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YSU plans military lecture series

YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University will present “Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Military History,” a four-part public lecture series examining the evolution and impact of conflict across historical, cultural, social and political contexts. The free series will take place throughout the 2026-27 academic year at the Youngstown Historical Center of Industry and Labor. Each session will run from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and include short presentations, a moderated roundtable discussion, audience questions and a reception. The series is presented by YSU’s Department of Humanities and Social Sciences and Department of Art. It is designed for faculty, students,…

YSU plans military lecture series

YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University will present “Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Military History,” a four-part public lecture series examining the evolution…

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Seeing Eye: Equality day observance is Wednesday

CELEBRATING EQUALITY: A Women’s Equality Day observance will take place at noon Wednesday at the Women’s Park off Mahoning Avenue NW, Warren. The theme is “The Life of Carey Green Mountain” who was the first black woman to own property in Warren. Guest speaker to tell her story will be Warren Councilwoman-at-Large Helen Rucker.

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There should be no mining in national parks DEAR EDITOR: It is colossally ignorant, stupid, moronic, idiotic and corrupt to allow mining in the national parks. These parks are stunning beauties where our tribal natives have gifted their culture and history to preserve and enjoy, learn and teach future generations. This bulldozing, all done…

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