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Welcome to Youngstown, Ohio

The Youngstown area is a distinctive combination of college town, and historic & cultural center, is conveniently located between Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and offers a glimpse into the very fabric of what made America great. Whether you may prefer the symphony, magnificent museums and historic churches, or a drive through beautiful lush parks, the Mahoning Valley is the place for you.
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