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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
HUBBARD Travel plaza's plans remain on hold
Trustees will look into having the township join a countywide transit system. By SUSAN BERLIN
LOWELLVILLE Dispute over BFI divides officials
The mayor suggested BFI could provide free or cut-rate trash collection for village residents. By
WARREN Sign concerns prompt review
A Florida company has approval to erect 10 to 12 large billboards along Elm and Youngstown roads.
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD July 4 Warrant: Police arrested a 29-year-old Canfield
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers lose lead in eighth
Mahoning Valley starts a three-game home series Wednesday with Staten Island. JAMESTOWN, N.Y. -- A
Performance at library
Performance at library GIRARD -- Actress Carol Starre-Kmiecik will present a one-woman show as
NEW MIDDLETOWN Welker Park face-lift approved
A new stop sign is a safety matter, the police chief said. By JOYCE O'CONNELL VINDICATOR
We spy an injustice
Opinion: G-man-turned-spy Robert Hanssen got off easy. Hanssen was the vilest of spies, operating not out
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,
SHARON National Fuel Gas promises help with work on property
Company representatives said they were surprised by the ban preventing them from cutting into any
BOXING Youngstown native's contributions savored
Ralph Citro has a place in the sport's hall of fame. CANASTOTA, N.Y. -- Youngstown-born Ralph
TRUMBULL FAIR Schedule
TODAY Veterans' Day 1 p.m. Flower show opens 1p.m. to 5 p.m. Rides open 4 p.m. Firefighters' water
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New leader vows to correct errors
The agency could be returned to full strength in about a month. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
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By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU HANOVERTON -- Paul Zehentbauer likes to say he never
WARREN Keeping an eye on kids
Cameras will let officials know who is coming and going, the high school principal said. By PEGGY
YOUNGSTOWN LTV's local plants likely won't see cuts
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN All sides praise the labor deal but say much needs to be done for LTV
YOUNGSTOWN ARENA Panel recommends Cleveland law firm
The arena board will consider hiring the law firm at its Thursday meeting. By DAVID SKOLNICK
HERMITAGE School board appoints principal
She is the fourth of five administrative appointments being made before school starts. By HAROLD
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Associated Press REASON TO SMILE: General Electric chairman-elect Jeffrey R. Immelt grins as a
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Siblings are crowned junior fair king, queen
Siblings are crowned junior fair king, queen BAZETTA -- Howland siblings are junior fair king and
CANFIELD TWP. Residents complain of lake woes
A lake is clogged with silt and fish are dying, a resident said. CANFIELD -- Township residents
POLAND TWP. ATV patrol warns riders
So far, there have been six warnings issued. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Mystical labyrinth offers path of spiritual reflection
Down a tree-crowded road, through green fields and across from a quiet cemetery lies an intriguing
After chase, arrested man faces burglary, theft charges
AUSTINTOWN -- Police arrested a man who had been squatting in a vacant rental home, in the burglary
LOTTERY State-line frenzy: Big jackpots in Ohio, Pa. draw extra players
It's been more than 10 years since the Ohio Lottery jackpot exceeded $50 million. By SEAN BARRON
Niles mayor asks Girard to join others in system
Girard's initial share for a countywide transit system would be $11,000. By TIM YOVICH
Theft from house
Theft from house NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City police said they think two women kept an elderly area
Court sets trial date for Clinton's brother
Court sets trial date for Clinton's brother TORRANCE, Calif. -- Roger Clinton's trial on
Boardman cops consider driving while young a traffic offense
Opinion: Boardman cops consider driving while young a traffic offense EDITOR: Several weeks ago while
SEBRING Council acts to promote downtown revitalization
The focus is economic development, specifically a stronger tax base and tourism. By STEPHANIE
CRAIG BEACH Councilman pushes for mayor's ouster
Council will try to determine whether the mayor knew he had received a court notice. By IAN HILL
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Donald and Karen Warg, 7469 Huntington, #4, Youngstown, boy, July 9. Tamica
EAST LIVERPOOL Man jailed in standoff
The man threatened to kill himself or force the police to shoot him. EAST LIVERPOOL -- An East
Business phone lines show $5,484 in illegal overseas calls
AUSTINTOWN -- Someone used the phone lines at a local business to make $5,484 in illegal calls to
Wildlife officer kills black bear
ASHTABULA -- What state officials described as a "marauding" black bear was shot and killed by a
Car crashes into bar
Car crashes into bar YOUNGSTOWN -- After the car she was driving crashed into Irish Bob's at 3602
FORUM NURSES STRIKE Overtime still an issue, union says
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN The mandatory overtime issue hasn't gone away, the president of the
Howland siblings are fair royalty
BAZETTA -- Howland siblings are junior fair king and queen at the Trumbull County Fair. William
GIRARD Games, food, music to highlight festival
The traditional procession to honor the saint will take place at 10 a.m. Monday. GIRARD-- The
GIRARD Auditors postpone results
The mayor has not developed a long-term financial recovery plan -- he is awaiting recommendations
LIBERTY Panel to help pick new chief
The committee will discuss police department issues with chief candidates. By TIM YOVICH
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Milton Township Zoning Board of Appeals, 6:30 p.m., Milton Township Hall, 15990
Deputy wounded in shootout
The injured officer was hoping to go home from the hospital today. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
LTV. CORP.
LTV. CORP. Labor deal Highlights of a proposed labor deal between LTV and United Steelworkers of
Walking linked to mental function
Walking linked to mental function Women who walk regularly are less likely to experience memory
MERCER COUNTY Votino pleads guilty to charge of corrupting morals of minor
The educator admitted seducing and having sex with three female students. By HAROLD GWIN