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Desire to adopt births group

A fund-raiser to raise money to give Dima a home is set for later this month. By DENISE DICK


By TIM YOVICH

By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF HUBBARD -- Lighting Products Inc. may never make up for


It's multiple choice -- or else

As a service to all the high school students who are -- or should be -- preparing for final exams


Grant to promote recycling programs

Grant to promote recycling programs MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County will get a $300,000 Pennsylvania


REVIEW 'Arafat's Elephant' offers some unforgettable pieces

The most effective stories in the collection are the ones that capitalize on their brevity. By ROB


Sour future ahead for South Side pre-teen

Opinion: Unless one South Side fifth grader changes her ways -- and her attitude -- she's headed for trouble.


SCOUTS

SCOUTS Court of honor Sean A. Moore, son of James and Leslie Moore of Canfield, has earned his


Fitch's Tate ready to run at state meet

The last two years he sat in the stands as a spectator. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF


AT BARNES & amp; NOBLE

AT BARNES & amp; NOBLE Four book-signings planned for June On June 9 from 2 to 4 p.m.,


Motorcyclist dies

Motorcyclist dies COLUMBIANA -- A motorcyclist who ran off state Route 558 in Fairfield Township


SHARON Officials, residents fear loss of programs without grant

Mercer County Housing Authority's resident services will be hurt by the closing of a federal drug-


AGENDA

AGENDA MONDAY McDonald Board of Education, special meeting, 7:30 p.m., high school library.


MIKE BRAUN A cooler way to take hot food

If you've ever gone camping and found yourself with a cooler full of soggy or waterlogged food, or


WHAT'S DOING?

EVENTS Lakes Tournament Trail: Berlin June 23, Mosquito July 14, Berlin again on Aug. 11 and


AT A GLANCE

AT A GLANCE Salem street repaving Where work will begin later this summer: North Ellsworth


PLANNING What you'll need

Round-point shovel. Square-point spade. Rake. Broom. Level. String and small wooden


A day at the cycle races

By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER GARRETTSVILLE -- Matthew Good watched as workers


HANDEL'S

HANDEL'S Award winner Handel's ice cream has been rated among the best in the country:


Animal companion tests

Animal companion tests YOUNGSTOWN -- K-9s for Compassion Inc. will have screenings for potential


DIVISION III BASEBALL Warren JFK ousted by Elyria Catholic in regional final

JFK survived a regional semifinal that stretched over two days, only to lose by one in the title


LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Lighting-payment issue sparks debate

One trustee says the township should foot at least part of the bill for the streetlights. By TIM


NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY

NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Taste of Scotch (R Tharps)9.40 4.402.80 Doc Mistake (S


CLUBS

CLUBS Scholarships awarded The Columbiana County Federation of Sportsman Clubs recently


GOLFING BENEFIT Cancer Society plans women's outing

Winning teams will be eligible to enter the state tournament. VIENNA -- The Mahoning Valley


CONCERTS

CONCERTS Buhl Farm The Sunday Summer Concert Series at the Performing Arts Center in Buhl Farm,


Small restaurant portions could contribute to health

Opinion: Small restaurant portions could contribute to health EDITOR: I am writing in concern that some


SCOTT SHALAWAY When two or more gather, there's always a name

Many of us owe our interest in natural history to books or films we experienced as children. Some of


Valley should closely monitor purchase of North Star Steel

Opinion: Perhaps it's unfair to refer to Copperweld Steel Corp.'s experience with the French when commenting


YOUNGSTOWN RENEWAL ZONE City targets Calif. tech companies

The city hopes to lure Silicon Valley companies that are fed up with their state's difficult


'JOY IN MUDVILLE' Book exposes life in Little League

The author tries to put into perspective many of the Little League horror stories that make news


BLOOD DRIVES

BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Cintas Uniforms of Austintown, 300 Victoria Road, 1 to 6 p.m. Mount Olivet


BASKETBALL

BASKETBALL Boardman -- Spartan camp June 17-20 for boys entering grades 5-9 in September. Sessions


