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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
YSU A stop for 'railroad' information
The YSU station will attempt to preserve and remember the Underground Railroad. YOUNGSTOWN --
1STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
1STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.752.90 Banc One,.84,38.9339.00 Clear Channel, 48.90
Two sworn in as Youngstown cops
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two men were sworn in as new members of the city police department Monday at a
Canfield Twp. official seeks to limit growth
CANFIELD -- The Boardman retail environment is creeping toward Canfield Township, and Dave Morrison
YOUNGSTOWN Drivers of three cars face cocaine charges
YOUNGSTOWN -- City police have arrested several people on charges of suspected cocaine. At about
Mother, 26, charged with kidnapping
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 26-year-old South Side woman has been charged with two counts of kidnapping after
SAVINGS PLAN Workers' comp
Estimated 25 percent savings to local governments if they attend one of 11 public employer summits
FEATHERED FRIENDS Bird in the hand
A robin found his home and seems content not to leave. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
with Florence Wang
with Florence Wang Age: Did not give. Hometown: Born in China, reared in Taiwan; lives in
COLUMBIANA CO. Restoring building to remain a dream
Nearly $250,000 was spent on county building repairs this year. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Virgis Vinson and Tuana Bennett-Vinson, 4419 Rush Blvd., Youngstown, boy, Dec. 7.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Docket entries Midfirst Bank vs. Mark Lee Cook et al, foreclosure. Matrix
YOUNGSTOWN Delphi will keep cutting back
Delphi says it expects to earn $275 million next year after restructuring charges. By DON SHILLING
YOUNGSTOWN Residents with ties to Mideast give views
Optimism for peace in the Middle East appears to be in short supply. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Girard man jailed after 2-vehicle crash
Girard man jailed after 2-vehicle crash NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Girard, Ohio, man was in Lawrence
WARREN Police continue to probe death
No arrests have been made. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Police are
Ex-employee jailed
Ex-employee jailed SHARON, Pa. -- A former employee of Hot Rod Cafe, part of the Three By the
GREENVILLE, PA. Frat walk-a-thon aids kids' free-care fund
The walk-a-thon picked up about $17,000 over the two-day trek. GREENVILLE, Pa. -- They didn't
YOUNGSTOWN Agency takes custody of kids found in road
A Salem man who said he was gang-raped pleaded innocent to a falsification charge. YOUNGSTOWN --
YOUNGSTOWN Overdose leaves baby's condition critical
The child's grandmother told police she got the drugs off the street. By JoANNE VIVIANO
YOUNGSTOWN Mother faces trial in death of baby
The mother of the dead child has denied the charges. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Pete, a robin, sits perched on the back of a chair at the Pernotto residence in Boardman chirps as
Pete, a robin, sits perched on the back of a chair at the Pernotto residence in Boardman chirps as
COLUMBUS Minority leader is tapped to run for state treasurer
Herrington enjoys his work in the Senate, however. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
MAHONING VALLEY Workers' compensation offers a one-time bonus
The state recently voted to increase workers' comp rates about 6.4 percent for 2002, a spokesman
SATURDAY'S GAMES
SATURDAY'S GAMES Atlanta 107, Orlando 104 Cleveland 109, Denver 99 New York 101, Indiana 99
COLUMBIANA CORNER Springing into winter
A bout of spring fever struck Columbiana County last week as temperatures climbed into the 70s under
YOUNGSTOWN Group arranges for Santa to talk to kids in hospital
YOUNGSTOWN -- Not being able to go home for the holidays can be disappointing, especially for
AROUND THE
SUNDAY RECAP Buffalo 25 Carolina 24. Dallas 20, N.Y. Giants 13. Denver 20, Seattle 7. Green
Girard's financial crisis is a test of leadership
Opinion: It would be funny if it weren't so sad. Girard Mayor James Melfi and municipal court Judge Michael
MAHONING VALLEY Workers' comp offers a bonus
The state recently voted to increase workers' comp rates about 6.4 percent for 2002, a spokesman
CONCERT REVIEW Tony Orlando offers old hits and patriotic tunes with flair
His show was divided into six segments, each highlighting an aspect of his career. By JOHN PATRICK
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioner wants bell cast at 2002 fair
County officials want the county's bell to be available throughout 2003. By NORMAN LEIGH
COLUMBIANA CO. Board wants bell cast in 2002
County officials want the county's bell to be available throughout 2003. By NORMAN LEIGH
Lead poisoning talk
Lead poisoning talk YOUNGSTOWN -- Joe Diorio, chairman of Mahoning County's Lead Poisoning Task
LTV's unhappy ending
Opinion: There is no way to sugar coat what happened at the end of last week to LTV Corp. A company that
Both YSU teams are in early slumps
The prognosis for the Youngstown State basketball programs isn't looking too good. The men are 1-5
AUSTINTOWN Boom won't spark retail explosion, officials say
A mall would be needed to attract retailers like those in Boardman, local officials and developers
CANFIELD Group donates sign for middle school
The PTO also donated six new benches to the school. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
ONE ON ONE | Florence Wang People just can't say no to this volunteer
Where are you originally from? I was born in China, and when I was real young my parents moved to
TRUMBULL COUNTY Task force creates Web site to educate public on drugs
The Web site can be accessed by going to www.erowid.org. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Buckeyes roll
Buckeyes roll Boban Savovic scored a career-high 25 points as Ohio State remained unbeaten Sunday
Donation to Pa. college goes to center that will teach manners
ERIE, Pa. (AP) -- A newspaper publisher and his family are donating $340,000 to honor his wife
WORTH A LOOK
DANCES Salem Memorial Building Association and Salem Senior Citizens will sponsor a free holiday
AGENDA
AGENDA Tuesday Youngstown Board of Education regular meeting, 7 p.m., in the board room of the
Gains should worry over own problems, not officer
Opinion: Gains should worry over own problems, not officer EDITOR: I recently read with disgust the
COLUMBUS Political support fuels ethanol proposal
Ethanol is blended with gas and used to improve performance in specially designed vehicles. By