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The Mayor of East Palestine has declared a State of Emergency after a train derailment last night that caused a massive fire that is still burning

The Mayor of East Palestine has declared a State of Emergency after a train derailment last night that caused a massive fire that is still burning

Events, meetings among items in todays listings.

Gov. DeWine sent funding from a federal program to benefit state organizations specifically to reduce 'out-of-wedlock pregnancies.'

Gov. Mike DeWine recently sent funding from a federal program for needy families to benefit state organizations specifically to reduce "out-of-wedlock pregnancies" and to "encourage the formation and maintenance of two-parent families."

All children in Ohio are eligible to be enrolled in the program at no cost to their families.

mgreier@salemnews.net Members of the Salem Community Foundation Board of Directors gathered Thursday for the charitable organization’s 55th annual meeting, which Salem Mayor John Berlin marked with a proclamation for Salem Community Foundation Day. Seated from left are Steve Bailey, Audrey Null, Carolyn Caldwell, Meta Cramer and John Tonti, president. Standing from left are Grant Coordinator and Publicist Melissa Costa, Gary Moffett, Joe Julian, Mark Equizi and Geoge W.S. Hays. Not picture...

mgreier@salemnews.net The Easter bunny entertains children and families lined up along South Broadway in Salem for the Bright Easter/Food for Kids event at the Brightside Project as snowflakes swirled about. (Salem News photo by Mary Ann Greier) Carter Potts, 1, of Salem appears to enjoy his first Easter book during an outing with family to the Brightside Project’s Bright Easter event Thursday. He was accompanied by his mom, Emily. (Salem News photo by Mary Ann Greier) Addison Lake...

Volunteer Tina Smith (front) carries Brightside Project backpacks Saturday afternoon to waiting recipients as one of the faith-based non-profit’s founders, Sc

Jan 2, 2021 SALEM — Gov. Mike DeWine signed an executive order on Nov. 24 to distribute more than $13 million in grant funding to 53 different non-profits around Ohio. The order divides up Temporary Assistance for Needy Families funding for the state’s current fiscal year, which ends June 30, 2021. The TANF money, which comes from the federal and state government, is allocated through the Governor’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives. Many Northeast Ohio organizations will...