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Youngstown & Warren have over 8% unemployment, yet I fail to see the

team show up here to ask about the “growing divide” and why we never recovered like Columbus or Dayton or... #OH13

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Well-done story that also illustrates how big-picture economic growth is still felt unevenly across the country twitter.com/Dchinni/status…

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Libby Ballengee

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Did we see the same video? I did not get the message that Dayton "recovered". What I would like NBC to explore is why the disparity betw cities like Youngstown & Dayton. Maybe Columbus gets a LOT more tax money?

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, Dayton, which in the video is highlighted as the “left behind” part of Ohio, has a roaring manufacturing sector (compared to ours) and basically half the unemployment of Youngstown or Warren. It’s perspective.

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Libby Ballengee

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Doesn’t feel super “roaring” here but I’ll take your word for it. I’m overall sick of the “poor manufacturing town” narrative. #Dayton is a Lot more than that. Youngstown is too, I’m sure.

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