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Monday, September 30 (46 stories)
Parents announce Ernst and Boso engagement
CINCINNATI -- Gary and Linda Ernst, 662 Arlington Drive, announce the engagement of their daughter,
EAST LIVERPOOL Pioneer Days expected to attract thousands
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU EAST LIVERPOOL -- Nearly 25 years ago, a handful of area
BRAZIL
Opinion: BRAZIL Folha De Sao Paulo, Sept. 23: He has weapons with massive destruction capacity, threatens
Iraq returns to its old, arrogant self in record time
Opinion: Perhaps President Bush should just sit back for a while and let Saddam Hussein work his magic.
PREP FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES AREA Struthers 32, Wilson 6 Austintown Fitch 17, Cardinal Mooney 16
SHENANGO VALLEY New Castle summit opens in Pennsylvania
The international summit is also being hosted by New Castle, Ind. By VIRGINIA ROSS VINDICATOR
Fake bill found at restaurant leads to charges for 2 men
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Two men are accused of trying to pass a fake $100 bill at a Lawrence County
America's Cup begins
America's Cup begins This might be the toughest competition in the 151-year history of the
HERMITAGE Police arrest Youngstowner after stakeout at Starlite Inn
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Police said a Youngstown man wanted on assault and parole violations in Ohio was
YOUNGSTOWN Wick Avenue congregations come together in display of unity
Members of four churches gathered at the outdoor celebration. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
After being subdued by police, woman faces multiple charges
SHARON, Pa. -- A Wallis Avenue woman is in jail and her boyfriend in the hospital after a fight
By TIM YOVICH
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF ILL EXLINE FINDS IT JUST PLAIN ugly. John Kanetsky
with Jennifer C. Miller
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CAMPBELL Man faces several charges after standoff with police
CAMPBELL -- Police negotiated for more than two hours at a Sixth Street home with a man they say
YOUNGSTOWN Shooting leaves city woman critical
One man faces an attempted murder charge, and two face charges of complicity to attempted murder.
Area tops magazine poll
Area tops magazine poll YOUNGSTOWN -- A survey by SELF Magazine says the Youngstown-Warren area
BOARDMAN For some, Oktoberfest is an uplifting experience
The Vindicator/William D. Lewis In the foreground above, Kenny Emch, 6, and his grandfather,
CRIMESTOPPERS
CRIMESTOPPERS Greater Youngstown A search for Gary Greenwalt is the focus of Crime Stoppers of
BIRTHS
Forum Health Northside Traci Connelly, 3758 Cumberland Circle, Austintown, boy, Sept. 28. Mary
Pittsburgh's Todd Peterson kicked a game-winning 31-yard field goal in overtime.
Pittsburgh's Todd Peterson kicked a game-winning 31-yard field goal in overtime. VINDICATOR STAFF
MAHONING VALLEY Honoring safety forces
The event will include safety forces from the tri-county area. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR
Company delays plans for plant in Pa.
CAIRNBROOK, Pa. (AP) -- An energy company has indefinitely delayed plans to build Somerset County's
PITTSBURGH City charges protesters $650 for traffic control
A spokesman said the group will take donations to pay the bill. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Protesting in
Cowher leans toward Stewart
But the Steelers coach will think about starting Tommy Maddox. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
NFL Week 4
Sunday's Games Pittsburgh 16, Cleveland 13, OT. Tampa Bay 35, Cincinnati 7. Dallas 13, St.
Piling Up
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF ILL EXLINE FINDS IT JUST PLAIN ugly. John Kanetsky
MAHONING COUNTY Officials fear state will reduce funds
Mahoning County gets about $12 million yearly in local government funds. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY Officials brace themselves for possible state fund cuts
Mahoning County gets about $12 million a year in local government funds. By BOB JACKSON
Browns fail to finish off Steelers
Jamel White was a bright spot for Cleveland, rushing for 105 yards on 16 carries. VINDICATOR STAFF
Charges follow crash
Charges follow crash NEWTON FALLS -- A 38-year-old Newton Township man, whose car crashed into a
Fourth fire at house was set, authorities say
Fourth fire at house was set, authorities say NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Cleveland Street house was
Miss DuChanois and Timothy Smit h to wed in Oct. 18 ceremony in Solon
CORTLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. John DuChanois, Cottage Drive, announce the forthcoming marriage of their
TRUMBULL COUNTY Lafarge, board to respond to suit
One attorney said the claims in the lawsuit are 'smoke and mirrors.' By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Communities to be asked to pay for bookmobile
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The Allegheny County Library is asking 20 communities to start paying for a
Mahoning commissioners put their faith in the people.
Opinion: It now seems certain that the Mahoning County commissioners will put their faith and the county's
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT PITTSBURGH -- Once again, the Cleveland Browns' inability to finish off an
Jones-Mosher engagement is make known
Announcing plans for their forthcoming wedding are Jennifer Davis Jones, 3989 Timber Lane,
"Sometimes ... we have hidden fears and thoughts about one another. But we share a great
"Sometimes ... we have hidden fears and thoughts about one another. But we share a great
WORTH A LOOK
BAZAARS XFirst Federated Church, 10786 Mahoning Ave., North Jackson, will hold its annual turkey
Woman arrested
Woman arrested BOARDMAN -- A Youngstown woman driving a car with expired plates was arrested on
ONE ON ONE | Jennifer C. Miller Center director likes making an impact in lives
What is the most fascinating thing about your job? The fact that each day is different and the
Nancy Otte, Steve Hrynko to be married
MASSILLON -- Robert and Laura Otte, 1200 Kenyon S.W., are announcing the engagement of their
YSU can't pretend that it's worried about kids
Opinion: YSU can't pretend that it's worried about kids EDITOR: Please no more whining about budget cuts
Sunday, September 29 (96 stories)
Tim Ryan: Blind leading the blind
Opinion: Could it be his knowledge of workers' pensions and retirement benefits? After all, he does spew one-
YSU president's raise is extravagant, untimely
Opinion: Wasn't it Dr. David Sweet, president of Youngstown State University, who not too long ago urged the
MIKE BRAUN Radicals bear vigilance
The more I hear about the antics of the anti-hunting set, the more I just shake my head and wonder
Getting there and taking everything in
To get a better idea of the canyon's scope, try a 'flightseeing' trip. WILLIAMS, Ariz. -- Grand
You can't miss it
By CATHY SECKMAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Getting dropped into the middle of Grand Canyon
GAME TIME Today
Who: Royals (May 4-10) at Indians (R. Rodriguez 2-2) When: 1:05 p.m. Radio: WKBN-AM (570).
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Struthers balances attack in 32-6 win over Wilson
STRUTHERS -- The Struthers High football team scored all of its points in the first half of a 32-6
MELISSA KODASH DALE HAWKINS
MELISSA KODASH DALE HAWKINS BOARDMAN -- The wedding of Melissa Kodash and Dale Hawkins took place
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, or Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, for reservations or
Wilson jubilee is celebrated at series of events
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wilson, 8046 N. Lima Road, were guests of honor at a series of
JENNIFER MITCHELL FRED LEWIS III
JENNIFER MITCHELL FRED LEWIS III BOARDMAN -- Jennifer Mitchell, a daughter of Judith and Mike
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 29: TODAY Steel Valley Chapter 13, American Ex-Prisoners
LIBRARY SCHEDULES | October
YOUNGSTOWN & amp; MAHONING COUNTY "Be a Survivor -- Worst Case Scenario" for grades 7-12 at 6
KEYSTONE CLIPS A good use for unused vehicles
The city of Hermitage wants to discard its unused vehicles. City Manager Gary Hinkson brought the
MILL CREEK METROPARKS October calendar
Oct. 1: 6:30-8:30 p.m. Daffodils: Planning for Spring Bloom. It is time to put daffodil bulbs to bed
EVANNA NEOPOLITAN KIRK NAGY
EVANNA NEOPOLITAN KIRK NAGY NORTH LIMA -- Evanna Carmelina Neopolitan and Kirk William Nagy were
SVC FOOTBALL Streaks crumble with Fitch's win
Davanzo Tate's block of an extra-point kick preserved the win over Mooney. By TOM WILLIAMS
STEPHANIE ZACKASEE KEITH COLOVOS
STEPHANIE ZACKASEE KEITH COLOVOS CAMPBELL -- The Rev. Victor Romza officiated as Stephanie
YSU Exposition targets fitness, wellness
There will be free health screenings and fitness activity demonstrations at the Fitness and Wellness
JOANNE VIVIANO Glimmers of light pierce darkness of cancer
As I lay staring into the darkness, I saw the faint figure of my father move across the Connecticut
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go A good place to start looking for information on the Grand Canyon is at
CAREER PATHS
FINANCE BOARDMAN -- Eric Martin of North Lima has been appointed branch manager and a registered
ALISON MCCARTY GREGORY PARILLO
ALISON MCCARTY GREGORY PARILLO BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Parillo accepted
TIFFANY SLAVIN NICHOLAS WALTON II
TIFFANY SLAVIN NICHOLAS WALTON II YOUNGSTOWN -- A reception at The Butler Institute of American
Still a square? Safety's improved
Don't worry about being speared by glass raining from the ceiling. Those who wish to stick with
MERCER COUNTY | Sentence court
Seven people were sentenced recently in Mercer County Common Pleas Court: Elrico Jones, 28,
PREP CROSS COUNTRY South Range runners make it twice as nice
The Raiders won the boys and girls races at the Western Reserve meet. BERLIN CENTER -- The South
ERIN DOMER BARRY GROMADA
ERIN DOMER BARRY GROMADA YOUNGSTOWN -- Erin Colleen Domer and Barry Anthony Gromada were united in
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
MOUNTAINEER RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Sargent Olson (J.Stokes)6.203.402.80 Five Partners
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New complaints Rajinder Singh Malhi vs. Paul Revere Life Insurance, money.
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. LAWRENCE COUNTY DUCKS UNLIMITED: The Lewis Class Shoot, 50 Sporting
EAST PALESTINE Home for girls thanks community for help
Fund-raising events will start soon to help pay for upkeep. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
To retire well, save money
How much money do you need to save for retirement? That's always been a tricky question. And now,
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
NILES -- William E. Phillips Sr., chairman and chief executive of Niles Expanded Metals, has been
PREP VOLLEYBALL West Branch doubles up the City
Austintown Fitch won the Olmsted Falls Invitational. BELOIT -- The West Branch High volleyball
Former Campbell graduate pens 'Guide to Surviving Life'
By GARRY CLARK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER "Guide to Surviving Life " by Myron J. Kukla (Lockport
NCAA DIVISION III Westminster tops Allegheny
Scott Froelich scored two touchdowns in the Titans' 24-13 victory. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
DOCTORS
DOCTORS Four receive degrees Four Youngstown men recently received their doctor of osteopathic
RANDOLPH Research reveals stops on Underground RR
Local historians are still working to identify homes and people that played a role in the
WARREN School panel reviews construction plans
The 14 architectural firms that have submitted proposals will be whittled to three. By DENISE DICK
TRUMBULL COUNTY Report urged vendor switch
One county commissioner said he did not see the year-old analysis until last week. By STEPHEN SIFF
Finalist for ethics award
The owner says he did nothing out of the ordinary to win international recognition for business
JENNIFER MERRIMAN KENNETH SABOL
JENNIFER MERRIMAN KENNETH SABOL STRUTHERS -- A reception was held Aug. 24 at The Embassy in
SCOTT SHALAWAY Waxwings, Kinglets among many fall delights
For about two weeks a large flock of cedar waxwings has gathered each morning in the highest
McCabes honored at reception for 50th anniversary
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. John McCabe of Shields Road were honored Sept. 22 at a reception at
High Twelve Clubs hold convention
NAPOLEON -- The High Twelve Clubs of the State Association of Ohio held its 53rd annual convention
YSU THEATER Students savor insight of actor Aidan Quinn
Although he works with students a few times a year, this was the first time Quinn had the
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Shower filters decrease exposure to chlorine
Q. I've read about negative health effects of chlorine in hot shower water. I saw some water-saving
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Medicus is a leader at Edinboro
EDINBORO, Pa. -- Amy Medicus of Austintown has developed into a leader in more ways than one during
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Sharpsville golfers on top of their game
Not once this season but twice. That adds up to a real plus for Coach Jim Colley and his Sharpsville
By JoANNE VIVIANO
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER T'S NOT QUITE 7 A.M., AND THE discussion focuses on
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Seventh-day Adventist Church, 7668 Glenwood Ave., Boardman, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
HALLOWEEN Happenings
A rundown of planned Halloween festivities: MAHONING COUNTY Halloween at the Morley: 6-8 p.m.
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the
A BEAR'S POEM
A BEAR'S POEM The Burden Bear Ministry offers this poem with each bear delivered: I'm not a very
She is one of about 30 men and women who make the bears to be passed along to patients with life-
She is one of about 30 men and women who make the bears to be passed along to patients with life-
YOUNGSTOWN -- Bill Rodgers, who will run in next Sunday's 28th annual Peace Race, also will make a
YOUNGSTOWN -- Bill Rodgers, who will run in next Sunday's 28th annual Peace Race, also will make a
Civil War Encampment
Civil War Encampment CANFIELD -- A Civil War Encampment will be held from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct.
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CAMPBELL Alumni pay last visit to school
Members and friends of the class of '54 told memories of the building, which will be torn down next
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Poems garner competition honors
It is my great pleasure to present to my readers the winners of the 22nd Annual Supermarket Shopper
Parents announce Davis and Ewing engagement
ELLSWORTH -- The engagement of Sandy Marie Davis and Roger William Ewing, both of 8303 Knauf Road,
AFGHANISTAN Despite problems, many welcome peace
A former Valley resident finds cheer amid the rubble in Afghanistan. By MARK BAKER SPECIAL TO
Immaculate Heart Seniors hold installation of officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- The installation of officers who will head Immaculate Heart of Mary Senior Citizens
Accident injures man
Accident injures man HOWLAND -- A Stow man was in critical condition in St. Elizabeth Health
SATURDAY'S SCORES
SATURDAY'S SCORES FOOTBALL AREA Struthers 32, Wilson 6 Austintown Fitch 17, Cardinal Mooney
Huber develops into Titans' leader
The Newton Falls High graduate won the starting job at quarterback this year. By BILL ALBRIGHT
Peace Award banquet
Peace Award banquet YOUNGSTOWN -- The annual Peace Award banquet, presented by the Mayor's Task
KAREN JOHNS RICHARD EVANS
KAREN JOHNS RICHARD EVANS YOUNGSTOWN -- Simon Road Church of God was the setting at 2:30 p.m. Aug.
