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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Noble-Rankin wedding set for early September
LIBERTY -- Announcement of the engagement of Kristen Noble of Liberty and Timothy Rankin of
OHSAA: Ashland best for softball
In the 24 years that the Ohio High School Athletic Association has staged softball tournaments,
BANKRUPTCY COURT Lenders will pay bill for CSC's electric usage
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Star Forge, which employs 90 on steel mill site, continues to
MAHONING COUNTY Judge mulls new trial for woman
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- A judge will decide this week
MTV, GET SMART ABOUT 'JACKASS'
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: MTV has a program called "Jackass" that is so dumb, it's dangerous. The premise
BAZETTA Budget worries chief
The police chief says he will ask the sheriff's department to help provide protection. By PEGGY
Girls bring knives to middle school
Girls bring knives to middle school YOUNGSTOWN -- Three girls who brought knives to East Middle
BOARDMAN Cops probe jewel theft
Police are looking into the possible sale of the jewelry. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
LIBERTY Cop sues township to regain captain rank
The suit says the former chief does not deserve a captain's position. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK and
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James E. Brown, legal age, 41 North Bruce St., Youngstown, and
Young-LaRosa wedding plans are announced
BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Danielle Diane Young and David William LaRosa, both of Boardman, is
LAWRENCE COUNTY Government center to add another parking lot
A survey revealed residents want countywide police and fire protection. By LAURE CIOFFI
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MAHONING COUNTY Council discusses moving court
Councilmen want to talk over the terms of the lease with county commissioners. By PETER H.
BANKRUPTCY COURT Lenders will pay CSC's electric bill
YOUNGSTOWN -- Lenders for CSC Ltd. have agreed to pay Ohio Edison $320,634 for electricity the
AUSTINTOWN Pupils graduate from D.A.R.E. program
Pupils say the program teaches them how to say no. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
ON CAMPUS College news & amp; notes
Wooster: Brianne Diorio, a freshman on the softball team from Cardinal Mooney High, was selected to
AUSTINTOWN Hearing set in case of Internet deception
Customers from around the world never got the computers they ordered. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
FORUM HEALTH Company, nurses to meet for bargaining outside area
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Forum Health and representatives of its striking nurses
Is Angelo the best the Valley can do?
Opinion: Trumbull County Commissioner Joseph Angelo, convicted Monday of attempted gambling, says he wants to
WARREN Dog catchers to use a new kind of Net
Officials hope the Internet will boost dog license sales. WARREN -- Dog licenses, lost animal
Niles School District asks for sale of house
Niles School District asks for sale of house WARREN -- Niles School District wants a judge to
Work to begin on village intersection
LISBON -- Work is expected to begin next summer on an estimated $1.75 million project intended to
WARREN Youths in lockup grow garden, gain perspective
The seeds were provided by a grant. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
Mayor considers safety chief candidates
Mayor considers safety chief candidates SALEM -- A new city safety director is expected to be
HEALTH THREAT 5,800 to get shots
Officials are proceeding with vaccinations after test results in one case were delayed. STAFF/WIRE
Summer camp
Summer camp YOUNGSTOWN -- The Salvation Army Worship and Service Center, 1501 Glenwood Ave., will
The Miracle GRADUATE
By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Tony Villio wasn't supposed to survive the
STEEL DUMPING Valley student to speak at rally
A local teen is one of just five people speaking at a steel rally in Washington today. By DON
ST. ELIZABETH HEALTH CENTER Attorneys apologize for infant death suit
The couple's lawyer dismissed the complaint once he realized it had no merit. By BOB JACKSON
FITNESS from the First Family
Cardinal Mooney obtained equipment used in the White House by President Clinton and his staff. By
SCHEDULE Avalanche vs. Devils
STANLEY CUP FINALS (Best-of-7) May 26 Colorado 5, New Jersey 0 May 29 New Jersey 2,
1 adult, 2 children admitted to hospital after house fire
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two young children and an adult who was with them are hospitalized after a Tuesday
YSU Sweet selects finance chief
The university also announced the start of a new program to help prevent at-risk students from
DISEASE OUTBREAK Calls flood line
Students and staff from six area high schools will get the shots Friday. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
GAIL WHITE Proof of woman's knowledge hangs in hearts
At 102 years old, Marie Christian has one regret. "If I had my life to live over, I would have gone
SCHEDULE Lakers vs. 76ers
NBA FINALS (Best-of-7) Today Philadelphia at Los Angeles Lakers, 9 p.m. Friday
Parents announce Creed-Gentry engagement
BERLIN CENTER -- The engagement of Carrie A. Creed, 12455 Leffingwell Road, and Eric C. Gentry, 123
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Thomas and Susan Babinec, 176 Creed St., Struthers, girl, June 5. James and Pamela
MUSIC SERIES Schedule
Friday: Guys Without Ties June 15: Herb Seelbach Dixieland Band June 22: Top Notes, directed by Dr.
LORDSTOWN Schools chief advises keeping nurse position
Some worried parents criticized elimination of the nurse position. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Police substation to open in township
The new site will let officers reach out to the community, the chief said. By IAN HILL
LIQUOR CONTROL Transfers
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these local liquor permit transfers.
Jeffords defection should be seen as a warning to conservative Republicans
Opinion: Jeffords defection should be seen as a warning to conservative Republicans EDITOR: When Vermont
Getting high on the high jump and other successes
Opinion: The girls athletic program at Boardman High School had plenty to cheer over the weekend, what with
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown Felony warrants for Nicole Corbett are the focus of Crime
WARREN Have a song with your lunch
The Noon in the Park series returns for another year. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WAMPUM, PA. Write-in candidate beats mayor in spring primary
The current mayor is planning his own write-in campaign for the November election. By LAURE CIOFFI
OUR GOOD COOKS Soule food never gets stale
This Valley native discovered a taste for standards such as cheese grits and creole while living