allows businesses to reorganize their debts while continuing operations under court supervision. Beaver Supermarket, Inc....

Beaver, PA · 12d

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From basement beginnings: 77-year-old local costume shop faces new challenges

Shirley James owns Ward's Costume Shoppe on Robbins Avenue in Niles. It's a labor of love that started with her mother and aunt in 1949.

Niles, OH · 13d

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Northeast Ohio communities face challenges as fiber optic expands

Jonathan Steiner didn’t think much when he first smelled gas in his Twinsburg Township neighborhood, one afternoon this past June. After noticing a firetruck outside, he headed back upstairs to his office, where he works remotely. Then, his wife called, urging him to get out of the house. "Right...

Northeast Ohio, OH · 14d

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Waynesburg-area plaza attracting new tenants after renovation

SANDY TWP. – New businesses have moved in and more are coming to a shopping plaza just north of Waynesburg at state Routes 43 and 183. Giltz & Associates − the same real estate development company that owns Oakwood Square in Plain Township − purchased the firm's only Waynesburg-area property about five years ago. Developer Grant Giltz said they saw potential in the plaza and are seeing the momentum build. "What we liked about this is it's on a very nice corner that's close to Minerva, Malvern, in between Canton and Carrollton," he said. "It's a good in between location." The Jackson Township-based firm replaced the plaza's roof, repaired the parking lot and added stone accents to the building, among other exterior renovations. Giltz said the goal is to restore the shopping center that "fell into disarray" into a source of pride for the Waynesburg area. Tlaquepaque and Family Dollar have joined the longtime Subway restaurant, which was the only tenant occupying the plaza when it was purchased. Dunkin' purchased a lot and built a restaurant at the northeast corner of the intersection. Crow's Hollow Bargain Outlet also occupies a building on the eastern side of the property. Blue Wave

Waynesburg, OH · 13d

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McDonald Residents Clash Over $1B Data Center Planned on Old Steel Site

On the site of the old McDonald Steel plant in Trumbull County, developers are negotiating what could become a $1 billion data center spanning more than 1 million square feet, and the village that would host it has hit pause while it figures out what to do about it. The project has turned into a flashpoint for a broader fight playing out across Ohio over who benefits, who pays, and who gets a say when tech companies come looking for old industrial land.

Trumbull County, OH · 13d

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Orhont Magnetics wins 2026 YBI Shark Tank event

Hundreds of people filled Mr. Anthony’s Banquet Center in Boardman for the 7th annual YBI Shark Tank event. Four companies were selected to pitch their ideas to the crowd, in a process that began in the Spring. YBI’s CEO Barb Ewing told 21 News that hundreds of companies submitted...

Boardman, OH · 11d

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Students learn farm-to-table by growing their own produce

Students are learning the meaning of farm-to-table firsthand as they grow some of the food that will soon be served to them during lunchtime.

Campbell, OH · 12d

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Howmet Aerospace workers left frustrated after meeting discussing overpayments

NILES, Ohio (WKBN) — Howmet Aerospace workers in Niles are still waiting for answers over thousands of dollars in alleged profit-sharing overpayments. Union members met Tuesday to discuss the situation, but many left the meeting early, visibly frustrated. The meeting was supposed to give workers more information about the...

Niles, OH · 13d

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Mounting financial problems at Tenor Health

Tenor Health has racked up millions of dollars in community debts and tax liens, leaving questions about its sustainability.

Youngstown, OH · 12d

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Carpenter’s Union cite financial concerns with out-of-town workers, fight for regulations

Union officials met with the Youngstown City Council's Community Planning and Economic Development Committee -- wanting stricter regulations on how general contractors and subcontractors pay their workers and report their wages.

Youngstown, OH · 14d