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Anthony Leonardi

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Canfield residents join ‘Seven Days in June” protests

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By Anthony Leonardi
| WFMJ-TV (Youngstown, OH)
Canfield residents join 'Seven Days in June' rally Several Canfield residents took to the streets to rally for healthcare rights and to celebrate HIV long-term survivors day. The events organizer, Olga Irwin, is a long-term HIV survivor and has been living with HIV for over 30 years. She says she organized this event to join others across the nation in advocating for the impacts of cuts to healthcare, especially for HIV funding.
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Salem mayor addresses concerns over new traffic cameras

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By Anthony Leonardi
| WFMJ-TV (Youngstown, OH)
The city of Salem recently made upgrades to its traffic surveillance cameras, sparking questions in the community about their purpose during a time where flock cameras are a topic of controversy. Many residents have taken to social media to voice their concerns, and Salem’s Mayor, Cyndi Baronzzi Dickey, said these flock cameras are not necessarily the ones that most people think of. “Flock camera is the company name, and they do a variety of different types of cameras,” Dickey explained.
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Pogo’s making its return to YSU campus after 22 years

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By Anthony Leonardi
| WFMJ-TV (Youngstown, OH)
Pogo’s is making its return to downtown Youngstown after its closure in 2004. The bar is making its return to the original location at 214 West Rayan Avenue later this summer. Currently, the building’s utilities are being renovated, as the gas lines and plumbing have been inactive for over 20 years. The bars owner Hadi Hadi, said he looks forward to bringing an old staple back to campus. “We’re really doing this for the YSU student body,” Hadi said.
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