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Mercy Health gives advice for checking backpacks to prevent back pain in children
Mercy Health physicians are raising awareness about the importance of proper backpack use to keep children from getting injured this school year. While backpacks are a back-to-school staple, an overloaded or improperly worn backpack can lead to significant health issues. “Backpacks are a fun way for children to express their...
Ursuline Sisters of Youngstown host 150-year anniversary fundraiser at Waypoint 4180
There’s a mass and dinner happening to honor the Ursuline Sister of Youngstown’s 150 years of ministry in the Mahoning Valley. Ursuline High School president Father Richard Murphy will celebrate mass at 4 p.m. Sept. 22 at St. Columba Cathedral at 159 W. Rayen Ave. in Youngstown. Following...
St. Ignatius suspends staff member amid domestic violence, child endangerment charges
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The director of strength and condition for Saint Ignatius High School athletics was suspended earlier this month after getting charged with domestic violence and child endangerment. According to the Avon Lake Municipal Court docket, 38-year-old Anthony Rubino was charged with domestic violence and child endangerment August...
Catholic high school football teams ready for new season
GREATER AKRON — Catholic high school teams across the area are ready to take the field and begin the regular season. Several teams in the West Side Leader coverage area are coming off playoff appearances with hopes of returning to the postseason. Archbishop Hoban. The Knights are coming off...
Residents raise a stink about neighbor’s failing septic system
GREEN — More than 40 Hawthorne Court residents filled Green City Council chambers Aug. 13 to voice ongoing concerns with illegal sewage discharge from a nearby property at 4419 Massillon Road. Hawthorne Drive resident Ron Stoudt provided photos of a trench on the Massillon Road property, allegedly dug by...
Cleveland extends deadline until Aug. 28 for home repair lottery
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland homeowners now have two more weeks to submit their names for a chance at winning the city’s home-repair lottery. City Hall on Thursday moved back the deadline from Aug. 21 to Aug. 28 so Clevelanders who were without power after last week’s storm would have more time to apply.
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