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TRAFICANT CASE Judge decides to modify Detore's bond conditions
The defendant will meet with a pretrial services officer twice a week and be closely monitored.
WARREN Program teaches kids the fun in learning
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Jaycie Baugh wants to earn her living
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Borough takes property for bus service, parking
The owner of the property will be paid an appraised fair market value for the house and land.
Man is honored for longtime work
BAZETTA -- After years of working for the Trumbull County Fair, Bob Cebula was recognized in January
LOCAL DIGEST
Getting the word out YOUNGSTOWN -- The city's board of control hired two Youngstown companies
The deal of the art
RICELESS PAINTINGS DON'T TRAVEL lightly. They have to be handled by individuals wearing white
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to move from building
Records and computers are still in the basement. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
LEETONIA Pine Street project will tie up traffic
The project will start in about 10 days and take four weeks to complete. LEETONIA -- Residents
LAWRENCE COUNTY Prison board officials discuss their budget woes
The jail doesn't have enough room to house inmates from other counties. By LAURE CIOFFI
AUSTINTOWN Tamco vote due on plan with Minn. drugstore
As Phar-Mor prepares to cut 181 jobs in downtown Youngstown, a union hopes for hundreds more jobs in
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS Liberty, Girard, Hubbard Summary of police activity: LIBERTY July 9 Warrant:
Stoops family reunites on field
Two hundred players received tips from some of Youngstown's finest football minds. By JOHN
Officer's shooting was accidental, official says
Officer's shooting was accidental, official says WARREN -- The city will not pursue criminal
YSU Officials cope with $2.7 million funding cut
The Ohio Board of Regents approved the new allocations Wednesday. By RON COLE VINDICATOR
Senior Spectacular
Senior Spectacular BOARDMAN -- Special entertainment and exhibits for senior citizens will take
YOUNGSTOWN Developer dispels residents' concerns
Beachwood Village residents embraced the idea of nine new houses in their complex after the meeting.
Group is a living lesson on customs of the Civil War
Every aspect of the presentation is historically accurate. By AMY HOUSLEY VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Docents draw on dedication
The volunteers enrich the art experience for many visitors to the Butler. YOUNGSTOWN -- Did you
AIDS EPIDEMIC ISN'T OVER
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: The 14th International AIDS Conference opened in Barcelona, Spain, this week
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Michael and Carla (Moser) Flatley of Fort Myers, Fla., are announcing the birth of their second
Tamco vote due on plan with Minn. drugstore
As Phar-Mor prepares to cut 181 jobs in downtown Youngstown, a union hopes for hundreds more jobs in
CANFIELD Developer, condo owners want road's builder to fix it
The committee will need to hear the requests before council can act on zoning changes. By SHERRI
Natural explorers
The 12 children spent more than an hour peeking under every nook and cranny, hoping to spot a black
POLAND TOWNSHIP Trustees look into setting a curfew for minors
The township is one of only a few communities in Mahoning County without a curfew. By JoANNE
TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR | Schedule
TONIGHT 5 p.m.: Junior Fair poultry show 6-11 p.m.: Rides open 6 p.m.: Junior Fair beef show;
YOUNGSTOWN Man agrees to testify against co-defendant
The Willis Avenue man pleaded guilty to one count of complicity to kidnapping. By BOB JACKSON
Mercer County receives grants, loans for equipment needs
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Pennsylvania has approved more than $250,000 in grants and loans to aid programs
Second pretrial set for child endangerment case
Second pretrial set for child endangerment case YOUNGSTOWN -- A second pretrial has been set in
LIBERTY Police warrants charge man in parking-lot confrontation
Police said the Girard man drove his car over a woman, who remains in critical condition. LIBERTY
Trustees look into setting curfew for minors
The township is one of only a few communities in Mahoning County without a curfew. By JoANNE
Study questions value of knee surgery
Study questions value of knee surgery BOSTON -- In a surprising finding about a popular knee
Sheriff's entire work force faces layoffs
Expenses already have been slashed, the sheriff said. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
SHARON House owners fail to show at hearing
Neighbors of the two houses testified to the deteriorated conditions of the structures. By HAROLD
YOUNGSTOWN Judge weighs keeping man out of prison
The defendant wants to seek anger management counseling instead of going to prison. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY Man is denied supervised trips away from psychiatric hospital
Authorities said Bricker threatened to mug a homeless man for his identity. By BOB JACKSON
Candidate changes address
WARREN -- Warren Davis, an independent candidate for the 17th Congressional District seat, has
PITTSBURGH Area woman sues airline
The family is suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder since the hijacking, according to the
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Former Salem teacher files lawsuit against school board
SALEM -- A former Salem high school teacher is asking Columbiana County Common Pleas Court to order
2 men face felony charges of vandalism and assault
BOARDMAN -- Two men face felony counts after appearing in Mahoning County Court here on charges that
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Vermont Expos (7-14) at Scrappers (12-10). When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WNIO-AM (1390).
YSU Officials try to cope with $2.7M cut
The Ohio Board of Regents approved the new university allocations Wednesday. By RON COLE
HOSPITALS
Associated Press CONCERNED DOCTOR: Dr. Debra Weinstein oversees 1,200 medical residents at
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FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL The Youngstown District Football Officials Association -- is seeking football officials.
Stars quick to credit others
Many of the athletes valued the experiences they shared with their teammates over their individual
Residents offer mixed views on Route 46 widening
Some think the project would reduce traffic jams; others say it's a waste of money. By IAN HILL
Tabler visits Valley
Tabler visits Valley Former Cleveland Indian infielder Pat Tabler was at the Mahoning Valley
By TOM WILLIAMS
By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF POLAND -- Anchoring what some believe might have been
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A resident of Bel Aire Lane, Poland, called township police Friday morning to the
CANFIELD Zoning request to develop area moves forward
Residents can still petition to have the matter placed on the November ballot as a referendum. By
Austintown trustees push to improve quality of life
Opinion: There's nothing "exotic" -- as in intriguing -- about a reptile that escapes from its owner's care
POLAND TOWNSHIP Trustees look into setting curfew for minors
The township is one of only a few communities in Mahoning County without a curfew. By JoANNE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Daniel L. Brockett, 40, Portland, Conn., and Cecelia E.
YSU Officials evaluate budget problems
Five universities will get more money from the state, based on enrollment increases, but YSU isn't
Officials try to cope with $2.7M cut
The Ohio Board of Regents approved the new university allocations Wednesday. By RON COLE
MINERAL RIDGE Residents offer mixed views on Route 46 widening
Some think the project would reduce traffic jams; others say it's a waste of money. By IAN HILL
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Sheriff's entire work force faces layoffs
Expenses already have been slashed, the sheriff said. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
MRDD levy renewal
MRDD levy renewal LISBON -- Columbiana County voters will be asked in November to renew a 2.5-mill