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Goldie Tillman of Warren, who is battling breast cancer, and her son Laray Dorsey, 4, will be among those participating
Sunday in the 10th annual Panerathon foot race, which raises money for the Joanie Abdu Comprehensive Breast Care Center in Youngstown.

In between thoughts about my future, I’ve also thought about what’s in store for the Penguins. It’s good that there’s some renewed stability with the coaching staff in head coach Bo Pelini committing to another three seasons and Carl Pelini returning to the fold.

A male student, 15, was charged with possessing a BB gun Thursday at Warren G. Harding High School after his movements in a classroom drew the attention of a teacher.

Alyssa R. Corradetti, 19, of Robbies Run in Cortland, pleaded guilty Thursday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court to a charge of aggravated robbery with a gun in the parking lot of a Niles movie theater March 30.

Causeway repairs KINSMAN A news conference will take place at noon Monday at the Kinsman Lake

The township made some recent changes with the police department to try to lessen the department’s financial burden.

By ERIC BARRETT OSU Extension director CANFIELD The Canfield Fair is here again. Our office

Jessica Dalton poses with a special license plate frame she received Friday from the Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Canfield Post. Authorities believe Dalton’s seat belt saved her life when she was involved in a vehicle wreck in May.

Walking along Federal Street during a rally to draw attention to what they said was Chaz Bunch’s “wrongful conviction” on rape and robbery charges in 2001 are, from left, Bunch's aunt Bobbe Reynolds, Tahiyrah Ali of the Cincinnati-based Free Ohio Movement and Bunch's cousin, Brekasha Reynolds.

The witness is accused in an indictment of providing benefits to the former mayor and finance director