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Lit Youngstown’s February programs include writing camp, gallery exhibit

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Lit Youngstown is announcing a series of February programs, including a gallery exhibit, an all-day writers retreat, and a Winter Writing Camp. Program descriptions,...

Feb. 17 fundraiser to benefit special-needs playground in Canfield

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Organizers of the Walnut Grove, a special-needs playground currently under construction in Canfield, will host their second annual fundraiser, “Swing, Wine, & Dine,” from...

Jan. 18 conference seeks to improve health of Valley residents

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A group of local foundations is taking the next steps for promoting a healthier Mahoning Valley. The Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley, along with...
Library to forgive fines, but patrons must return materials | The initiative will give patrons a chance to clear their accounts. 

Seefred Trust announces scholarship for college students with juvenile diabetes

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Trustees of the Thomas J. Seefred Trust Fund are announcing the availability of a scholarship of up to $3,000 for college students who are...

Real Estate agent classes set for January at YSU’s Williamson Hall

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Individuals who wish to obtain licensure as an Ohio Real Estate Salesperson will have the opportunity to begin coursework on Jan. 8 in the...

Youngstown Foundation gives $3 million for downtown amphitheater

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The Youngstown Foundation has given the city of Youngstown $3 million toward the construction of a new downtown amphitheater. The gift is the first...

Toyota of Warren dedicates new dealership location

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Toyota of Warren recently marked the completion of its new 26,000-square-foot dealership with a grand-opening event on Nov. 16. The new, state-of-the-art facility now...

Kent Trumbull renews automatic scholarships for qualifying high school seniors

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Kent State University at Trumbull has renewed campus scholarships for the 2018-2019 school year. These scholarships can be combined with other privately funded and Honors...
Youngstown State University’s Cliffe College of Creative Arts will host several information sessions for both prospective and already admitted students for fall semester 2021.(Metro Monthly file photo)

YSU announces $100 million ‘We See Tomorrow’ capital campaign

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Youngstown State University and the YSU Foundation today launched the public phase of the historic $100 million “We See Tomorrow” fundraising campaign. “We start the...
Rocket Systems issues recall for CBD dummies, tinctures

Newswanger Meats of Shiloh, Ohio issues voluntary-product recall

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Newswanger Meats of Shiloh, Ohio is announcing a voluntary recall of approximately 2,190 pounds of fresh not frozen beef, pork, chicken, and sliced deli...

Covellis donate $1 million for YSU beautification, branding efforts

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Sam and Caryn Covelli, whose company is the world’s single largest franchisee of Panera Bread restaurants, are donating $1 million to Youngstown State University. In...

Sept. 8: Mercy Health to dedicate new pharmacy at St. Elizabeth Boardman

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Mercy Health’s St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital will host a ribbon cutting at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 8 for its new Sister Margaret Mary...

$1,500 grant to underwrite disabilities-arts initiative

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The Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County, in partnership with the Collective Palette, has received a $1,500 grant from the Ohio Arts Council to...
For the past half-century, flowering crabapple trees have lined some West Side streets, due to industrious children of the 1950s and 60s. School children from Washington Elementary peddled the crabapple trees door to door. (Metro Monthly electronic image by Christine Davidson)

Thank area schoolchildren for picturesque crabapple on Youngstown’s West Side

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For a brief time each year, flowering trees grace the landscape and dazzle us. The red buds, weeping cherries, magnolias and flowering crabapples chase...

ODOT announces new, ongoing road projects for Mahoning, Trumbull counties

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The Ohio Department of Transportation is announcing the following traffic advisories for Mahoning and Trumbull counties. Although many road and bridge construction projects are...
JCC announces December art workshops for children, youth

June 12-30: Art Outreach Gallery to offer classes, art workshops

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The Art Outreach Gallery will offer a series of art-centered youth classes summer workshops from June 12 to 30 at the Eastwood Mall Complex...
Doris Vernon, wind up the Victrola

Doris Vernon, wind up the Victrola

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Doris Vernon, wind up the Victrola | The Doris Vernon dated from a time when people took the train from Philadelphia to the Jersey...
A defining moment in local labor history began 80 years ago.It was the third week in June of 1937, and steel workers had been on strike against the “Little Steel” companies for about a month in a collection of mills around the southern and western shores of the Great Lakes. Other cities also saw shocking violence, including Chicago, where 10 people were slain as police fired on a Republic Steel picket line.

Defining moment in local labor history began 80 years ago

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Gunfire rang out. Strikers and sympathizers fell to the ground. Two people died at an entrance of the Republic Steel mill on Poland Avenue...

Struthers wins ‘Best Newspaper’ at YSU Press Day

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Struthers High School’s newspaper, The Student Prints, has won “Best Newspaper” at Youngstown State University's Annual Press Day, which was held on Monday, May...

PPG acquires naming rights for Pittsburgh arena

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Last fall, PPG announced that it had reached an agreement with the Pittsburgh Penguins to immediately assume naming rights for Pittsburgh’s multipurpose arena. Previously...

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