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It happened around 4:30 Monday afternoon on West Calla Road, west of Duck Creek Road.
Jacob’s Heart was created in honor of Eells’ son, who was born with half of his heart and passed away at only three months old.
Chief Mason says the homeowner got there as firefighters did and was trying to put out the fire and get the animals out.
Chris Vince put the display together for his daughter, Angelina, to enjoy while she recovers after an intense surgery on Dec. 9. A device was implanted in her brain to treat seizures caused by a se…
It started with some dinner in the department’s roll call room. Then with full bellies, they drove to Walmart in Austintown to do some Christmas shopping, filling their carts with all the toy…
It started with some dinner in the department's roll call room. Then with full bellies, they drove to Walmart in Austintown to do some Christmas shopping, filling their carts with all the toys and goodies they wanted.
They're working closely with Penn State Shenango, Thiel College and Sharon Regional administration to make sure students meet graduate outcomes.
According to Pegg, that plan now goes to the state and then on Monday at 6 p.m. there will be another meeting to approve that contract with the state.
Reverand Monsignor Michael Cariglio is celebrating over 50 years as a priest. In that time he's done a lot.
The band's done this for years and has raised over $50,000, providing hundreds of thousands of meals.
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