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Cuts in care may be linked to cuts in Medicare, Medicaid reimbursements

By in Community, Health

Fourteen residents have been asked to find a new place to live by Nov. 16 because Valley Renaissance Center, a nursing facility on South Avenue in Boardman, is discontinuing its respiratory care program.

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Boardman voter decided for Obama, again

By in Profiles

Though he’s fed up with the campaign, the barrage of political ads and leaked videos haven’t swayed Joe Sullivan. He reads the USAToday and the Youngstown Vindicator daily, but doesn’t invest much in the headlines and anti-climatic campaign rhetoric on the evening news.

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Fracking industry to make political news

By in Fracking, Politics, WYSU

One issue that concerns all of us in Northeastern Ohio is fracking. Although it’s not on the ballot this fall, it is on the political agenda. Doug Livingston reports.

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Undecideds look to Round 2 for answers

By in Archives, News, Politics

Joe Sullivan of Boardman looks forward to the end of nearly two years of campaigning. After President Barack Obama’s lackluster performance in the first of three presidential debates, he is once again an undecided voter.

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Boardman resident still committed to Obama

By in Politics, Profiles

Joe Sullivan of Boardman has voted for both major political parties in the past, but his decision to vote for President Barack Obama in November strengthens each day.
(Photo by Doug Livingston/The News Outlet)

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