RYAN PAPA CHARLES DILLON
RYAN PAPA CHARLES DILLON POLAND -- Holy Family Church was the setting at 5 p.m. Aug. 23 for the
Goff-Piersol wedding to be held in park
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for their approaching marriage are being announced by Darlene Goff and Terrence
Forum Health Northside Medical Center
Forum Health Northside Medical Center Jearra Oates, 644 Cohasset Drive, girl, Sept. 28. Tawnya
TOTALLY TUBULAR The new shape of skylights
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT ay the word skylight, and most people will picture a
HISTORICAL PLAQUE
HISTORICAL PLAQUE Text On May 8, 1847, the citizens of Randolph defended John and Harriet, two
FLU SHOTS | Locations
UMahoning County Senior Center, 1110 Fifth Ave., Youngstown: Friday, 10 a.m. to noon; Oct. 14, 2 to
JENNIFER VASKO BRIAN HIXSON
JENNIFER VASKO BRIAN HIXSON AUSTINTOWN -- Married at 2 p.m. Aug. 24 at St. Joseph Church were
Sharper-Gibson engagement is announced
The engagement of Natasha Joyce Sharper, 943 Woodford Ave., Youngstown, and Christopher Gibson, 442
Federation sets scholarship benefit
BOARDMAN -- The Youngstown Area Federation of Women's Clubs will sponsor its annual scholarship
National Parks Pass is quite a deal
Nearly every national park, monument and recreation area charges a fee for entry, and fees can add
MARY SCOTT LONNY LEARN
MARY SCOTT LONNY LEARN MINERAL RIDGE -- The Rev. Ron Maurer officiated at 1 p.m. Aug. 24 at the
A story in Saturday's paper incorrectly listed the date for an open house at a CHOICE home at 930
A story in Saturday's paper incorrectly listed the date for an open house at a CHOICE home at 930
JACK WOLLITZ Little clues offer the big picture
Every angler's day on the water is an experience with a microcosm. Even small lakes and rivers are
AREA GOLF SCHEDULE
OCTOBER 5-6 -- Mill Creek Park Golf Championships at Mill Creek Golf Course, 36-holes. (330) 740-
GIRLS SOCCER Taryn Carlson's free kick goal lifts Poland
The Bulldogs rallied from a 2-1 deficit to beat Boardman. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS
Writing a parking ticket at a death scene is cold
Opinion: Writing a parking ticket at a death scene is cold EDITOR: On Sept. 9, I received a call that my
Fire department grants
Fire department grants NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded more
BOATING
BOATING Education program The Mosquito Lake Power Squadron will host Boat Smart a boating safety
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES FOOTBALL AREA Struthers 32, Wilson 6 Austintown Fitch 17, Cardinal Mooney
'Nite at the Ice Zone'
'Nite at the Ice Zone' BOARDMAN -- On Oct. 12 at 7:30 p.m., the local chapter of the Mother's Hope
AFGHANISTAN Despite problems, peace welcome
A former Valley resident finds cheer amid the rubble in Afghanistan. By MARK BAKER SPECIAL TO
Saturday, September 28 (55 stories)
GETTING IT RIGHT
Prodigal Media Co. of Boardman will be promoting a new movie, "Children of Their Birthdays," in the
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Groundbreaking slight infuriates Hagan
By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- And after the third strike, state Sen. Bob
BOARDMAN Participants prepare to Sound Off
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- The state of the economy and this area's
OHIO SUPREME COURT Landmark ruling favors widow
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER COLUMBUS -- Ohio's high court has awarded
The time of the Mercer County Historical Society Chamber Players concert Sunday has been rescheduled
The time of the Mercer County Historical Society Chamber Players concert Sunday has been rescheduled
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Relieved Protopapa, Rockets celebrate victory at S. Range
The undefeated Rockets held the Raiders scoreless for three quarters en route to a 26-12 triumph.
TRUMBULL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Zuppo's rushing, 2 TDs lead Girard to victory
Girard scored twice in the second half to remain unbeaten in league play. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
JENNIFER KOTHEIMER MARIO DIFALCO
JENNIFER KOTHEIMER MARIO DIFALCO ROSS, Calif. -- Jennifer Lee Kotheimer and Mario Norman DiFalco,
Landmark ruling favors widow
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER COLUMBUS -- Ohio's high court has awarded
School district receives grant to help low-income pupils
Warren's grant was one of 45 awarded out of 300 applications. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
YOUNGSTOWN SUIT Court reverses ruling
A judge overturned the jury's $2 million award in 2000 and ruled for the city. By ROGER G. SMITH
GIANCOLA SLAYINGS Jury says doctors are not to blame
Jurors said there was negligence by the hospital but it didn't cause the deaths. By BOB JACKSON
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Justice, Smith give Howland punch
James Justice scored three TDs and got great blocking from Maurice Smith as Howland beat Salem. By
SHERBIE JULIOUS BEONDRÉ WALLER SR.
SHERBIE JULIOUS BEONDRÉ WALLER SR. YOUNGSTOWN -- Sherbie D. Julious, 3401 Idlewood Ave., and
INDICTMENTS
INDICTMENTS Columbiana County A Columbiana County grand jury indicted these people: Jennifer
Band alumni to perform
Band alumni to perform LEETONIA -- Leetonia High School band alumni will perform with the junior
YOUNGSTOWN Legal-service agency to cut its staff
The agency is losing more than $300,000 a year in government funding. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Jury says doctors are not to blame
Jurors said there was negligence by the hospital but it didn't cause the deaths. By BOB JACKSON
MERCER Sharon rallies past Grove City
The Tigers scored the final two touchdowns in a 14-6 victory. By BILL ALBRIGHT VINDICATOR
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Chaney 38, Poland 17 East Liverpool 23, Rayen 8
TRUMBULL COUNTY Local officials oppose Issue 1
Many state law enforcement and drug treatment organizations also oppose the measure. By DENISE
hMusic ministry
hMusic ministry AUSTINTOWN -- Son Grace Music Ministries will be appearing at First United
MCCONNELL'S MILL Deadline to appeal permit is 30 days
The permit allows initial mining operations within 1,000 feet of the park. By HAROLD GWIN
Police seek driver impersonating officer
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Neshannock Township police are looking for a man who impersonated a police
WARREN School district receives grant to help low-income pupils
Warren's grant was one of 45 awarded out of 300 applications. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Altered amount on paycheck spells trouble
Someone changed the 3s to 8s on the three city payroll checks that were cashed. By PATRICIA MEADE
Israel errs during attack
Opinion: For a generation, Israel provided the definition of how terrorists should be neutralized. The
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Defense helps Springfield streak to 4th straight win
The Tigers forced four turnovers and held Mineral Ridge to 5 yards rushing in a 26-7 win. By GREG
Suspect tells of faked identity
Jamar Callier also testified that he was going to give the victim's purse to his mother. By BOB
CHOICE HOMES
CHOICE HOMES Maximum incomes The maximum incomes of households eligible to buy a government
Complex work
BY IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- The new $22 million University Courtyard
APRIL MACDOUGALL BRIAN FERGUSON
APRIL MACDOUGALL BRIAN FERGUSON YOUNGSTOWN -- April Kelly MacDougall became the bride of Brian
Nonprofit agency is offering new, rebuilt homes for sale
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- The larger than usual "for sale" sign at 930
Harding pummels Ursuline
Two quick scores before halftime touched off Harding's 43-10 romp. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR
Mohawk falls to Riverside in OT
BESSEMER, Pa. -- John Williams kicked an 18-yard field goal in overtime as the Riverside High
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (Benson 9-6) at Cubs (Al. Benes 2-2) When: 4:05 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
Calif. man wants court to enforce pledge ruling
Calif. man wants court to enforce pledge ruling SAN FRANCISCO -- The California father who
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Accident kills man
Accident kills man POLAND -- A 69-year-old Poland man is dead after a one-car traffic accident.
NEW CASTLE Maglev company pushes for funding
The company wants $60 million to build a 3.5-mile test track that would guide a train at 150 mph.
NFL preview inside
NFL preview inside The Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers never need an excuse, an
Feds should expedite probe of Carabbia's son
Opinion: Now that Ronald D. Carabbia, the former Mahoning Valley gangster, is out of prison after serving 25
PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Pirates announced their 2003 home schedule, which will feature visits
PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Pirates announced their 2003 home schedule, which will feature visits
Musica Sacra plans 'Beethovenfest'
Musica Sacra plans 'Beethovenfest' YOUNGSTOWN -- Youngstown Musica Sacra, under the direction of
Mini Page Teacher's Guide
Mini Page Teacher's Guide Mini Page activities meet many state and national educational standards.
