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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
WORTH A LOOK
CAR WASHES XBoardman Band Flagline will hold a car wash from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Chili's
Smolko-Jones engagement is announced
Carrie Elizabeth Smolko, 12766 State Line Road, Petersburg, and Paul Michael Jones, 3032 Spring
Parents announce Quereau-Scarsella engagement
The engagement of Lehna Quereau and Joseph Scarsella, both of 63 Wilson St., Struthers, is announced
COLUMBIANA CORNER Bored kids can find work to do on area farms
Lamenting last week about vandalism at the Columbiana County Fairgrounds, Renae Unkefer of the
Objects possibly water
Objects possibly water Scientists have discovered what appears to be a swarm of icy comets
WEST FARMINGTON Arson spree shocks town; juveniles suspected
The fires were all set within a 2-block area. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WEST
MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES
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COLUMBIANA FAIR Take on some tough trucks
From a combine demolition derby to an Amish rock 'n' roll band, this year's fair offers something
HOWELL'S CASES
HOWELL'S CASES Municipal court The sequence of Zachary T. Howell's cases that have been pending
LOOKING GOOD: Bernadette Marsico, left, of Niles, styles the hair of Virginia Lewis, also of Niles.
LOOKING GOOD: Bernadette Marsico, left, of Niles, styles the hair of Virginia Lewis, also of Niles.
St. Rose Church to have annual festival
GIRARD -- The annual St. Rose Church festival will be Friday through Sunday in the church parking
Career center offering open enrollment
Career center offering open enrollment The Gordon D. James Career Center in Lordstown now offers
LITTLE LEAGUE Boardman West steps up to plate
The team continues state tournament play against the District 11 champion Wednesday in Eaton. By
ONE-ON-ONE | Richard Wootten Painter's work focused on the simple and familiar
Q. When did the Burchfield Homestead Museum open and how's it doing? A. We opened in August 1999.
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Mahoning County Planning Commission, 1 p.m., 50 Westchester Drive, Youngstown.
Talk of pay raise at YSU reveals major blind spot
Opinion: What could Youngstown State University trustees have been thinking last week when they broached the
LPGA lacks full field of players
The 2001 Giant Eagle LPGA Classic officially gets underway today, and for just the fourth time in
CAMPBELL Council candidate is off ballot
The former candidate said a board of elections employee told him there were no problems with the
Man reports thefts
Man reports thefts SALEM -- Police reported this morning that a Jennings Avenue man told them
Keeping track of your stuff
Opinion: Thank goodness the FBI doesn't issue sunglasses or key chains. Can you imagine how many of those
Building owner pleads no contest
Building owner pleads no contest STRUTHERS -- Kimberly M. Stocker of Fifth Street, Poland, pleaded
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A felony warrant for Jennette E. Belin is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Hudson Valley Renegades (18-14) at Scrappers (8-25) When: 7:05. Radio/TV: WBBW-AM (1240).
MAHONING VALLEY Train preparations include spill drill
An estimated 300 million shipments of hazardous materials are made in the United States each year.
Vice president could foot his own energy bill
Opinion: Vice president could foot his own energy bill EDITOR: At first glance the request of the
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EVENTS Columbiana County Fair
Gate admission: Adults $5; 3-12, $3; children under 3, free. Times and places are subject to change.
PROFILE Richard Wootten
Age: 66 Hometown: Cleveland. Occupation: Retired newspaper writer and editor whose career
An estimated 300 million shipments of hazardous materials take place in the United States each year.
An estimated 300 million shipments of hazardous materials take place in the United States each year.
COVERING All Dimensions
Customers can get their hair and nails done at the gym. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
PULASKI TOWNSHIP, PA. Officials consider zoning law amendments
No changes will be made until they are advertised and a public hearing is held. By LAURE CIOFFI
GAME TIME Tuesday
Who: Pirates (Ritchie 6-9) at Cubs (Tavarez 6-6). When: 8:05 p.m. Radio/TV: FOX Sports
YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN JUDGE BLAMES SYSTEM FOR BLOWN TRIAL DEADLINE YOUNGSTOWN Judge blames the system for
NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Up from Burlington: The new face in the Scrappers' lineup is that of Brian Kirby, who arrived from
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Dissolutions asked Susan M. Scott and Harold N. Scott Jr. Melody J. Beall and
EMERGENCY CREWS Technological advances can turn would-be tragedy into triumph
The Columbine High School tragedy sparked interest in new ways of preparing for emergency
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Mickey's Message(W Irvine)4.403.002.20 A K A Willis(D
SCRAPPERS Routine helps relieve rigors
Despite Sunday's 3-2 loss to Hudson Valley, the team is playing better. By BRIAN RICHESSON
By PATRICIA MEADE
By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- For 91/2 months, Zachary T. Howell's