Youngstown
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- proper noun
- /jʌŋstaʊn/
- The community in Youngstown is proud of its rich industrial history.
- Youngstown, Ohio
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Watch on YouTubeI flew with him on Air Force One to Youngstown, OH, Youngstown is the Rust Belt.
- I flew with him on Air Force One to Youngstown, OH, Youngstown is the Rust Belt.
- It's no, I'm, I was near Columbus, but I mean, I've been to Youngstown.
- He was born in Ohio over there in Youngstown, Youngstown.
- You've got Apple, Google, NVIDIA, but you look at Johnstown, PA, look at Youngstown, OH, downriver, Michigan.
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Sean Safford contrasts the experiences of Youngstown and Allentown, both small steelmaking cities.
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I left Youngstown that day, and I've been running ever since.
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And, you know, it's a good hour and a half ride to Youngstown at that point.
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And because, you know, you, you grew up in Youngstown, OH.
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So I flew with the president to Youngstown, OH, on Air Force One.
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It's a crew out of Youngstown, Ohio.
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I was born just prior to World War II in Youngstown, Ohio.
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Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a class to teach in Youngstown.
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Later, Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden were appearing together in Youngstown, Ohio.
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Youngstown is home to Youngstown State University, world-famous Butler Art Institute, and world-famous Mill Creek Park.
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Etymology
The word Youngstown comes from the name of the man who started the town, Young, plus the common word town, so it originally meant 'Young's town'.