Mahoning Valley Coalition

Introduction of members of the newly formed Mahoning Valley Coalition for Job Growth and Investment Friday in Youngstown. By Brenda J. Linert

$040513 bl Several members of the newly formed Mahoning Valley Coalition for Job Growth and Investment began firing off at a ballot issue appearing on the May 7 primary election ballot that would bank hydraulic fracturing and other environmental concerns in the Youngstown city limits. Speaking against the issue are, from left, attorney Alan Wenger of Harrington Hoppe and Mitchell; Martin Abraham, Dean of the STEM College at YSU; Dave Betras, chairman of the Mahoning County Democratic Party; Tom Humphries, president and CEO of the Regional Chamber; and Tracey Winbush, Mahoning County GOP leader.$
040513 bl Several members of the newly formed Mahoning Valley Coalition for Job Growth and Investment began firing off at a ballot issue appearing on the May 7 primary election ballot that would bank hydraulic fracturing and other environmental concerns in the Youngstown city limits. Speaking against the issue are, from left, attorney Alan Wenger of Harrington Hoppe and Mitchell; Martin Abraham, Dean of the STEM College at YSU; Dave Betras, chairman of the Mahoning County Democratic Party; Tom Humphries, president and CEO of the Regional Chamber; and Tracey Winbush, Mahoning County GOP leader.
$040513 bl Several members of the newly formed Mahoning Valley Coalition for Job Growth and Investment began firing off at a ballot issue appearing on the May 7 primary election ballot that would bank hydraulic fracturing and other environmental concerns in the Youngstown city limits. Speaking against the issue are, from left, attorney Alan Wenger of Harrington Hoppe and Mitchell; Martin Abraham, Dean of the STEM College at YSU; Dave Betras, chairman of the Mahoning County Democratic Party; Tom Humphries, president and CEO of the Regional Chamber; and Tracey Winbush, Mahoning County GOP leader.$
040513 bl Several members of the newly formed Mahoning Valley Coalition for Job Growth and Investment began firing off at a ballot issue appearing on the May 7 primary election ballot that would bank hydraulic fracturing and other environmental concerns in the Youngstown city limits. Speaking against the issue are, from left, attorney Alan Wenger of Harrington Hoppe and Mitchell; Martin Abraham, Dean of the STEM College at YSU; Dave Betras, chairman of the Mahoning County Democratic Party; Tom Humphries, president and CEO of the Regional Chamber; and Tracey Winbush, Mahoning County GOP leader.
$040513 bl Elected officials, media and others gathered in Youngstown Friday to take in the introductions of members of the newly formed Mahoning Valley Coalition for Job Growth and Investment. The group wasted no time in firing off against a ballot issue appearing on the May 7 primary election ballot that would bank hydraulic fracturing and other environmental concerns in the Youngstown city limits.$
040513 bl Elected officials, media and others gathered in Youngstown Friday to take in the introductions of members of the newly formed Mahoning Valley Coalition for Job Growth and Investment. The group wasted no time in firing off against a ballot issue appearing on the May 7 primary election ballot that would bank hydraulic fracturing and other environmental concerns in the Youngstown city limits.