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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
BRITAIN
Opinion: The Guardian, London, March 6: The White House appears to be ready to impose punitive tariffs on
MORE HOOPS Inside
Tennessee women's coach Pat Summitt isn't pleased that her team is the No. 2 seed behind conference
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Cletis Arrowood, 74, of 4224 Meadowbrook Drive, Leavittsburg,
AUSTINTOWN Change becomes final after 30 days
Home rule does not allow trustees to levy taxes. AUSTINTOWN -- Two caimans living on Stanford
Seeds of Enron collapse were planted years ago
Opinion: It's not all that often that editorial writers get to say, "We told you so," and we're going to
CLEVELAND Sugar says he did work for Traficant
The government doesn't need audio tapes. It has the word of witnesses, a professor says. By
NILES Agency expands services for children
The agency, which employs 58 people, has moved into its third building. By DENISE DICK
Undercard quenches crowd's punch thirst
Four Olympic bronze medalists were among the combatants. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Shooting evidence
Shooting evidence YOUNGSTOWN -- Police recovered two 9 mm bullets and one spent shell casing at a
Teen dies in accident
Teen dies in accident VIENNA -- The Ohio State Highway Patrol's Southington Post is investigating
CAMPBELL Man reports being threatened at gunpoint outside city bar
CAMPBELL -- A 31-year-old Campbell man told police he was threatened at gunpoint outside Sippers Bar
AUSTINTOWN Residents, trustees debate home rule
One of the two Stanford Avenue caimans escaped from its home by falling out of a window. By IAN
LIBERTY Police department hits community beat
Community policing fell by the wayside during the past several years. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Gunmen terrorize couple in home
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Bissell Avenue woman fled her home after waking Friday afternoon to find three
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A warrant for Julie Toot is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week. Crime:
SALEM Tag! Your junk car is out
Owners are given a chance to remedy the situation before police step in. By NORMAN LEIGH
Smiles warm up St. Pat's parade
Cold weather did not stop the fun. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN --
Discussing sewer line
Discussing sewer line NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Springfield Township trustees will have a public meeting
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL Mahoning Valley Eagles -- spring club will hold tryouts at Hubbard High School for
Six months is long enough to give some perspective to events of Sept. 11
Opinion: In the six months since the World Trade Centers collapsed, most Americans have seen the images of
Kendall speaks out
Kendall speaks out The Pirates' Jason Kendall, fed up with losing, will accept a position change
TRUMBULL COUNTY Murder trial to begin
The defendant remains free on a $100,000 bond. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MAHONING VALLEY Area smokers put product to the test
The company said it chose Youngstown for the test marketing because it wanted to reach 'mainstream
Officials to take bids for changes to library
Officials want a better idea of the actual cost before moving ahead. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
President Bush the true friend of steel workers
Opinion: President Bush the true friend of steel workers EDITOR: I recently traveled to Washington D.C.
Fire damages Austintown Arby's
AUSTINTOWN -- The cause of a fire late Saturday that heavily damaged the Arby's Restaurant at 701 N.
COLUMBIANA CORNER Not in shouting range
Before the start of Leetonia Village Council last week, volunteer firefighters, including Councilman
The Vindicator/ Lindsay Semple
The Vindicator/ Lindsay Semple At top, Jean Deibel, 8, of Canfield, on the Lyden Oil Co.'s float,
TRAFICANT TRIAL Sugar says he did not expect pay
The government doesn't need audiotapes. It has the word of witnesses, a professor says. By
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SUNDAY 1st--Black Olive6.603.402.60 Ms. Aleah (D.Whitney)3.603.20
California district makes sure the mighty has fallen
Opinion: If it hadn't been for Bill Clinton, Congressman Gary Condit, D-Calif., might have been looking
CLEVELAND Is Traficant in a no-win situation?
The government doesn't need audio tapes. It has the word of witnesses, a professor says. By
Name: Mark Jackson
Name: Mark Jackson Age: 21 Residence: Hubbard Status: Junior studying music education at
Police investigate shooting at house
YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating a New Middletown man suspected of spraying a Hilton Avenue
E-MAILS
E-MAILS Last month, The Vindicator asked hundreds of its News Contacts this question: How has your
Noise problem must be solved by mayors, police; won't go away by itself
Opinion: Noise problem must be solved by mayors, police; won't go away by itself EDITOR: In response to
MAHONING COUNTY Human resources director to leave soon
Commissioners are still looking for a replacement for Sellards, who is retiring from the county
STRUTHERS SCHOOLS Wind causes damage at construction site
Officials didn't have damage estimates but said the site was covered by insurance. STRUTHERS --
WESTERN PA. Winds knock down electric lines, trees
There were more than 15,000 people without electrical power in Lawrence, Mercer and Columbiana
BOARDMAN Smiles warm up St. Pat's parade
Cold weather did not stop the fun. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN --
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Shannon D. Taylor, 4821 Erie St., Youngstown, boy, March 8. Jeffery and Stephanie
PITTSBURGH Spadafora's record now 35-0
The lightweight successfully defended his title for the sixth time. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR