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INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Unbeaten Lowellville soars over Ridge

Mike Palumbo and Andy Peterson helped the Rockets' offense raise a ruckus. By RYAN JONES

MAHONING COUNTY

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Barry J. Singleton, 44, of 3030 Hudson Ave., Youngstown, and

Auction house sells inscribed classic novels

Auction house sells inscribed classic novels NEW YORK -- More than 350 signed first-edition

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Canfield clinches tie for MAC

A win over Poland could bring a home playoff contest in Week 11. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS

METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Poland holds off Howland, 20-10

Fumble recoveries by Dave Stanton and Ryan DiNunzio preserved the victory. By JOHN KOVACH

Vettori makes strong case for county court judgeship

Opinion: When Loren Popio was appointed in July 2001 by Gov. Bob Taft to fill a vacancy on the Mahoning

Springfield eclipses W. Reserve, 28-6

BERLIN CENTER -- Dan Schuler tossed three touchdown passes and Jonathan Vivo eclipsed 100 yards as

Profession of vows

Profession of vows VILLA MARIA, Pa. -- Sister Gay Rowzie will make temporary profession as a

PENNSYLVANIA Greyhounds race past Tigers, 20-13

Interceptions by Brandon Boron and Todd Porterfield helped seal the 'Hounds' win. By BILL ALBRIGHT

ROSTER &amp; amp; SCHEDULE YSU women's basketball

ROSTER No., Name, Pos., Height, Year, Hometown 5--Aliyah Sabree, G 5-7, Fr., Detroit, Mich. 10

HOLIDAY CLOSINGS

HOLIDAY CLOSINGS Columbus Day Columbus Day is observed Monday. A listing of various state,

BASEBALL

BASEBALL The Baseball School -- lessons on Monday evenings, beginning Oct. 28 through Nov. 18.

MAHONING VALLEY Plan restores a river of industry

The project joins three cities, the county, regional planning groups and private organizations. By

This time in Sharon it was green without black and blue

Most participants were pleased with the calmer atmosphere at this week's Winner giveaway. By JOHN

E. Palestine rolls to the top in TCL

The Bulldogs are closing in on their first Tri-County League title in 27 years. By TOM WILLIAMS

Lianna Scarazzo, Chad Capretta are engaged

BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Scarazzo, 8481 Crystal Drive, are announcing the engagement of their

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt Sr. mark golden anniversary at dinner

AUSTINTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt Sr. of 3947 Lake Road celebrated their 50th wedding

BIRTHS

BIRTHS Forum Health Northside LynJenna Miller and Rocco Robinson, 1020 Lakewood, Youngstown,

JACKIE COLON MATTER Officials: Case highlights need for teen facility

Officials first began searching for a place for Jackie Colon in March 2001. By JoANNE VIVIANO

AMANDA CODESPOTE ALBERT BETTIKOFER

AMANDA CODESPOTE ALBERT BETTIKOFER CANFIELD -- The wedding of Amanda Codespote and Albert

PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE

FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Chaney 48, Rayen 0 Fitch 53, Wilson 8 North Canton

TAC Liberty stops Tigers in 2nd OT

Hubbard and Girard won to set up their key showdown next week. YOUNGSTOWN -- In the second

Coming Sunday

Coming Sunday The Browns and Steelers will try to bounce back from losses when they take to the

Salespeople who spend more than 12 days a year in Warren are required to pay the city's 2 percent

CAMPBELL Davis' TD run saves Devils in overtime

The Campbell running back rushed for 222 yards in a 45-44 win over Kennedy Catholic. By PAUL

Youngstown Links member honored

HOWLAND -- The Youngstown Chapter of Links Inc. met Sept. 22 at Opus Twenty One with Margot James

COLLEGE FOOTBALL YSU seeks ray of light in the Sunshine State

A win over Florida Atlantic would snap the Penguins' poor streak in Florida. By PETE MOLLICA

NORTH CANTON Hoover hands Spartans another heartbreaker

After two straight losses, Boardman's playoff hopes have taken a hit. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU

By DON SHILLING

By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR AUSTINTOWN -- Zim himself would be very pleased at

Sniper takes a toll in lives and lives disrupted in D.C.

Opinion: In suburban Washington, D.C., there's a new kind of terror afoot, one that has no name, no face and

Colon case highlights need for teen facility

Officials first began searching for a place for Jackie Colon in March 2001. By JoANNE VIVIANO

This God -- his way is perfect; the promise of the LORD proves true; he is a shield for all who take

Marino-Naymik engagement is announced

BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. John Marino, 7609 Jaguar Place, are revealing plans for the approaching

Cox-Pavone nuptials are set for Nov. 16

NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Robert and Patricia Cox of 3515 E. South Range Road are announcing plans for the

McElroy gets 5 TDs; Chaney sails to fifth

The Cowboys cruised to a 48-0 win over Rayen to lift their City Series record to 2-0. By GREG

GAME TIME Today

Who: Pittsburgh at Notre Dame. When: 2:30 p.m. TV/radio: WFMJ (21), WKYC (3), WTOV (9), WPIX

BOSTON COLLEGE Exploring Catholic issues

At B.C., a two-year initiative seeks to engage Catholics in sorting through the sex-abuse scandal.

High School football scores - Week 8

FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Chaney 48, Rayen 0 Fitch 53, Wilson 8 North

CLUB CALENDAR

CLUBS XPyps Group of Yo-Mah-O Chapter, International Association of Administrative Professionals,

Appreciation service

Appreciation service YOUNGSTOWN -- A musical appreciation service for pianist Cynthia Hendrix will

MEANDER RESERVOIR Letters aim at getting ODOT to add emergency access to I-80 causeway

Officials say the roads are critical for emergencies on the bridge. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR

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