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MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert W. Biel, 35, of 2471 Chaney Circle, Youngstown, and
LEETONIA Police chief seeks more dispatchers
Turnover is high among part-timers who leave for full-time opportunities. By NANCY TULLIS
Traffic study under way
Traffic study under way GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Motorists visiting Grove City Outlet Shops at state
Cards qualify for coaches tournament
CANFIELD -- The Canfield High tennis team defeated North Canton Hoover 3-2 Tuesday to win the
Man shot in ankle
Man shot in ankle YOUNGSTOWN -- Damon Jefferson, 26, of East Dewey Avenue received treatment at
COLUMBIANA CO. Board to weigh response to order
An Ohio Supreme Court appeal or a settlement are among the options being weighed. By NORMAN LEIGH
WARREN Former visitors bureau exec files lawsuit to get job back
The plaintiff says the board should be stopped from firing employees. WARREN -- The former
TRUMBULL COUNTY Awards
Dr. Roger Kahn, director of the state Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation's DNA
Ohio senators face shake-up
If Sen. Jeffords crosses party lines, the power shift will have little effect on Senate operations,
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY The persistence of the call brings man to priesthood
At 62, Joe Zamary will become a Catholic priest -- something he's been waiting to do his whole life.
BOARDMAN Better than a stereo
By VERONICA GORLEY VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- Two hot pop musicians. Ten excited teens.
Taliban and Nazis have far too much in common
Opinion: In its relentless attacks on human rights, Afghanistan's ruling Taliban militia -- not content with
YOUNGSTOWN Doctor's lawsuit seeks $20 million from Anthem
The doctor says his contract was canceled despite low costs and high success rate. YOUNGSTOWN -- A
NESHANNOCK TOWNSHIP Supervisors still waiting for new street names
Residents were asked to name the roads they live on to aid 911 emergency crews. By VIRGINIA ROSS
AYERS STREET Fed up, then owning up
An East Side man set fire to the house, then tried to douse it with a garden hose. By BOB JACKSON
TENNIS Boys from Howland, Ursuline and Canfield ready for state tournament
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT COLUMBUS -- Canfield High's Shalin Shah and Chris Kuppler, the Division I
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Supreme Court dismisses Lordi's appeal
The former commissioner said the case has been a mental, physical and financial strain. By BOB
House should follow Senate and pass insurance measure
Opinion: The overwhelming vote in the Senate for a bill designed to address the problems created by recent
Taking puppy, love to an ill child
A desperate New Jersey mother got her message answered all the way from the Mahoning Valley. By
Hours-of-service law should apply to nurses
Opinion: Hours-of-service law should apply to nurses EDITOR: It seems that everyone has an opinion as to
A new way to send information to us
A new way to send information to us YOUNGSTOWN -- The Vindicator has added an e-mail address so
TRUMBULL COUNTY Former director files suit
The plaintiff says the board should be stopped from firing employees. WARREN -- The former
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Regional baseball
DIVISION I Where: Thurman Munson Memorial Stadium, Canton. Schedule: Friday -- Mayfield (24-4) vs.
Former official files suit to get job back
WARREN -- The former executive director of the Trumbull County Convention and Vistors Bureau wants
Warren fire chief goes on extended sick leave
Warren fire chief goes on extended sick leave WARREN -- Fire Chief Jay Mulligan has placed himself
Message aimed at students
AUSTINTOWN -- If more teen-age drivers buckled up every time they get in the car, fewer front-seat
RESULTS Safety by the numbers
Results of the three-month Mahoning Safe Communities campaign: In February: Average seat-belt use
WARREN In 59 years, Rotarian was never tardy -- that is, until they threw him a party
In nearly 60 years he's never missed a Rotary meeting. By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR
LOWELLVILLE Couple bears up after fire
The Kolats lost everything when their trailer burned early this month. By PHIL NOVAK VINDICATOR
HERMITAGE City selling land for the widening of state Route 18
PennDOT will pay the city more than $130,000 for two strips of land. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
NILES City officials work on plan to supply water to GM plant
GM is asking the state for worker training grants and tax incentives. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Other council action
City council members dealt with these issues Wednesday: During a special meeting, approved a fact
McVeigh lawyers get more FBI documents
McVeigh lawyers get more FBI documents WASHINGTON -- Hundreds more pages of FBI investigative
K.O. DRUGS BOXING RESULTS
UNDERCLASS (9TH-10TH GRADE) Bantamweight Juan Vega (Campbell Memorial, 3-0) won by default.
PROFILE Lynn M. Cavalier
Name: Lynn M. Cavalier. Hometown: North Canton, now living in New Wilmington, Pa. Occupation:
Grants for public water
Grants for public water HILLSVILLE, Pa. -- People with low or moderate incomes could be eligible
MVSD Ex-director of board to defend self in lawsuit
'What do I need a lawyer for?' the former MVSD board director asked. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Road project is expected to begin in summer
LISBON -- A nearly $1 million road improvement project is expected to begin this summer for a busy
MAHONING VALLEY Officials promote seat-belt campaign
The stepped-up enforcement runs Friday through Memorial Day. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Humane Society removes 6 dogs, 4 cats
SANDY LAKE, Pa. -- The Humane Society of Mercer County, armed with a search warrant, has seized six
REGIONAL TRACK & amp; FIELD Page leads area pack of qualifiers
The Hubbard junior won the shot put on the first day of regional competition. By MARK W. MILLER
WARREN Packard out of luck in asking for liquor license
No more liquor licenses are available in the city. By JENNINE ZELEZNIK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Film has lots of flash but offers far too little substance
The main characters of 'Pearl Harbor' are too one-dimensional to give soul to the film's love
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LEADERS AMONG WOMEN Utility exec wins ATHENA
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER WARREN -- Lynn Cavalier has always been a
WARREN Officials appoint former critic to children services board
Atty. John Leopardi had criticized the board after a term as a member. WARREN -- Atty. John
HOWLAND New dog law draws ire, support of residents
A local attorney promises to represent violators for free. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Lisa Jones and Robert L. Burney, 46 E. Judson Ave., Youngstown, girl, May 21
EDUCATION Bill would require use of U.S. steel
There is no money for school construction projects in the education bill. By DAVID SKOLNICK
OHIO HOUSE Measure to affect policy for hiring
This is the first bill introduced by the freshman legislator. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR