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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Supervisors get pay raises
Raises are related to job responsibility, the engineer said. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
MAC Salem overcomes early deficit to get first win
Poland crushed Jefferson, 56-0. LISBON -- Beaver Local jumped out to an early 14-0 lead on a Derek
By MARALINE KUBIK
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Isabelle (Carlson) Sandquist won a trip to
Miss Williamson, Mr. Egler plan autumn wedding
ALLIANCE -- Announcing their engagement are Annetta L. Williamson and Donnie Egler, both of 1733-D
Record-setting races
Record-setting races Labor Day at the fair will be especially busy for horse race fans. A record
Plan would overhaul Condit's district
Plan would overhaul Condit's district SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Lawmakers unveiled a California
U.S. foreign policy has too long appeased terrorists
Opinion: U.S. foreign policy has too long appeased terrorists EDITOR: The "Attack on America" has finally
YOUNGSTOWN New stamp marks Islamic festivals
A postal service spokeswoman said the stamp reflects the American public. By D.A. WILKINSON
SHARON After ordination, priest will serve as vicar in Erie
The Sharon man said he was given signs that God was calling him. SHARON, Pa. -- James Reardon said
Judge imposes gag order
Detective Casey said she walked away from the case. By BOB JACKSON and PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN Advocate for the aging chosen for Senate post
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER AUSTINTOWN -- William H. Adams, area advocate for
ISLAMIC FESTIVALS Commemorative stamp
The stamp commemorates the two most important festivals -- or eids -- in the Islamic calendar: Eid
PENNSYLVANIA Sharpsville tops Western Beaver
The Blue Devils hit a fourth-quarter field goal to avenge last year's loss. By BILL ALBRIGHT
Merger poses positive challenge
Social services will be the focus of the new South Side church. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
Sale of plant causes concern
The president of the new company told workers they all have a job and he hopes to hire more. By
Ground game carries Irish over Redmen
The one-two punch of Terrence Graves and Delbert Ferguson led Ursuline to a 54-0 win. By BOB
By LAURE CIOFFI
By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Angenette Wallace walked into
First-quarter explosion propels South Range past Crestview, 56-0
The Raiders scored 28 first-period points en route to the win. By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR
TAC Williams has three touchdowns in win
Hubbard and Girard picked up victories, as well. GARRETTSVILLE -- Jaris Williams ran 22 times for
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Igniting ministry with ad campaign
A Girard church wants to offer hope. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR GIRARD --
U.S. gains credibility with Israeli withdrawal
Opinion: On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell assured Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat that he
ICL-TCL Newton Falls leads early, wins 42-7
Tim Grimm's 111 yards led Southington past Sebring, 27-0. NORTH JACKSON -- Marty Hutchinson ran
DISTRICT Jackson runs wild against Fitch, 32-7
The Falcons dropped their second straight game because they couldn't stop the Polar Bears.
Cowboys slip by Canfield
Ron Serrano led Chaney to its second straight win, 13-7. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
CLUB CALENDAR
ADVISORIES XChampion Parents Advisory will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at the high school media
Woman recognized as teacher of year
EAST PALESTINE -- Diane Clapsaddle of Lisbon has been selected as the Ohio Wal-Mart and Sam's Club
Union leader's allegation rebutted
Two companies bid on the job, one of which uses union labor. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
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Mohawk, Sharon cruise to victories
BESSEMER, Pa. -- Mitch Gasperoni ran 20 times for 214 yards to lead Mohawk to a 46-0 win over Center
MAHONING COUNTY Agencies work out contract agreement
MEADD members may vote Sept. 9 on a new three-year contract. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Mahoning County
NEW CASTLE Charges dropped after ex-worker repays money taken from agency
The defendant gave money and had the charges against her dropped. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Angenette
Aimee Bidelman and Ross Evans to wed in park
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for a fall wedding are being made by Aimee Bidelman and Ross Evans, both of
No playoffs this year for the Scrappers
NILES -- For the first time in their three-year history, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers won't be
YOUNGSTOWN RAPE Detective accepts gag order
Baldwin Casey said she walked away from the case. By BOB JACKSON and PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Woman sues park on behalf of minor child
Woman sues park on behalf of minor child WARREN -- A Niles woman is suing Willow Lake Park in
CSC LTD. Union president sees hope in new bid deadline
The union leader said furloughed workers can expect to vote on a modified contract by mid-September.
SCHEDULE Major cross country meets
SEPTEMBER (boys and girls unless noted) Today -- North Canton Hoover Invitational, 9 a.m.
Girard police investigate scam
GIRARD -- Police are investigating a report of men claiming to be from the water department who took
Parkers prefer prime spots
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Fistfuls of cash are easy to come by if
CORTLAND Niles holds off Lakeview, 10-7
The Red Dragons took advantage of the Bulldogs' mistakes for their first win. By SAL MARINO
Annual drawdown
Annual drawdown MILTON -- Lake Milton's annual drawdown begins Tuesday. Ohio Department of
Michael J. Sabol, 36, West Midlothian Boulevard, Youngstown; receiving stolen property.
Michael J. Sabol, 36, West Midlothian Boulevard, Youngstown; receiving stolen property. Tomasina
MAHONING COUNTY Candidate removed due to error
Kimberly Poma's new address was not typed into the election board's computer records. By DAVID
Ribbons awarded to wines with best taste
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER CANFIELD -- Alan and Lara Eggleston have been told that they
YOUNGSTOWN City asks for time on plan for court
Mayor George McKelvey says the city hopes to have an answer by Sept. 28. By BOB JACKSON
Christian car cruise
Christian car cruise WARREN -- Glenn Christian Church will have its sixth annual ox roast and car
WARREN City to have minority trade fair
Prospective minority business owners can get information on loan programs and other assistance.
REGION Massive rainfall causes cancellations in Valley
The Canfield Fair admissions director expects to make up for Friday's attendance losses over the
WARREN Inmate sues judge over issue of rights
The man says the court conspired against him. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
NEW CASTLE Judge upholds decision to close street for school
An appeal on the city's decision to issue a conditional use permit is still pending. NEW CASTLE,
GETTING IT RIGHT
Harry Godney of Liberty, who drove through an intersection and hit a Girard police car this week, is
LEETONIA Projects are pieces that will fit, explain big puzzle, official says
Continued improvements to the water system and development of a sports complex are on the horizon.
After Labor Day, White House should work on openness
Opinion: The Bush administration should make a Labor Day resolution to return to Washington with a new
Dancing with a machine
Champion motorcyclist Tommi Ahvala pivots, twists and bunny hops with his bike. By MARALINE KUBIK
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Raymond E. Kollar, 49, of 3673 Joyce Ann Drive, Youngstown,
Really radical about robots
The demonstrations are held each evening in the fair's technology center. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR
Forum Health Northside
Forum Health Northside John and Holly Miller, 271 Center St., Struthers, girl, Aug. 31. Rashanda
PREP SCORES, SUMMARIES & amp; SCHEDULE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA West Branch 27, Rayen 8 Ursuline 54, Wilson 0 Chaney 13,
ERNIE BROWN JR. Women's vision, dedication drive them to success
Wilma V. Torres, a top administrator for the Youngstown Area Community Action Council, said in a
First-quarter explosion carries South Range past Crestview, 56-0
The Raiders scored 28-first period points en route to their second win. By JOHN BUTERA