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Warren council gets quick course on cameras

WARREN — Detective Michael Altiere and several top Warren police supervisors provided a quick course to members of the Warren City Council police and fire committee Thursday on the ways the department uses its Flock…

Enrollment up slightly at YSU

YOUNGSTOWN - Despite higher education in general facing trying times against a backdrop of a difficult region from which to…

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Seeing Eye: Apple Cider Festival starts today

APPLE CIDER FESTIVAL: The Lordstown Apple Cider Festival will take place today through Sunday on the grounds of Lordstown schools, state Route 45 and Salt Springs Road. The event will include the Lordstown Lions Club demonstrating how to make fresh apple cider. The festival will include a parade, fireworks, craft show, amusement rides, live

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Summer Fun 2026

The 'Summer Fun 2026' issue of the Tribune Chronicle highlights numerous free outdoor concerts, summer events, movie screenings, and local festivals in and around the Mahoning and Trumbull County areas, providing

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Bishop Bonnar’s response just missed the point DEAR EDITOR: I get the sense that Bishop David J. Bonnar didn’t like the imagery or content of the Muccio editorial cartoon. Too bad. It was spot on. Tombstones are appropriate symbolism for churches and parishes that have been shuttered as part of an obviously failing plan…

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Unemployment claims statewide nudge downward

Staff report COLUMBUS — Ohioans filed 4,019 initial unemployment claims Sept. 6-12, which was 295 fewer than the previous week, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services reported Thursday. Ohioans also filed 33,984 continued unemployment claims last week, 1,207 fewer than the previous week. The total number of claims filed for the period…