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Dave covers a wide range of local news, with a focus on community programs, safety issues, and events in the Ohio area. He often reports on human resources & employment as well as government & politics topics.
If you have insights or expertise related to local community initiatives, safety concerns such as lead paint hazards or gas leaks, or developments in local government policies and their impact on the community in Ohio and Youngstown specifically, Dave Sess would be an appropriate contact for your pitch.
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The new CDC numbers on flu season will come out early next week. There was a delay because of federal offices being closed on Thursday due to former President Jimmy Carterβs funeral.
By: Dave Sess
Glaucoma is an eye disease that is important to stop as soon as possible. It often comes with no symptoms, which is why itβs important to know the risk factors.
A liquidator called Gordon Brothers has already made an offer, but the Ohio-based company can try to attract a higher bid, which may potentially save the company.
Home buying and selling happens during the winter. In fact, Ohio realtors sold 3% more last winter than the previous one.
Radon is a serious problem and should be taken seriously. January is Radon Action Month which brings awareness to this serious health hazard.
Itβs time for the powerful sounds of an organ to fill St. Columba Cathedral again.
Lou Ronghi, entertaining seniors in McDonald. They hear live music once a month in the Community Room.
Each of the Valentineβs Day cards will carry a heartfelt message to seniors in nursing homes and assisted living communities that theyβre loved, appreciated and remembered.
First-year honors students made and sold jewelry, hosted bake sales, and some even painted the YSU βYβ or Pete the Penguin on driveways β all to demonstrate their community effortβ¦
Law enforcement is one place where people can make a difference in their community, and the new Trumbull County Sheriff is ready to create change.
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