MICHELE D'AMICO ANDREW D'APOLITO
MICHELE D'AMICO ANDREW D'APOLITO YOUNGSTOWN -- Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic was the
YOUNGSTOWN Lawyer faces discipline
The former lawyer submitted bills for fictitious services, the complaint says. By BOB JACKSON
Court reverses ruling
A judge overturned the jury's $2 million award in 2000 and ruled for the city. By ROGER G. SMITH
Chaney swamps Poland for win
Tailback Ed McElroy gained 306 yards and scored five touchdowns on the No. 2-rated team in the
NEW CASTLE Woman sentenced for putting baby in bag and dumping body
The judge approved her application for work release. BY MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael D. Sunseri, 29, Las Vegas, and Paulette E. White, 30,
RAPE TRIAL Suspect tells of faked identity
Jamar Callier also testified that he was going to give the victim's purse to his mother. By BOB
Friday, September 27 (29 stories)
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IAAP CHAPTER Yo-Mah-O awards scholarships
The club also marked its 56th anniversary. NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Two $1000 scholarships were awarded
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
BECKY SHER | Hype Delux makeup is the star
We'd love to be Reese Witherspoon for a day. She's got it all: cute guy, great wardrobe, cool job.
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A story in Wednesday's editions incorrectly reported that the Boardman Township
UP NEXT Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
Sheperds to mark 50th jubilee at dinner, reception
CANFIELD -- Two anniversary events have been planned in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sheperd, who
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Michael and Karen Sciortino, 2170 Woodgate St., Austintown, boy, Sept. 26.
PREP SOCCER Champion rallies in second half
The Flashes scored four goals in the half to beat Hubbard, 5-2. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR
VICTORIAN PLAYERS You'll want to see More drama
The life and death of Sir Thomas More translates into an engrossing play. By MARGARET NERY
YOUNGSTOWN Panel OKs bill to name courthouse
An aide says the senator hopes the bill can be approved by mid-October. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Mrs. Rozich is Dames of Malta leader
BEAVER FALLS, Pa. -- Ileene Rozich of Girard was seated as sovereign protector for 2002-03 of the
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XEastern Ohio Pharmacists Association will meet at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday at Lucianno's
Judge and Mrs. R. Scott Krichbaum celebrate 30th wedding anniversary
POLAND -- Judge and Mrs. R. Scott Krichbaum of 3000 Southwind Trail were honored Sept. 9 at a dinner
ELECTIONS Sam Ciminero is installed as Wolves Club president
BOARDMAN -- Sam Ciminero was installed as president of the Youngstown Wolves Club Den VI during a
Pioneer offers Internet safety
A YSU graduate is featured on the cover of a new trade magazine for corporate security officers.
Public review of arena proposals a good idea
Opinion: The infusion of $26.8 million from the government treasury into the proposed convocation and
TRUMBULL COUNTY Probe reduces sales of supplies
Employees from the maintenance department and the county jail have been asked by the prosecutor for
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Today's games
ALLEGHENY (1-1) vs. WESTMINSTER (1-1) When: 1 p.m. Where: Burry Stadium, New Wilmington, Pa.
DEPTH CHART | YSU vs. SMS
YSU OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell, 6-3, 300, Soph. LG -- (77)
Canfield ITAM post holds election
BOARDMAN -- The election of officers was on the agenda when members of the Canfield Italian-American
Boardman rolls past Mooney for 5th straight conference win
Fitch defeated Ursuline easily in another league matchup YOUNGSTOWN -- Boardman High defeated
Family dinner, trip celebrate Weaver jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Weaver, 422 W. Evergreen Ave., were guests of honor during a
THURSDAY'S SCORES
THURSDAY'S SCORES BOYS SOCCER Chaney 1, United 0 Austintown Fitch 5, Boardman 1 Lakeview 1,
COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
TODAY Texas Tech (2-2) at New Mexico (2-3), 7 p.m. SATURDAY'S GAMES GATEWAY CONFERENCE
A JOB FOR A CONSERVATIVE
Opinion: A JOB FOR A CONSERVATIVE Washington Post: More than many of his colleagues, Rep. Bill Thomas,
TRAFICANT CASE Lawyer gets probation for perjury
A priest and nun wrote letters of support to the judge. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
From Russia with love
Opinion: From Russia with love EDITOR: As an interpreter and a chaperone for the kids who visited
Thursday, September 26 (96 stories)
1% sales-tax revenue exceeds expectations
Commissioners used part of the additional funds to pay off a court settlement. By NORMAN LEIGH
LISBON Family Recovery Center to dedicate women's facility
The facility also features a day-care center. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU LISBON
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Elizabeth Baker, Erik Revak to be married Oct. 26
MIDDLEFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baker of Middlefield are announcing the engagement of their
2 Colombian men face deportation
MERCER, Pa. -- Pennsylvania State Police said two Colombian men face deportation for traffic
GRAEDONS | People's Herbal Pharmacy Pomegranates pack power, recent research suggests
Q. I read your summary of the cardiovascular health benefits of pomegranate juice, and couldn't
Robbers rough up man and his sister
Robbers rough up man and his sister YOUNGSTOWN -- A Mistletoe Avenue man, 75, and his sister, 79,
SALEM Waterworth Memorial's skate park will be closed
Complaints about patrons' behavior prompted the decision to close the facility. By NORMAN LEIGH
TRUMBULL CO. JAIL Officials to buy food from state program
Jail officials say they're pleased to be using state purchasing. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN
SOCCER ROUNDUP Humphrey nets 4 in Liberty win
Lakeview, Girard and Hubbard also posted victories. MECCA -- Brittny Humphrey had four goals to
MERCER COUNTY Officials hit snag on jail fee
The county prison board will have to meet to find a new way to collect a fee from inmates. By MARY
GIRARD Officials discuss lake dam repair
A citizens committee urges dam repair and construction of a water treatment plant. By PETER H.
