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NEW WILMINGTON, PA. Council targets rental property
The borough's cable television system could be up for sale. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
City council refuses to pay lawyers $15,000
City council refuses to pay lawyers $15,000 CORTLAND -- City council is refusing to pay a $15,000
Tax bills get new look
Tax bills get new look YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County taxpayers will get a little extra when their
POLICE BLOTTER Canfield city, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD June 25 Theft: More than $500 worth of equipment was
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Threat prompts baseball coach to fight for job
The superintendent says he hasn't made a recommendation about the junior varsity baseball coach.
REUNIONS
XThe 52nd reunion of Chaney High School Classes of January and June 1949 will be held July 21 at the
Cheney's health troubles
Opinion: The trite expression about the vice president being a heartbeat away from the presidency has
Fireworks suspected as cause of blaze
SHARON, Pa. -- Authorities said children playing with fireworks may have started a fire that gutted
Interim superintendent named in Transfer
Interim superintendent named in Transfer TRANSFER, Pa. -- The Reynolds School Board has named
Survey tracks sales of tobacco to minors
WARREN -- Results from a recent tobacco compliance survey coordinated by the Trumbull County Health
Search continues for missing man
Search continues for missing man RAVENNA -- The search for a missing Canton man was expected to
Township tackles fighting the blight
The township was addressing most of the complaints, but sent two new violation letters because of
GOOD MICROSOFT. NOW HEEL
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: A federal appeals court did the right thing Thursday in overturning U.S. District
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Angel and Jeniene Perez, 797 Edenridge, Youngstown, boy, July 2. Shawn and Marci
FORUM HEALTH Lawmakers urge nurses, company to settle dispute
Both sides say they're willing to bargain nonstop when talks resume Thursday. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
BACKYARD FUN
BACKYARD FUN Safety tips Here are some ways to stay safe in the backyard pool during the summer
HUBBARD Council rethinks junk-car storage
Young people on bicycles are being warned of driving violations, and their parents are notified.
SHARON, PA. State OKs project's deadline extension
The project has until mid-May to submit a formal application for the funds, according to state
BOARDMAN Tracking blight
Eyesores that township residents complained about in The Vindicator's initial "Beyond the Blight"
HANOVERTON Village gets finances to repair sidewalk
Jane Wison, council member, said the community will be responsible for paying the $11,000
FORUM HEALTH Rally prompts request to limit pickets
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Two days after a union rally in
Carrie Gerlach, Mark Hagan are engaged
Jim and Judy Gerlach of Boardman and Tom and Barb Hagan of Liberty are announcing the engagement of
INDEPENDENCE DAY
INDEPENDENCE DAY Holiday publication In observance of Independence Day, The Vindicator is
A fireworks show begins about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday at Struthers High School football field. A holiday
A fireworks show begins about 9:30 p.m. Wednesday at Struthers High School football field. A holiday
GORDON D. JAMES CAREER CENTER Official asks panel to OK open enrollment
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF LORDSTOWN -- Superintendent Ray Getz has asked the
EDUCATION Leetonia board names principal
Crestview and Columbiana school officials hope to fill principal vacancies next week. By NANCY
JOINING IN THE EFFORT: John Weigant, NuTec Sciences vice president, is dwarfed by banks of an IBM
JOINING IN THE EFFORT: John Weigant, NuTec Sciences vice president, is dwarfed by banks of an IBM
Bell-Babyak engagement is announced
POLAND -- Glenda and Tom Golec, 6146 Diana Drive, are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
There's a wide range of pool options
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Willie Oddis' company has been in business for 50 years
Miss Daubner to be bride of Todd Gourno
BOARDMAN -- Charles and Mary Ann Daubner, 4553 Simon Road, announce the engagement of their
A continuing series
A continuing series Series: A three-day Vindicator series in May outlined reader attitudes on
Astros take lead
Astros take lead The Astro Falcons defeated Youngstown Express 5-3 Monday night in a battle of
Miss Yungbluth, Adam Rowland to wed Sept. 30
AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Suffolk of Austintown are announcing the coming marriage of their
EXPANDING mission
With operations added in East Liverpool, the ministry received a nearly $200,000 HUD grant. By
So close you can touch it
Opinion: It has been almost 20 years since the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was unveiled in Washington, D.C.,
YOUNGSTOWN New rate plan removes toll charges
YOUNGSTOWN -- Sprint said four local calling routes will be among the first to have toll charges
JAMES CAREER CENTER School official asks panel to OK open enrollment
A Lordstown school board member resigned two days after leaving a meeting. By TIM YOVICH
On cross-country trek, Californian carries message
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF SOUTHINGTON -- Everyone has a cross to bear. Chuck
Carrie Wilson, Shawn McKinley to be married
Announcement is being made by Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Wilson of Niles and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W.
HERMITAGE, PA. Erie Diocese supports handling of Votino case
'Everything was done the right way,' the vicar said. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Girard school officials should have kept word
Opinion: Girard school officials should have kept word EDITOR: I am writing in response to an article in
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Parents announce, Scott-Svirbly wedding plans
NILES -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Guyla A. Scott and Thomas J. Svirbly, both of 20
TRUMBULL COUNTY Phone-book recycling to aid event
Recycling by area residents can promote literacy. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Judge refuses to lower bond for man accused of child rape
WARREN -- A Trumbull County Common Pleas judge has turned down a request by a man accused of raping
PASSPORT PROGRAM Cultural collaborative
Passports for the Mahoning Cultural Collaborative program, which is focused on promoting the
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY When empty-nest syndrome becomes a reality
Spring and early summer bring weddings and with them, empty nests. George Heller, barrel-chested,
Nicole Miletta, Duane Freeborn are engaged
POLAND -- Dominic Miletta, 6607 James St., and Beverly Miletta, 2285 Renwick Drive, are announcing
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball and softball
BASEBALL Pony (ages 13-14) Boardman Bill's Place 10, Mayo & amp; Orvets 3 -- Dan Hammond
YOUNGSTOWN In rash of drain-cleaner bombs, officials hope warning sinks in
The sound and fury are similar to a large firecracker, the arson bureau's commander said. By
Hamilton and Leavery wedding set for September
CHAMPION -- Announcement is being made by Robert and Rosemary Hamilton, 16 Abbington Drive N.W., of
Associated Press
Associated Press MORE THAN KNEE HIGH: Wayne Simms stands in a 100-acre field of corn on his farm
HERMITAGE, PA. Erie Diocese backs handling of Votino case
'Everything was done the right way,' the vicar said. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Statistics show decline of 23% in vehicle theft
Joy-riding kids still account for roughly 40 percent of the cars stolen, police said. By PATRICIA
UNION TOWNSHIP Part-time officer sentenced for corruption of minors
Darryl Quimby's status as a police officer will be discussed by township supervisors. By LAURE
SANDLOTS Falcons top Express on Cravener's triple
In Class AA action, the Metros beat Pal Joey's in a doubleheader. STRUTHERS -- Garrett Cravener