News for September 5, 2001

CORTLAND Mayor: Road is path to project

Mayor Melissa Long is asking commissioners for assurance that the road could be built should need

TRUMBULL COUNTY

TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints Manufacturers & amp; Traders vs. Arnold E. Boylen,

GETTING IT RIGHT

GETTING IT RIGHT The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County keeps adoptable dogs and cats a

GAIL WHITE Parents must be firm when correcting cutie-pies

We were enjoying a wonderful afternoon at the swimming pool. The sun was shining, a slight breeze

Dance to raise funds for transplant patient

Dance to raise funds for transplant patient HUBBARD -- A fund-raising event for 15-year-old

Prosecutor wrong in seeking to silence Youngstown officer

Opinion: If anything, Youngstown Detective Sgt. Delphine Baldwin Casey tends to be rather strident when it

Tammy Straley, Lee Hanshaw Jr. to be married

NILES -- Tammy Straley and Lee Hanshaw Jr., both of Niles, are engaged. The bride-to-be is a

LISBON Flauto foundation buys sanctuary

The foundation bid $161,000 at a sheriff's auction. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU

Lottery winner finally comes forward

Lottery winner finally comes forward YOUNGSTOWN -- Patrolman Dave Wilson didn't check his lottery

AGENDA

AGENDA THURSDAY Eastgate Regional Council of Governments' techincal advisory committee, 10 a.m.,

MEETING ROUNDUP Township trustees

HUBBARD Trustees approved these actions Tuesday night: U A zoning change request from John

Miss Ghossain, Carl Greenaway are engaged

BOARDMAN -- The engagement of Theresa Ghossain, daughter of Fred Ghossain, both of 7557 Jaguar

GIRARD School board opposes lawyer

A judge is expected to decide soon whether to dismiss a lawsuit seeking to remove the board members.

YOUNGSTOWN Woman reports rape by three men

This is the second rape with multiple assailants reported on the South Side in two weeks. By

Exhibit features the art of heart-healthy cooking

YOUNGSTOWN -- The 12th annual Edible Art Collection, sponsored by the American Heart Association, is

Five candidates file appeals after removals

YOUNGSTOWN -- Five would-be candidates kicked off the Nov. 6 ballot by the Mahoning County Board of

Do airlines have secret agent plan?

Opinion: Airlines seem to be determined to have you, the traveler, all to themselves. They want very much to

MAHONING VALLEY Brighter future for business

A development campaign is halfway through. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER

Parents announce Castrilla-Katsaras wedding plans

BOARDMAN -- Arrangements for the upcoming marriage of Stephanie Castrilla and Richard Katsaras, both

LAWRENCE COUNTY ELECTIONS Board will change over ballot measure

Judge Ralph D. Pratt will appoint three people to serve on the election board. By LAURE CIOFFI

COLUMBIANA COUNTY Wellsville man faces obscenity charges

LISBON -- A 46-year-old Wellsville man is being held on $100,000 bond in Columbiana County Jail on

COMMERCIAL METAL FORMING Company puts plant at its core

By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- A metal stamping plant that always

NEW WILMINGTON Borough considers canceling cable channel after complaint

NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Borough officials will look into whether they can drop their premium movie

Dorcas McClellan, T.J. Hutchinson to be married in South Carolina

GIRARD -- The Rev. and Mrs. Boyd McClellan, 26 Hickory Trace, are announcing the engagement of their

Prosecutor asks to send rape case to adult court

YOUNGSTOWN -- An assistant Mahoning County prosecutor assigned to juvenile court has filed a motion

Summary of police activity:

Summary of police activity: GIRARD Aug. 27 Vandalism: A 15 year-old male scratched a vehicle

GIRLS SOCCER Daprile's free kick is key to win

Poland scored two second half goals to pull away from Howland in their MAC opener, 3-0. By BOB

STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED

STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.602.90 Banc One,.84,34.2434.25 Clear Channel, 49.57

AMTRAK Daylight service coming?

A rail passengers group isn't happy with the proposal. YOUNGSTOWN -- Night rail service in

Home found saturated with sewage

AUSTINTOWN -- Police found the first floor of a home at 139 N. Roanoke Ave. saturated with liquid

GRANT CASE Judge denies request

The matter had been pending since 1997. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER

Angela Pettenati to be bride of Frank Restaino

Robert and Sandra Pettenati, 929 Champion St. E., Warren, and Mario and Anna Restaino, 38 Navajo

LAWRENCE COUNTY Commissioners OK jail demolition plan

A state grant will pay to put Lawrence County law library resources on CDs. By LAURE CIOFFI

Memorial shouldn't mar unique National Mall

Opinion: Memorial shouldn't mar unique National Mall EDITOR I am writing in responds to the Sept. 1

Gasp! Seattle is Tribe's best bet?

A moment of silence please as we pay respects to the playoff hopes of the 2001 Boston Red Sox and

Farm accident kills man in Mercer County

Farm accident kills man in Mercer County STONEBORO, Pa. -- A 50-year-old man died of injuries he

BADGER SCHOOLS OEA rep: Everyone 'is happy'

Pay raises alone will cost the district $1 million over the life of the contract. By STEPHEN SIFF

St. Elizabeth

St. Elizabeth Jeffrey and Richelle Laughner, 6910 Winter Park Ave., Austintown, girl, Sept. 4.

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MAHONING COUNTY Bids sought for electronic voting system

The county could go to an all electronic voting system as early as May 2002. By DAVID SKOLNICK

Borough council acts on projects

NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Borough council met in regular session Tuesday and took the following action:

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Baun, Mays named YSU's top players

They were selected after the Penguins' season-opening win over Lock Haven. By PETE MOLLICA

PACKARD MUSIC HALL City's help paves way for box-office project

Short- and long-term planning efforts are being made to generate revenue at the W. D. Packard Music

Bazetta ends patrols on weekend day shift

Bazetta ends patrols on weekend day shift BAZETTA -- Police officers here will no longer work day

MAHONING COUNTY Library panel to urge more funds for software

YOUNGSTOWN -- The budget, finance and audit committee of the Public Library of Youngstown and

Hammar-Martin engagement is announced

POLAND -- Announcement is being made by Thomas and Diane Hammar, 7881 Indian Trail, of the

SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field

Honor: First baseman Rickie Morton was named the New York-Penn League's Batter of the Week for the

MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS, CLEVELAND INDIANS Moran tough in the clutch

The Scrappers pitcher demonstrated that he knows how to get out of trouble in a win over New Jersey.

Sizzling set

Sizzling set The names of Walnut Acres' new certified organic salsas -- "Midnight Sun," "Sweet

Domer-Cordon wedding plans are announced

BOARDMAN -- Announced by Raymond T. Domer, 6625 Bristlewood Drive, is the engagement of his

VIENNA ATD lays off whole force, seeks new rack orders

The company hopes contracts with Ford and GM will help it bring back workers. VIENNA -- ATD Corp.,

Salem annexation to help Perry Township residents

One councilwoman said the residents have severe, chronic septic system problems. SALEM -- Some

HUBBARD Lawmakers question decision process

The zoning board chairman said if the council members don't like the meeting process, they can stay

SALEM Skaters set to open park

Two groups will be giving away helmets to skaters during the christening of the city skate park.

NORTH JACKSON ATF probes bomb at hall

The police chief said he would call the ATF about the test results today. NORTH JACKSON -- The

PURE DISCRIMINATION

Opinion: Washington Post: Steven Lofton, a pediatric nurse, has spent the last 10 years caring full-time for

YOUNGSTOWN Last of 4 defendants sentenced in killing

Two other men are in prison and one was cleared. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER

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