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Ohio State Highway Patrol cracking down on speedy drivers along SR 11 (opens the original)
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Speedy drivers might not get away with pushing their limits on State Route 11 for much longer. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is coordinating an effort across four counties and the 100 mile stretch of the highway to conduct more patrols the entire month of October. âItâs being intentional in our efforts. It's not that weâre not paying attention to it but we try to go to these problem areas as they arise,â Lieutenant Ben Dennison from the OSP Canfield post said. Troopers say some of those
Austintown 9/11 remembrance ceremony reflects on 25 years since terror attacks (opens the original)
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Dozens of people took in the somber ceremony at the Austintown 9/11 Memorial park, remembering the thousands that were lost a quarter of a century ago. Reading the timeline of when each plane crashed in the towers, pentagon and crashed in Shanksville, PA was followed by wreath laying for the first responders who selflessly ran into the chaos that day. Pieces of the tower stand in the park year round but later this year a walk through museum will open in the park with smaller momentos of history
$2 million road in Youngstown hopes to bring business to old McGuffey Mall site (opens the original)
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A nearly $2 million road project is hoping to spur business on Youngstown's Eastside. The idea is to connect specific vacant lots to major highways that are separated by a tree line. âDevelopment up on the Eastside in general is always going to be a key factor,â Jimmy Hughes, the 2nd ward Councilman for the city of Youngstown, said. A new road in the industrial corridor by Crab Creek will connect North Garland Avenue to Albert Street, easing any drives to US 62, 422 or State Route 7 especi
Man facing half a dozen charges for Warren crash that killed woman, severely injured teen (opens the original)
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Dominique Dorsey sat in a wheelchair as he faced a judge for six charges of involuntary manslaughter, aggravated vehicular homicide, aggravated vehicular assault, failure to comply with the signal or order of a police officer, and two counts of OVI. At his arraignment he pled not guilty to all of the charges related to a crash that killed a woman and severely injured a teen. Dorseyâs attorney requested a lower bond while prosecutors asked the judge to keep it at $350,000 noting his three proba
Campbell schools opens health and community development center (opens the original)
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Campbell Schools new Health and Community Development Center has a little bit of everything all under one roof. Healthcare and education come together in the center's state of the art dentistry office in partnership with NeoMed and optometrist in the making will be a part of history with Sight for All United visions two advanced mobile units. In the same building, students can go for a brain break in the duck pin bowling alley or in the golf simulator. Superintendent Matthew Bowen said having
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