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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Two cases, two punishments raise question of what's just
Opinion: When Ohio executed Jay D, Scott last week at Southern Ohio Correctional Facility at Lucasville, it
HERMITAGE School board OKs revised budget plan
The school board is also taking more than $600,000 from its savings to balance the plan. By HAROLD
PARK FUN Lake tours
Where: The programs take place at McDanel's Launch on the North Shore of Lake Arthur. The majority
PACKARD HALL Panel works on strategy
The deadline for the plan is next week. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
YOUNGSTOWN Loss is possibly $2 million in Midwest Steel & amp; Alloy fire
The cause of the fire was not known this morning. YOUNGSTOWN -- Fire destroyed heavy equipment and
YOUNGSTOWN Kinship Care helps surrogate parents
The YMCA program helps relatives who are rearing children to find resources. By PHIL NOVAK
MAHONING COMMISSIONERS Vote on suspension of clerk scheduled
Commissioners are recommending five days off without pay for the clerk. By BOB JACKSON
MCDONALD SCHOOLS District to use diocese building for some pupils during renovation
Several parents objected to their sons' not being allowed to use the weight room this summer. By
Sharp-Clacko engagement is made known
Announcement of the engagement of Jennifer Michelle Sharp and Phillip Clacko Jr. is being made by
Kinnick-Dray nuptials planned for September
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frill, 8019 Hunters Cove, announce the engagement of their daughter,
WARREN City to provide summer employment for kids
The city will hire 15 to 20 kids. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- The
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY June 17 Drugs: A 39-year-old Salem man was arrested
Union workers deserve credit for productivity
Opinion: Union workers deserve credit for productivity EDITOR: The editorial concerning GM Lordstown
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Lanterman's Mill locker boy holds key to longevity
Three young women led me below Lanterman's Mill. As the temperature dropped, I shivered. Water
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Adam C. Guzman, 24, of 3553 Hunters Hill, Poland, and Danielle
Shoplifting suspect
Shoplifting suspect YOUNGSTOWN -- "No, really, I had the toilet paper in my purse when I came in
Krok-Leshinsky nuptials are set for late August
NILES -- Announcement is being made by Thomas and Kathy Krok, 1450 Pepperwood Drive, of the
ELIJAH'S LIFE, ELIJAH'S RACE
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: Elijah Van de Perre is a four-year-old boy. If he is like most children his
Exiting superintendent offers advice, support
Dr. Louis C. Mastrian said he is leaving the district in good shape academically, physically and
U.S. Merchant Marine too often ignored
Opinion: U.S. Merchant Marine too often ignored EDITOR: In the Saturday, June 9, Vindicator, an apology
MUSICAL MEMORIAL Bell choir resounds with the memory of a dynamic child
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NILES -- Christopher Grusha had a way of brightening
LISBON Company applies to build plant
It's expected to take months to navigate through the approval process, which will include a public
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Charles and Rebecca Etto, 1932 Pointview Ave., Youngstown, girl, June 18. James
PET PROJECT FOR ANIMAL LOVERS Can't PAY the vet? Bummer
By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF BROOKFIELD -- When Donald Shaw's cousin brought
CORTLAND Council OKs choice for city law director
The mayor will decide what to do with the lawsuit she filed. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
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TRUMBULL COUNTY Attorney requests hearing
The request has postponed the aggravated-murder trial, court officials said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
LISBON SCHOOLS Board discusses driver's ed
Wellsville schools have helped with the program in the past. By SUE DROTLEFF VINDICATOR
NEW CASTLE Suspect opts for deal after string of crimes
The man pleaded guilty in a shooting, a car wreck and an illegal drug sale. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A
YOUNGSTOWN Shakoor gets 18 years to life in prison for murder
The judge was disturbed at the way Shakoor took the law into his own hands. By BOB JACKSON
Wilmington schools plan
Wilmington schools plan NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- The Wilmington Area School Board has approved its
Amy Cheney to be bride of John Densevich
AUSTINTOWN -- Carol and John Densevich, 5554 Red Apple Drive, are announcing plans for the coming
ELLWOOD CITY More tests to be performed on baby's body
Additional charges could be filed pending more tests on the baby's body. By LAURE CIOFFI
GIRARD Company to research land for bike trail
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF GIRARD -- Mayor James Melfi has finally found a company
WARREN FBI serves subpoena to city for nine checks
The auditor said he doesn't know why the FBI wants copies of the checks. By AMANDA C. DAVIS and
Farrell High to get acting principal
FARRELL, Pa. -- Farrell High School will have an acting principal for the next school year. The
Leslie L. Hagg Trent A. Binger are engaged
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Leslie Lynn Hagg, 640 Sackett Ave., Cuyahoga Falls, and Trent Allen
TRUMBULL COUNTY Niles man pleads guilty in rape case
A 17-year-old also faces charges in the case. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Animal vaccination clinics are scheduled
Animal vaccination clinics are scheduled WARREN -- Animal rabies vaccination clinics will be
Women's Day theme
Women's Day theme STRUTHERS -- "New Dimensional Women Embracing a Holiness Tradition" will be the
The rare inherited disorder often starts in infancy. Here are some characteristics:
The rare inherited disorder often starts in infancy. Here are some characteristics: Affects about
Emergency sirens test
Emergency sirens test YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County Emergency Management Agency will test the
HOWLAND D.I.Y. to close remaining 6 stores
Competition led to the end of Boardman's store in 1999; the rest of the stores will follow. By
Hirsel-Ricchiuti wedding plans are revealed
WILLOUGHBY HILLS -- An autumn wedding is planned by Holly Lynn Hirsel, 27645 Bishop Park Drive, and
LIBERTY Rabbi touts cloning humans
A ban on human cloning would violate reproductive and scientific freedom, a medical ethicist says.
REUNIONS
XCampbell Memorial High School Class of 1942 will hold an informal reunion at 1:30 p.m. June 26 at
Bush should not forget Reagan's take on 'trust'
Opinion: Although he stopped short of describing Russian President Vladimir Putin as his soul mate, President
DAMASCUS Chief: Fire cause not found
The fertilizer plant and grain facility are operating, a Witmer's manager said. By NANCY TULLIS
Champion school board sets an additional holiday
CHAMPION -- In compliance with a negotiated agreement, the board of education has set July 3 as an
Taxes will rise in Sharpsville school district
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- The average residential property owner in the Sharpsville Area School District