Combat vets fight PTSD

Feb 20, 12 Combat vets fight PTSD

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Today’s soldiers fighting on the front lines may come home to wage another type of war. Experts believe as many as one and five soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan will return with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Chelsea Miller spoke with two veterans that are suffering from the disorder. They say this growing epidemic could be a problem for the military.

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Golfers, pilots, others find geese nuisance

Dec 19, 11 Golfers, pilots, others find geese nuisance

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Canada geese are easy to spot. With their long black necks, white chinstraps and brown feathers, you see them everywhere. They can weigh anywhere from four to 20 pounds. Their numbers have increased over the last five decades and that’s a problem. Joel Anderson has the story.

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German-born retired professor ‘struggling to live’

Dec 18, 11 German-born retired professor ‘struggling to live’

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For some people poverty is a long time coming, but for Heidrun Hultgren poverty came as a surprise.. Caitlin Fitch has the story

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Few demonstrate in downtown Youngstown

Nov 10, 11 Few demonstrate in downtown Youngstown

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Occupy Wall Street continues to draw a big crowd in New York and other cities. But here in Youngstown as Adrienne Bish reports, it's a different story.

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Mahoning Valley lags in offering AP college classes

Nov 08, 11 Mahoning Valley lags in offering AP college classes

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Ohio high schools, with more than 3,000 students offer an average of seven Advanced Placement courses. The average in the Mahoning Valley is less than two. News Outlet reporter Doug Livingston looks at the reasons for the disparity. Mahoning Valley lags in offering AP college classes by The News Outlet Download Mahoning Valley...

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Fall Foliage

Oct 22, 11 Fall Foliage

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You don't have to travel far to enjoy the changing colors of fall. Caitlin Fitch has the story from MIll Creek MetroParks:

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