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Monday, August 4th, 2025
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Good morning, Youngstown. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 4th of August.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Members and guests gathered at the Hungarian Presbyterian Church yesterday for its final service as rising costs and dwindling attendance forced its closure. Church leaders said the historic building on Mahoning Avenue will be sold — artifacts will be donated to Hungarian museums — and many members will join other local congregations. The Vindicator
- ➤ Michael Walsh, a veteran and former Austintown police detective, said his Navy service paid for his college and taught him important life lessons while he served on the U.S.S. Forrestal during the Cold War—now retired and a grandfather, he hopes more young people will choose military service to help them own a piece of America. This story reflects his long journey from limited means to a celebrated career in public service. The Vindicator
- ➤ Four Poland Village homeowners have been approved for preservation grants for historic home repairs from a $15,536 fund established after a property sale, and work is already underway on exterior projects for homes 125 years or older. The grants allow up to $5,000 for renovations such as repainting and restoring shutters—efforts that might have been delayed without the funding. The Vindicator
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Warren police said one person died and another was hurt in an early morning shooting at a Convenient Food Mart on the corner of Elm Road and Larchmont on Sunday—investigators found about 40 shell casings and are asking anyone with details to call Detective Nicole Smith at 330-841-2684— as the investigation continues. Tribune Chronicle
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Gov. Mike DeWine appointed Nadia C. Zarbaugh — a 2024 Poland Seminary High graduate living in Poland and majoring in biological sciences — to serve as the student member of YSU’s Board of Trustees; she will begin her two-year term this fall and work to share student opinions and support campus and community improvements. The Vindicator
FINANCE NEWS
- ➤ According to Caring.com's survey, 76% of Americans die without a will, and Mahoning County probate judge Robert Rusu said that when someone dies intestate the court must decide how assets are distributed—often leading to lengthy probate. Experts say making a will now can help avoid family conflicts and reduce delays, with simple online tools working for those with fewer assets. WFMJ
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The YSU police dog Barkley will receive a $1,800 bullet and stab-proof vest in October—donated by Mr. Laufman and Vested Interest in K-9s to keep him safe. Officer Hope Stoner said the vest is embroidered with 'In memory of Aunt Mimi' after a local lemonade fundraiser by two children. The Vindicator
- ➤ Youngstown city council did not pass the contract for the $43 million interceptor sewer project on Friday—only five of seven members voted in favor, leaving the proposal at a second reading. The contract with Marucci and Gaffney Excavating Co. will be discussed again on Aug. 26 as questions remain about the cost and process. The Vindicator
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ On Saturday, United Way hosted the inaugural charity Polo Cup at Chippers Practice Range on state Route 46 where two teams of three competed—Team Raphael’s School of Beauty won 9-6 over Dearing Compressor & Pump Co. Organizers said the event revived interest in polo in the Mahoning Valley—once popular from the 1960s until the early ’90s. The Vindicator
WELLNESS NEWS
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Shaker Woods Festival
9 a.m. - 6 p.m. — Shaker Woods Festival — Check Official Website for Entry Fees — Immerse yourself in crafts from over 200 talented artisans in a beautiful Shaker-themed setting.
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Now That's What I Call Pop Punk Tour
7:00-9:30 p.m. — Westside Bowl — No cost info available — Catch a night of pop punk hits with Free Friends and more.
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The Undone Live Performance
8-11 p.m. — Westside Bowl — No refunds — Enjoy a fantastic night of music featuring The Undone alongside Summers Affair, West Rockwell, and Flowers for Bill.
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Alice Cooper: Too Close for Comfort Tour
7-10 p.m. — Youngstown Foundation Amphitheatre — Ticket prices range from $39.50 to $125 — Experience the iconic Alice Cooper live on stage with a thrilling rock performance.
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7 Summers & No Funk No Justice Concert
5-10:30 p.m. — Warren Community Amphitheatre parking — $12; Free for kids under 12 — Experience a night of high-energy music with a Morgan Wallen tribute and a lively dance band.
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Gil Mantera's Party Dream Reunion
6-11 p.m. — Penguin City Brewing Company — $30 General Admission, $15 Tailgate Ticket — Experience the wild return of Gil Mantera's Party Dream with new music and unforgettable antics.
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Panerathon 10K & 2-Mile
10 AM — Covelli Centre — Participation fee applicable — Run or walk for a cause supporting breast cancer care in the Mahoning Valley.
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Canfield Fair 2025
12:00 AM — Canfield Fairgrounds — Cost varies — Experience Ohio's largest county fair with food, rides, and entertainment galore.
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