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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
ONE ON ONE | Jay Williams CDA chief's goal is to make agency more efficient
What's with the R. sometimes in front of your name, since everyone calls you Jay? My real name is
YSU BASKETBALL Today's games
MEN Who: YSU (3-13, 1-5 Horizon League) vs. Illinois-Chicago (10-9, 2-3). When: 4 p.m. Where:
Linnelli works for postseason
The Canfield High junior is off to her best start this year. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS
Steelers 'trash' Baltimore
The Ravens did all the trash talking, while Pittsburgh rolled to a 27-10 win to reach the AFC title
with Jay Williams
with Jay Williams Age: 30. Hometown: Youngstown. Occupation: Director, Youngstown Community
Open trade agreements erode American industry
Opinion: Open trade agreements erode American industry EDITOR: Our Greatest Generation is being destroyed
YOUNGSTOWN 2 men in hospital after shootings
The shootings happened at about the same time. YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating two
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A felony warrant for Alfred M. Simmons is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this
About 58 percent of corporate travel managers say their companies will reduce travel because of the
About 58 percent of corporate travel managers say their companies will reduce travel because of the
COLUMBUS Supreme Court rules fees must be paid by country clubs
Firestone Country Club in Akron is one of the four clubs involved in the case. By MICHELE C.
Starting next week, careers columnist Amy Lindgren will have a new home in The Vindicator. Her
Starting next week, careers columnist Amy Lindgren will have a new home in The Vindicator. Her
SPINA BIFIDA
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER NEW MIDDLETOWN -- "I'm afraid the news is not
MERCER COUNTY Family wins honors at farm show
Area competitors scored well in a variety of contests at the annual show. HARRISBURG -- The Ken
NOTEBOOK From Heinz Field
Short yardage: Baltimore's offensive woes were evident in the final numbers: The Ravens rushed for
Pickup driver injured
Pickup driver injured YOUNGSTOWN -- A 21-year-old Oak Hill Avenue man was in stable condition in
MAHONING COUNTY 16 gambling searches conducted
The FBI said the probe into organized crime gambling will continue. YOUNGSTOWN -- Federal and
Community worship service remembers King's legacy
Dr. King was likened to Moses, who saw the promised land for his people. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
KNO
VILLE, Tenn. -- Martin Luther King III said that the nation should observe the holiday honoring his
BRITAIN
Opinion: BRITAIN Daily Telegraph, London, Jan. 16: The United States is likely to find the treatment of Al-
Spina bifida is the most frequently occurring, permanently disabling birth defect, affecting one in
Spina bifida is the most frequently occurring, permanently disabling birth defect, affecting one in
Assault prevention
Assault prevention CHAMPION -- The Trumbull Career & amp; Technical Center is offering an
LOCAL
LOCAL Girard's Barta competes in Masters RENO, Nev. -- Adam Barta of Girard finished 69th in the
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Daphne Denise Wright, 850 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. #125, boy,
Boardman boys fall to St. Ignatius, 79-59
CLEVELAND -- Three players scored in double figures as Cleveland St. Ignatius defeated Boardman 79-
COLLEGES Mohr steps up at Robert Morris
The East Palestine High graduate was ranked third in two categories this past season. By JOHN
Training seminar
Training seminar WARREN -- Western Reserve Chapter of the Society for Human Resource Management
It's crystal clear: Tax renewal is essential
Opinion: Two years ago, in the midst of major political bloodletting, the voters of Mahoning County took an
Figuring out how a school district in the Appalachian town of Proctorville, Ohio, met all but one of
Figuring out how a school district in the Appalachian town of Proctorville, Ohio, met all but one of
SALEM Humane society narrows search for director
The agency has made building a new shelter a priority. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
COURTS
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces granted Donna White vs. Bruce White. Lisa Jones vs. William Jones.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Building a track doesn't guarantee a spot in NASCAR, official warns
Tracks face stiff competition to land the big races. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WORTH A LOOK
DINNER/DANCES XEast Palestine High School Band Parents Organization will sponsor a dinner dance
Hip-hop group takes stage at concert hall
Hip-hop group takes stage at concert hall NEW YORK -- A concert hall better known for its
New generations must know and value the Rev. Dr. King Jr.
Opinion: It was nearly 34 years ago that the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. A generation
AUSTINTOWN Owner says The Upstairs wasn't used for shady deals
The restaurateur isn't sure what to tell the federal prosecutor, if anything. By PATRICIA MEADE
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Parents rate McGee lower than board
Some parents say the superintendent can't be singled out for the school system's low report card
Back on top
Back on top Phil Mickelson wasn't a bit surprised to win the first tournament he's played in
Back-ups come to Steelers rescue
Running back Jerome Bettis had a reaction to a pain shot and could not play. VINDICATOR STAFF
MERCER Vigil keeps alive hope POWs, MIAs are alive
Local veterans will gather at the east side of the Mercer County Courthouse for a 24-hour POW-MIA
Andersen executive defends firm's work
Andersen executive defends firm's work WASHINGTON -- Under attack for his firm's role as auditor