YOUNGSTOWN — If jobs were handed down like hereditary titles, Brent Zitello would be heir to a position in the steel industry. His maternal grandfather spent his life in the steel mills that once girded this city’s economy; his father worked on the railroads that served U.S. Steel and, later, after being laid off, for a steel-scrap company.
Youngstown, Rusting Ohio City Is Grim Trump-Clinton Battleground
Shuttered factories, lost hope and worse reign in this western Ohio city. But what Youngstown voters think may shape the country and world for the next four years.