Group raises some concerns on social justice

Two experts will visit the area to explore other issues of consolidation, including poverty and


REGIONAL SUMMIT Schedule

Shenango Valley Initiative will present a forum on the social-justice perspective of municipal


HEALTH CARE

HEALTH CARE LIBERTY -- Raymond R. Carlson of Lowellville has joined MVI Home Care as a clinical


What's in a name? For many schools, something simplistic is the best route

Most area school leaders are taking the generic route when naming new school buildings. By RON


SOCCER ROUNDUP Saturday's games

MLS Rapids 3, Galazy 2 DENVER -- Mark Chung scored the second of his two goals in the 76th


LEGACY

LEGACY The parlay card Mel Exber, an old-time Las Vegas gambling figure and innovator, died May


GETTING IT RIGHT

GETTING IT RIGHT A story in Thursday's editions about a judge's son being jailed should have read


Stroke survivors

Stroke survivors "Living With Stroke," a class for stroke survivors and caregivers, is from 6:15-7


CLEVELAND INDIANS

CLEVELAND INDIANS Today -- Chicago White Sox, 1:05 p.m. Tuesday -- at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m.


Spartans win slugfest

Boardman earned a return trip to the state tournament with a 9-8 win over Madison. By TOM WILLIAMS


IN THE CUP | Area holes in one

Brian Difford of Youngstown used a 9-iron to ace the 150-yard, No. 12 hole at Squaw Creek Country


AREA

AREA Davies defeats defending champ RAVENNA -- In the last two running events at the Division II


YOUNGSTOWN Cop has tips for alarm systems

Renting equipment is probably preferable to allow for frequent technology advances, the detective


COURTS

TRUMBULL COUNTY Divorces granted Ruby M. Edmonson vs. Paul J. Edmonson, divorce to plaintiff.


Home Security

Alarm selection tips Get a list of alarm companies serving your area or check a company's


NORTH JACKSON Marching toward success

The band director tells students that if they work hard, sacrifice and keep a positive attitude,


JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Conservatory efficiency depends on the glass

Q. I am planning to add a conservatory to the back of my house for living space (breakfast nook) and


In graduation, a good example

Opinion: It took a while for one of the students who graduated from California State University, Long Beach,


SHENANGO VALLEY Group raises concerns on social justice

Two experts will visit the area to explore other issues of consolidation, including poverty and


HONORS

HONORS Edward "Dan" McCarthy, special agent of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service Field


AUSTINTOWN Experimental car visits Valley on trip to fuel interest

The car uses pollution-free fuel-cell technology. AUSTINTOWN -- Necar 5, the first electric-


PREPS

PREPS Coach assumes responsibility for DQ Fanfare: As another season ends for boys high school


Program presented as model at conference of 500 officials

The federal SBA chief touted Youngstown's program to a national audience. YOUNGSTOWN -- Jeffrey L.


MARY JO NAGY | Pets Overcoming housing rules on animals

So you are moving, and you have a pet. You need to find an apartment or house that allows pets. You


AUSTINTOWN -- When Steve Bayer and his wife, Tammy, arrived at his business after hours one day in

AUSTINTOWN -- When Steve Bayer and his wife, Tammy, arrived at his business after hours one day in


WARREN Desire to adopt births group

Nine people have been convicted since November 2001 as a result of the Youngstown litter enforcement


YOUNGSTOWN Girl reports being raped, abducted

YOUNGSTOWN -- A 15-year-old girl told police she was abducted as she walked home from school and


Volunteer Services Agency, a United Way Agency, is a local resource for volunteer recruitment,

Volunteer Services Agency, a United Way Agency, is a local resource for volunteer recruitment,


DIVISION IV REGIONAL James Lade's two-hitter subdues Maplewood

The Windham pitcher led the Bombers to their second straight regional title. By BOB ROTH


RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Bukowski letters in four sports at Neshannock

Neshannock High has certainly had its share of outstanding athletes through the years. It's rather


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& lt;P & gt; & lt;B & gt;ALUSIK & lt;/B & gt;, Martha V., 84, of Campbell;


