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‘Warren’s Millionaires Row’ set for Nov. 24 release
Preorders are now open for “Warren’s Millionaires Row,” the third book by authors Josh Nativio and Trumbull County Historical Society Executive Director Meghan Reed. “Beginning as a path created by Indigenous cultures, Mahoning Avenue or ‘Millionaires Row’ would arguably represent Warren, Ohio, throughout the 19th century more than any other road. … Today, Mahoning Avenue remains the most historically intact neighborhood in the city and would be recognized by any denizen of early-20th-century Warren,” said Arcadia in its book description.
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Mr. Darby's Raises Money for Animal Charity
We've reported on overcrowding and lack of funding at animal shelter's across the Valley, including Animal Charity Tonight--Mr. Darby's Vintage and Antiques used their annual Christmas open house to raise money for the organization. For the past 15 years-- they've been using the event to fundraise for local causes, and have collected nearly 85-thousand dollars-- a number they hope continues to grow.
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Author Nia Simms Hall Announces Expanded Self-Love Literacy Initiative Following “Why Not Me” Book Signing Event
Author Nia Simms Hall is expanding the educational reach of her children’s book, Why Not Me, following a community book signing event held on October 10, 2026, at the Stey-Nevant Public Library in Farrell, Pennsylvania. Building on her commitment to childhood confidence, literacy, and self-acceptance, Hall has developed structured self-love curricula based on the book […]
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Eleven Meats, Eight Cheeses and 13 Toppings Go Into One Massive Pennsylvania Sandwich
Eleven meats. Eight cheeses. Thirteen toppings. All of it lands on one hoagie roll in a small Pennsylvania town, and somehow it is supposed to hold together. I believe that sandwich deserves its own parking space. The shop behind it builds hoagies on Mancini’s bread, a name that carries real weight around Pittsburgh.
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Over 1,000 Kinds Of Bulk Candy Fill The Bins At This Pennsylvania Sweet Shop
Five pounds of chocolate candy that flunked its beauty test can go home with you for under twenty dollars. The pieces came off a real production line, just a little lumpy, smudged, or lopsided. The star of this show is a marshmallow-filled chocolate cup that has been made in the...