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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
NILES Groundbreaking is set for McKinley house
The building is expected to be finished in early November and open in December. By DENISE DICK
PREP SOFTBALL This time, Raiders are decisive
South Range rolled to victory in a rematch with Jackson-Milton. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
SEBRING Man guilty of pulling gun on cop
The jury deliberated nearly four hours over two days. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
YOUNGSTOWN Seeking a staff of tech experts
The downtown incubator wants to add consultants to attract entrepreneurs from outside the area. By
YOUNGSTOWN Execution put on hold for appeal
YOUNGSTOWN -- A city man on Ohio's death row has been granted a reprieve by the Ohio Supreme Court.
RELAYS FOR LIFE Teams fight cancer
The Warren Relay for Life has been the largest single-site relay in the state for seven consecutive
Pope fails in his mission to guide Catholics in U.S.
Opinion: The best that can be said about the extraordinary two-day meeting in Rome between Pope John Paul II
YOUNGSTOWN Teens say volunteer spirit springs from their families
A recognition banquet was the first of what is planned to be an annual event. By JOHN W. GOODWIN
CHARTER SCHOOLS Performance
A new report finds that Ohio's charter schools generally perform lower than the school districts in
Niles tax deadline
Niles tax deadline NILES -- Tuesday is the deadline to file Niles income tax returns. There is a
YOUNGSTOWN Man, 20, gets 10 years for slaying
The killing came after an argument over a cigarette lighter, authorities said. By BOB JACKSON
Investigators question teens in Colo. wildfire
Investigators question teens in Colo. wildfire BAILEY, Colo. -- Authorities have questioned three
KIMBELL TRIAL
KIMBELL TRIAL Other testimony Trooper William Phillips, the lead investigator, said he
LAWRENCE COUNTY Defense lawyer hasn't decided if Kimbell will take the stand
Jail inmates said Thomas Kimbell told them the slayings resulted from a drug deal gone bad. By
ELECTION 2002 Court of appeals rejects teen's bid to run for office
The court of appeals say the 17-year-old was not eligible to hold office because of his age. By
Ohio Poll shows Treasurer Deters behind his Dem challenger Boyle
The poll shows Republicans ahead of Democratic candidates in four state races. By DAVID SKOLNICK
FINANCIAL REPORT A look at candidates' funds
17TH DISTRICT U.S. REP. THOMAS C. SAWYER (D) Previous balance: $161,422 Contributions: $37,060
17TH DISTRICT RACE Sawyer's war chest tops list
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- U.S. Rep. Thomas C. Sawyer still
Statement planned
Statement planned BOARDMAN -- Richard Duffett of Austintown, who is planning to run for Mahoning
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MERCER COUNTY Humane Society honors 11-year-old
The fifth-grader has been named Mercer County's first Junior Humane Agent. By HAROLD GWIN
POLAND PRESBYTERIAN Church celebrates bicentennial
A thriving church is the second oldest on the Western Reserve. By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
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WEATHERSFIELD RTI lands deal with European aircraft maker
The new contract is expected to move RTI into position as the second-largest supplier to Airbus.
COLUMBIANA Labor contract pleases police
Police could not seek union representation until Columbiana achieved city status. By NANCY TULLIS
MAHONING COUNTY Court of appeals rejects teen's bid to run for office
The court of appeals say the 17-year-old was not eligible to hold office because of his age. By
The Mahoning Valley Sanitary District is applying to the federal government for a $115,000 grant to
The Mahoning Valley Sanitary District is applying to the federal government for a $115,000 grant to
Appreciation day
Appreciation day AUSTINTOWN -- Austintown Baptist Church will show its appreciation and recognize
POLICE PACT | Columbiana
Key items of the contract between Columbiana and the sergeants, dispatchers and patrolmen in its
NILES Replacement of Main Street viaduct to begin
The viaduct will remain open to traffic while it is being replaced. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Woman faces charges in theft and assault
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A New Castle woman accused of stealing an elderly woman's purse and then running
CANFIELD Candidate in 1999 city council race violated election law
He still owes the state for filing his financial disclosure statement nearly two years late. By
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMill Creek Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will meet at 6 p.m.
EASTER Orthodox churches
Nativity of Christ Orthodox Catholic Church, 727 Miller at Gibson, Youngstown. Thursday: Liturgy, 10
GROUNDBREAKING Groundbreaking is set for McKinley house
The building is expected to be finished in early November and open in December. By DENISE DICK
PREP BASEBALL Big innings key Rayen's victory
Mark Sikora pitched a three-hitter for Boardman in a 17-0 win over Warren Harding. YOUNGSTOWN --
BASEBALL
BASEBALL Youngstown State University -- will offer a pitching clinic by assistant coach Craig
WARREN Slaying investigation centers on 911 caller
A caller telephoned 911 twice -- first reporting illegal dumping and then, 20 minutes later, saying
REV. MIJOLJUB MATIC Orthodox to observe Palm Sunday
Sunday, April 28, is the Eastern Orthodox Palm Sunday. It's been 1,969 years since we Orthodox
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard L. Malloy Jr., 27, of 6408 Timberidge, Austintown, and
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
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Much too much ado about helmets
Pole vaulters need to be properly coached, an area coach said. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
OHIO CHARTER SCHOOLS Official: Report is no surprise
By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Ohio's top educator isn't surprised by a