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1. Wintersville plans paving project and continues water pump house work (heraldstaronline.com) — A planned water connection would let Steubenville and Wintersville supply each other during emergencies. Wintersville Council authorized a potential loan as the communities pursue pump house upgrades, sharing project costs. Officials expect construction to take about nine months once it starts, following delays tied to personnel changes at the engineering firm.
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2. Steubenville High student's research receives national recognition (theintelligencer.net) — Steubenville High senior Clara Hoffman's research on hunger in rural Madagascar earned her a place among Ohio's three delegates to the Global Youth Institute in Iowa. Her proposals for better roads, irrigation and food storage build on research skills she developed studying pollution in Jefferson County waterways with the school's H2O Pros.
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3. More than 200 giant nutcrackers transform this historic Ohio town for the holidays (wlwt.com) — More than 200 life-size nutcrackers will fill downtown Steubenville when Nutcracker Village returns Nov. 24 through Jan. 8. The free attraction opens with a street party featuring crafts, German dancing, live music and a nutcracker unveiling, showcasing characters carved by local artist Brodie Stutzman and painted by regional artists.
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4. Jefferson County JVS to host Sophomore Days Nov. 17-19 (wtrf.com) — Steubenville sophomores can explore career training at Jefferson County JVS on Nov. 19, with Catholic Central students visiting Nov. 18. Students will try three labs before deciding whether to enroll for 2027-28. Families can tour the Bloomingdale school during a Nov. 19 open house, 3:15–6:15 p.m., before applications open shortly afterward.
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5. DiCarlo's Pizza plots return to Pittsburgh with a Brookline location (post-gazette.com) — DiCarlo's, the pizza name born in Steubenville in 1945, is preparing to return to Pittsburgh after an eight-year absence. Anna DiCarlo's branch of the family has bought a building on Brookline Boulevard for the restaurant. The family hopes to open soon, but final permits are pending and no opening date is set.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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