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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Gunshots reported
Gunshots reported YOUNGSTOWN -- Two female Rural Metro Ambulance medics were shot at six to eight
SUMMER HOURS Mahoning County libraries
Locations and summer hours for The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County facilities
LORDSTOWN GM still mulling over plans for revamp
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN Plans for the GM Lordstown plant remodel are in process, but officials
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Mother's Day provides a time to remember
On Mother's Day, we loaded my mom's wheelchair into my sister's van and headed to Rockefeller Park
FINALS CARD KO Drugs boxing tournament
UNDERCLASS DIVISION (9th-10th graders) Bantamweight -- Juan Vega (Campbell, 3-0) vs. Matt Ramun
WARREN At center, teens get attention
The center provides transportation for teens who don't live nearby. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW State softball
Who: Boardman (28-3) vs. Hilliard Davidson (29-3). What: Division I state semifinal. When: 12:30
Friendship Day
Friendship Day Heather Vance Friendship Day for pediatric cancer patients and their families will
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Teacher charged in murder plot
Others may be charged in the conspiracy, the sheriff says. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, board of trustees personnel
School board planning
School board planning HOWLAND -- The board of education will conduct a special meeting at 8 a.m.
KO DRUGS BOXING Final bell is about to ring
Wednesday is championship fight night at old Liberty High School. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
NILES Eighth-graders' project picked for U.S. show
The eighth-graders' project is one of 10 from across the country to be displayed at the National
NEW CASTLE Getting a read on summer
Well-known county residents will be dressed in storybook costumes as part of the summer reading
WARREN Leader of union hopes TMH avoids nurses strike
Forum Health's Trumbull nurses earn less than those in Mahoning, so parity will be a contract issue
LIBERTY POLICE Ex-captain appeals move
The interim chief eased her duties somewhat, but the former captain says the workload is still
GIRARD Test results in wake of illness lead to revamping in school
The testing found mold, fungus and bacteria in the carpeting and a lack of fresh air. By DENISE
WKBN RADIO Traficant says he'll stay mum on case
About 50 protesters greeted the congressman outside the radio station today. By DAVID SKOLNICK
CLASS B BASEBALL Astro's offense highlights holiday action
Roth Brothers, Youngstown Express, W.W. Heating and Livi were also winners. STRUTHERS -- Astro
SUMMER READING Lawrence County
What: Animal Odyssey, a free kickoff to summer reading programs at the county libraries. When: 10
DIVISION I SOFTBALL Boardman doesn't back down on its way to state
Coach Bill Amero made sure his players were primed for the tournament grind. By TOM WILLIAMS
YOUNGSTOWN Development center has eye on expansion
The Potential Development Center will soon be encouraging communication and other skills with a
YOUNGSTOWN Paving of 58 streets to begin soon
Other paving projects also are happening, one new and the other resuming from last year. By ROGER
Another administration gives steel industry short shrift
Opinion: The Clinton administration abandoned American steel workers and the American steel industry in their
No room for prior restraint
Opinion: Thirty years ago, The New York Times began publishing what came to be known as the "Pentagon
Electricity goes out
Electricity goes out BOARDMAN -- Nearly 900 homes and businesses lost power for 90 minutes Monday
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Aaron Bates, 24, of 8220 Middlefield, and Chandra Harper, 29,
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Tino and Michelle Merlo, 112 Muirfield, Warren, girl, May 27. Thomas and Suzanne
Devils' horror film
Devils' horror film While watching videotape of his team's miserable Game 1 performance in the
Separated living has many causes
The area has a good recipe for segregated life, a researcher on population trends said. YOUNGSTOWN
YOUNGSTOWN Black, Jewish teens head to D.C. for mission
The teens will also meet with one of Ohio's senators and members of U.S. Rep. James A Traficant
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TEENS AND TRUCKS
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By PETER H. MILLIKEN
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BELOIT -- Grief-stricken parents in this small,