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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Work on sewer project to get under way
SALEM -- Work is to begin next week on a nearly $1.5 million sewer project. Crews from J.S. Paris
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XMahoning Valley Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors will meet at 11:30
WARREN City to require grant applicants to attend information meeting
Two meetings will be held in early April for prospective applicants. By AMANDA C. DAVIS
Miss Morrison, Mr. Thomas are engaged
NEW WATERFORD -- Announcement is being made by Wayne and Terri Morrison, 1443 Kibler Road, of the
City reduces water tap-in fees
The new tap-in fees are based on the size of the connected waterline. EAST PALESTINE -- City
From now on, just call it Delphi Corp.
TROY, Mich. -- Delphi Automotive Systems is changing its name to reflect its movement toward
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT King earns regional royalty
The Bristol senior led the Panthers past Strasburg-Franklin and into the state tournament. By TOM
HERMITAGE, PA. Seniors voice concerns over insurance rates
A national drug prescription program enacted by Congress now would take three years to implement, an
MASURY Ivor J. Lee closes its doors
MASURY -- Ivor J. Lee Inc., in business in northwestern Pennsylvania and northeastern Ohio since
Pomona Grange to mark 125th year
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- William A. Steel, state grange master, will be the guest speaker when Mercer
Washington Post
Washington Post HIP-HOP: Members of the Muslim rap group Native Deen -- Joshua Salaam, from right,
Bill aims to tighten laws on strip clubs
The ACLU says it will determine its involvement on each case individually. By MICHELE C. HLADIK
GETTING IT RIGHT
UFamilies interested in being hosts this summer for teen students from Northern Ireland should
NILES Man who threw semen on women gets 60 days in jail
Two victims attended the proceeding and said they were satisfied with the sentence. By DENISE DICK
Kennedy Catholic spoils Indians' celebration
Senior Nolan Reimold scored 20 points. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT INDIANA, Pa. --
EAST PALESTINE City reduces water tap-in fees
The new tap-in fees are based on the size of the connected waterline. EAST PALESTINE -- City
Brains on display
Brains on display Fourth-grade pupils in Mahoning and Trumbull counties will have the opportunity
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Benjamin A. Donlow Jr., 35, of 15 Oak Park, Youngstown, and
Parents reveal Susany-Pavelko wedding plans
BOARDMAN -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Jennifer Elaine Susany, 3941 Arden Blvd., and Michael
Tipper Gore weighs run for Senate seat
Tipper Gore weighs run for Senate seat WASHINGTON -- Tipper Gore cut short a trip to California
March Madness strikes, no cure in sight
Opinion: It's called & quot;March Madness, & quot; but the NCAA basketball tournament has already
MAHONING COUNTY Domestic Relations Court goes online
Users can find out about court operations and download all court forms. By BOB JACKSON
Court goes online
Users can find out about court operations and download all court forms. By BOB JACKSON
August date set for Brandy Arthur, Robert A. Davies
Announcement of the engagement of Brandy L. Arthur, 1874-B Tamarack Circle N., Columbus, and Robert
Manning-Ray engagement is announced
HUBBARD -- Michael and Linda Manning of Hubbard are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Seniors voice concerns over insurance rates
A national drug prescription program enacted by Congress now would take three years to implement, an
Endorsement meeting gives hint of things to come in 17th
Opinion: If the Trumbull County Democratic Party had been the slightest bit interested in hearing from the
Associated Press
Associated Press TARGET DESIGNERS: Employee Jesse Shelvin fills the racks with Mossimo designer
SALEM Work on sewer project to get under way
SALEM -- Work is to begin next week on a nearly $1.5 million sewer project. Crews from J.S. Paris
LAWRENCE COUNTY Fosnaught named to state board
The board supplies information to the state department of education for school subsidies. By LAURE
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First sermon offered
First sermon offered YOUNGSTOWN -- Deborah Dean Gregory-Robinson will give her first sermon at
Man who threw semen on women gets 60 days in jail
Two victims attended the proceeding and said they were satisfied with the sentence. By DENISE DICK
BOXING Bailey has bout slated at Packard
Wilson High student Dominic Leonelli will fight in an exhibition on Saturday. By SAL MARINO
Portion of Fifth Avenue to be closed to traffic
Portion of Fifth Avenue to be closed to traffic LIBERTY -- Fifth Avenue, between Mansell and
NORTH JACKSON Raggedys to riches: Dolls prove valuable
Turns out, this Raggedy Ann and Andy aren't so shabby after all. NORTH JACKSON -- Phyllis Watson
Marriage conference
Marriage conference WARREN -- A marriage restoration conference will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
NATION Native Deen offers clean message to Muslim rap beat
New Muslim rap praises values over violence. By DAVID CHO WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON --The
Animal welfare group selects site for shelter
The agency will rely partly on donations to fund its efforts. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
Surely the devil is your enemy, so take him for an enemy.
Surely the devil is your enemy, so take him for an enemy. Koran 35:6
MAHONING VALLEY Temp agencies see jobs as tryouts for permanent posts
One agency manager said 80 percent of temporary jobs become permanent. YOUNGSTOWN -- As businesses
SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. University acquires 20 acres
The capital fund-raising effort has achieved its goal. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN Chamber to honor two longtime Valley leaders
Ohio's lieutenant governor is the speaker for the luncheon meeting. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY