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Jim Loboy

Jim Loboy

Verified

Meteorologist and Reporter, WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH)

Ohio

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food, social issuestheology, missions whole food, recipe politics

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whatever's not listed above

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Total articles 3650

  • Ship abbreviations explained

    By Jim Loboy Verified| WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH) Verified (WYTV)- Many of us will be boating on our local lakes this summer. Let’s get you caught up on ship abbreviations this morning. This comes to us from the Naval History and Heritage Command. “SS” means “steamship,” a ship that has no sails and moves forward using a steam engine. RMS, as in RMS Titanic, that means Royal Mail Steamer. The Titanic may have carried up to nine million pieces of mail on its one and only voyage.

    By Jim Loboy Verified · WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH)

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • “Piping hot” expression origin

    By Jim Loboy Verified| WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH) Verified (WYTV)- We often come across expressions from time to time that may make us ask…what does this even mean? For example, piping hot. It means something is very hot or boiling hot. How did the “piping” get in there? Put a tea kettle on to boil, and soon the steam from the stem or “pipe” of the kettle rushes out with a whistling sound, almost like musical pipes. Piping hot is very old. It goes back to the days of poet Geoffrey Chaucer. He used it to describe hot food in The Miller’s Tale in 1390.

    By Jim Loboy Verified · WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Ship abbreviations explained

    By Jim Loboy Verified| WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH) Verified (WYTV)- Many of us will be boating on our local lakes this summer. Let’s get you caught up on ship abbreviations this morning. This comes to us from the Naval History and Heritage Command. “SS” means “steamship,” a ship that has no sails and moves forward using a steam engine. RMS, as in RMS Titanic, that means Royal Mail Steamer. The Titanic may have carried up to nine million pieces of mail on its one and only voyage.

    By Jim Loboy Verified · WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH)

    Apr. 16, 2025

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WYTV-TV (Youngstown, OH)

Youngstown, Ohio, United States

+1 330-782-1144