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RIVERA IS GOING TO GANNON
BOARDMAN OH- Boardman High School senior Mikayla Rivera has announced her commitment to continue her academic and softball career at Gannon University, where she will compete at the collegiate level. Rivera has been a standout member of the Boardman softball program throughout her high school career, earning recognition for her...
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Military Bridal Gowns Giveaway
Finding the perfect wedding dress can come with a hefty price tag. But this Veterans Day, one local bridal shop is making that dream a little easier to achieve for the women who serve in uniform. Leslie Huff takes us to Girard, where some brides-to-be got to trade in fatigues for formal wear.
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Grand opening date announced for Austintown Capriotti’s location
AUSTINTOWN - Capriotti’s Sandwich Shop is almost ready to open its Austintown location. Capriotti’s is opening its third location in the Mahoning Valley at 4769 Mahoning Avenue near the intersection with Idaho Road, with a grand opening event set for next Tuesday, November 17, at 9:30 a.m. Like...
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Poland Village seeks input on $500,000 pedestrian improvement project
POLAND VILLAGE - Poland Village officials are asking for public input on a proposed half-million-dollar project designed to make it safer and easier for residents to travel in the community on foot. The Village of Poland, in partnership with the Ohio Department of Transportation, issued a media release calling on...
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Wet Lake-Effect Snow Could Drop Up to 4 Inches East of Cleveland and Canton as First Accumulating Snowfall Arrives Friday Night
CLEVELAND — Confidence is growing that the first accumulating snowfall of the season will hit parts of Northeast Ohio this weekend. Model guidance now agrees more closely on a setup that could bring heavy, wet snow to the primary and secondary snowbelts. The main window runs from 4 p.m. Friday through noon Saturday.
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Howmet Aerospace employees attempt to resolve ongoing wage issues
NILES - Union workers at Howmet Aerospace in Niles are negotiating with management on an ongoing wage reduction issue following alleged overpayments. According to a press release from the union, employees and management met last week and again this week to work toward a resolution. Union President Derrick Beachum says...
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Even colder Friday and Saturday; big improvement next week
The work week will draw to a close with chilly temperatures once again on Friday. After holding in the mid 40s Thursday, readings will be no higher than the lower 40as Friday afternoon. Much of the day will be rather cloudy and dry, but a passing rain or wet snow shower will be a possibility. Snow shower activity will ramp up a bit later Friday night into early Saturday and a coating of snow could occur in a few spots.
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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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‘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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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.