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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Best brows in Hollywood get star treatment from stylists
Stylists on the West Coast cater to celebrity clients. Great celebrity brows of the moment include
STRUTHERS Police captain sues city for not defending him
The original suit claims the officers told Kaufmann's workers they were required to turn over the
Police seek 2 men in slashing, robbery of woman in bank lot
AUSTINTOWN -- Township police are looking for the man who robbed and slashed a Youngstown woman at a
Richard, other former champs score well
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- As the final round of the Giant Eagle LPGA
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE Scrappers lose 3-2 to N.J., split series
Mahoning Valley moves on to Hudson Valley for a game tonight. AUGUSTA, N.J. -- The Mahoning Valley
Ohioans feel right at home in Giant Eagle LPGA Classic
Suzy Green, Marianne Morris and Laurel Kean all had their best finish of the season. By JOE SCALZO
WARREN Job's pay, duties raise concerns
The question is whether the proposed salary is too high for the new job. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
WASHINGTON DeWine backs pediatric drug testing
The act gives brand-name companies an exclusive share of the market for six months. By MEGAN
Talks take fast lane at TMH
Negotiations between Forum Health and Trumbull Memorial nurses have begun on a positive note, a
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW? Biologically speaking, women are sounder sleepers than men. Even as they age, women
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Syed Rizvi and Nazia Masih, 7544 Market St., Bldg. 2, Apt. 4, Youngstown,
Antique machines will be at local fairs
Local emergency officials think they're prepared for any major accident at the Canfield Fair. By
BOWLING BPAA recognizes industry leaders
The organization named Best Practices recipients at the International Bowl Expo. The Bowling
Woman dies in crash
Woman dies in crash CHAMPION -- A 20-year-old Champion woman died Sunday in a one-vehicle crash in
LISBON Search to continue for missing woman
Investigators have other locations in mind. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON --
SWITZERLAND
Opinion: Neue Luzerner Zeitung, Lucerne, July 24: The Kyoto Protocol has been rescued. But those who warned
Life-saving gift from small package
Sophie Avery hopes her story will be the impetus for formation of an umbilical cord blood bank in
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Associated Press
Associated Press AWAITING RESULTS: Addyson D'Ostroph, 10 months, waits with her mother, Jeana, for
DID YOU KNOW ... Sleeping facts
Biologically speaking, women are sounder sleepers than men. Even as they age, women have the
Llama on the loose
Llama on the loose HUBBARD -- The Trumbull County Animal Welfare League is trying to capture a
BOXING Whitaker's loss means he must sit out show
The Warren native had to be cut from the Aug. 17 event at the Eastwood Expo Center. By SAL MARINO
For Dorothy, there's no place like the Valley
This year's tournament produced a record donation of $455,000 to Mahoning Valley Sports Charities.
Crafters sought for fest
Crafters sought for fest LIBERTY -- The township is seeking quality crafters to participate in
TIPS ON LASHES
TIPS ON LASHES Mascara dos and don'ts Experts offer the following list of mascara dos and
ELKTON Official opposes prison escape siren
A county official says he's pleased with steps prison authorities have taken to try to prevent
Green's fate is sealed by missed chip shot
Tammie Green needed a birdie to force a playoff with Dorothy Delasin, but was 2 feet wide. By
YOUNGSTOWN Witness jailed after his absence at trial
The witness will be segregated from other inmates and get paid $25 for each day he's held in jail.
No worries on this day
VIENNA -- Clint Begay is a study in contrasts. He's a Native American who Sunday wore a ball cap
Delasin starting to make this a habit
Her reaction to victory was another example of why fans here have taken to her. By PETE MOLLICA
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp. Board of Directors meeting,
NILES HERITAGE Old piano finds a new home in museum
Heritage Day runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Ward-Thomas Museum. By DENISE DICK
FORUM HEALTH Talks take fast lane at TMH
Negotiations between Forum Health and Trumbull Memorial nurses have begun on a positive note, a
Steinhauer just along for the ride as leaders battled down stretch
She tied for fourth place with Becky Iverson, Janice Moodie and Dina Ammaccapane By BRIAN
GIANT EAGLE LPGA CLASSIC NOTEBOOK From Squaw Creek Country Club
Toughest hole: For the third straight round, the par-4, 367-yard No. 3 hole was toughest to play.
Bitter pill will be good for Lordstown schools
Opinion: State Auditor Jim Petro has a message for officials of the financially troubled Lordstown School
Hermitage man dies in copter crash
\TITUSVILLE, Pa. (AP) -- A man killed in an ultralight gyrocopter crash at Titusville Airport died
COLUMBIANA CORNER Sheriff expresses hope, frustration in search
Columbiana County Sheriff Dave Smith voiced both hope and frustration Friday regarding the efforts
BEATING THE HEAT Sleepless in summer? Rest easier
It's not easy to conquer the summer slumber blues. By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MAHONING COUNTY EMA awaits move to new home
Bids could be opened next week and the project finished by November. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
District will use grant to refurbish play area
The playground is usable, but in need of a touch up By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
LEETONIA Officials hope GEI will breathe life into Columbiana County
A German company picked Leetonia as one of 10 U.S. sites to visit. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
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
Pak still happy with effort
She said an inconsistency with a driver could happen to anybody. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
ONE-ON-ONE | Keith Kaiser Assistant horticulture director shows off green thumb
Q: What are the responsibilities of the assistant horticulture director? A: My job currently is to
Enforce current laws to clean up Youngstown
Opinion: Enforce current laws to clean up Youngstown EDITOR: I am writing in regards to a recent article
By PETE MOLLICA
By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF VIENNA -- For the second straight year, Dorothy Delasin