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Going away party is simple and cheap, which, coincidentally, is not unlike her fellow
Going away party is simple and cheap, which, coincidentally, is not unlike her fellow
WARREN Woman to be honored for involvement
The event celebrates 82 years of women's voting rights. WARREN -- Warren 9 to 5 Working Women will
Man dies in crash
Man dies in crash LIBERTY -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol at Southington is investigating a one-
YOUNGSTOWN Doctor asks for change in woman's privileges
The Boardman woman wants to take weekend trips away from the hospital with her family. By BOB
Pownell-Helmick wedding to be in Niles church
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pownell Jr. of Lordstown and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Granny Sr. of Niles are
State probes fire that destroyed Rte. 224 motel
BERLIN CENTER -- The state fire marshal's office is investigating a blaze that destroyed a one-
YOUNGSTOWN Fireman's bond again at issue
Prosecutors say the man was at a bar, which would violate terms of his bond. By BOB JACKSON
Calls for 'West Wing'
Calls for 'West Wing' NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- There were 1,202 extra hopefuls at Saturday's open
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth David and Melissa Kukla, 5441 Middletown Road, New Middletown, boy, Aug. 12. Eddie
Expected recovery
Expected recovery Actor Jason Priestley faces weeks of healing and rehabilitation but is expected
LEETONIA Police will crack down on teen curfew violators
The chief wants village council to stiffen fines for curfew violators. By NANCY TULLIS
Miss Haraburda, Wyatt Miller to be married
YOUNGSTOWN -- Martin and Nancy Haraburda, 1563 Price Road, are announcing plans for the forthcoming
EAST PALESTINE STREET FAIR Despite complaints, cost prohibits relocation
EAST PALESTINE -- The American Legion's annual street fair won't be back on Market Street unless
YOUNGSTOWN $5,000 reward offered in arson
Investigators said they have a suspect but need more information to build their case. By JoANNE
Wedding planned by Miss Carnie, Mr. Abbruzzese
YOUNGSTOWN -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Carolyn Ann Carnie and Craig A. Abbruzzese, both
Parents announce Kneen-Hartings wedding plans
CHICAGO -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Erika Jane Kneen, 724 W. Irving Park Road, and Matthew
LIBERTY Group protests court's handling of trust fund
James Goins is in prison for brutally beating and robbing three city residents. LIBERTY -- About
Girard will lose grant if decision is not made
One councilman said the condition of the Lower Girard Lake Dam has been 'over-exaggerated.' By TIM
REUNIONS
XThe Catalin family reunion will be held from noon to 9 p.m. Aug. 25 at Boardman Township Park.
Auburn gets better with miles
The Doubledays will play seven of their next eight games at home. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
NEW LAW Exotic animals
Under terms of an ordinance passed by township trustees, people wishing to keep exotic or endangered
Tara Pavelko and Mr. Kirtos set wedding date
AUSTINTOWN -- Sept. 18 has been chosen as the wedding day of Tara Pavelko and Christopher Kirtos,
Penguins don pads to open hits season
Monday's contact drills set the tone for Thursday's jersey scrimmage. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge declines to reduce bond
The judge also denied the prosecutor's request to hold the defendant without bond. By PEGGY
Auburn routed the Scrappers 10-1 Monday to take a four-game lead.
Auburn routed the Scrappers 10-1 Monday to take a four-game lead. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
U.S.: Reassign Detore's case
CLEVELAND -- The government has asked U.S. District Judge Ann Aldrich to reassign the case of a
Colombia has suffered too much, rebels must be stopped
Opinion: After threatening to kill every mayor in Colombia, the FARQ rebels lobbed massive mortar shells into
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Baseball School -- has begun enrolling boys and girls for individual, semi-individual
FARRELL SCHOOLS Business manager plans to retire
The high school principal is getting a $5,000 raise this year. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
AUSTINTOWN Exotic animal rule OK'd
It was the first home-rule ordinance enacted here. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
HERMITAGE Commission OKs land classification
All nonresidential projects must still put in sidewalks in front of their developments. HERMITAGE,
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Feedback: Since announcing their plans to hold Jim Traficant Night Wednesday, the Scrappers front
WARREN Parole reversed for child molester
The former Lordstown man will have another parole board hearing in 2012. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
FILLING A VOID IN THE VALLEY New ambulance service is going places
The owner said about 75 percent of her business is nonemergency transportation. The VINDICATOR,
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Leaves from the 'Notebook of a Wacky Life'
Dealing with Life's Little Annoyances. Entry One -- Unwelcome intrusions. Junk mail: Pull out all
SITES | On the map
SITES | On the map The city's tourism board is publishing a brochure depicting sites in the city
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Kevin L. Butler, 39, of 555 N. 19th St., Sebring, and Sarah J.
Browns adjust
Browns adjust Darren Hambrick was signed by the Cleveland Browns after Pro Bowl linebacker Jamir
SALEM Brochure points to anti-slave locations
A photograph and text are included for each site. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
Strickland to visit
Strickland to visit NORTH LIMA -- U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland is slated to appear at the Beaver
NEW YORK-PENN LEAGUE M.V. tries to regroup after sweep
Auburn routed the Scrappers 10-1 Monday to take a four-game lead. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
GIRARD Consumers Ohio proposes the sale of city's services
City water and sewer workers would become private sector workers under the proposal. By TIM YOVICH
GIRARD Sale of city's services proposed
City water and sewer workers would become private sector workers under the proposal. By TIM YOVICH
Fabian-Dailey wedding set for mid-September
YOUNGSTOWN -- Announcing their engagement are Kimberly Fabian and Jason Dailey, both of Youngstown.
LOCAL
LOCAL Youngstown rained out ABBEVILLE, La. -- Youngstown had its game against Kennewick, Wash.,
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD CITY Aug. 5 Discharge of firearm: A city resident was
YOUNGSTOWN Abortion protest sparks debate
The Center for Bio-Ethical Reform's presence in Youngstown drew no group demonstrations, but did
From Australia to California to Columbus to Youngstown to Alliance -- Does anyone discern a trend here? 11 visitors in 1992 to more than 150 this year.
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF VIENNA -- The tears couldn't be stopped as the
MONDAY'S RESULTS TENNIS
MONDAY'S RESULTS TENNIS BOARDMAN 5, NILES 0 Singles: Gina Peretti (B) def. Tera Frizley 6-0 6-0;
Feds divvy up the money and Valley gets short-changed
Opinion: The 17th Congressional District received more federal money than 13 other congressional districts.
Bicyclist is struck and killed on I-680
Bicyclist is struck and killed on I-680 YOUNGSTOWN -- City police are investigating the death of a
MERCER RACEWAY SATURDAY'S RESULTS
MERCER RACEWAY SATURDAY'S RESULTS Luxaire Heating & amp; Cooling Sprint Cars: 1. Gary Kriess,