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West Branch girls soccer plays for a spot in the state final tonight

If you're free tonight, West Branch (22-0) plays top-ranked Cincinnati Mariemont in a Div. IV state semifinal at Heath High School. First kick is at 7 p.m.

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West Branch hasn't lost or been scored on in the tournament

22-0
West Branch's record this season
17
shutouts this season, including Saturday's
26-0
West Branch's scoring margin in the tournament

Source: Morning Journal

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BusinessA new Valley coalition with 29 backers is pushing for data centersIf you've followed the data center debate, here's the new player. The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber and the Western Reserve Building Trades announced the Mahoning Valley Coalition for a 21st Century Economy Monday at a news conference in Boardman.Today’s editionRead WarrenWarren City Council will consider a resolution Tuesday opposing the St. Joe labor and delivery closingIf you live in Trumbull County, Tuesday is the day to watch. Warren City Council will consider a resolution asking Mercy Health to suspend its plan to end labor and delivery at St. Joseph Warren Hospital until it meets publicly with council, county officials, clinicians, emergency responders and residents. The meetings moved up from Wednesday because of the Veterans Day holiday.Monday’s editionRead YSU FootballBeau Brungard throws for a school-record 423 yards as YSU beats Murray State 62-35Beau Brungard threw for a school-record 423 yards Saturday as fourth-ranked Youngstown State beat Murray State 62-35 in Murray, Ky. He finished 31-of-34 with four touchdowns and no interceptions, and the Penguins scored touchdowns on all nine of their offensive possessions. The win moved YSU to 8-2 overall and 6-1 in Missouri Valley Football Conference play.Monday’s editionRead HealthTrumbull County rallies as St. Joseph Warren prepares to end labor and delivery in early DecemberIf you're expecting in Trumbull County, here's where things stand. Mercy Health announced Oct. 28 that labor and delivery services will end at St. Joseph Warren Hospital in early December, with obstetrician services shifting to St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital.Sunday’s editionRead Penguins FootballYSU rolls past Murray State 62-35 as Beau Brungard breaks two school recordsIf you missed it: Youngstown State rolled past Murray State 62-35 on Saturday in Kentucky. It's the Penguins' sixth straight win, and they're 8-2 overall and 6-1 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.Sunday’s editionRead High School FootballSouth Range rolls past Smithville 49-28 and heads to the regional semifinalsSouth Range rolled past Smithville 49-28 on Friday night and moves on to the Division VI, Region 21 semifinals. The second-seeded Raiders picked up where they left off after a week off, and quarterback Nick Toy accounted for five touchdowns.Saturday’s editionRead

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  • Boardman levyBoardman Township trustees met Monday for the first time since voters defeated the police and fire levy.

    Boardman Township trustees met Monday for the first time since voters defeated the police and fire levy. About 17,000 votes were cast, and the levy failed by 148 votes, with 50.4% opposed. Trustee Steve Yacovone said the township won't be able to maintain the same level of service, though he said there are no plans to cut responders. No decisions were made Monday.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WYTV, WFMJ

  • Opportunity ZonesWFMJ reported that 14 Mahoning Valley areas, seven in Mahoning County, five in Trumbull and two in Columbiana, were named Opportunity Zones 2.0.

    WFMJ reported that 14 Mahoning Valley areas, seven in Mahoning County, five in Trumbull and two in Columbiana, were named Opportunity Zones 2.0. Starting Jan. 1, investments in the zones are eligible for federal tax incentives, the Ohio Department of Development said. Lake to River corridor leaders hailed the news, which Business Journal Daily counted as 20 local census tracts across Ashtabula, Trumbull, Mahoning and Columbiana counties.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WFMJ, The Vindicator, Business Journal Daily

  • YSU footballYoungstown State is third in both the STATS Perform and Coaches polls with one regular-season game left.

    Youngstown State is third in both the STATS Perform and Coaches polls with one regular-season game left. The Penguins' next game is scheduled for Dec. 5.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WFMJ

  • SOBE boilerSOBE Thermal Energy Systems' second 800-horsepower boiler arrived last week and is being installed, receiver John C.

    SOBE Thermal Energy Systems' second 800-horsepower boiler arrived last week and is being installed, receiver John C. Collins said Monday. He expects it to be running this week, while the steam heat provider's future stays uncertain with money running out.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Vindicator

  • Holiday paradeYoungstown's Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting is Sat., Nov.

    Youngstown's Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting is Sat., Nov. 28, from 4 to 8 p.m. The parade starts at 6 p.m. on Federal Street, and the tree lighting follows at 7:30 p.m.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WFMJ

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West Branch girls soccer plays for a state final spot tonight

Plus, a new Valley coalition backs data centers, and Boardman's police and fire levy fails by 148 votes.

The TLDR

  1. West Branch girls soccer plays in the state semifinal at 7 p.m.
  2. A new Valley coalition with 29 backers supports data centers
  3. Boardman's police and fire levy failed by 148 votes
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