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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Eastwood directs with style
A detective comes out of retirement to find the killer of the woman whose heart the retired cop
Penguins' veterans ready for action
The team will hold fitness testing today at Stambaugh Stadium. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Panel: Increase lot size
A public hearing on the proposed regulations will be at 9 a.m. Sept. 10. By STEPHEN SIFF
Car hits 2, killing man
Car hits 2, killing man MERCER, Pa. -- One man was killed and another injured when they were
REGION
REGION Litehouse Pools to relocate store BOARDMAN -- Litehouse Pools, Spas & amp; More is
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY From the ghostly to the concrete, dog takes it all in
Monday saw a late-afternoon storm that floated a big cloud in front of the sun and squeezed the
Pryjma-McConahy engagement is made known
STRUTHERS -- Walt and Sandra Pryjma, 326 Poland Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Safety crews petition for tax
The city has committed to recalling all laid off police and firefighters in November if the tax
Glunt-Patton troth announced, wedding planned
AUSTINTOWN -- Announced by Thomas and Marjorie Glunt, 251 S. Roanoke Ave., is the engagement of
Keri Ciminero, Mr. Grim to wed in autumn rite
CORTLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ciminero, 53 Spring Creek, announce the engagement of their
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials raise questions over lack of bidding
One commissioner said he was in favor of bidding out food service, but it never was. By PEGGY
Attempted abduction
Attempted abduction NILES -- Three juveniles reported an attempted abduction. They told police
CAL THOMAS For Al Gore: a question of ethics
Opinion: Former Vice President Al Gore has finally gotten around to questioning presidential ethics.
Alligators all around
Opinion: Angling in Pennsylvania's Beaver River is supposed to yield conventional American fish, but lately,
MAHONING CO. With a touch, vote to be cast
The new equipment will be used across the entire county in November. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Billie Coe, 8851 Lowmiller Road, Minerva, vs. Judith Coe, 506
MAHONING COUNTY With a touch, vote to be cast
The new equipment will be used across the entire county in November. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
LAWRENCE COUNTY West Nile virus in 2nd dead bird
State officials have found the virus in 64 dead birds this year. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
HUBBARD TWP. Petitions ask for sanitary sewers
The county health department has received more complaints of sewage in ditches. By TIM YOVICH
Parents of twins thank God, doctors
Parents of twins thank God, doctors LOS ANGELES -- The parents of twins who were once joined at
Construction plan
Construction plan AUSTINTOWN -- Township trustees have scheduled a special meeting for 6 tonight
NEW WILMINGTON Town prepares for casting call
No one will be permitted to camp out the night before the casting call. By LAURE CIOFFI
Pope fulfills his mission by continuing to serve
Opinion: Pope fulfills his mission by continuing to serve EDITOR: I write this letter in response to
Trumbull Co. electric issue to be on ballot
Township electricity users will automatically be switched to the electric company picked by the
Town gets ready for casting call
No one will be permitted to camp out the night before the casting call. By LAURE CIOFFI
SHARON SPEEDWAY Racers nearing season's finish line
Drivers have two races left to move up in the point standings. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT HARTFORD
RESULTS | Taking home ribbons
COMBINE DEMOLITION DERBY Best of Show: Nick Cresanto of New Waterford First: Joe McKarns of
AREA
AREA Jolly Joe's routs Brooklyn JOHNSTOWN, Pa. -- Jolly Joe's of the Youngstown Class AA League
Sewage disposal plan approved
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Neshannock Township supervisors have approved a sewage disposal plan for a motel
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Funds approved for sheriff's department
The decision enables the county to duck a virtual shutdown of the department later this month. By
LAWRENCE COUNTY COG members set forum to explain forming council
The regional code enforcement should begin later this year. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
Annual Water Test for dogs to be held at Pymatuning
JAMESTOWN, Pa. -- The Penn-Ohio Newfoundland Club Inc. will hold its 14th annual Water Test at the
Miss Chompoo, Shawn McElravy are engaged
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Kanchita Chompoo, 2020 Monroe St., Salem, and Sgt.
NEW WILMINGTON Town gets ready for casting call
No one will be permitted to camp out the night before the casting call. By LAURE CIOFFI
Safety forces petition for tax
The city has committed to recalling all laid off police and firefighters in November if the tax
Gathering of Irish clans
Gathering of Irish clans YOUNGSTOWN -- The sixth annual "Gathering of the Irish Clans" will take
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Fair evaluation: 'nice, average'
LISBON -- Hazy, hot, humid fair days kept some people away from the Columbiana County Fair last
Suspect's mom gets subpoena to testify in murder case
YOUNGSTOWN -- The mother of a murder suspect has been issued a grand jury subpoena in the case
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Jeffrey and Colleen Shaughnessy, 4113 Burkey Road, Youngstown, boy, Aug. 7.
Business agent accused of stealing union money
PITTSBURGH, Pa. -- John L. Dorrier Jr. of Butler has been indicted in federal court on charges of
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OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XTony and Leslie Hudock of Canfield are announcing the birth of quintuplets July 30 at University
We need schedules
We need schedules The Vindicator sports department needs fall schedules from the following
HUBBARD Data clerk helps to get police reports in order
Training the police data clerk has helped solve the computerization problem, the safety-service
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Open house at the Hubbard Public Library will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, not as
LEETONIA Officials set open house for building
School officials want district residents to see what they're paying for. LEETONIA -- The doors of
COLUMBIANA Board plans to put levy on ballot
One board member said $1 million in cuts could include athletics and high school busing. By NANCY
WEST FARMINGTON Man on quad escapes authorities
When the man saw the officers coming, out a basement window he went. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
BOARDMAN Club gives kids a swing at golf
The club's founder wants to put golf clubs in the hands of youngsters who would not otherwise learn
Official: Traficant could take oath of office in prison
The government will file liens next week to begin collecting nearly $250,000. By PATRICIA MEADE