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Knicks Lose First Game Since April, Commander In Sleep Donald Trump To Blame
Source: Al Bello / Getty Donald Trump just had to make it about himself. With the Knicks on an epic 13-game winning streak that saw them up 2-0 against the Spurs in the NBA Finals, the Commander In Sleep just had to attend game 3 — and right on brand, due to the Trump Effect
EPA accused of using banned method to collect soil samples
Established EPA protocols require dioxin samples to be collected and stored in glass containers.
Crews knock down fire at Lawrence County junkyard
Firefighters responded to a junkyard fire in Enon Valley, Lawrence County on Tuesday morning, with smoke visible in the area.
Browns veteran lineman officially retires from the NFL
He played 12 seasons in the NFL, all of them in Cleveland.
PepsiCo rolls out driverless trucks to deliver chips, soda to stores
Pepsi is the first major U.S. consumer goods company to deploy a full-scale autonomous delivery network.
Niles to receive $400,000 for electric project
NILES, Ohio (WKBN)- Niles is receiving $400,000 in federal money for an electric project. The money comes from the Appalachian Regional Commission through its POWER Initiative program. The project will help expand power capacity on the city's West Side, making industrial areas more attractive to new businesses.
Local resources for Valley gardeners, land owners
If you're a budding gardener or even a homeowner looking to spruce up your yard, there is an abundance of resources available around the Mahoning Valley to help.
Columbiana County agency to open new Salem facility
The Community Action Agency of Columbiana County is opening a new health center in Salem, providing women's health, behavioral health, and primary care to meet the growing needs of the area.
Local bakery closes its doors permanently
The Hermitage Bakery, a staple in the Hermitage community, is closing its doors on June 14 after years of service to the community.
EPA accused of using banned method to collect soil samples
Established EPA protocols require dioxin samples to be collected and stored in glass containers.