WEEK IN REVIEW: Spaghetti dinner, drag show planned to help teacher fighting cancer
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Spaghetti dinner, drag show planned to help teacher fighting cancer
Heather Smith is organizing a spaghetti dinner and drag show to help Mary Hall, a colleague through her cancer journey and medical expenses.
Ray ‘Boom Boom’ Mancini inducted Sunday into the National Boxing Hall of Fame
Youngstown native Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini was officially inducted into the National Boxing Hall of Fame in California during a ceremony last Sunday.
Austintown police searching for two men using stolen credit card
Austintown police officers are looking for two men who allegedly used stolen credit card information through the area.
Youngstown man arrested, accused of stealing $2,000 in power tools from Austintown Home Depot
A Youngstown man attempted to steal a box of power tools totaling $2,091 in value at 11 a.m. on Monday from Home Depot in Austintown.
Youngstown police identify victim in 1980 cold case
The cold case unit at Youngstown Police Department successfully identified an unknown male found under the Market Street Bridge in the Mahoning River in 1980.
Cities with the most expensive homes in Youngstown-Warren metro area
Here is a Stacker research list of the cities with the most expensive homes in Youngstown-Warren metro area.
Youngstown State announces graduation speakers
Ellen J. Tressel, philanthropist and community leader, will speak at Youngstown State University’s Spring Commencement ceremony, 1 p.m. May 6, in Stambaugh Stadium on campus. Elizabeth Brassell, a Social Work major from Wickliffe, will also address the nearly 1,600 graduates as the student speaker.
Soak up spring at the wildflower walk through Poland Municipal Forest
Want to learn more about colorful flowers that pop up randomly in our region during the spring and summer? A wildlife walk was held April 29 at the Poland Municipal Forest.
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