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New location hits Oktoberfest out of the park (opens the original)
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NILES -- It may still be September, but hundreds turned out Saturday to celebrate Oktoberfest and embrace Bavarian festival traditions brought to America -- beer, food, music, clothing, contests and a festive social gathering -- more than a century ago. The 11th annual family-friendly event, hosted by the Trumbull County Historical Society (TCHS), relocated this year from its downtown Warren location to 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood. With the move, it was rebranded as Oktoberfest at the Di
Lovebirds wed at Canfield Fair (opens the original)
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CANFIELD -- While the musical acts Sunday and today at the 180th Canfield Fair are major attractions, Saturday's big event involved two beloved figures that brought crowds together to celebrate their marital bliss. The fair's longtime mascot, Rooster, married Grace, who debuted this year in a wedding ceremony that brought nearly 200 people to the gazebo area in the Western Reserve Village. "This was so much fun for the community, and it talks about all the things that go out here for the familie
YSU FANS SHOOT THEIR BEST SHOTS (opens the original)
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The Youngstown State University men's basketball team hosted a shootaround and free throw contest Saturday afternoon at center court at the Eastwood Mall in Niles. Guests could meet the NCAA Division I team, get autographs from players and compete for a gift certificate from Dick's Sporting Goods for making the most free throws. At right, Joey Fallo, 10, of Niles, makes a quick inside move against YSU center Kelvin Amoalo during the shootaround. The Penguins open their 2026-27 season on Nov. 2.
Bus drivers schooled in safety (opens the original)
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HUBBARD -- Just as students and teachers prepare for the new school year, so are the Hubbard Exempted Village School District's bus drivers, aides and mechanics. Members of the Hubbard Fire Department helped with hands-on training exercises with realistic bus-emergency simulations Tuesday morning in the Hubbard High School parking lot. The school district has 14 bus routes with 16 drivers, three aides and two mechanics. This was the first year that Hubbard hosted this type of training. Previousl
Family nurtures deep roots (opens the original)
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MINERAL RIDGE -- While everyone didn't share the same last name at the 100th Keeling Family Reunion on Saturday, they were still connected through a bloodline that began centuries ago. The event brought together more than 60 attendees from various locales in Ohio and some who traveled from Florida, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. "There were family members I haven't seen in a long time," said Greg Keeling of Mineral Ridge. "My brothers and I were really interested in making sure we got to 100.
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