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Criminal information
Criminal information CLEVELAND -- A criminal information has been filed in federal court against
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/Lindsay Semple WADING AROUND: One-year-old Seth Stoy of Lisbon cools off in the
AUTO INDUSTRY Sales drop slightly, but discounts soar
GM had the best June sales among U.S. automakers. STAFF/WIRE REPORT DETROIT -- Chevrolet
Police arrest felon trying to buy firearm
Police arrest felon trying to buy firearm NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- State police say they are cracking
WARREN Judge rules charges stand
The city auditor's case will go to trial in September. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Men 'over-diagnosed' for cancer, study says
Men 'over-diagnosed' for cancer, study says WASHINGTON -- Many men over 60 are receiving
YOUNGSTOWN Flask requests dismissal
The attorney general's setbacks in two similar lawsuits led the former MVSD director to take this
TRACK AND FIELD
TRACK AND FIELD YOUNGSTOWN STRIDERS KIDSFEST MEET RESULTS (At East Liverpool) Girls: (9-10)
Pharmaceutical companies have a lot of explaining to do
Opinion: The nation's drug companies can no longer attribute the skyrocketing prices of their products to
'Indivisible,' you say? Not judging by flap over pledge
Opinion: Sometimes it's best to just take a breath. For instance, it would have been better if the
GETTING IT RIGHT
BFI of Ohio, Youngstown district, and Waste Management are not closed Monday. They are closed July 4
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials face decision on building
The price tag for repairs will be more than $41,000. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICTOR TRUMBULL STAFF
SALEM COUNCIL Law firm to help in talks
A service organization has a special contest planned for later this summer. By NORMAN LEIGH
MAHONING COUNTY Relief efforts combine
The idea is to coordinate the flow of donated goods to a disaster site. By BOB JACKSON
OHIO 2 congressmen will return funds donated by WorldCom
However, Ohio's two U.S. senators said they have no plans to return the funds contributed by
INDICTMENTS | Mahoning County
The following people were indicted Tuesday by a Mahoning County grand jury: Timothy Johnson, 46,
BOARDMAN Victim's widow asks why suspect was free
An assistant county prosecutor said the situation is not unusual. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
ELIZABETH CASEY KEITH KIMOCK
ELIZABETH CASEY KEITH KIMOCK CAMPBELL -- The marriage of Elizabeth Casey, daughter of Bill and Jan
BAZETTA Trumbull Co. fair begins Tuesday
BAZETTA -- Veterans and safety forces will be honored as a part of the 156th Trumbull County Fair
Hunter's bullet strikes 5-year-old
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- A 5-year-old boy was injured by a stray bullet fired by a hunter near his
ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball
BABE RUTH (14-15s) Commercial Neon 21, Central Optical 8 -- Dan Balog led a 17-hit attack with a
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS Canfield Summary of police activity: CANFIELD June 22 Drug paraphernalia: A
WARREN Attorneys say Joy won't pay unexpected electric bill
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Attorneys representing the operator of
GIRARD SCHOOLS Superintendent candidates
Here is a list of candidates seeking to become permanent superintendent of Girard City Schools. No
HOLLY MCBRIDE ROBERT KRUPITZER
HOLLY MCBRIDE ROBERT KRUPITZER YOUNGSTOWN -- The Rev. Frank Lehnerd officiated June 1 at St.
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& lt;P & gt; & lt;B & gt;ALTHOUSE & lt;/B & gt;, Kathryn B., 91, of Niles;
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Anthony and Genevieve Takash, Niles, boy, July 2. Elaine Sallaz and Jamie
MICHELLE ORR NATHANIEL SIKORA
MICHELLE ORR NATHANIEL SIKORA NORTH LIMA --Michelle Orr and Nathaniel Sikora, both of 510
EVANGELINA MIRANDA JOHN MILLER JR.
EVANGELINA MIRANDA JOHN MILLER JR. BOARDMAN -- John M. Miller Jr. and his bride, the former
Campbell man faces charge in shooting that wounded teen
CAMPBELL -- A shooting this morning left an 18-year-old woman hospitalized. Police said a 27-year-
Summer doldrums? Cool it
By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER HOT. REAL HOT. BUT HOTTER than usual? Yup.
American Indian event
American Indian event AUSTINTOWN -- An American Indian powwow to honor U.S. military veterans will
GIRARD Teacher is let go, but he didn't know
Don Rex says he had to go find out if he had a job next year. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Express takes 2-1 lead in Little 'b'
STRUTHERS -- Youngstown Express defeated Astro Falcons 10-4 Tuesday to take a 2 games to 1 lead in
Equipment stolen
Equipment stolen BOARDMAN -- A chiropractor reported that $3,500 in equipment was stolen from her
AP file photo, Aug. 21, 2001
AP file photo, Aug. 21, 2001 MEDICAL PIONEER: Robert Tools, an artificial-heart recipient, holds
Mercer County Grange Fair set to begin
MERCER, Pa. -- The weeklong 38th annual Mercer County Grange Fair on Pa. Route 58, east of Mercer,
Associated Press
Associated Press AMERICAN PRIDE: Richard Mak and about 200 volunteers are planning to visit each
JENNIFER VANSUCH JASON BLAIR
JENNIFER VANSUCH JASON BLAIR YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Jennifer VanSuch and Jason Blair, both
MAHONING VALLEY Agencies: Budget cuts will hurt communities
The cuts couldn't have come at a worse time for Columbiana County, a commissioner said. By DAVID
First prayer from schools, now God from Pledge
Opinion: First prayer from schools, now God from Pledge EDITOR: Wake up people. Again the minority is
Woman robbed at home
Woman robbed at home GIRARD -- A gunman got away with about $400 in a holdup Tuesday afternoon at
Bus service to continue in Lawrence County
Lawrence County's new clock tower should be installed in September. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
DIVE IN: Autumn Carter, 11, of Greenford back dives into the Columbiana Swimming Pool. Temperatures
DIVE IN: Autumn Carter, 11, of Greenford back dives into the Columbiana Swimming Pool. Temperatures
BOARDMAN Firehouse renewals weighed
Early estimates are double the allotted dollar amount. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF
GIRARD SCHOOLS 4 from Valley seek job as chief
The board was to conduct its third interview session today. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
GAIL WHITE Standing united, America's blessings will flow
I will celebrate freedom this Fourth of July surrounded by family and friends. In the morning, we
KOS SLAYING Judge: Use man's words
The judge said the defendant never directly asked for an attorney. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
REVIVING THE EVERGLADES
Opinion: Washington Post: Will the massive $8 billion program for re-plumbing the Everglades actually succeed
NEWTON FALLS Council recall petitions certified
Traficant and Davis collected enough signatures to run for Congress as independents. By STEPHEN
WARREN Attorneys say Joy won't pay unexpected bill
The course operator said he is shocked by the electric company's request. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
TRAFICANT CASE Detore misses court date; pretrial reset
The trial is still on for July 29. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER CLEVELAND -- A
MCDONALD Pact won't change mill operations, officials say
McDonald Steel employees will receive 15 percent pay raises and won't have to pay for health
LISA DAVIA ERIC RUBENSTEIN
LISA DAVIA ERIC RUBENSTEIN GROVE CITY, Pa. -- Lisa M. DaVia of Grove City became the bride of Eric
PUBLIC SAFETY | Citations
The Ohio Department of Public Safety, responsible for enforcement of liquor, tobacco and gambling