LIMELIGHT

LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements YOUNGSTOWN -- Karen L. Sanfrey-Wright, an insurance agent at the


SCHOOL NAMES Origins

Several local school buildings bear the names of local historical figures and former educators:


War in Afghanistan far from being over

Opinion: Ousting the bloody Taliban regime from Afghanistan was just one aspect of the war on terrorism


Bound for Brevard

Bound for Brevard Taryn Melynn Downing of Transfer, Pa., has something in common with pianist


BOWLING Spare Me wins city women's tourney

Theresa Florjancic captured the singles crown with a 753 score. Spare Me rolled 2,678 to win the


MAHONING VALLEY What's in a name? For many schools, something simplistic is the best route

Most area school leaders are taking the generic route when naming new school buildings. By RON


Chaplain hits the roof

Chaplain hits the roof BROOKFIELD -- Brookfield police chaplain Dan Cesene will be "jailed" for 72


SALEM Less money available for improvements

Street repaving and bridge repairs are all that's on the city's summer projects schedule. By


HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Viola M. Ford

Born: Viola M. Bonacker on June 10, 1902, in Niles. Residence: 22 Homestead Drive, Boardman, Ohio


Laura Lemieux to be bride of Christopher Paes

CANFIELD -- Martin and Dianne Paes of 221 Dartmouth Ave. are announcing the engagement of their son,


Holzer-Dattilo wedding planned for Aug. 10

CLEVELAND -- Announcement is being made of the engagement of Tiffani L. Holzer and Brian G. Dattilo,


CLEANUPS Neighborhood projects

Times, dates and places of upcoming neighborhood cleanup projects in the area: JUNE 22 The


Parents announce Russell-Corll engagement

AUSTINTOWN -- The engagement of Tracie Lynn Russell, 4525 New Hampshire Circle, and Duane Earl


HEALTH SCREENINGS June schedule

St. Francis Hospital in New Castle is offering health screenings at various locations during June.


MERCER COUNTY Response team will aid victims of sexual assault

The new unit is expected to increase prosecution of suspects. MERCER, Pa. -- Law enforcement,


Poland netters finish 4th

Seniors Colin Larouere and Rodrigo Catunda lost to a team from Columbus Wellington. STAFF/WIRE


Handel's checks if sale gains flavor

Handel's has started a push to become a national ice cream chain. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR


GIRLS REGIONAL TRACK Monica Cuevas sets record in 800

She has been dominant in the event since switching over from the 400. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR


PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE

BASEBALL SATURDAY'S TOURNAMENT SCORES DIVISION III At Schroeder Field, Massillon Warren JFK


Media reveal too much about national security

Opinion: Media reveal too much about national security EDITOR: I heard recently that NASA was concerned


KEYSTONE CLIPS Rep splits pay raise among charities

Ten charities in the 3rd Congressional District benefited from the annual automatic pay raise for


Car show has been moved to parking lot

HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The annual Father's Day Car Show on East State Street won't be on the street this


CLASS B BASEBALL Propane wins on Krieger's sacrifice fly

STRUTHERS -- Michael Kreiger had three RBIs, including one on a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the


STRUTHERS Husband slain during theft was good, friendly, wife says

Police have released updated information about the man they seek in the death of a 71-year-old. By


AVALON SOUTH Probe looks at allegations that officials golfed free

The former mayor said the course operator is blaming everyone but himself. By PEGGY SINKOVICH


Infante-Dalton engagement is revealed

Announced by Judith Infante, 378 Woodbine S.E., Warren, and Joseph Infante, Rocky River, is the


TRAVEL INDUSTRY Vacationers favor road trips, cruises

Few Americans are going abroad, travel experts say. BY VALERIE BANNER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT


WARREN City officials accused of golfing free

The former mayor said the course operator is blaming everyone but himself. By PEGGY SINKOVICH


BIRTHS

St. Elizabeth Russ and Mary Jakovina, 7559 Elmland, Poland, girl, May 30 (Correction). Aaron and