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Commissioners dole out $3.7M from fed funds | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Commissioners dole out $3.7M from fed funds | News, Sports, Jobs

AUSTINTOWN — The Mahoning County commissioners allocated $3,712,300 of their $42 million in American Rescue Plan funds Monday night when they held their regul

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In Depth With: Jeff Magada, founder and executive director of Flying High, Inc. - Vimarsana News

In Depth With: Jeff Magada, founder and executive director of Flying High, Inc.

Ohio is ranked 45th in the United States for food insecurity. Jeff Magada, founder and executive director of Flying High, talked about its Grow program and what they're doing to combat food insecurity in the area.

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Flying High Graduates Prepare to Enter Workforce; ASD Students Show Off Coding Skills - Vimarsana News

Flying High Graduates Prepare to Enter Workforce; ASD Students Show Off Coding Skills

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio– In today's Brain Gain Brief, recent graduates of Flying High Inc. look to fill roles in in-demand jobs as the worker shortage in Ohio continues to increase.

Advocacy, engagement purpose of chamber's Columbus Drive-In | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Advocacy, engagement purpose of chamber's Columbus Drive-In | News, Sports, Jobs

The Youngstown / Warren Regional Chamber is leading a delegation of about 80 local business, elected, nonprofit and education officials to the state capital to

Communities assist each other to begin storm cleanup | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Communities assist each other to begin storm cleanup | News, Sports, Jobs

After battling a second week of high wind storms that left thousands without power, city officials, community leaders and residents are working together in the