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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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(WKBN) β Youngstown Professor Dr. Pat Durrell, a professor of physics and astronomy, fielded questions Wednesday from students asking about watching the moon launch. It's catching attention.
(WKBN) β Easter Weekend is underway. There was an event in East Liverpool to show love and share love with many people.
The fight to be treated fairly continues for Barb Kugler. She received her second voluntary exposure payment, and did not like the wording that came with the check.
A car ran into a Canfield church after the driver mistakenly pushed the gas pedal instead of the brake, resulting in a minor injury to the driver and no citations being issued.
Saturday, thereβs a bike lane clean-up planned in Youngstown. Groups will remove debris around two bike lanes in the city.
Children miss two million school days due to pollen allergies, and allergies could impact how they score on important end of the year tests.
(WKBN) β A Valley group wants to help teachers in the classroom. Turning Tides in Youngstown is inviting teachers to apply for a $2,000 grant.
Itβs been a spring of excitement in Newton Falls. A treasure hunt has been going on for a month.
(WKBN) β Early voting has started in the Ohio primary election. One of the races on the ballot is for the Seventh District Court of Appeals judge.
Pittsburgh traffic is year-round. It's every day. It's never easy. The city is closing many roads for the NFL Draft, but there's a smooth way to get there much easier.
