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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiley

Jim and Ann Wiley of Amsterdam celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family gathering, marking a significant milestone in their lives. The couple, who got married on August 1, 1964, were honored by their children during the celebration. This event highlights the importance of family traditions and long-lasting partnerships.

Williams donation equips Utica Shale Academy students

A $5,000 donation from Williams, an energy infrastructure company, is supporting students in welding and heavy equipment programs at the Utica Shale Academy. This contribution, facilitated through the company's annual charitable giving budget, marks the second time the academy has benefited from Williams' support. Superintendent Bill Watson highlighted the importance of such contributions for the community school.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wiley

Jim and Ann Wiley of Amsterdam celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family party hosted by their children. The couple, married on August 1, 1964, were honored by family members, highlighting their long-lasting commitment and familial ties.

Harris is making a ‘capitalist’ pitch to boost the economy as Trump pushes deeper into populism

Vice President Kamala Harris is advocating for a pro-business economic strategy aimed at supporting the middle class, countering accusations from Republican nominee Donald Trump that her policies are "communist." Speaking at the Economic Club of Pittsburgh, Harris emphasized the need for a balanced approach to economic growth that benefits all Americans.

Harris is making a ‘capitalist’ pitch to boost the economy as Trump pushes deeper into populism

Vice President Kamala Harris recently delivered a speech in Pittsburgh, emphasizing her commitment to fostering a pro-business economy that also supports the middle class. This statement comes as she counters Republican nominee Donald Trump’s accusations of promoting “communist” ideals. Harris's remarks highlight the contrasting economic visions presented by the Democratic and Republican parties in the lead-up to the election.

Travelers using the Wayne Six Toll Bridge will have to wait a bit longer

Travelers using the Wayne Six Toll Bridge will face delays in its reopening this weekend due to incomplete repairs caused by material shortages. Frank Six from the Newell Bridge and Railway Company indicated that the restoration work could not be finished as scheduled. This situation impacts local commuters and travelers relying on the bridge.

Nutcracker Village to celebrate a milestone

Nutcracker Village in Steubenville is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the introduction of 10 new life-sized statues. This milestone event highlights the village's significance as a beloved holiday tradition in the region. Organizers emphasize the importance of this anniversary, marking a decade of community engagement and festive spirit.

Congress passes temporary bill to avoid shutdown as lawmakers punt spending decisions to December

Congress passed a temporary funding measure on September 26, 2024, preventing a government shutdown and extending funding for federal agencies until December. The Senate approved the measure with a significant majority, allowing lawmakers to defer final spending decisions until after the upcoming November elections.

East Palestine derailment settlement gets final approval

A $600 million settlement related to the East Palestine derailment has received final approval from Judge Benita Pearson in Youngstown’s Northern District Court. Despite last-minute challenges concerning contamination testing results, the judge deemed the settlement "fair, reasonable, and adequate." This resolution marks a significant step forward for the affected community.

Travelers using the Wayne Six Toll Bridge will have to wait a bit longer

Travelers using the Wayne Six Toll Bridge in Newell will experience delays as repairs are taking longer than anticipated. The Newell Bridge and Railway Company cited a shortage of necessary materials as the reason for the delay, with expectations for reopening set for the upcoming weekend.

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