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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
THURSDAY
Jackson-Milton Board of Education, 6:30 p.m., elementary building library. Austinown Township,
TAC Hubbard's Smiths pummel Liberty
The Eagles scored the final six points in a 60-54 victory. YOUNGSTOWN -- Anthony Smith connected
A short marriage for Green, Barrymore
A short marriage for Green, Barrymore LOS ANGELES -- Whoever said it wouldn't last is ... right.
UIt has been 100 days since Sept. 11. A reflection on the 14 weeks that changed America. A10,11
UIt has been 100 days since Sept. 11. A reflection on the 14 weeks that changed America. A10,11
Board examines salary of janitor paid $70,000
Board examines salary of janitor paid $70,000 NEW ORLEANS -- A school janitor earned more than
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Playoff spot sealed; Eagles next
The NFC West title isn't out of the question, but the conference's top wild-card seed is the team's
SHARON Sawhill sale faces scrutiny
Owner AK Steel said the company doesn't fit its long-term strategy. SHARON, Pa. -- The parent
YSU BASKETBALL Men try for two straight tonight
Sophomores TeJay Anderson and Khari McQueen were officially declared eligible to play. By PETE
SALEM Judge rules in favor of new humane society
The losing side will seek to postpone the judge's ruling pending an appeal. By NORMAN LEIGH
COLUMBUS State, psychologist enter pact for services at penitentiary
The state correction department had considered creating civil service jobs for psychologists. By
LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Singer takes note of generosity
The pupils were rewarded for collecting six boxes of toys for Toys for Tots. By DENISE DICK
There's a lot to be said for small-college football
Opinion: The athletes receive no scholarships, but pay tuition like every other student at the college.
STRUTHERS SCHOOLS Warm weather boosts construction
STRUTHERS -- Because of recent mild weather, construction is ahead of schedule at both the new
CAMPBELL Officials address low reading scores
The principal said an OhioReads grant will help boost pupils' reading skills. By JoANNE VIVIANO
SHARON Vacation pay lifts pension for retiring chief of police
A special retirement incentive offered by the city will further sweeten the retirement pot. By
BOXING Bronx belter answers call as Whitaker's opponent
The 29-year-old Warrenite's light-heavyweight fight will be the final of seven bouts Friday night.
A jolly visit
A jolly visit Santa and Mrs. Claus will be at the Liberty Branch of the Warren-Trumbull County
CSB director addresses claim that caseworker refused to respond
YOUNGSTOWN -- Denise Stewart, the director of the Mahoning County Children Services Board, said she
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield
Summary of police activity: Dec. 13 Criminal damage: Christmas tree lights were reported cut at
GIRLS BASKETBALL STANDINGS
THROUGH MONDAY'S GAMES CITY SERIES LeagueAll games Rayen0-05-3 Chaney0-03-4 Wilson0-00-7
Struthers knows hard work
After racking my brain for practically minutes, I've decided something about city names -- they
FITCH WRESTLING Precautions govern decision
The impetigo bacteria is keeping the Falcons out of another meet. By MARK MILLER VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY A drug court victory
To graduate, drug court participants have to hold a job and be clean for six months. By STEPHEN
GAIL WHITE Special-needs kids get the Lions' share of gifts
It's every child's dream. The J.C. Penney's Christmas catalog spread out before them, with the
WARREN CITY COUNCIL Measure backs split from congressional district
Council will address the resolution Friday. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LIQUOR CONTROL
Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor permit transfers and applications and
BANKRUPTCY COURT Flask put on hot seat
The former MVSD director cites a $2.4 million civil lawsuit as his main financial liability. By
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Baseball systems and BB Rooners -- will conduct an all-skills camp for boys age 8-12 on
HOWLAND HEARING Many oppose road project
More in-depth environmental studies also were requested at the hearing. By STEPHEN SIFF
LOCAL
LOCAL Alliance to join Metro Conference ALLIANCE -- The Alliance Board of Education unanimously
SALEM SCHOOLS Officials to address safety issue
An alternative drop-off point may have to be arranged, a city official said. SALEM -- City and
