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Semen case delayed
Semen case delayed WARREN -- Municipal Judge Terry Ivanchak postponed a hearing Tuesday for a man
Wells will probably deny sanction bid, experts say
Traficant is probably trying to get himself held in contempt to gain the jury's sympathy, said one
DIABETES ALERT A chronic illness
Today is American Diabetes Alert Day. Diabetes is a disorder characterized by high levels of glucose
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Larry E. Frondorf Jr., 24, of 168 Kenmore, Youngstown, and
SALEM Council expected to pass general budget
The budget sets aside $1.3 million for capital improvements. SALEM -- City council is expected to
Europe responds to trade policy with political attack
Opinion: The European Union is responding to clearly justified tariffs instituted by President Bush to
WARREN Upton group seeking members
The house is considered a National Historic Landmark. WARREN -- The Harriet Taylor Upton
Distraught, man threatens to jump
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Pennsylvania state constable pulled a man to safety who was threatening to jump
Will this night be different from all other nights?
Opinion: At sundown this evening, Jews around the world will begin their observance of Passover, the holiday
Murphy returns to his roots
I can't help but be intrigued by Ursuline High's hiring of football coach Daniel Murphy. When it
SOCIAL SECURITY Q & amp;A
Q. When were the highest and lowest cost-of-living adjustments? A. The highest cost-of-living
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Al Beach Classic team rosters
GIRLS White Lori Patrone, Mooney. Cathie Walsh, Ursuline. Nicole Vlajkovich, Canfield. Kim
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Board votes to cut budget by $1 million
If the levy does not pass, an additional $1.6 million will need to be cut from the budget, officials
BOARDMAN Police, drug officers seize 103 pounds of marijuana
Investigators believe three men may have sold marijuana in the area since at least December. By
GIRARD Mayor: Official has held up plan
Councilman Joseph Lambert told the commission that council will probably approve the fiscal plan in
TRAFICANT ON TRIAL Judge admonishes rep over hearsay evidence
Angered by the judge's decisions, the congressman dared the judge to put him in jail. By PATRICIA
MAHONING CO. 7 celebrate being free from drugs
Graduates of the drug court are from 19 to 52 years old. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF
Public Health Day to be held at Oakhill
Public Health Day to be held at Oakhill YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown City Health District will
YOUNGSTOWN YSU labor relations program halts, causing disappointment
YSU management demanded that the unions remove an administrator's name from a suggestion. The unions
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Boogieing for bucks: Pupils to raise funds in dance-a-thon
EAST PALESTINE -- East Palestine Middle School pupils hope to raise money as they dance the night
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Rosalyn Walker and Brian Blystone, 17412 Lakewood Ave., Lake Milton, girl, March 26.
Author will present leadership seminar
YOUNGSTOWN -- Richard E. Boyatzis, co-author of "Primal Leadership: Realizing the Power of Emotional
Kindergarten readiness varies with each child
Opinion: Kindergarten readiness varies with each child EDITOR: All public schools in our area have pre-
HEALTH EDUCATION Lecture series
The Womancare Center of UPMC Horizon is offering several lectures as part of its health education
YOUNGSTOWN Woman's ministry outgrows her home
The North Side woman is pleading for a building where she can conduct her ever-expanding ministry.
SPRING FOOTBALL Penguins find indoor time is beneficial
Snowy field conditions postponed Tuesday's outdoor practice. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
BASKETBALL
BASKETBALL North American Youth -- will have a tournament for boys and girls in grades 5-12 at St.
HERMITAGE SCHOOLS Striking teachers must pay for insurance, board says
No progress was made in the first negotiating session held since the strike began. By HAROLD GWIN
YOUNGSTOWN Employee unions accuse YSU of setting back labor relations
A university spokesman characterized the move as a postponement, not a withdrawal. By RON COLE
LIBERTY Officials plan library groundbreaking
The library branch has been in Liberty Plaza since 1998. LIBERTY -- Ground will be broken this
ACTIONS TAKEN Weathersfield school board
The Weathersfield Local Board of Education met Monday and: Increased the salary of school
INDOOR FLAG FOOTBALL
INDOOR FLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS AT VALLEY SPORTS IN STRUTHERS Playboyz12-1
911 SERVICE Lawrence County risks losing funding over noncompliance
The state could hold back nearly $800,000 from the county if Ellwood City doesn't comply. By LAURE
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOLS Board: Alternatives to TCTC were studied
The citizens were concerned about the new 2-mill levy the district will have to pay. By MARY R.
Deputy sheriff cited in crash
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mahoning County Deputy Sheriff Patrick J. Mondora was cited for failing to obey a
SPEAK UP The writing is on the wall
Here are some other suggestions by Chris Casson Madden to use words, text or calligraphy to enhance
MAHONING COUNTY Suit alleges mold caused Sick Building Syndrome
The county board of health told Compass West to replace the carpet that covers the water stains.
Plan adds creek access
ELKTON -- Beaver Creek State Park officials are working on a deal that will provide improved access
Tax rise still an option
The state is struggling to rebound from the recession, the governor said. By DAVID SKOLNICK
MAHONING CO. Reduced 2002 budget approved
Officials want to trim an additional 5 percent to 6 percent off the budget for next year. By BOB
SEC CHIEF'S BLIND EYE
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: How's this for odd timing in the post-Enron era? At the same moment the Justice
YOUNGSTOWN Wick-Pollock Inn feud to be decided by court
The hotel has sat vacant for 31/2 years. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER YOUNGSTOWN --
Trustees fulfilled pledge to support home rule
Opinion: Trustees fulfilled pledge to support home rule EDITOR: I am writing in response to a recent
GAIL WHITE TCI workers make Ohio Reads a success story
When Gov. Taft began his Ohio Reads initiative two years ago, his hope was that local businessmen
Suspect is held
Suspect is held YOUNGSTOWN -- A 41-year-old Columbus woman is being held in lieu of $500,000 bail
YOUNGSTOWN Residents respond to shooting at house
The woman has lived in the East Side home for more than 50 years. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
GETTING IT RIGHT
Dr. Victor F. Wan-Tatah is a professor in Youngstown State University's department of philosophy and
Man has two wives, authorities say
Man has two wives, authorities say MERCER, Pa. -- Shawn P. Law has a problem with the law