Drug-selling probe

Drug-selling probe
HUBBARD -- Police are investigating complaints of two men selling marijuana outside the Haunted House.
According to reports, a father called to say two men had offered his son drugs about 8:30 p.m. Friday in front of the building on South Main Street.
Police were unable to find the men, who were described as a white man wearing a white hat and a black and red top and a black man wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt.
Nude-photos scam
GIRARD -- An Elruth Court woman told police a man asked to take nude photos of her and wanted her to make a video he could put on the Internet.
The woman told police she answered a newspaper classified employment ad and spoke with a man named Nick, who told her to come to a Trumbull Court address Friday afternoon.
When the woman arrived, Nick spoke to her for about 40 minutes about a receptionist and a telemarketing job, before suggesting they go to the office so he could show her around, reports said.
The woman drove, but Nick refused to tell her where they were going, instead telling her the "real job" was posing for nude photos and making a video with him, she told police.
The woman took him back to the Trumbull Court address and left.
She called police when he called her at home about 7:30 p.m. and apologized.
Craft show, bake sale
VIENNA -- The Mathews PTO's annual craft show and bake sale will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the school complex on Warren-Sharon Road (old state Route 82) just east of state Route 193.
This marks the second year of a pumpkin and scarecrow contest for Mathews pupils in all grades. The public will vote on the entries at a cost of 25 cents for each vote. The winner will be announced at the end of the show.
The show features crafters from the tri-county area, including wood, ceramics and sewing. There's also a basket raffle.
Prostitution citations
YOUNGSTOWN -- Members of the vice squad stopped a car early Saturday driven by Frank Myers, 27, of Green Acres Drive, Liberty, after seeing him cruising an area of Market Street known for prostitution and picking up a woman who flagged him down.
The officers issued Myers and Tamara J. Stewart, 29, of West Glenaven Avenue citations charging them with loitering to engage in prostitution.
Allegheny College funds
MEADVILLE, Pa. (AP) -- Allegheny College is embarking on a new strategic plan to bolster its endowment fund, improve scholarships and expand facilities.
"Tradition and Transformation: Allegheny College 2010" includes $30 million worth of construction.
The school, about 34 miles south of Erie, plans a $17 million theater and communications building, an apartment-style residence hall and the renovation of a building for an alumni center.
The plan also calls for doubling the $100 million dollar endowment fund and creating a diversity scholarship fund.
Officials say the changes are necessary to make the school's $23,100 tuition affordable for more people.