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Today's riddle: What do sweet potatoes wear to bed? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Howland seeks applicants for vacant park board seat (tribtoday.com) — Howland’s park board is seeking a resident to fill a vacant seat, with Judge James Fredericka at Warren Municipal Court making the appointment. The board also detailed donations sent to a Warren PO box, accessibility upgrades at Tiger Town, new pickleball windscreens, and free Sunday summer concerts at the township park through August.
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2. Man guilty in Feb. 11 shooting in Warren (tribtoday.com) — A Warren jury has convicted 19-year-old Ashaud Johnson of aggravated murder and related charges in the Feb. 11 shooting death of a Youngstown teen outside his Mahoning Avenue apartment, and he now faces at least 26 years to life in prison. Testimony and surveillance video from the Packard House complex were key as prosecutors argued Johnson and a co-defendant lay in wait before firing multiple shots into the parking lot.
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3. Lordstown officials review safety service complex options (vindy.com) — Lordstown officials are weighing where and how to build a larger fire or safety service complex as their current facilities run out of room for modern trucks, equipment and staff. Village leaders are exploring several Route 45 sites, future use of existing buildings, and have tapped a Warren-based architecture firm to study the former library building for possible reuse.
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4. Game Changers, TMHF partner for new scholarship (vindy.com) — In Warren, Game Changers and the Trumbull Memorial Health Foundation have launched a new Health and Wellness Scholarship to help local student-athletes pursue careers in fields from medicine to mental health and exercise science. The partnership aims to expand educational access while strengthening the Mahoning Valley’s pipeline of health and wellness professionals for years to come.
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5. Trucking Industry Adapts to Volatility; Parade of Homes Showcases New Construction (businessjournaldaily.com) — From Warren, industry leaders report that trucking companies are grappling with high fuel costs, driver shortages and uneven demand, even as some benefit from infrastructure and AI-related projects. The piece also notes the Parade of Homes returning to Canfield and a new $300 million JobsOhio effort to expand hands-on training for Ohio’s future manufacturing workforce.
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