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City of Youngstown to discuss hiring of structural engineer to inspect Realty Tower Building - Vimarsana News

City of Youngstown to discuss hiring of structural engineer to inspect Realty Tower Building

The city's Board of Control is requested to make a payment of $7,500 to structural engineering company Barber & Hoffman based out of Cranberry Township in Pennsylvania.

Source: wfmj.com
Explosion won't cause cancelation of Saturday's Streetscape event in Youngstown - Vimarsana News

Explosion won't cause cancelation of Saturday's Streetscape event in Youngstown

Plans to have nearly 1,000 volunteers perform landscaping in Downtown Youngstown are still scheduled on Saturday even though several streets remain closed after Tuesday’s explosion at the Realty

Source: wfmj.com
YPD finds guns, cash and drugs, during traffic stop - Vimarsana News

YPD finds guns, cash and drugs, during traffic stop

Reports said police Thursday found two guns, $990 cash and marijuana during a North Side traffic stop.

Source: wkbn.com
Youngstown, Ohio city council approves budget for Wick Avenue safety campus under new conditions - Vimarsana News

Youngstown, Ohio city council approves budget for Wick Avenue safety campus under new conditions

Youngstown Mayor Tito Brown warned council that $1.5 million may not be enough for an architect to get the job done. He said he'll have to see.

Source: wkbn.com
Support is shaky from Youngstown council for safety campus | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Support is shaky from Youngstown council for safety campus | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — City council is to vote today on spending $3 million in American Rescue Plan funds to hire an architect for a potential safety campus, but th

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