Police recover pills taken in burglary
STRUTHERS -- Police recovered a bag of stolen pills after an employee of the Family Dollar Store,
COLUMBIANA Residents discuss 1% tax proposal
Students fear they will lose their competitive edge. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
YOUNGSTOWN Widow files suit vs. estate
Robert Sweeney's widow asks that a premarital agreement be declared void. YOUNGSTOWN -- The widow
POLICE CALLS Girard, Liberty, Hubbard
Summary of police activity: GIRARD Sept. 19 Criminal damaging/threats: Police arrested a Niles
New office for Justice Fagley
MERCER, Pa. -- A new office is being readied for District Justice William Fagley of Greenville and
VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP TAC winning skein for Hubbard at 144
Sophomore Brittany Hines had 17 points and 29 assists to lead Rayen against Campbell. HUBBARD --
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Revenue from 1% sales tax exceeds forecasts
Commissioners used part of the additional funds to pay off a court settlement. By NORMAN LEIGH
Man sentenced for drug possession
LIBERTY -- Former businessman Michael Kish has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for narcotics
LOCAL
LOCAL United's old bricks available for pick-up HANOVERTON -- Old paving bricks from the stadium
COLUMBIANA COUNTY 1% sales-tax revenue exceeds expectations
Commissioners used part of the additional funds to pay off a court settlement. By NORMAN LEIGH
YOUNGSTOWN 2-year-old boy drowns in tub
YOUNGSTOWN -- A handicapped 2-year-old boy drowned in the bathtub Thursday afternoon at his South
TAYLOR STEEL Trumbull denies tax abatement
The decision may cause cutbacks, according to the company's statement. By STEPHEN SIFF
THE USES OF AMERICAN POWER
Opinion: THE USES OF AMERICAN POWER Chicago Tribune: The Sept. 11 attacks mean that George W. Bush will
YOUNGSTOWN Trial opens for 3 men in kidnapping, rape
The victim memorized her attackers' license plate. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
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Good advice for bad times
Opinion: Good advice for bad times EDITOR: After the horrific September 11th tragedy, most of us
OHIO SUPREME COURT Lt. Gov. Maureen O'Connor vows philosophical shift
The current Supreme Court is anti-business, the lieutenant governor contends. By DAVID SKOLNICK
YOUNGSTOWN Mich. man who confessed to killing gets out of jail
Prosecutors had agreed to take no position on a request for early release. By BOB JACKSON
POLAND SCHOOLS Treasurer discusses finances
The district's state allocation to general funds was reduced by about $183,000 this fiscal year, the
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XAnnounced by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Guidos (Marianne Barry) of Ashburn, Va., is the birth of their
SURPLUS FOOD
SURPLUS FOOD Metropolitan Baptist Church, 351 W. Rayen Ave., Youngstown, various commodities, 10
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY For this group, childhood friendship lasts a lifetime
Dorothy Loveland has a beautiful old black and white photo of children awaiting confirmation in
WARREN Trumbull Relays for Life are tops
The Warren and Boardman events usually rank first and second in the state. WARREN -- Trumbull
SHENANGO VALLEY Man makes history leading women's group
The Hermitage man is the first male to lead the local ABWA. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON
HOWLAND With $1.5 million, Project Love hits goal
The center moved to Howland-Wilson Road in 1969 and last expanded in 1982. HOWLAND -- Project
WARREN POLICE State board: City was unfair with raises
The mayor has taken issue with a lawyer's characterization of the administration as being 'anti-
YOUNGSTOWN Widow sues estate
Robert Sweeney's widow asks that a premarital agreement be declared void. YOUNGSTOWN -- The widow
OHIO Poll has mixed news for Taft, Bush
The governor's job approval rating climbed in the latest statewide poll -- but so did his
Foster parents group plans Oktoberfest raffle
Foster parents group plans Oktoberfest raffle CANFIELD -- The Foster Parent Association of
TAYLOR STEEL Trumbull Co. denies tax break
The decision may cause cutbacks, according to the company's statement. By STEPHEN SIFF
Consumers Ohio proposes public-private partnership
WARREN -- Consumers Ohio Water company plans to revise its last offer to take control of two areas
Fire Prevention Week
Fire Prevention Week GUILFORD LAKE -- In conjunction with Fire Prevention Week, Hanover Township
Buchenic-Beebe engagement is announced
HUBBARD -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Buchenic of Hubbard are announcing the engagement of their
YOUNGSTOWN Jury to decide hospital lawsuit
The twins' mother has been confined to a psychiatric facility since June 1998. By BOB JACKSON
HERMITAGE, PA. Officials raise rates on sewers
One resident proposed eliminating the annual per-capita tax to take the bite out of the sewer
Search for man
Search for man WEATHERSFIELD -- Police are searching for a man who three boys said tried to abduct
A tour of bronze garden sculptures -- rain or shine --will benefit community theater
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU STANDING NEAR THE BRONZE sculpture of the late jazz
THURSDAY
Western Reserve Transit Authority Board of Trustees, 3 p.m., WRTA Board Room, 604 Mahoning Avenue,
Owner cites competition economy for shops' closing
Founded in 1949, the business will close for good Friday. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By CYNTHIA
TRUMBULL COUNTY Deputy defends actions in chase
The matter is set for arbitration, but no hearing date has been set. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Carabbia can't enter county
The parole includes a provision that requires bimonthly check-ins. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Ellwood City honors ex-mayor
ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- Borough, state and national flags in front of the municipal building were to
TCTC New facility spurs growth
A hospitality management program is in the works. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
WARREN Proposal sparks debate
One of the sponsors called the legislation a starting point. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Miss Wenzel, Robert French to be married
BOARDMAN -- Edward and Beverly Wenzel, 183 Mayflower Drive, are announcing the forthcoming marriage
SHARON Council votes down police merger plan
The president of council said he still has the authority to initiate the study. By HAROLD GWIN
M. Swiger loses bid for parole
WARREN -- The Ohio Parole Board rejected Michael Swiger's request for parole from prison, but he did
Officials to buy food from state program
Jail officials say they're pleased to be using state purchasing. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN
YOUNGSTOWN Rape victima testifies
The victim said the men took turns at her like kids sharing a water fountain. By BOB JACKSON
Hindu mobs wound two Muslim men
Hindu mobs wound two Muslim men AHMADABAD, India -- Hindu nationalists held angry protest marches
If improvements are needed, city faces rise in sewer rates
Sharon has until next summer to come up with a plan to fix sanitary sewer problems. SHARON, Pa. --
A nation under God does not pick fights
Opinion: A nation under God does not pick fights EDITOR: Rise up fellow Americans, we are one nation
TRUMBULL COUNTY Couple couple sues man accused of vehicular assault
The Niles man faces two counts of felonious assault and other charges. WARREN -- A Girard couple
Attorney arraigned
Attorney arraigned NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A former Pittsburgh attorney charged with practicing law
Citations issued
Citations issued COLUMBUS -- The Ohio Investigative Unit, a division of the Ohio Department of
GAIL WHITE Technology adds to the wonder of story time
The room was full as I made my way to a seat at the Leetonia Public Library. I was filled with
TRUMBULL COUNTY 2 union pacts get nod, nonunion raises OK'd
Deputies have been without a labor contract since October. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
WEATHERSFIELD SCHOOLS Review panel finds no misspending
The watchdog committee is satisfied with how an emergency levy is being used. By MARY SMITH
YOUNGSTOWN Rape victim testifies on attack
The victim said the men took turns at her like kids sharing a water fountain. By BOB JACKSON
War of words damages U.S.-German relations
Opinion: In the world of diplomacy, words are important, and some of the words that have been used in recent
Group considers plans for an arts community
Planners compared the Youngstown project to the University Circle area in Cleveland. By D.A.
Plant cleanup cost increases
WARREN -- Mayor Hank Angelo told council members Wednesday that the Mahoningside Power Plant cleanup
Plan honors 9/11 victim
Plan honors 9/11 victim SHARON, Pa. -- City council wants to honor former city resident Rebecca
Historical society vote
Historical society vote COITSVILLE -- The Coitsville Historical Society will have an emergency
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
LOWELLVILLE (5-0, 2-0) vs. SOUTH RANGE (3-2, 1-1) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at South Range High
TCTC New site spurs growth
A hospitality management program is in the works. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
MAHONING COUNTY 20 charged in manufacturing and trafficking of cocaine
The charges are the result of a two-year investigation. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Kara Saleman, Richard Burnett are engaged
CANFIELD -- Robert and Merceda Saleman of 3147 Paradise Lane are announcing the forthcoming marriage
MASTERS TUXEDO Owner cites competition economy for shops' closing
Founded in 1949, the business will close for good Friday. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR
Worker to testify in Martha Stewart case
Worker to testify in Martha Stewart case NEW YORK -- An assistant at Merrill Lynch & amp; Co.
MAHONING COUNTY Leaders say they won't impose tax
Commissioners will make their final decision next week. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
LAWRENCE COUNTY Group promotes philanthropy
The foundation already has four member funds with assets totaling about $5 million. By HAROLD GWIN
YOUNGSTOWN Group considers plans for an arts community
Planners compared the Youngstown project to the University Circle area in Cleveland. By D.A.
HERMITAGE City makes it a crime to fail to clear sidewalks of snow
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- If you live in the city and have a sidewalk, you'd better keep it clear of ice and
Rocket success no small feat
Andy Peterson and Lowellville are gaining respect. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
WARREN Packard Music Hall revenues surpass $100,000 for first time
The hall recently obtained expanded food service and liquor licenses. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Man accused of assaulting ex-girlfriend, another woman
FARRELL, Pa. -- Police arrested a man from Florence Street, Sharon, in attacks on two women.
