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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Another dollar ... another day
By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Bre Democko rarely is agitated by her job's little
Officials to close NOCC earlier than expected
The Hubbard Road private prison will become dormant this month. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
Associated Press
Associated Press A NEW BATTLE: Tammy Smith, director of education in Citrus County, left, and
More to Lowellville than playmate attributes
Opinion: More to Lowellville than playmate attributes EDITOR: I am writing in response to an article
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason J. McQuiston, 23, of 189 Maple Drive, Boardman, and Rose
Union: Lack of strike pay for pickets affects lines
Leaders say the union can't afford to pay its nurses benefits for walking a picket line, so it can't
Woman found dead
Woman found dead CORTLAND -- Police are investigating the death of a 31-year-old Stahl Avenue
MERCER COUNTY State is on lookout for those owed unclaimed property
The Hermitage man's name turned up on a list of people the state is seeking so it can return their
Clerk faces theft, false-report charges
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police have charged a Dairy Mart clerk with making false reports and theft after
GAIL WHITE Book explores the sweet success in Isaly's history
Working for the Western Pennsylvania Historical Society, Brian Butko of Pittsburgh touches history
NORTH JACKSON Asbestos found at school will add to repair costs
School officials fear the cost of the repairs may put them back into fiscal emergency. By IAN
Boccieri takes look at office
Perhaps the Republican Party will rethink a redistricting plan because of this announcement, a state
COLUMBIANA CO. Officials OK plan to annex
Fecal material found at sample sites far exceeds a state limit. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Civic center ads
Civic center ads YOUNGSTOWN -- The board overseeing the proposed downtown civic center agreed
Five hurt when youth wrecked his car
ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- Three brothers and two other people were injured in a car accident early today.
Columbiana man reports theft of car
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Columbiana man who was in town reportedly to buy crack cocaine lost his 1993
Public health emergency warrants state funding
Opinion: It was an impressive show of community caring in a crisis that had parents and children in
GETTING IT RIGHT
Kelly Colla, who operated N.E. Colla & amp; Sons Barber Shop on Southern Boulevard until he
WARREN Man pleads innocent to manslaughter charge
Police say they are not sure what spurred the fight but said they believe the suspect and victim had
LISA NEELD JOHN SEMAN
LISA NEELD JOHN SEMAN GIRARD -- The wedding of Lisa Marie Neeld and John Andrew Seman took place
HUBBARD Council eyes plan on flood damage
The flood area is generally along Mud Run, through the middle of Hubbard. By TIM YOVICH
NANCY BARON KIM MACKEY
NANCY BARON KIM MACKEY YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park provided the
Web site to list sexual offenders
All three levels of sexual offenders will be listed on the sheriff's Web site. By BOB JACKSON
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XHome Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at 4 p.m. Sunday at the
TRUMBULL COUNTY Savings soar with new post
Agency heads and elected officials alike will be bidding jointly for supplies to save money. By
AMERITECH GRANTS Technology and education
The following Youngstown-area organizations received Ameritech grants totaling $63,600 through the
BROOKFIELD Officials still seek answers in explosion
Investigators were not able to speak to one of the men injured in the blast. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
CYNTHIA BELL JOSEPH MARTIN
CYNTHIA BELL JOSEPH MARTIN AUSTINTOWN -- Abundant Harvest Church was the setting at 1 p.m. June 2
SECOND THOUGHTS
Opinion: Washington Post: Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, in a speech Monday in Minneapolis, expressed anxiety
JENNIFER AULICINO WILLIAM LOFTUS
JENNIFER AULICINO WILLIAM LOFTUS YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Jennifer Lee Aulicino and William
Pet adoption
Pet adoption BOARDMAN -- Animal Appeal of Sharpsville will have a display of dogs and cats
Local man honored as a Vietnam hero
Of 400 U.S. troops who fought in Pleiku on Nov. 17, 1965, 155 were killed in the bloodiest one-day
FRANCINE DILULLO MICHAEL BARKER
FRANCINE DILULLO MICHAEL BARKER NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Michael Barker, 174 Country Green Drive,
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Jeff and Kathy Gill, 5445 Leetonia Road, Leetonia, boy, July 5. Joseph and Judith
BRISTOL LIBRARY Children pack their bags for reading adventures
A professional ventriloquist will be on hand July 16. BRISTOLVILLE -- With library cards as
Man steals money from Dollar store
ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- Police say a Dollar General store employee took $3,000 from a store cash
JODY MYERS BRIAN KLASE
JODY MYERS BRIAN KLASE GIRARD -- St. Rose Church was the setting at 3 p.m. June 1 as wedding vows
NILES Police will crack down at red lights
Traffic accidents and complaints prompted increased enforcement. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
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SALEM Jubilee to end after this year
The chamber could find no one willing to sponsor the future festivals. SALEM -- The 20th annual
FARRELL Judge finds ex-mayor innocent of harassment
The complaint was filed by the child's father, who doesn't live with the child. FARRELL, Pa. --
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Thomas Nemeth, 47,
Salem council to give workers pay raise
SALEM -- More than a dozen city employees have a new labor contract that provides for an 11.75
Park programs look at wildlife, Christmas
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. -- An early taste of the holidays is coming to McConnell's Mill State Park on U.S.
Lamaze birthing class
xxxxx CANFIELD -- A one-day Lamaze birthing class will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 14 at