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MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Raymond O'Flaherty, 34, of 365 W. Indiana Ave., Sebring, and
Sfara Bruno subject of criminal tax probe
The lawyer underestimated her net worth by more than $1 million, the government alleges. By
Ohio is ranked sixth in the nation for the average number of female-owned companies. Pennsylvania
Ohio is ranked sixth in the nation for the average number of female-owned companies. Pennsylvania
Traficant ex-staffer, contractor indicted
The congressman said he will object if jurors aren't drawn from his district. By PATRICIA MEADE
Wilson nips Chaney
Wilson nips Chaney Chaney's rally came too late as Wilson hung on for a 55-52 victory in a City
CITY BASKETBALL Wilson braves Chaney comeback
The Cowboys rallied for 16 points in the final 3:12, but Wilson braced to escape with 55-52 win.
ERNIE BROWN JR. Lincoln's proclamation made slavery an issue
Jan. 1 began a new year in the 21st century, but that date also was a milestone in this country's
Civic center board
Civic center board Youngstown Mayor George M. McKelvey and city council are putting the kibosh on
Everything didn't come up roses in Pasadena
Opinion: The folks who think California is already over-populated probably loved Thursday night's Rose Bowl
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XA meeting of the Mahoning Valley Diabetic Association will be held at 2 p.m. Friday
Joni B. Gamble to be bride of Matthew Campbell
COLUMBIANA -- Juanita and Robert Gamble of Richards Avenue are announcing plans for the upcoming
WEDDING Q & amp;A
Q: We are getting married in a different state from where my family is. Very few members of my
Religious studies
Religious studies Throughout the nation, 643 colleges and universities are affiliated with a
TRAFICANT CASE Ex-staffer, contractor indicted
The congressman said he will object if jurors aren't drawn from his district. By PATRICIA MEADE
YSU BASKETBALL Today's games
WOMEN Who: YSU (3-8, 0-1) vs. Butler (1-12, 0-3). When: 5:15 p.m. Where: Beeghly Center. The
Block watches receive phones
Ten city block watches now have the phones to make calling 911 easier. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
Powell-Devine engagement is announced
SALEM -- Announced by Lois and Paul Wagner, 238 Ohio Ave., Salem, is the engagement of their
Officer: Hockey father admitted being in fight
Officer: Hockey father admitted being in fight CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- A police officer testified
LTV Workers' comp must take over employees' claims
Injured LTV workers and their families will be getting their workers' compensation benefits from the
Motorcycle exhibit to go on without Harley
Museum officials hope to reschedule the display. WARREN -- Clark Gable's 1938 "Knuckle Head"
Fear and loathing in Las Vegas
Opinion: The grim discovery that the victim of a hit-and-run driver in Las Vegas was subsequently robbed by
SHARON Winner is trying to meet deadline to fix up old plant
The state has given Winner until March 7 to complete terms of a grant agreement providing $7 million
CAMPUS NOTES In the spotlight
SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY Thirteen Slippery Rock University students, including four from the
Robbers injure victim
Robbers injure victim YOUNGSTOWN -- A 24-year-old man was treated for facial cuts and swelling
WARREN Motorcycle exhibit to go on without Harley
Museum officials hope to reschedule the display. WARREN -- Clark Gable's 1938 "Knuckle Head"
Just as water reflects the face, so one human heart reflects another.
Just as water reflects the face, so one human heart reflects another. Proverbs 27:19
POLICE BLOTTER Poland
Summary of police activity: Dec. 19 Suspension: A 29-year-old Youngstown man was arrested on
Official seeks reduction in management
Girard can't afford its administrative staff, the finance chairwoman says. By TIM YOVICH
YOUNGSTOWN Block watches receive phones
Ten city block watches now have the phones to make calling 911 easier. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
GIRARD Official seeks reduction in management
Girard can't afford its administrative staff, the finance chairwoman says. By TIM YOVICH
BOARDMAN ATTORNEY Sfara Bruno is subject of criminal tax probe
The lawyer underestimated her net worth by more than $1 million, the government alleges. By
FRANKFORT, KY. 2 Valley men lose burglary appeals
The men were convicted of committing the largest art theft in Kentucky history. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
Teen pleads guilty in shootout slaying
The 16-year-old was in a gunfight near The Rayen School last summer. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
PREP BASKETBALL Red Dragons show rust
Poland took an early lead and held off Niles 56-46. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
NFL RIVALS ARE READY
NFL RIVALS ARE READY Associated Press GEARING UP: Cleveland Browns quarterback Kelly Holcomb,
SVC Fitch rallies, but Spartans hold on
Mike Finamore's game-winning foul shot for Boardman spoiled the Falcons' comeback. By JOHN KOVACH
SHERYL SCARNECCHIA TIMOTHY LUMAN
SHERYL SCARNECCHIA TIMOTHY LUMAN NILES -- Sheryl Lyn Scarnecchia of 1688 Rosalyn Circle, Mineral
PENNSYLVANIA Slippery Rock wins sloppy MCAC game
The Rockets took an early lead en route to a 54-35 victory. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
2 Valley men lose burglary appeals
