Gerry Ricciutti
Reporter at WKBN-TV (Youngstown, OH)
Reporter at WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH)
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5 days ago |
wkbn.com | Gerry Ricciutti
STRUTHERS, Ohio (WKBN) — It’s the Friday before Easter, and local candy shops were busy places. At the flagship store for “Giannios Candy Company,” First News found a number of people grabbing up treats. We’re told workers finished making their last batch of one-pound Easter bunnies late this morning to ensure they had enough on hand to supply local retailers and keep shelves full for their annual half-off sale this Sunday.
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5 days ago |
wytv.com | Gerry Ricciutti
CAMPBELL, Ohio (WKBN) — Although he’s been serving as Campbell’s Mayor for just over two weeks, George Levendis only made it official Friday morning. “I went down to Struthers, had Judge Melone swear me in and didn’t want to make a big production out of it,” Levendis said. Levendis still insists on using the desk he’s had as City Council President for the last 15 years down the hall.
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6 days ago |
wkbn.com | Gerry Ricciutti
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Having marked her first 100 days in office, Mahoning County Prosecutor Lynn Maro says that while courthouse insiders know what she does, the general public often does not. “The one thing that has surprised me most in the past 100 days is the lack of understanding about what happens in our county prosecutor’s office,” she said.
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6 days ago |
wkbn.com | Gerry Ricciutti
COITSVILLE TWP., Ohio (WKBN) – The chairman of the William Holmes McGuffey Historical Society says the NAACP is now weighing in on the condition of a piece of the Mill Creek MetroParks. Richard Scarsella talked to Mahoning County commissioners Thursday morning. He shared a letter sent from the president of the Ohio Conference of the NAACP, who is pressing MetroParks officials to resume maintenance of the McGuffey Wildlife Preserve in Coitsville.
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6 days ago |
wkbn.com | Gerry Ricciutti
(WKBN) – One Ohio lawmaker says the state needs to move fast to make energy more available for businesses that need it. State Representative Tex Fischer, R-58th District, says the House recently approved a measure to study the idea of creating a new lake-to-river energy pipeline to make natural gas more accessible to electric producers, adding that energy costs are going to start rising and keep going up. “You’re gonna see rates double this summer.
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