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March 15, 2021
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February 13, 2021
YOUNGSTOWN — With the Mahoning County Board of Elections prepared not to certify his candidacy, Youngstown City Council President DeMaine Kitchen withdrew from the Democratic primary and filed to run as a write-in candidate. Kitchen, who was to run unopposed, submitted nominating petitions with 67 signatures, with 50 needing to be valid, to get on the ballot. But reviews of his petitions by board employees determined only 46 signatures were valid. Deputy Director Thomas McCabe said the board ...
February 9, 2021
Maggy Mere (Department of Health), Dr Irene Mampa (Impala Rustenburg), Professor John Tumbo (Department of Health), Mark Munroe (Impala Rustenburg), Dr Mphikeleli Mthethwa (Impala Rustenburg), Cyprian Malepane (Impala Rustenburg), Dr Jon Andrews (Impala Rustenburg) The life-saving gift of ventilators, valued at R1,2million rand has been given to the Department of Health by Impala Platinum Rustenburg. The machines were handed over to Professor John Tumbo and director Maggie Mere of the North Wes...
January 15, 2021
Kevin Wyndham said he is resigning Feb. 1 as Trumbull County Republican Party chairman primarily because the job is too demanding. This is the third time a Mahoning Valley political party chairman left the position early in recent years. Mark Munroe retired Feb. 21, 2019, as Mahoning County Republican Party chairman after nine years, saying it “is not an easy job. You make a decision and you make half of your supporters unhappy. Then you make another decision, and you make the other half unh...