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Cash and chaos
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER SHARON, Pa. -- An event designed to promote the downtown
VETERANS
VETERANS Training tournament IOWA CITY -- Mahoning Valley residents who are visually impaired
NEW CASTLE Update on school building
School officials have asked if they can expand the project. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
Candidate challenges opponent to debates
Candidate challenges opponent to debates OLD BRIDGE, N.J. -- Even as Republicans contested Frank
MAHONING VALLEY Doctors consider leaving as premiums continue to rise
The exodus could lead to a shortage of surgeons. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER
THE KOVELS | Antiques and Collecting Marks determine ages of silver cups and mugs
Silver cups and silver mugs were popular gifts in Victorian times. The metal had a known value, so
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony notes 'La Boheme,' Mozart highlight season
The Youngstown Symphony Society presents a variety of musical experiences during the coming weeks,
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Morrison gets 500th victory at Farrell
Whew! That's a lot of wins. Harriett Morrison, long-time coach of the Farrell High School girls'
DRUG RAIDS Youngstown
The Youngstown Vice Squad arrested several people while executing search warrants. The homes
Salvation Army makes mission of senior aid
Members visit the elderly and offer a hand with food over Christmas. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
MAHONING VALLEY Trumbull lacks purchasing controls employed by other counties
By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Employees in neighboring
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAmerican Association of University Women will meet at 6:45 p.m. Wednesday at the
PENNSYLVANIA Politician proposes making teachers employees of state
A local teachers union president suggested a better approach would be to require binding
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Tuck doors into walls, and watch space grow
Q. At a recent home show, several of the houses had pocket doors. I am going to add two rooms to my
According to Judy Bott, office manager at Elliott's Western Reserve Nursery in Boardman, and Sherie Klim, of Tabor's Landscaping and Garden Center in North Lima, some of the most popular choices among
Crimson king maple, a type of maple with purplish leaves. Although it is slow-growing, it makes an
Ex-aides, witness work for Traficant
Traficant's campaign treasurer would not allow The Vindicator to check receipts submitted by the
PREP SOCCER Mooney gives 'free clinic' in rout of Champion
The Cardinals scored four goals in the first 24 minutes of the 6-0 win. By BILL SULLIVAN
FAMILY SHOW 'Annie' will play again
The company's co-founder and her niece are playing principal roles in the production. By GARRY L.
1 view: Low rates, lawsuits spurred crisis
The answer, one insurer says, is to make losers of medical malpractice suits pay all costs. By
MARY JO NAGY | Pets Don't let animals run the streets
October's article includes several topics that may not appear to be similar but are important to
Garden Forum holds flower show
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Garden Forum of the Greater Youngstown Area held a flower show Sept. 14 and 15 at
LINDA REESE DONALD EYNON
LINDA REESE DONALD EYNON OCHO RIOS, Jamaica -- Linda Lorraine Reese and Donald Thomas Eynon were
LISA STEPHENS CHADWICK MILLER
LISA STEPHENS CHADWICK MILLER CANFIELD -- Married at 2 p.m. Aug. 31 at St. Michael Church were Dr.