The men were convicted of committing the largest art theft in Kentucky history. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
WARREN Police, safety director clash
The director said he thinks a few officers have problems with him because he is black. By PEGGY
Steelers duo goes for 1,000
Steelers duo goes for 1,000 Never in the 69-year history of the Pittsburgh Steelers has the team
YOUNGSTOWN Teen pleads guilty in shootout slaying
The 16-year-old was in a gunfight near The Rayen School last summer. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
ROBOTICS Harding students prepare for competition
Harding is again teaming up with engineers from Delphi Packard. WARREN -- Harding High School's
MINERAL RIDGE Rams still atop ICL standings
Ridge beat Mathews 63-53 to stay unbeaten in the conference. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
Schools reach delicate balance in teaching about religion
Constitutionally, faiths may be taught about but not promoted in public schools. By VALERIE
TAMI PICHITINO ARTHUR VOLPINI
TAMI PICHITINO ARTHUR VOLPINI POLAND -- Tami Marie Pichitino and Arthur Dominic Volpini, both of
U.S. SCHOOLS School disciplinarians play heavy on the job
Learning to handle being a school disciplinarian is often done on the job, not through formal
Ballard-Letlow wedding date to be May 26
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Dawnielle Monique Ballard, 3309 Glenwood Ave., and Tracy Devin
SCORES, SUMMARIES AND SCHEDULES
BOYS BASKETBALL FRIDAY'S SCORES AREA Wilson 55, Chaney 52 Cleveland Benedictine 74, Rayen 47
Girard board takes case to court
The state Supreme Court will decide in about a month if it will take the case, court officials said.
TAC Early deficit dooms N. Falls
Brookfield used a balanced attack to defeat Girard. NEWTON FALLS -- The LaBrae High School
Julie Vaughan, Marc Paulenich are engaged
Announcement is being made of the engagement of Julie Ann Vaughan, 211 S. Mercer St., Bowling Green,
SHARON Library project receives Pa. grant
The deterioration of the library parking deck prompted the request for state help. By HAROLD GWIN
HUBBARD City and township will get emergency response unit
HUBBARD -- A medical emergency response unit is being formed to serve the city and township.
Ruling on Vieques inflames Sharpton
Ruling on Vieques inflames Sharpton NEW YORK -- The Rev. Al Sharpton said he's willing to go back
YOUNGSTOWN Council to stem civic center's legal bills
The mayor wonders why the board failed to keep legal spending in line with the budget it had. By
Tressel to speak
Tressel to speak BOARDMAN -- Jim Tressel, head coach of Ohio State University's football team,
BOYS ICL/TCL ROUNDUP Kirk leads S. Range past Rockets 67-39
Sebring remains unbeaten in the Tri-County League after a win over Columbiana. NORTH LIMA -- Matt
INDICTMENTS Mahoning County
The following people were indicted this week by a Mahoning County grand jury: Jawan Bishop
SALEM School has temporary fix to parking lot problems
The school district wants to expand the parking lot eventually. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Students prepare for robotics competition
Harding is again teaming up with engineers from Delphi Packard. WARREN -- Harding High School's
Ministry seminar
Ministry seminar WARREN -- M. Wayne Benson will be the keynote speaker when First Assembly of God
School has temporary parking lot fix
The school district wants to expand the parking lot eventually. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
After hard trip, baby arrives on holiday
YOUNGSTOWN -- Dominic Francis O'Brien was not the first baby born in the Mahoning Valley in 2002,
BERLIN CENTER -- Justin Vayner hit six 3-pointers and finished with 22 points to lead visiting
BERLIN CENTER -- Justin Vayner hit six 3-pointers and finished with 22 points to lead visiting
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Shawn and Charlotte Mayes, 561 Cameron Ave., Youngstown, boy, Jan.
BRACEVILLE Arsenic level forces change in source for water
The arsenic is presumed to be natural, the EPA said. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS FRIDAY 1st-Glorys Potential(Irvine)11.004.402.60 Levi Sahbra(D
TRUMBULL COUNTY Program reduces food cost at jail
Two county commissioners were skeptical that the jail saved so much money buying food from state
AKRON Pros get licenses to teach
The alternative licensure program could help ease a critical shortage of classroom teachers. AKRON
YOUNGSTOWN Leaders emerging in YSU program
The Emerging Leader Program is offered free to YSU students. By PAUL WHEATLEY VINDICATOR STAFF
Council stems civic center's legal bills
The mayor wonders why the board failed to keep legal spending in line with the budget it had. By
Hubbard wastes hot start in loss to Badger
The Braves got solid games from their underclassmen. By DOUG CHAPIN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES Nine denominations take a step toward unity
By JANE LAMPMAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR As Americans share a more intense awareness of the
GIRARD SCHOOLS Board takes case to court
The state Supreme Court will decide in about a month if it will take the case, court officials said.
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT In a story published Thursday announcing the Youngstown Maennerchor's 139th
Young-Mirich wedding date to be Feb. 2
Plans are being revealed for the wedding of Cassandra Alaine Young, 3550 E. Western Reserve Road,
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