YOUNGSTOWN Carabbia can't enter county
The parole includes a provision that requires bimonthly check-ins. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Charged in robbery
Charged in robbery LIBERTY -- Two 18-year-old Youngstown men are being held in the Thursday night
YOUNGSTOWN Park board news
The city's park and recreation commission handled these items Thursday: Approved a cell phone
Man is shot in robbery try at his house
FARRELL, Pa. -- Police said a Beechwood Avenue man was shot in the leg during an apparent attempted
Ohio fails in study on funds for campaigns
Ohio fails in study on funds for campaigns Ohio is one of four states that permit political
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Patrick L. McConahy, 27, of 250 Wetmore Drive, Struthers, and
Wednesday, September 25 (54 stories)
COLUMBIANA COUNTY New center for disabled is delayed
The dispute centers on whether the new facility must be equipped with a sprinkler system. By
Motion cites prison limits
The court has granted more time for an appeal to be filed. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
Bankruptcy reform bill stalls while filings skyrocket
Opinion: It's 2002 and the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 2001 is still slowing working its way through Congress.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Disbarred lawyer faces two charges
The man represented a county woman in cases before two judges. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A former
Annual car cruise to benefit local boy
AUSTINTOWN -- The fourth annual Joshua Walker car cruise will be from 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Emmanuel
Warren dealt with companies in investigation
WARREN -- The city has done business with two of the companies that are part of a county
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MAHONING COUNTY Judges redirect funding to save mediation service
Judges shifted 75 cents in court fees from other programs to help fund the dispute resolution
DEBATING THE DEFINITION OF 'POOR'
Opinion: DEBATING THE DEFINITION OF 'POOR' Chicago Tribune: When does a family fall into poverty? The
WASHINGTONVILLE Militia group leader sues council
Vos sought to join village government in fall 2001. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
BOARDMAN Trustees plan site cleanup
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- Township trustees have taken the next step
Village hopes billboard catches developers' eyes
The village has more than 1,200 acres ready for business development. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Timothy and Michele Varso, 6764 Fox Crossing Court, Youngstown, girl, Sept. 24.
Review committee to interview developers
The finance director referred to three proposals as worth pursuing. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL
COLUMBIANA Public library gets rolling on expansion
Adult and children's areas and the community room will be expanded. COLUMBIANA -- Columbiana
COLUMBIANA Howard Hanna buys Blasdell Properties
The company expects to announce development of a new golf course community in a month or two. THE
WESTERN PA. Highmark insurance seeks rate changes
Lawrence County subscribers will see the cost of their basic coverage triple. By HAROLD GWIN
DOWNTOWN Redevelopment agency
The Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp. board handled these items Tuesday: Talked
Team ready to tie loose ends
Justin Green is listed as the starting quarterback for the Southwest Missouri State game. By PETE
NEW CASTLE Council mulls buying building
City lawmakers discussed sidewalk construction and maintenance at their caucus session. NEW
YOUNGSTOWN Mugging suspects set for trial
Bond is set at $600,000 for each man. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN
MERCER COUNTY Judge won't seek judicial retention
MERCER, Pa. -- Mercer County Common Pleas Judge Michael J. Wherry won't be a candidate for judicial
POLAND Girl faces drug charges
A boy became ill after taking a prescription drug provided by the 14-year-old. POLAND -- A Poland
NEW CASTLE Cops find drug lab in garage
A man and a woman face multiple charges. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Authorities said a call to a domestic
Food bank gets grant
Food bank gets grant YOUNGSTOWN -- Second Harvest Foodbank received a $5,000 grant from the
LAWRENCE COUNTY Interim election board asks for amendments
The county commissioners usually serve as the election board. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
Sweet sounds optimistic note in state of university address
Opinion: Although Youngstown State University is still reeling from the deep cuts in state funding, President
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Poll shows Ryan in the lead, Traficant in 3rd place
Ann Womer Benjamin's campaign manager is pleased with the poll results, even though she still trails
TRUMBULL COUNTY Supplies buyer gave to Altiere
Tony Delmont said he doesn't remember making donations to the sheriff's campaign. By STEPHEN SIFF
Trustees vote to boost salary, housing allowance for Sweet
Trustees noted that Sweet has helped increase enrollment and settle contract disputes. By IAN HILL
PREP PREVIEW Friday night football
WARREN HARDING (5-0) vs. URSULINE (3-2) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at Youngstown State University's
Company to acquire WASN-AM
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN YOUNGSTOWN -- Associated Radio has agreed to acquire WASN-AM 1330 radio
4 charged in YSU drug raid
One of the suspects allowed drugs to be sold from his apartment, an officer said. By PATRICIA
Recovery program for women planned
Recovery program for women planned YOUNGSTOWN -- The Woman to Woman program at Neil Kennedy
MAHONING COUNTY Planners favor zone change for business park
The commission also recommended changing the depth of commercial activity permitted on U.S. Route
YOUNGSTOWN 2-day seminar targets block-watch training
Crime tends to stay away from active block-watch areas, one officer said. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY
Penalty for taunting and running: Eat dirt, sonny
Opinion: Penalty for taunting and running: Eat dirt, sonny EDITOR: On Sept. 10, I attended a varsity
Air freshener cost raises a stink
'Do we smell that bad?' asked county Prosecutor Dennis Watkins in a letter to commissioners. By
FOOTBALL TICKETS
FOOTBALL TICKETS Ursuline High School -- will sell advance tickets for its football game Friday
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Charters to cause loss for district
A ceremonial groundbreaking for Taft Elementary School will be at 10 a.m. Oct. 8. By PETER H.
POLAND Grant to aid volunteer firefighters
An Ohio senator sponsored the legislation to provide money to assist local fire departments.
SHARON Face-to-face meeting sought with bridge firm
Mercer County officials are still awaiting a complete report on the viaduct. SHARON, Pa. -- Mercer
LEAVITTSBURG Company sues over waste pact
Warren Recycling says the Connecticut company is in violation of the contract. LEAVITTSBURG -- A
Kiwanis club kicks off annual peanut sale
WARREN -- Warren Kiwanis Club has started its annual peanut sale. Proceeds support the club's
GAIL WHITE Hunger for happiness? To find it, help others
I believe it is one of the greatest ironies of life: The happiest people I know are those who
Masters Tuxedo advises customers that it is closing
YOUNGSTOWN -- Masters Tuxedo & amp; Dry Cleaning owners Mark and Delores Jacobson are closing
Boardman plans leaf collection
BOARDMAN -- Leaf collection will begin Oct. 15 and run through Dec. 6, said township Road
NILES Father charged in injury to son, 6
The mother said she gave custody of the boy to his father in July. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
Quite a match
The Boardman duo finished third at state last season and wants more. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
Home burglarized
Home burglarized SHARON, Pa. -- Police said someone entered a home in the 100 block of Sherman
SOCCER Mooney wins thriller against Canfield, 6-5
Pat Walker scored three times for Mooney while Frank Turocy scored four for Canfield. By CHUCK
Tuesday, September 24 (66 stories)
Group plans to build shelter
FARRELL, Pa. -- The city will allow the Humane Society of Mercer County to build a combination
LISBON Pigeons present problem
A county commissioner is looking into devices to deter the birds from roosting on the courthouse.
What the power lifter lacks in height, he makes up in might.
