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DeWine announces effort to assist veteran-serving organizations

DeWine announces effort to assist veteran-serving organizations

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Deadline to register to vote in the 2022 Ohio Primary Election: Monday, April 4. Voting/elections The 2022 Ohio Primary Election is Tuesday, May 3.

Ohio Redistricting Commission regional hearings set for Aug. 23-27

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The Ohio Department of Agriculture needs your help in keeping an eye out for the spotted lanternfly, an invasive insect that can cause significant damage to some plants and crops.

Department of Agriculture seeks information on spotted lanternfly

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The Columbiana County Health District is now taking third dose appointments for eligible immunocompromised individuals, 18 years of age or older, who have completed their primary Moderna series.

Columbiana County Health District scheduling third-dose vaccines

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 Lipscher Charitable Trust donates $5,000 to Opera Western Reserve

Lipscher Charitable Trust donates $5,000 to Opera Western Reserve

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Cockeye Creamery will be serving its Kent State-inspired ice cream “Black Squirrel” to raise money for Kent State University at Trumbull’s Care Closet. The fundraiser, which is currently underway, continues through Sunday, Sept. 19.

Cockeye Creamery raising money for Kent State Trumbull’s pantry

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The YSU Foundation has announced that Lee and Bonnie Burdman, and their children, Korey, Taylor, and Lexi, have made a $250,000 gift to create a fellowship for the James P. Tressel Institute for Leadership and Teamwork at Youngstown State University.

$250,000 gift to create YSU fellowship in leadership

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Kent Trumbull initiative offers incarcerated chance to earn degree

Kent Trumbull initiative offers incarcerated chance to earn degree

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Ohio Humanities SHARP grants provide emergency relief for Ohio nonprofits with a humanities mission that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic crisis.

Sustaining the Humanities grants program now open

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With recent reports of sick and dying songbirds in Ohio and surrounding states, the Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources are encouraging hobby and backyard poultry owners to take steps to protect their flocks.

Department of Natural Resources advises public on songbird deaths

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Two upcoming career events will focus on job opportunities with battery-cell technology. Interested candidates will be able to speak directly with Ultium Cells recruiters.

Career fairs to focus on jobs in battery-cell technology

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Sandys Gourmet recalls canned, cottage food products

Tyler’s Law seeks to improve safety of amusement rides in Ohio

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Three Youngstown City Council members will host the first in a series of listening sessions for residents and neighborhood groups to discuss priorities for the city’s $82.7 million allocation in the American Rescue Plan.

Youngstown to host American Rescue Plan listening sessions

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The Tour de Donut returns to New Wilmington this summer after skipping 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The two-day event begins with a Donut Dash 5K on Friday, Aug. 20, followed by the Tour de Donut on Saturday, Aug. 21. (New Wilmington Live)

Tour de Donut returns Aug. 21 with 5K dash, cycling challenges

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Visit Lawrence County recently announced the restaurants participating in its 2021 Craft Burger Trail. Fifteen local eateries – all with unique burgers – are included in the current lineup.

Visit Lawrence County announces 2021 Craft Burger Trail 

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DeWine announces effort to assist veteran-serving organizations

Scammers targeting older residents, says Ohio Department of Commerce

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17-year cicadas to emerge soon; don't let that bug you

17-year cicadas to emerge soon, but don’t let that bug you

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ODOT is announcing road projects, route changes and possible traffic delays to accommodate construction in Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties. (Canstock)

ODOT announces road projects for Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana

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Meijer will officially open its new Boardman supercenter Thursday morning, bringing a new, state-of-the-art retail experience to customers in the Mahoning Valley (Photo by Roger Mastroianni)

Meijer to open Boardman supercenter Thursday morning

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Ohio first lady Fran DeWine and Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz at today’s ribbon cutting. DeWine and Mertz were among the first to walk along Ohio’s newest Storybook Trail at Burr Oak State Park in Morgan County. 

Ohio’s newest Storybook Trail opens at Burr Oak State Park

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