HOWLAND HEARING Many oppose North Road widening project
More in-depth environmental studies also were requested at the hearing. By STEPHEN SIFF
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.80 2.90 Banc One,.84,38.8938.90 Clear Channel, 47.54
Late finance reports
Late finance reports WARREN -- William Jobe, whose examination of Trumbull County Sheriff Thomas
YOUNGSTOWN Seven from Valley become new U.S. citizens
The events of Sept. 11 did not dissuade the immigrants' desires to become citizens. By BOB JACKSON
FASHION Q & amp;A
Q. Why are men's moderately priced trousers so rarely available with a 35-inch waist? It seems that
Four agencies unite in plan to draw jobs
SHARON, Pa. -- Economic development agencies in four western Pennsylvania counties have banded
PUBLIC UTILITIES Official outlines phone changes
Basic local exchange and caller ID services would stay the same under the PUCO's plan. By DAVID
YOUNGSTOWN Donation makes YMCA accessible
The VanSickle Foundation is supported by an all-volunteer board. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Ralph and Dianna Perrico, 3457 42nd St., Canfield, boy, Dec. 18. Lori Rosiak and
TRUMBULL SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT Detectives to get written reprimands
Both detectives have denied any wrongdoing. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
CANFIELD GED tests draw dozens to center
Next year's new GED test is different but not necessarily more difficult, an education official
YOUNGSTOWN Union, LTV battle over pact
About 3,500 people are still working at LTV's profitable divisions. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Campbell takes off against Rockets, 78-45
The Red Devils improved to 2-4. Lowellville dropped to 0-6. By PAUL TRGOVAC VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Gains, chief differ on reasons for delays in endangerment case
Chief Ellis said his department acted in a timely manner during the investigation. By IAN HILL
Exit from Cleveland
Exit from Cleveland John Rocker doesn't think his career is at a crossroads. His new general
City should look for best ways to utilize 'arena money'
Opinion: It is time to look at new ways of utilizing scarce resources to revitalize part of downtown
YOUNGSTOWN Donated computers help kids
GTECH donates the computers in an effort to bridge the 'digital divide' between those who can afford
STRUTHERS Fitch's Mayes lets strong play do his talking
The Austintown junior scored 19 points to lead the Falcons past Struthers. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
The Vindicator/Glenn D. Luther
The Vindicator/Glenn D. Luther FLOOR BATTLE: Chaney's Keilen Dykes, left, and Ursuline's Andre
BALL PROTECTION: Chaney's Roy Austin, right, fends off Ursuline defender Terrence Graves during a
BALL PROTECTION: Chaney's Roy Austin, right, fends off Ursuline defender Terrence Graves during a
Irish stay unbeaten
Marc Palermo's 13-point run led Ursuline past Chaney, 62-43. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS
SBC donates money for calling cards for military
SBC donates money for calling cards for military YOUNGSTOWN -- SBC Communications, the parent
Spartans divine in OT triumph
Poland's seemingly secure victory in regulation dissolved. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
Prosecutor justifies attendance at seminars
Opinion: Prosecutor justifies attendance at seminars EDITOR: Since I was attending a seminar in San
Kent State gets funds for building project
Two Mahoning Valley contractors will handle some work. COLUMBUS -- State money will help Kent
REGION
REGION First Place parent to buy back shares WARREN -- First Place Financial Corp., the parent
NEW CASTLE New site sought for Rescue Mission
The City Rescue Mission has asked Penn Power to donate its service building for the mission's use.
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Dem chief charged with DUI
The chairman of the party in Columbiana County works for Rep. Traficant. By PATRICIA MEADE
LAWRENCE COUNTY Union refuses health plan
Employees rejected the new health plan because it would exclude UPMC doctors and hospitals. By
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES WEATHERSFIELD Business handled Tuesday: U Promoted Sherri Craver, assistant
Bond set in homicide
Bond set in homicide YOUNGSTOWN -- Municipal Judge Robert A. Douglas Jr. set bond at $10,000 cash
YOUNGSTOWN Traficant makes late appeal for arena board
The congressman wouldn't comment on his legal troubles during a call to a radio show. By PATRICIA