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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XTri-County Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet Aug. 7 at
Slow-pitch fades into sunset
Fast-pitch has become popular while there has been a decline in the area's men's and women's
Don't trample Bill of Rights on way to save the flag
Opinion: The House of Representatives is again calling for a constitutional amendment to ban flag-burning.
The festival continues today and Sunday.
The festival continues today and Sunday. By ASHLEY POWERS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD --
NY-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers snap losing streak
Mahoning Valley put together a solid all-around performance in beating Hudson Valley 6-1. By BILL
Workers reinstated
Workers reinstated CHAMPION -- The governing board of Trumbull Career and Technical Center has
Calmer Traficant demands tapes
The congressman didn't bother to let the government know where to deliver 35 boxes of evidence that
Police continue break-in investigation
Police continue break-in investigation WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Southwest Regional police said
SALEM JUBILEE Events
All events will be on the stage at Broadway Avenue and East State Street unless otherwise noted.
Mary Hernandez, Angel Perez plan summer wedding
YOUNGSTOWN -- Consuelo and Fortunato N. Hernandez, 917 Franklin Ave., are announcing plans for the
YOUNGSTOWN Local psalmist sacrifices for Jesus with first Christian music CD
The vocalist said she gives her singing 110 percent. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT YOUNGSTOWN -- She's
Police probe report of dumped watch box
Police probe report of dumped watch box WASHINGTON -- Troubles mounted Friday for Rep. Gary
BOXING Warren's Hanshaw defeats Nigerian
The crowd was solidly behind Hanshaw. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CANTON -- Tony "The
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE The Italian Fest continues from 3 to 11 p.m. today and 12:15 to 10 p.m. Sunday at the
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & amp; softball
BASEBALL Tri-T Colt (ages 15-17) East Palestine Venezia Auto Sales 7, Struthers Davis &
Parents announce Sherman-Lesko engagement
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Budd and Thomas L. Lesko, all of Boardman, announce the
ALTIERE CAMPAIGN FINANCES Party insider says he wasn't a donor
By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A Weathersfield
NOTEBOOK Items of interest
It's done: The Scrappers wiped out a 10-game losing streak, the longest of their three-year tenure
HUBBARD TWP. Coonce seeks plea bargain
The township police chief says he didn't fix traffic tickets. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside Dusty L. Tovtin and Jon K. Blystone, 840 Dean St., Youngstown, boy, July
NORTH JACKSON School walls to get repairs
The job will cost about $30,000, the architect says. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NORTH
LORDSTOWN School district and union settle unfair labor practice complaint
SERB is expected to consider the agreement next month. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES
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SALEM Red Cross training revised to fit national guidelines
The local chapter received a donation of CPR mannequins from the National Automobile Dealers
YOUNGSTOWN After no-contest pleas, Da-Bing is set to reopen for business
The law director says the city's witnesses didn't show up for Thursday's hearing. By IAN HILL
GIRARD Police chief wants escape to be investigated
Police say they were never asked to watch the prisoner. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
is this gal's best friend
BY JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN -- Barb (Nick) Ballestrino, admitting she was
WARREN SCHOOLS District hopes for funding
The district could raze all the buildings but one when funds become available. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Grant from Gates Foundation adds 60 computers to library branches
YOUNGSTOWN -- Sixty computers from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have been installed in
POLICE CALLS Girard, Liberty
Summary of police activity: GIRARD July 14 Theft: A chain saw and keys were stolen from a
Widow awarded $55,000 in back payments for husband's death
YOUNGSTOWN -- An 81-year-old widow of a retired U.S. Steel electrician was awarded about $55,000 in
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard D. Spencer Jr., 33, of 10894 Mahoning Ave., North
Nurses ratify contract
Nurses will receive pay raises of 4 percent a year. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR
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PULASKI TOWNSHIP, PA. Adult store appeals denial of permits
The bookstore owner's attorneys claim the township law is unconstitutional. By LAURE CIOFFI
UWeathersfield Schools Superintendent Rocci Adduci said the school board increased his salary by
UWeathersfield Schools Superintendent Rocci Adduci said the school board increased his salary by
Doreen Quear, John J. Valley to wed Aug. 25
The engagement of Doreen Audrey Quear, Johnson Circle, Hillsville, Pa., and John Joseph Valley, 1642
Tylenol was the top selling pain pill last year, with sales of $469.6 million; Advil came in second
Tylenol was the top selling pain pill last year, with sales of $469.6 million; Advil came in second
Goins-Sferra wedding is set for Sept. 1
CAMPBELL -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Gretchen Meschelle Goins, daughter of
BOARDMAN Kind cops cheer up young theft victim
The mother said the girl learned a valuable lesson. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN McKelvey's attorney files protest against candidacy
The independent candidate doesn't think a person has to live in Youngstown to run for the city's
VIENNA Air Force probes credit card use
The public affairs officer said the base commander will be willing to talk after the probe. By
Parents announce Rencewicz and Demsey troth
WARREN -- The Rev. and Mrs. John Rencewicz II of 317 Belmont Ave. N.W., announce the engagement of
Loan approved for Pulaski sewage system
The money will pay for design and engineering work. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A loan from the
PEOPLE
PEOPLE Farewell celebration YOUNGSTOWN -- A farewell celebration for the Rev. Gary Frost and his
SCHEDULE Bible school
Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 388 E. Midlothian Blvd., Youngstown. Theme: Beach Trek. Classes: Age 3