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Vindicator/Tribune Chronicle politics & government reporter extraordinaire. "Something is happening here but you don't know what it is" dskolnick@vindy.com
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Prosecutor: Man accused of crimes in Acton incident didn't commit felonies

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By David Skolnick Verified
| The Courier Verified
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Prosecutor: Man accused of crimes in Acton incident didn't commit felonies

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By David Skolnick Verified
| Sandusky Register Verified
Prosecutor: Man accused of crimes in Acton incident didn't commit felonies CANFIELD — Patrick Havas, who is alleged to have lunged at Amy Acton, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, during an incident Sunday afternoon at the Canfield Fair, did not commit any offenses that rise to felonies, Mahoning County Prosecutor Lynn Maro said. Havas, 38, of Canfield, was arrested Sunday on two counts of assault and one misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct.
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Elections board considers former school for new home

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By David Skolnick Verified
| The Vindicator Verified
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County commissioners, the Western Reserve Port Authority and the Youngstown City School District are expected to talk later this month about potentially relocating the county board of elections to the former Williamson School. Board Director Tom McCabe said Tuesday: "The commissioners and the port authority are working on it.
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