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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Show-business couple buys land for park
Show-business couple buys land for park LOS ANGELES -- Marty Ingels and Shirley Jones are spending
GIRLS BASKETBALL STANDINGS
CITY SERIES LeagueAll games Rayen0-05-4 Chaney0-03-5 Wilson0-00-8 STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE
Wisdom and hope for the new year
Last New Year's, I resolved to do two things: 1. Buy a brown belt. 2. Get a library card. (I
NEW YEAR'S EVE Improvements will add to fun at celebrations
There are alcohol-free, family-oriented New Year celebrations in Youngstown, Warren and Canfield.
NATIONAL SERVICE
VolunteersProjectsSupport Provided 91,000130$21.3 million AmeriCorps: 1,900 volunteers who receive
SOCIAL SECURITY Q & amp;A
Q. I've always kept my Social Security card in my wallet, right with my driver's license and other
EAGLE HEIGHTS ACADEMY School works to reverse high rate of test failures
The charter school's failure rate is double that of the city public schools. By RON COLE
NATION Volunteers help out in disasters
There's been a 20 percent increase in the number of individuals who volunteer in the United States.
YOUNGSTOWN Small Business Administration Revitalization Initiative
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Police place suspect under suicide watch
Police place suspect under suicide watch BOSTON -- The man who authorities say hid explosives in
YOUNGSTOWN Local small-business program is a success
The Small Business Administration is using Youngstown's program as a model for other cities across
GIRARD City gets approval to inspect buildings
Fees will generate up to $100,000, an official estimated. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Voluntary vehicle registration sought
Voluntary vehicle registration sought LAKE MILTON -- Milton Township police are asking that
Transient students pose challenge to schools
Opinion: When educators explain away low scores on proficiency tests as a result of having too many transient
Donated presents
Donated presents WARREN -- Many kids had a happier Christmas, thanks to gifts donated to Trumbull
BOARDMAN Traficant, on talk show, suggests trial judge will not be impartial
The congressman criticized a Warren councilman during the broadcast, saying his city 'screwed up
Is it global warming or just an unseasonable year?
Opinion: At this time of the year, the weather outside is supposed to be frightful, but Valley residents saw
GIRARD State certifies building inspection office
The city will be able to approve plans for commercial and industrial construction. By TIM YOVICH
TWO ELECTIONS
Opinion: TWO ELECTIONS Washington Post: At the beginning of this month, Taiwan's voters participated in
South Range teen-agers should not have died
Opinion: South Range teen-agers should not have died EDITOR: Parents and lawmakers should create a bill
WEST BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL Student improvement leads to privileges
Students of the month are those who have shown excellent improvement, the principal said. By NANCY
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Kenneth and Gia Voitus, 46 Orchard Drive, Poland, boy, Dec. 19. Melissa Maine and
YOUNGSTOWN Judge acts on forgotten charges
An assistant city prosecutor wants jail time served consecutively, not concurrently. By PATRICIA
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FRIDAY Fish dinners will be served from 4 to 7 p.m. at Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church Hall,
AP file photo, Oct. 14
AP file photo, Oct. 14 DANGER: Residents of Karam, 30 miles west of Jalalabad, dig through debris
Champ seeks to improve
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND -- Poland High junior Carey Venglarcik has two
GAIL WHITE At 96, Youngstown man still full of life
Charles Martin turns 96 today. "When you were little, did you like having a birthday the day after
OHIO Taft refuses to back casino without a vote
By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS -- Despite calls from those trying to bring a
A survey showed 28 percent of job seekers rank a company's stability as a top consideration; 23
A survey showed 28 percent of job seekers rank a company's stability as a top consideration; 23
COMPARING RESULTS Reading test Percent of fourth-graders placing in the "below basic" category on the October reading proficiency test at Eagle Heights Academy in Youngstown, compared with some other
Eagle Heights. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88 percent All charter schools. . . . . . . . . .
COMMANDMENT KEEPERS TEMPLE, 1331 BRIGHTON ST., YOUNGSTOWN, 9 TO 11 A.M. THURSDAY. FOOD ONLY, BRING CONTAINERS AND IDENTIFICATION.
Food and clothing distribution notices are to be submitted by 3 p.m. the day before they are to be