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People gather to take Steps of Hope (opens the original)
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That was the lesson of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Northeast Ohio District tried to convey at its fifth annual Steps of Hope Walk Saturday at Perkins Park. More than 400 people signed up to take one lap around the park's soccer and baseball field. In addition to the walk, there was a basket raffle, 50/50 drawing, information booths about organizations whose missions align with the nonprofit, DJ Tom Angelo and a free lunch from Arby's and McDonald's. There also was an addition to the 2026
Feeding the masses (opens the original)
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WARREN -- In his welcoming remarks at the third annual Catholic Charities Regional Agency's Chefs for Charity fundraiser Sept. 17 at the St. Demetrios Community Center, Youngstown Bishop David J Bonnar encompassed the hall's atmosphere when he said, "One of the most sacred places in every home is the dining room table. It is the place where we gather as a family to share a meal and be sustained not just through the food prepared but the conversation that takes place that feeds the human heart. "
Corridor project looks to better Belmont Avenue (opens the original)
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YOUNGSTOWN -- The efforts underway to revitalize the Belmont Avenue corridor were on display Wednesday evening during an open house at the Mahoning County Veterans Service Commission. "Youngstown and Liberty Township have been working together to study the Belmont Avenue corridor (from Giant Eagle to the B&O station downtown) to improve the area and meet the needs of residents 10 to 15 years from now," said Sarah Lowry, Build a Better Belmont committee member. Eight poster boards on easels were
A new chapter of support (opens the original)
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WARREN -- Warren Library Friends made the right choice for its first board president with Lauren Mathews, whose support of the library is decades long. "I was a single mother of a daughter with very little money, so the library was our movie theatre. We would borrow DVDs. It was our place to borrow music and CDs. We also borrowed books. My daughter loved to read. She still does," Mathews said. Her daughter Allyson brought her love for reading into her career as an attorney at George Washington U
Speaker discusses Jewish fall festivals (opens the original)
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YOUNGSTOWN -- The season of autumn is a time of transition from the warm, sunny days of summer to the cold and snow in the winter. This in-between time was the topic of Mark Kholos' talk on the Jewish fall festivals Sept. 1 at St. Columba Parish Hall. Kholos is a Messianic Jew -- a Jewish believer in Christ -- who was raised Jewish, and reads, writes and speaks Hebrew. “I tell people I did the most Jewish thing I could have ever done when I accepted the King of the Jews, Jesus Christ, in my life
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