Youngstown mayor giving ‘State of the City' address
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The mayor previously told WKBN that he planned to talk about some achievements. He said his focus is on reducing crime, as well as creating affordable housing in city neighborhoods and attracting new businesses downtown.
The State of the City Address begins at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the DeYor Performing Arts Center. The address is open to the public. WKBN will also have live updates online.
Check back here for updates on this developing story.
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