SHARON Cash and chaos
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER SHARON, Pa. -- An event designed to promote the downtown
CULTURAL EVOLUTION When arts collide
Big changes are in store for American culture as the population shifts from a white majority. By
Cancer group selects volunteer as relay ambassador
The Shenango Boulevard woman emphasized that research takes money. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Raleigh and Monica McIntosh, 988 N. Market St., East Palestine, boy, Oct. 4.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go More information: The Jerome Chamber of Commerce is at P.O. Drawer K,
SMALL COLLEGES Walsh stays unbeaten; Mount Union rumbles
Westminster and Bethany lost, while Thiel triumphed. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS CANTON -- Walsh
TRUMBULL COUNTY Dollars and scents
The following is a list of air-freshener and disinfectant-spray purchases since January from several
YOUNGSTOWN Seminars explore bringing yoga to schools
The exercises can help to stimulate or calm pupils, advocates say. By RON COLE VINDICATOR STAFF
JUST THE FACTS
JUST THE FACTS Detection guidelines About 500 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer this
PREP SOCCER Willis leads Mooney; Fitch blanks Lake
The Howland and Champion girls teams also posted wins. STRUTHERS -- Kellie Willis scored two goals
JACK WOLLITZ Local angler closer to bass pro status
Dan Mansky took another step toward his lifelong dream of becoming a big-time pro bass angler last
PENNSYLVANIA California errors launch Rock win
Slippery Rock quarterback Jeff Valentino tossed a trio of TD passes. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. A new check station is available for deer in Mahoning County. Ace
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
AUSTINTOWN -- Chuck Eddy, owner of Chuck Eddy Dodge, has been elected Ohio's representative to the
An alternative view of pay raises at YSU
Opinion: An alternative view of pay raises at YSU EDITOR: Your Sept. 29 editorial on compensation at
GIRLS SOCCER Boardman ties seeded Hoover
Janeen Masternick scored twice as the unseeded Spartans tied their future Federal League opponent.
CLASSES AND CLINICS
CLASSES AND CLINICS Birth-related classes Monday: Sibling Preparation Class, first Monday of
MIKE BRAUN Issue of motor hp to air at meeting
By Mike Braun Vindicator Outdoor EditorThe issue of boat motor horsepower on Pymatuning Reservoir
KEYSTONE CLIPS School goes to great heights to show patriotism
More than 350 pupils and faculty and staff members at Notre Dame Elementary School in Hermitage paid
MICHELE MURANSKY LARRY BALIO
MICHELE MURANSKY LARRY BALIO OCHO RIOS, Jamaica -- Michelle Muransky and Larry Balio, both of 446
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Check out future of grocery stores
In a recent column, I wrote about the major changes that have shaped the way we now shop for
Kollats honored for anniversary at dinner party
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kollat, 145 Village Blvd., were honored Oct. 5 at a dinner at
An ode to NFL: the No Fun League
"QB, or not QB: that is the question. "Whether 'tis better in the formation to batter the line by
LIBERTY
LIBERTY Leaf collection Liberty Township has paper lawn-refuse bags available to residents. The
TARA PAVELKO CHRISTOPHER KIRTOS
TARA PAVELKO CHRISTOPHER KIRTOS CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Sand Key Beach was the setting at 11 a.m.
CROSS COUNTRY E. Palestine, United win league titles
Danny Simpson of Leetonia defended his crown as he took first place in 17 minutes, 18 seconds.
Doctors consider leaving as premiums continue to rise
The exodus could lead to a shortage of surgeons. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN VINDICATOR HEALTH WRITER
3 held on burglary, kidnapping charges
NEWTON FALLS -- Police arrested three Portage County men after a brief struggle and charged them
OCTOBER PLANS | Awareness activities
The Mahoning Valley American Cancer Society has planned several events during October, which is
LISA HUTCHKO MATTHEW NICHOLSON
LISA HUTCHKO MATTHEW NICHOLSON GREENFORD -- Lisa Marie Hutchko and Matthew Jason Nicholson
BRIDGET DUNNE HERBERT PAULY IV
BRIDGET DUNNE HERBERT PAULY IV ROCKY RIVER -- Nuptial vows were exchanged in the presence of the
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Devo Hanover (T Jones)16.605.403.80 Scotty Hill (J
NEWTON FALLS Driver has list of offenses
His convictions range from DUI to failure to stop for a school bus unloading children. By SHERRI
CYNDA BACANI DOUGLAS BRAINARD
CYNDA BACANI DOUGLAS BRAINARD YOUNGSTOWN -- Cynda Lynn Bacani and Douglas Carl Brainard, both of
Running backward: a historical view of Youngstown's Peace Race
Opinion: EDITOR: Please allow me to reminisce and to recall clearly the events that led to Youngstown's
Family celebration in Columbiana marks Evanses' 60th anniversary
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. George Evans, 6-A Hunters Woods Blvd., were honored on the occasion of
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Oct. 6: TODAY Post 3307, VFW, 1351 Albert St., Youngstown, 2
KEISHA MCGEE JASON WAGNER
KEISHA MCGEE JASON WAGNER YOUNGSTOWN -- New Bethel Baptist Church was the setting at 3 p.m. Sept.
