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Howland school board race reflects district's strength

Opinion: If it is true that the success of a school district depends, in large part, on the quality of the

Pastor to talk of recovery efforts at Pentagon

By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Peter Lawson plans to talk

THE SERIES

THE SERIES Braves vs. Diamondbacks Tuesday: Arizona 2, Atlanta 0 Wednesday: Atlanta 8, Arizona

Airport security demands a strong, new approach

Opinion: Airport security firms are rushing to increase the wages they pay the men and women who operate

PEOPLE

PEOPLE Pastor to be honored LAKE MILTON -- Lakeview Assembly of God will honor Pastor C. Michael

YOUNGSTOWN Flask trial to go forward

The judge denied a request by attorneys for the former MVSD board director to delay the case. By

YOUNGSTOWN Jurors await child eyewitness to testify in trial

Prosecutors want the courtroom to be closed when the 6-year-old girl takes the stand. By BOB

NORTH LIMA Two local Girl Scouts receive medals for putting their faith in action

The medals are offered through many religions and denominations. By ELISE MCKEOWN SKOLNICK

MERCER COUNTY Sharpsville does it again with title

The Blue Devils rolled over West Middlesex, 37-6. By ERIC POOLE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT WEST

Game time

Game time Today Who: Penn State at Northwestern. When: Noon. Radio: WBZY-AM 1280.

The city has planted a tree at city hall honoring a native killed in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

FOOTBALL SCORES

FOOTBALL SCORES LOCAL Chaney 42, Canton Timken 0 Rayen 32, Wilson 24 Fitch 31, Mooney 3

Fitch wins

Fitch wins Things finally are starting to go the way coach Carl Pelini and the Fitch Falcons

VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT RESULTS

DIVISION I At Stow High School Seeds: 1. Fitch. 2. Boardman. 3. Hudson. 4. Stow. Tuesday

STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Fitch plays the way Pelini knows it can

The Falcons defeated Cardinal Mooney 31-3. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT AUSTINTOWN

It's one guilty, one innocent in racketeering case

The jury didn't believe witnesses, a defense attorney said. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME

MCAC 'Hounds need OT to beat Sharon

Wilmington edged Sharon when the Tigers failed on a conversion attempt. By BILL ALBRIGHT

26 student athlete scholars nominated for award

YOUNGSTOWN -- Twenty-six area high school senior student athletes have been nominated by their

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Search continues

Search continues CRAIG BEACH -- Authorities continue searching for a man who disappeared from his

Icons festival celebrates Orthodoxy

WARREN -- The 12th Annual Festival of Icons at St. John's Orthodox Church will feature "The

Springfield Local runs all over W. Reserve

Lowellville and Jackson-Milton recorded wins in two other ICL games. NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Dan

Vacationers prefer to drive; business travelers are flying

One travel agency says its leisure travel business is off by about 30 percent. By DON SHILLING

Maglis-Marsteller wedding planned for late November

CAMPBELL -- Nickolas and Kathleen Maglis, 154 Tremble Ave., are revealing plans for the late

YOUNGSTOWN -- Patricia Cramer, 2700 N.E. 51st St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Robert Tomaskovic of

Rayen rallies past Wilson in City Series

YOUNGSTOWN -- Rayen quarterback Ron Lampkin had a big game through the air as the Tigers beat Wilson

Rally to promote levy

Rally to promote levy AUSTINTOWN -- The Citizens for Mental Retardation Levy Committee will have a

WARREN Boy receives 7-year sentence for raping 5-year-old

The boy will be placed in a sex offender treatment program until he's 21. By PEGGY SINKOVICH

Charges contained in the June 19 superseding indictment against James A. Vitullo, who was found

CITY SERIES Chaney captures league title again

Ed McElroy had another big game for the Cowboys. By BOTH ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT CANTON

SOCCER TOURNAMENT RESULTS

BOYS DIVISION I Seeds: 1. Green. 2. Fitch. 3. North Canton Hoover. 4. Boardman. Monday

SCORES, SUMMARIES AND SCHEDULE

FOOTBALL SCORES LOCAL Chaney 42, Canton Timken 0 Rayen 32, Wilson 24 Fitch 31, Mooney 3

DISTRICT Grimm leads Wildcats in win over Ledgemont

Beaver Local beat Wellsville 39-17 at home. THOMPSON -- Tim Grimm rushed for 140 yards on 21

Kelly Jo Snyder, J. A. Guerriero Jr. are engaged

COLUMBIANA -- Announced by Alex and Kathy Snyder, 427 Fairfield Ave., is the engagement of their

Ursuline loses more than SVC game at Boardman

The OHSAA made the Irish forfeit four games. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF BOARDMAN --

MAC Howland drops third straight

Running back Jim Tabak led Struthers to a 26-15 win. By GREG GULAS VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT

LORDSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL At assembly, patriotism moves front and center

A New York City man paid for the shirts worn by students, teachers and staff. By DENISE DICK

BOARDMAN YMCA A plan for wetlands

Construction on one building should begin soon. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER

MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Divorces asked Jennifer L. Robinson, 1475 Stewart Ave., Youngstown, vs. Gary G.

BASEBALL

BASEBALL The Baseball School -- is offering a pitching/hitting camp on Mondays from Nov. 5 through

Skateboarder comes to aid of elderly woman in need

The West Side youth said a paramedic told him he probably saved a woman's life. By JoANNE VIVIANO

Liberty outlasts Brookfield in TAC

Lakeview took advantage of Newton Falls' turnovers. BROOKFIELD -- The Trumbull Athletic Conference

NORTH LIMA S. Range secures share of ICL title

The Raiders remained unbeaten in their 38-6 win over McDonald. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR

TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to prepare a plan for disaster

Residents have asked city officials if they are prepared. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF

YSU

YSU Horner, Vicarel named captains YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown State University seniors Jenny

Veterans Day Mass

Veterans Day Mass YOUNGSTOWN -- A Veterans Day Memorial Mass commemorating the courage and

President Sweet addresses college's future

Representatives from 21 colleges and universities attended the installation. By RON COLE

TCL Crestview clinches tie in victory

East Palestine squeaked by Lisbon, 22-20. COLUMBIANA -- Quarterback Seth Antram scored on a 1-yard

Heading to school? Then know the code

School officials blame pop singers such as Britney Spears for risqu & eacute; clothes. By PAUL

Niles defeats Salem, 31-0, for third straight victory

SALEM -- Lou Viglio, Vince Gatta, Matt White and Kyle Leonard scored touchdowns Friday as the Niles

CROSS COUNTRY United, Lisbon advance

The top five teams will meet for Boardman's regional competition. CANTON -- The United and Lisbon

Charity dance planned

Charity dance planned S.N.P.J., Pa. -- A red, white and blue charity dance to aid the victims of

FLU SHOTS Lawrence County

Influenza vaccine shots are being offered through St. Francis Hospital at the following sites:

CLUB CALENDAR

ASSOCIATIONS XMill Creek Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will mark its 39th

WARREN JFK survives test from Campbell

Josh Cayson had 18 carries for 140 yards and a touchdown for the Eagles. By SAL MARINO

SHARON New York firefighters say no to firetruck offer

Sharon is still looking for $219,000 to complete the financing on the truck. SHARON, Pa. --

Poland claims MAC crown

The Bulldogs' defense helped pave the way for a 17-7 win over Canfield. By BRIAN RICHESSON

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