What the power lifter lacks in height, he makes up in might. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF
Boys pays for snacks with counterfeit $20
Boys pays for snacks with counterfeit $20 SALEM -- Police are investigating a report that a boy
TRUMBULL COUNTY Employees take inventory in supply probe
Responsibility for ordering janitorial supplies has been moved to the commissioners office. By
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LEAVITTSBURG Corrections officers say cuts are threat to safety
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF LEAVITTSBURG -- Corrections officers at Trumbull
Gun-toting woman faces charges
The gun appeared to be inoperable, a police officer said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
AUSTINTOWN Strip club vows to fight restrictions
The two strip clubs in the township will be given 90 days to comply with the resolution once it
EAST PALESTINE Bicycle trail to be finished soon
City crews work on the bike trail on Saturdays and after regular weekday hours. EAST PALESTINE --
NILES SCHOOLS Boards link to Internet
The board has at least one more 'smart board' ordered. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT The Lowellville High football team is about to be tested by the Inter-
MAHONING COUNTY SCHOOLS Boardman, Poland, Canfield joint forum will target funding
The meeting will focus on information, not campaigning, a community volunteer said. By JoANNE
MAHONING COUNTY Officials hear opinions on issue of sales tax
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- It's three down, one to go for
GIRLS SOCCER Hubbard halts Canfield; Duvall delivers winner
The Cardinals could not finish their attacks on goal. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
New lawyer appointed in Hogan murder case
YOUNGSTOWN -- Atty. James T. Hartford has been appointed to defend Michael Hogan against charges of
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Douglas R. Sage II, 31, of 43 Green Bay Drive #4, Boardman,
TRUMBULL COUNTY Residents oppose location of facility
Many residents say they don't oppose a waste collection facility. They just don't want it near a
BRENDA TIPPLE JEFFREY BRINK
BRENDA TIPPLE JEFFREY BRINK BOARDMAN -- Simon Road Church of God was the setting Aug. 18 for the
JENNIFER BIRKEY CHAD UHLMAN
JENNIFER BIRKEY CHAD UHLMAN PENINSULA -- The Church in the Valley in Cuyahoga Valley National Park
REUNIONS
XNiles McKinley High School Class of 1982 will hold its 20-year reunion Nov. 30 at Mollica's Banquet
On meat lines of America, inspectors sleep at the switch
Opinion: How can we describe the new U.S. Department of Agriculture plan that is supposed to protect the
MECCA TOWNSHIP Trustees vote to seek bids for improvements to road
By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF MECCA -- Township trustees have voted to advertise for
GIRARD Chamber of commerce cuts back as interest and membership drop
The board of directors hasn't met since June. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By TIM YOVICH
POLAND Carabbia is let out of prison
The FBI says it has no plans to do any kind of surveillance. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
YOUNGSTOWN Charge dropped against suspect
The man can be indicted again if more evidence becomes available. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY Jury selection begins in kidnap, rape case
Two of the three suspects are juveniles, but they are being tried as adults. YOUNGSTOWN -- Jury
PAMELA LEWIS RICHARD NORRIS JR.
PAMELA LEWIS RICHARD NORRIS JR. MASURY -- The Rev. John Lady officiated at 2 p.m. Aug. 24 at St.
BOARDMAN Adult business limited
The resolutions set fees for sexually oriented businesses. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF
TRISTA ONESTI SETH GREENFIELD
TRISTA ONESTI SETH GREENFIELD YOUNGSTOWN -- The Marble Room at Stambaugh Auditorium provided the
Columbiana schools seek income tax approval before cutting programs
Opinion: Columbiana schools seek income tax approval before cutting programs EDITOR: Over the course of
English receives an oncology award
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie, R-3rd, has been presented with the U.S. Oncology
Poland defeats Salem; Badger shuts out Kennedy boys, 2-0
The Bulldogs are 4-1-1 in the MAC. POLAND -- Junior Britt Davis had two goals to lead Poland High
Vienna VFW meeting
Vienna VFW meeting Vienna VFW Post will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Youngstown Air Reserve
WARREN Greenway plan will be unveiled
Construction could begin early next year. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN --
Security guard to face weapon charge
CANFIELD -- A security officer has been charged with carrying a concealed weapon, a felony.
YOUNGSTOWN Sweet: YSU can set example
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A "strong and vibrant" Youngstown State
Bank One robbed
Bank One robbed YOUNGSTOWN -- Bank One at 2900 Market St. was held up about 9:50 a.m. today. A
GIRLS SOCCER Boardman retains the SVC title
The Spartans struck early and held off Austintown Fitch, 2-0. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS
Public outrage justified in child beating incident
Opinion: Had Madelyne Gorman Toogood not been caught on videotape beating her 4-year-old daughter, no one
TRUMBULL COUNTY Employees take inventory in probe of janitorial supplies
Responsibility for ordering janitorial supplies has been moved to the commissioners office. By
Old and new names are still making news
Fledgling makeup company Urban Decay and industry giant Revlon are locked in a legal battle over the
English receives oncology award
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie, R-3rd, has been presented with the U.S. Oncology
TITLE HOLDERS Sunsation Fitness & amp; Tanning
Name, body weight, home town, record Bill Wharry, 165, Lowellville, World Record, teen division,
FOOTBALL TICKETS
FOOTBALL TICKETS Ursuline High School -- will sell advance tickets for its football game Friday
JENNIFER TIRPACK RYAN WARD
JENNIFER TIRPACK RYAN WARD GRAND BAHAMA ISLAND, Bahamas -- Married Aug. 17 at Our Lucaya Beach and
Buckeyes regroup
Buckeyes regroup After a close call at Cincinnati on Saturday, No. 6 Ohio State must now take a
YSU FOOTBALL Petersongets top Penguin honors
The freshman wide receiver was named offensive player of the game. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
MILL CREEK PARK The inspiration for an art festival
Works from about 30 artists will be displayed. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN
PREP FOOTBALL Weekend leaders
RUSHING Shaun Lane, Hubbard, 269 yards, 22 carries, 3 TDs J.D. Powers, East Palestine, 194
TIME TO SUIT UP
Opinion: TIME TO SUIT UP Chicago Tribune: The suit is coming back and it's about time. Men's fashion
Donations sought
Donations sought YOUNGSTOWN -- Organizers of the third annual Thank You Appreciation Day for
FARRELL, PA. Council OKs deed change to proceed with project
The city solicitor has some reservations about changing the deed restriction. By HAROLD GWIN
SUSAN QUINN PHILLIP MAIDEN
SUSAN QUINN PHILLIP MAIDEN HOWLAND -- Opus Twenty One was the setting Aug. 18 as Susan Quinn, 1283
LIBERTY Father is charged with injuring son
LIBERTY -- A father has been charged with injuring his special-needs 6-year-old son. Jerry E.
GIRARD Mayor urges the sale of lakes
Councilwoman says the city should begin biting the bullet in preparing for the 2003 budget. By TIM
VOLLEYBALL Ridge claims 10th victory, against Niles
NILES -- Dasiana Casado had 14 kills and three blocks, Kerry MacGregor had six points and Carrie
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: BOARDMAN Sept. 16 Theft: Someone stole a U.S. flag and flagpole
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Chaney grad clears a hurdle in cancer battle
When I first wrote about Art Canning, he was a few years out of Chaney High, working at Goldman
ART IN THE PARK | At a glance
Presentations titled, "Personal Habitat: Creating a Backyard Haven for Wildlife (and Yourself)" by
Infertility conference to be conducted online
Infertility conference to be conducted online YOUNGSTOWN -- The Reproductive Center, 900 Sahara
SHARON Police oppose merger plan
The FOP said it hasn't been asked for any comments on the possibility of a departmental merger. By
Fostering love, care
By SEAN BARRON VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN -- When Susan Sexton isn't teaching a music
Monday, September 23 (46 stories)
CORRECTION
CORRECTION The Mahoning County Chapter of DU will hold its banquet on Oct. 4 at St. Mary's
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Dissolutions granted Cynthia L. Basilon and Brian L. Basilon, wife restores to
LISBON Bird droppings are leaving county courthouse a mess
A county commissioner is looking into devices to deter the birds from roosting on the courthouse.