BLOOD DRIVES
MONDAY Farmington VFW Post 7200, state Route 534, West Farmington, 1-7 p.m. Mesopotamia Township
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES FOOTBALL AREA Alliance 28, Can. Timken 20 Kennedy Catholic 38, Lutheran
CHERYL DARNELL CORY KERR
CHERYL DARNELL CORY KERR THURMAN -- Cheryl Renee Darnell and Cory Philmore Kerr were married at
SCOTT SHALAWAY The ups and downs of house finches
When I arrived here on the ridge back in 1985 and set up my first feeding station, the only red
VIENNA Packard equips new plant
Delphi Packard is striving for zero defects at its new plastics location. THE VINDICATOR,
CURRENT PRICES | Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Fair board officers
Fair board officers BAZETTA -- The 15 directors of the Trumbull County Fair Board met at the
PLAYOFFS At a glance
AMERICAN LEAGUE New York vs. Anaheim Tuesday--New York 8, Anaheim 5 Wednesday--Anaheim 8, New
Garden club will sponsor lecture
CANFIELD -- St. Michael Garden Club will sponsor a program by Bill Hixson, world-renowned designer,
Morning at the Museum
Morning at the Museum CORTLAND -- Dr. Louis Zona, executive director of The Butler Institute of
RACHAEL CARLISLE ERIC MADDEN
RACHAEL CARLISLE ERIC MADDEN MINERAL RIDGE -- The wedding of Rachael A. Carlisle and Eric R.
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Hanson has Malone rolling
CANTON -- Don Hanson is applying the football lessons that he learned from coach Guy Gibbs at
SURVIVING & amp; THRIVING Cancer cannot silence songwriter
One of the changes cancer caused in Brenda Rider's life was a return to her playing and writing
YSU Tuition relief coming, Taft says
Many say the faculty and administration pay raises came at a bad time. By JOHN GOODWIN Jr. and IAN
McKelvey should be willing to justify income tax increase
Opinion: Youngstown Mayor George M. McKelvey, city council and the unions representing the police and
INSURANCE SURVEY
INSURANCE SURVEY Medical malpractice Ninety-six percent of physicians say the rising cost of
Programs on Germany
Programs on Germany NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Programs about German culture and government are being
NEW CASTLE Musical gets into habit of humor
In 'Nunsense,' a convent tries to raise some money after a dining disaster. By GARRY L. CLARK
HELPING HANDS | Volunteering
Volunteer Services Agency, a United Way agency, is a local resource for volunteer recruitment in the
WEATHERSFIELD RMI blasts Boeing plan to buy Russian
RMI says it's 'making noise' to assure that Congress won't allow Boeing to use foreign suppliers for
Industrial park filling fast
The past year has been a good one for the Ohio Works Industrial Park. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
MERCER COUNTY COURT Seven sentenced
Judge Thomas Dobson of Mercer County Common Pleas Court sentenced seven people during a session of
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
EAST Albany, N.Y. 35, Wagner 14 Alfred 20, Union, N.Y. 12 Bentley 34, Mass.-Lowell 9 C.W.
SALEM Salvation Army makes mission of senior aid
Members visit the elderly and offer a hand with food over Christmas. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
NICOLE MARTUCCI FREDRIC DIBLASIO JR.
NICOLE MARTUCCI FREDRIC DIBLASIO JR. AUSTINTOWN -- The marriage of Nicole Martucci and Fredric
Former mining town is a gem
The mountainside village is anything but the typical tourist trap. By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR
FBI's silence not good for voters
Opinion: Once again the FBI looms large in an election in the Mahoning Valley, and once again voters are
CAMPAIGN REPORT Ex-aides, witness work for Traficant
Traficant's campaign treasurer would not allow The Vindicator to check receipts submitted by the