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City council members say they have some concerns with how Youngstown uses water and wastewater funds for economic development projects.

Nearly every house the Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp. rehabilitates has the same problem, Ian Beniston says: Thieves stripped the plumbing for the copper pipes.

City council will consider legislation Wednesday authorizing the board of control to pave six main streets that the mayor says are in “horrific” condition.

Guests scheduled to appear from 8 a.m. to noon today

Out of two potential programs to beautify Youngstown, one is specific to a single neighborhood and will cost the city nothing, while the other will cost over $1 million but is good anywhere in the city.