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Personal finance columnist Jeff Brown suggests that now is the time to act if you are looking for

BERNICE HASDEN | One On One Uniform business has seen its share of alterations

Why did you and your husband decide to go into the uniform business back in 1960? Well, my family

DASHING DACHSHUNDS: Tiffany Kinzer of Lima tries to ready her 4-year-old dachshund, Candy, before

Sept. 23

Theft: An Austintown woman discovered her purse missing while she was at Salty Grogs, 1203 Boardman-

Volunteers sought

Volunteers sought COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Historical Society seeks volunteers to be customer service

CHILD SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGENCY Contract expiration date looms

Commissioners and the union go back to the bargaining table next week. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR

IN TUNE

IN TUNE with Bernice Hasden Age: 75. Hometown: Youngstown's Northside. Occupation: Owner of

CRIME STOPPERS

CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A warrant for Dwight B. Dempsey is the focus of Crime Stoppers

KENT STATE Federal loans help high-risk start-ups

Booker's is the only Warren business to take part in the loan program. By AMANDA C. DAVIS

Donate office, school gift money for disaster relief

Opinion: Donate office, school gift money for disaster relief EDITOR: As I went into a store today and

WORTH A LOOK

ART AUCTIONS XAn art auction to benefit the American Heart Association's Heart Walk will be held

St. Elizabeth

St. Elizabeth Kenneth and Diane Dana, 1624 Hartzell St., Youngstown, boy, Sept. 29. Ted and

WEEKEND LEADERS High school football

Rushing Josh Cayson, Warren JFK, 209 yards, 23 carries, 4 TDs. Jeff Ashton, McDonald, 192 yards,

AUSTINTOWN Domestic disputes reported

One woman attempted suicide, police said. AUSTINTOWN -- Ten domestic dispute reports and four

EAST PALESTINE SCHOOLS Officials await approval for education foundation

All donations to the school district will be funneled through the foundation. By NANCY TULLIS

SOCCER Champion girls beat Niles; Hubbard 10-0-2

WARREN -- Brianne Kochunas scored two goals and Christa Andamasaris had the other goal as the

YOUNGSTOWN City seeks federal renewal zone

Youngstown may again be competing with large cities for federal help. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY

SHARON United Way campaign is falling short so far

The campaign chairman isn't bothered by the totals, saying most of the pledges will come in on

Cops arrest 2 on drug, weapons charges

YOUNGSTOWN -- Police arrested two people in separate incidents on drug and gun charges. About

Fraud, forgery cases being investigated

Police in Canfield and Austintown are investigating three unrelated reports involving fraud and

Let's hope Phar-Mor is able to reorganize and prosper

Opinion: We can only hope that Phar-Mor is able to emerge from financial reorganization as a strong, regional

Weight control, smoking clinics scheduled

YOUNGSTOWN -- You can sideline your nicotine addiction, or those extra pounds by attending the

YOUNGSTOWN Gunfire kills 1, wounds 2 others

The city had two homicides within about 24 hours, both on the South Side. By PATRICIA MEADE

Fatal car wreck in Weathersfield

Fatal car wreck in Weathersfield WEATHERSFIELD -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a

OIL CITY, PA. PennDOT appoints new district engineer

William G. Petit succeeds John Baker, who ran the district for 14 years. OIL CITY, Pa. -- The

FARRELL City seeks state grant to rebuild apartments

The Steel City Terrace project has a total cost estimated at $30 million. FARRELL, Pa. -- City

YOUNGSTOWN Trial begins for man accused in 3 deaths

By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- The trial of a city man accused by

Cops say double slaying was a murder-suicide

Cops say double slaying was a murder-suicide EAST LIVERPOOL -- Two people are dead after a

AGENDA

AGENDA TUESDAY Weathersfield Township trustees caucus, 7 p.m., township administration building.

GREENVILLE, PA. Center conducts airway study

Ten regional ambulance services have agreed to provide detailed reports about paramedics helping

Mill manager pleads innocent to noise

AUSTINTOWN -- The general manager of the Mill nightclub on South Raccoon Road has entered an

BOARDMAN A red, white and blue Oktoberfest

About 18,000 people attended the annual craft show. By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT

Tax incentives that will be available if Youngstown receives a renewal community designation from

Just what the Valley needs: another charter school

Opinion: Nowhere is the Ohio legislature's folly in refusing to rein in charter school approvals more evident

BROOKFIELD Trustees

Brookfield Township trustees took these actions Monday night: Approved changes at the township

BAZETTA POLICE Failed levies mean layoffs

The police station will be closed to the public when the secretary is laid off. By PEGGY SINKOVICH

Mercer County Common Pleas Court Judge Francis Fornelli has handed down the following sentences:

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