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We are not alone
Opinion: The heartfelt expressions of sorrow, solidarity and solace have come from throughout the world. Our
Austintown JWL plans wine taste
MINERAL RIDGE -- Tickets are on sale for the Austintown Junior Women's League fourth annual wine
PREP VOLLEYBALL Fitch defeats Mooney 15-0, 15-1
Hubbard remained unbeaten by rolling over Girard in Trumbull Athletic Conference play. AUSTINTOWN
EXPANSION PLAN Cortland Bank branches out
Bank officials think Boardman is big enough for two branches. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
LEADERSHIP MAHONING VALLEY Class of 2002
Members of the Leadership Mahoning Valley Class of 2002 who began their program year earlier this
BOARD OF EDUCATION
BOARD OF EDUCATION MCDONALD Contracts awarded: The board of education on Thursday awarded two
Area's patriotism is alive
Western Reserve Flag Co. experienced about a tenfold increase in sales because of demand for
FIREFIGHTER'S PRAYER
When I am called to duty, God, Wherever flames may rage; Give me the strength to save a life,
Poland will get first test tonight
When it's called into action, the defense of the Poland High football team has a rallying cry.
A day in their lives
The Vindicator asked several teen-agers to tell us what happened when they and their friends heard
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Forum Health Northside St. Joseph Health Center Laurie and Gregory Rutkus,
LET'S RALLY 'ROUND OUR AMERICAN FRIENDS
Opinion: Toronto Globe and Mail: The stereotypes of New Yorkers as pushy, rude or self-absorbed have been
NATION Airlines will lose billions, analysts say
Industry expected to cut fares to lure travelers back to the skies. SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER The
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County The following people were indicted Thursday by a Mahoning County
MERCER, PA. Attorney: Trial is unnecessary since official released records
Is Commissioner Brian Shipley's credit card a private or county card? A judge will decide. By
Prosecutors want filings to end
In a motion filed Thursday, prosecutors asked that all of Traficant's motions be denied. By
BOYS GOLF COLUMBIANA 160, UNITED 164, LEETONIA 185
BOYS GOLF COLUMBIANA 160, UNITED 164, LEETONIA 185 (at Valley) Columbiana (10-4) -- Brandon Heck
MAHONING COUNTY Drug case pending in juvenile court
CANFIELD -- The case of a 17-year-old Youngstown boy arrested with suspected marijuana and suspected
EDITOR:
Opinion: EDITOR: How do I explain to my children that terrorism descended on America, that evil took over
HERMITAGE, PA. State OKs grant for technical park
The city has no firm commitments from any companies yet. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
I don't know you.
Opinion: I don't know you. I don't know your face. I'm not sure if you have brown eyes or red hair. I have
WARREN CDBG allocations
Warren City Council approved $1.6 million in funding Wednesday for these projects as part of the
LOCAL
LOCAL Games postponed PITTSBURGH, PA. -- All football games involving WPIAL schools, scheduled
MAHONING COUNTY Elections board mulls reinstating hopeful
The elections board will hear the candidate's appeal today. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR
WARREN Trial in double murder continues
Jurors are expected to view the videotaped statement the defendant made to police, a prosecutor
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOL BOARD Man withdraws candidacy, opts to file as a write-in
YOUNGSTOWN -- Neil Buzzacco, one of nine candidates for three, four-year terms on the Youngstown
America needs American steel
Opinion: America needs American steel EDITOR: Now that this tragedy has happened to the World Trade
WARREN Judge grants new trial for ex-secretary
In his ruling, the judge said it's highly likely that a previous verdict was based on false
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Kimberly Gremling and Robert Seidle, 7045 Hayes-Orangeville Road, Burghill, girl,
Parents announce Beligni-DeVito engagement
AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Jessica Beligni, 5625 Radcliff Ave., and Christopher P. DeVito, 5558
CROSS COUNTRY Boardman site for Saturday's event
Canton GlenOak's boys and Cleveland Heights Beaumont's girls both defend their titles. VINDICATOR
The truth shall set him free
Opinion: Some years ago, Mahoning County Common Pleas Judge Elwyn V. Jenkins looked down at the man he was
Miss Warino, Scott Smith plan autumn nuptials
Rosemarie Warino of Boardman and Scott T. Smith of Struthers are planning an autumn wedding. The
Ex-dancer enters plea
Ex-dancer enters plea YOUNGSTOWN -- Heather Wilcox of Boardman, once an exotic dancer at Da-Bing
EAST PALESTINE City manager reflects on her term in office
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST PALESTINE -- City Manager Patricia Quigley planned
Now is the time for all good Americans to come to the aid of their country
Opinion: Now is the time for all good Americans to come to the aid of their country EDITOR: I remember
Area girls win skills competition
They are very active in summer leagues. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF CLEVELAND --
VOLLEYBALL Spartans regroup to go 9-0
Boardman was extended by Canton GlenOak before winning 15-13 in the deciding game. By JOHN BUTERA
A dream fulfilled an ocean away
Like many Americans, I had always thought that visiting Europe was something I'd never have a chance
YSU officials reward Sweet
The university president's total compensation will be $235,200 a year, and trustees say he deserves
Warren vies for state funds
WARREN -- The city wants a piece of the state capital budget. And to increase its chances of
TIMES & amp; TEAMS Boardman Spartan Invitational
RACE SCHEDULE 9 a.m.: Girls Division III varsity; 9:35: Boys Div. II-III junior varsity; 10:05:
City firefighters say prayers for fallen brethren
Safety forces in the county are collecting money to help victims' families. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Mahoning Valley CBIVA has election
BOARDMAN -- Marvin Wilds will be installed as commander of the Mahoning Valley China, Burma India
Planes resume aerial raccoon vaccination
COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Department of Health has resumed its aerial raccoon vaccination baiting
WARREN Vienna builder faces sentence
The company also handled several other city jobs. By AMANDA C. DAVIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
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GIRLS SOCCER Hubbard prevails in the rain
The Eagles posted a 4-1 win over Girard to remain undefeated in the Trumbull Athletic Conference.
Wolves Club conducts installation
YOUNGSTOWN -- John Torquati of Canfield will serve as president of Youngstown Wolves Club, Den VI,
Canfield edges Howland, 3-2; Brad McFadden leads Niles
CANFIELD -- Mark Pakula scored two goals as Canfield High defeated Howland 3-2 in a Metro Athletic
YOUNGSTOWN Judge calls witness a coward
The Otis Street man will be back in court to take the witness stand Oct. 5. By BOB JACKSON
The district has a 'total plan' ready in event of disaster, officials said.
The district has a 'total plan' ready in event of disaster, officials said. By IAN HILL
Parish picnic canceled
Parish picnic canceled YOUNGSTOWN -- The parish picnic for St. Patrick Church, Oak Hill Avenue,
120-block trek follows trade center trip
The woman said she could see debris raining down outside the building. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT