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Monday, November 3rd, 2025
Good morning, Youngstown. Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 3rd of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Disabled American Veterans Chapter 2 gave away 100 $50 gift cards to veterans who lined up outside Cornersburg Plaza on Sunday—aiming to help veteran families with holiday expenses—and Commander Terry Mackey noted the effort follows previous giveaways that provided over $10,000 in support. WKBN
- ➤ The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown has started an emergency food drive to help the poor amid the government shutdown. Bishop David J. Bonnar urged parishioners to donate nonperishable items and the drive will run through the end of the year—dropoff sites are available at local parish pantries, Catholic Charities, and St. Vincent de Paul Society locations. Tribune Chronicle
- ➤ The Vindicator invites readers to share up to 25 words about what they are thankful for by mailing a coupon to 240 Franklin St. SE in Warren or emailing their message. Submissions must include a name, community, and phone number and are due by 5 p.m. Nov 10 for the Giving Thanks feature scheduled for the week of Thanksgiving. The Vindicator
- ➤ Dog Day at Maze Craze invites dog owners to bring their leashed pups on Sunday from 12 p.m. until 7 p.m. at 14070 Woodworth Road (New Springfield). Tickets cost $5 per dog (final ticket sold at 5:30 p.m.) and the event benefits a local animal charity with pup cup treats available at Craze Café. WFMJ
- ➤ Local Veterans Day events are planned in the area with Beaver hosting an 11 a.m. program on Saturday and Braceville and Cortland holding 2 p.m. ceremonies on Sunday, while events on November 11 in Austintown, Boardman, Girard, Middlefield, Struthers, Warren and Youngstown will feature parades, concerts and breakfasts to honor veterans—uniting communities in tribute to their service. Tribune Chronicle
- ➤ Dan Rivers—an experienced radio host who served two tours in Vietnam—reflected on his long career with 570 WKBN and his decision to serve when others were drafted. He retired last year after more than 40 years on air and now enjoys spending time with his family and golfing. The Vindicator
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Female Founded hosted its first fashion show at Penguin City Brewing on Sunday to raise funds for Clothed in Strength—over 40 female-owned vendors showcased items and local leaders gave speeches to support the charity that offers emergency aid to single mothers. WFMJ
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ On Saturday, local youth entrepreneurs gathered at Eastwood Mall Center Court in Niles for Junior Achievement Youth Market Day—where most participants were siblings showcasing handmade products and learning business skills—and three awards were given for innovation, customer service, and best in show. Tribune Chronicle
- ➤ Champion High School teacher James Sheldon inspires his 11th and 12th-grade English students to make a difference by creating community projects such as washing teachers' cars and mowing elderly neighbors' lawns - the project is based on a professor's final words and has led to 13 unique initiatives across the school. Tribune Chronicle
FINANCE NEWS
- ➤ Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague is proposing a change in state law to allow state investment in cryptocurrency—15 states already are using blockchain technology for similar moves. Local financial advisors urge residents to research carefully before adding crypto to their portfolios. WFMJ
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ On Saturday, the Boardman Firefighters Union reported that the Boardman Fire Department faced severe short staffing and a collapse of EMS services as its Medic 71 unit went out of service, forcing the department to request mutual aid. Fire Chief Mark Pitzer explained that since voters rejected a levy last November, the department has struggled to meet staffing standards and will need more resources to safeguard the community—an issue that is worsening with time. WFMJ
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ The FDA is investigating a Listeria outbreak linked to recalled prepared pasta meals, with one Ohio illness reported among 27 infections across 18 states following an October 30 update that noted hospitalizations and several deaths. The agency is working with state & local partners to determine if those who became sick ate contaminated foods or if additional products may be affected. WFMJ
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Youngstown Phantoms vs. Sioux Falls Stampede
6:05-7:35 p.m. — Covelli Centre — Check FloHockey for broadcasting details — Catch this thrilling hockey matchup as the Phantoms face off against the Stampede.
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Little River Band Concert
7:30-9 p.m. — Robins Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Experience the legendary harmonies and timeless hits of Little River Band live.
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K-pop Brunch
10 a.m. - 4 a.m. — Penguin City Brewing Company — Free entry — Dance and sing along to K-pop hits while enjoying delicious brunch with fellow enthusiasts.
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What We're Thankful 4-Miler
8-11 AM — Davis Family YMCA — Registration required — Participate in a fun-filled day of running and walking to celebrate gratitude with community spirit.
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Tri-City Storm vs. Youngstown Phantoms Match
7:05-8:35 p.m. — Covelli Centre — Watch live on FloHockey — Catch the exciting face-off between Tri-City Storm and Youngstown Phantoms.
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