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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
MAHONING VALLEY Calls to military duty put a squeeze on police units
New schedules are being implemented as police officers are pressed into active service. By NANCY
LOCAL
LOCAL Sharon, Sharpsville in playoff games The Sharon and Sharpsville high school football teams
APPLAUSE
APPLAUSE Program awards Two teachers each from Trumbull and Columbiana counties are among 80
Chamber: Counties' funding is equitable
A Trumbull commissioner said seed money brought funds for work at the air station and the regional
Pilots lead singer charged after fight
Pilots lead singer charged after fight LAS VEGAS -- The lead singer of the alternative rock band
AP file photo, Oct 18
AP file photo, Oct 18 UNUSUAL DESIGN: Workers add the stainless steel exterior to the Peter B.
EDUCATION State to honor 4 Valley teachers
The Center for the Teaching Profession allocated $160,000 for the grant program. By AMANDA C.
SCOREBOARD Week 10
SUNDAY'S GAMES N.Y. Jets 24, Miami 0 Seattle 23, Buffalo 20 Atlanta 23, Green Bay 20 Philadelphia
STATE
STATE GE Lighting designer to decorate D.C. tree EAST CLEVELAND -- A designer for GE Lighting in
AUSTINTOWN Police confiscate suspected cocaine, make arrests
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- Two people from Massachusetts and a man
Benefit dinner Sunday for ailing black union leader
Organizers say James Davis' life is a true example of blacks' struggle in the union. By JOHN W.
Much anticipated
Much anticipated Lennox Lewis' knockout of Hasim Rahman may have set up a megafight against
Terrorism here? Just be ready
Terrorism here? Just be ready The Mahoning Valley could be a target for terrorists looking to
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown Felony warrants for Robert L. Harris are the focus of Crime
ONE-ON-ONE | Ina Madison Faith carried her through tough early years at GM
What are your duties as training leader at GM? I coordinate and design training curriculum for
Changes help ease crowding, satisfying state's standards
Classes were conducted in previous years in the band room and library. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
HOWLAND Cruiser crash case to go to grand jury
The police officer's speeding was a contributing factor to the crash, the OSHP says. By PEGGY
YOUNGSTOWN Center to open shelter
The agency won several grants to build the windowless concrete and steel structure. By ROGER G.
FEDERAL FUNDS
FEDERAL FUNDS Who got what Here is a breakdown of federal discretionary dollars given to
Group set for Macy's parade
YOUNGSTOWN -- For the ninth consecutive year, The Youngstown Connection, a song and dance troupe
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Girard Board of Education, 6:30 p.m. high school auditorium. Building and Sites
COLUMBUS Taft's expected re-election bid awaiting O'Connor's plans
O'Connor has served as a Summit County judge. By JEFF ORTEGA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBUS
TERRORISM Expect long, extensive war, DeWine says
The senator says capturing Osama bin Laden won't end the war on terrorism. By IAN HILL
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Ashley Carter, 198 Clarencedale Ave., Boardman, boy, Nov. 15. David and Cynthia
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.602.75 Banc One, .84,36.6836.75 Clear Channel, 48.17
GETTING IT RIGHT
This is the correct photo of C. Reid Schmutz, president of the Youngstown State University
Public funds, private support create a thing of beauty
Opinion: In a true public-private partnership, the people of Poland as well as artists, craftsmen and
Agency workers to vote
Agency workers to vote WARREN -- Workers at the Trumbull County Child Support Enforcement Agency
COLUMBIANA Council to decide fate of annexation
Not everyone thinks a grocery store would be a welcome addition to the neighborhood. By NANCY
WITH INTEREST RATES SO LOW, WHAT SHOULD THE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR DO? PERSONAL FINANCE COLUMNIST
WITH INTEREST RATES SO LOW, WHAT SHOULD THE CONSERVATIVE INVESTOR DO? PERSONAL FINANCE COLUMNIST
Marshall won't be marsh mallow
It's hard to believe the Youngstown State University football season has come down to one remaining
COLUMBIANA CORNER Clerk workers show colors every Friday
Since the Sept. 11 terror attacks, people have felt compelled to display their patriotism by donning
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES & amp; SUMMARIES
EAST Akron 41, Buffalo 14 Albright 49, Wesley 35 Boston College 38, Rutgers 7 Bowie St. 40,
Area firefighters pay tribute to NYC colleagues
The U.S. flag and other memorabilia from the tribute will be taken to New York City. By TELA
Wellness Block Grant
Wellness Block Grant McDONALD -- McDonald schools have received a $3,000 Wellness Block Grant from
AP file photo, 1943
AP file photo, 1943 PRESERVING HISTORY: Douwe van der Vaart and his family, with daughter Nelly
Today is Monday, Nov. 19, the 323rd day of 2001. There are 42 days left in the year. On this date in
Opinion: Today is Monday, Nov. 19, the 323rd day of 2001. There are 42 days left in the year. On this date in
State recycling grants
State recycling grants YOUNGSTOWN -- Columbiana and Mahoning counties and the city of Youngstown
America can't be saved by destroying the American way
Opinion: Americans are angry. They've seen the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center collapse before their
Christianity challenged by books and movie
Opinion: Christianity challenged by books and movie EDITOR: Ever since the terrorist attack in this