Burn victim's condition
Burn victim's condition STRUTHERS -- Andrew Strickland, 33, of Fourth Street remained in critical
Vignette on a downtown street: driver gets his due
Opinion: Vignette on a downtown street: driver gets his due EDITOR: I witnessed something on Tuesday,
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A search for Dennis F. Weaver is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week:
with Gary Reel
with Gary Reel Age: 55. Hometown: Austintown. Occupation: Part-time student teacher supervisor
WORTH A LOOK
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOWS XChampion Christian Church will sponsor its Apple Butter Festival and Arts
COLUMBIANA CORNER 2 former Heartland pupils win prizes for posters
Two former Heartland Christian School pupils were winners in the Ohio Department of Public Safety's
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Store owner chases, fights. robber
LISBON -- A convenience store owner fought off a robber and even recovered some of the cash the man
POLAND Carabbia is let out of prison
The FBI says it has no plans to do any kind of surveillance. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Indians (R. Rodriguez 2-2) at Twins (Milton 13-9) When: 8:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570),
NASCAR rookie closer to title
With a win, Jimmie Johnson boosted his Winston Cup chances; Dave Blaney finished a career-best 11th.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES GATEWAY W. Kentucky 13, Youngstown St. 7 N. Iowa 31, Stephen F.Austin 24 E.
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PERSONALITIES People change traits as they age
The studies showed little difference between men and women in the nature or extent of changes in
Florists will stay planted
Owners of two longtime North Side businesses have no intentions of pulling up their roots. THE
Rape suspect to go to court after standoff with police
The woman got free and used a cell phone to call for help, police said. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
DENA JOHNSON DANNY JACOBS
DENA JOHNSON DANNY JACOBS YOUNGSTOWN -- A honeymoon to Las Vegas followed the Aug. 17 wedding of
BIRTHS
St. Joseph Andrea Anguish and James L. Carpenter, 308 Washington St. NE, Apt. 3, Warren, girl,
SHARON Winner will try again for grant to redo Westinghouse plant
The state announced last week that it had withdrawn a $7 million grant offer for the project. By
DEBORAH TAYLOR SILAS BYRD JR.
DEBORAH TAYLOR SILAS BYRD JR. ERIE, Pa. -- The marriage of Deborah Taylor of Erie and Silas Byrd
Valley losing vocal advocate for change
Opinion: Michael T. Rowan's departure from his position as president and chief executive officer of Humility
YOUNGSTOWN Sweet: YSU can set example
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- A "strong and vibrant" Youngstown State
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Poll tracks candidates; Ryan's ahead
Ann Womer Benjamin's campaign manager is pleased with the poll results, even though she is trailing
It's the same old story as CEOs fleece companies
Opinion: Today's greedy CEOs living high off the hog at shareholders' expense all seem to think that they've
ONE ON ONE | Gary Reel Supervisor shows student-teachers the ropes
Why did you go into education? My mother wanted to be a teacher, and during the Depression, there
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. LAWRENCE COUNTY DUCKS UNLIMITED: The Lewis Class Shoot, 50 Sporting
AUSTINTOWN Strip club vows to fight restrictions
The two strip clubs in the township will be given 90 days to comply with the resolution once it
Davis Cup
Davis Cup Sebastien Grosjean beat Andy Roddick, as France defeated the United States 3-2 in the
GERMANY
Opinion: GERMANY Tagesspiegel, Berlin, Sept. 17: Who would have predicted a year ago that Macedonia would
MANDY SABOL MARK LAURIE
MANDY SABOL MARK LAURIE AUSTINTOWN -- Mandy Jean Sabol of Canfield became the bride of Mark Laurie
GREENVILLE, PA. 5 to get awards at Thiel
The celebration begins with a golf scramble and ends with a memorial service. GREENVILLE, Pa. --
JOHNNY APPLESEED FESTIVAL Events schedule
The 35th annual Johnny Appleseed Festival will be Friday through Sunday at the Columbiana County
MERCER COUNTY Man is hospitalized with West Nile
Three people in Pennsylvania have died of the disease. SHARON, Pa. -- The first human case of West
HEATHER BURKEY RYAN COZART
HEATHER BURKEY RYAN COZART POLAND -- Poland Presbyterian Church was the setting at 1:30 p.m. Aug.
NFL | Week 3
Sunday's Games Cleveland 31, Tennessee 28, OT. Atlanta 30, Cincinnati 3. San Francisco 20,
STAYING CONNECTED: Catrina Glover, 12, holds a rabbit at Connections School. The school, which gives
STAYING CONNECTED: Catrina Glover, 12, holds a rabbit at Connections School. The school, which gives
PREP FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES AREA Chaney 53, Wilson 0 Rayen 30, Can. Timken 0 Lowellville 41, Mathews 6
Car strikes buggy
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- State police said an Amish man and his horse suffered minor injuries when
Sunday, September 22 (94 stories)
Bada bing, Y'town makes it to the top
Opinion: Let's not get all cranky over Youngstown's being included in last Sunday's season opener of the HBO
KEYSTONE CLIPS Program teaches how to compost
Penn State Cooperative Extension is looking for Mercer County residents interested in learning the
FUND-RAISER Junior League plans Bargain Bonanza
This year's event will feature a health fair. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Junior League of Youngstown will
VOLLEYBALL Mroski is MVP as Hubbard wins title, stays undefeated
The Eagles posted three wins in the Hubbard Volleyball Classic and now are 14-0. HUBBARD -- Katy
Surprise dinner party is held to honor the Barton 40th wedding anniversary
STRUTHERS -- Mr. and Mrs. William Barton, 254 Como St., were honored during a surprise dinner party
DOWNTOWN YOUNGSTOWN The first look at a grand vision
One developer sees an arena, conference center, hotel and village of shops and restaurants in the
PREP SOCCER Fitch's Harris scores late goal as Falcons remain undefeated
Four different players scored for Champion in a win over Niles. AUSTINTOWN -- Dina Harris scored a
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY RESULTS FOOTBALL AREA SCORES Chaney 53, Wilson 0 Rayen 30, Canton Timken 0
GRAEDONS | The People's Pharmacy To comb out nits from lice, think pink
Q. I am going crazy looking for nits. My 8-year-old daughter caught lice at school, and we are
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Educator Stoner deserves recognition
Nobody lives forever although the majority of us may believe that's the case. On Sept. 7, Keith
Brown jubilee to be celeb rated during party
CANFIELD -- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown, 8891 W. Western Reserve Road, will be guests of honor during
Apples are yummy but ugly
The high spring temperatures we enjoyed smashed Hartford's apple crop. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting All shook up: Fans love fun salt & amp; pepper shakers
Collecting is fun, and there are many humorous antiques and collectibles. One category that has
Sopranos put hit on Youngstown.
Sopranos put hit on Youngstown. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- You can add
State grants to help improve, protect watersheds
SHARON, Pa. -- Mercer and Lawrence counties will get more than $600,000 in state grants to improve
YOUNGSTOWN Event to aid in fight against breast cancer
The race is the organization's largest fund-raiser. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
APPLES
APPLES Types and uses Here's a glance at apples, their taste and texture, and uses: Cortland:
SCOTT SHALAWAY Snags prove life after death
If you've ever wondered about life after death, try planting a snag in your backyard. Snags, what
BASIC GRADS
BASIC GRADS Air Force: Reserve Airman Brandon J. Miller (Greenville, Pa., High School, '01), son
Width matters as much as depth
The soil surrounding the hole should be loosened, a shrub expert said. What's the biggest mistake
CORTLAND Lakeview beats Poland to win Blue-White title
Canfield finished 1-2. CORTLAND -- Megan Taylor had 13 assists, 13 points, 12 digs and eight kills
CONCERT REVIEW Toby Keith throws party for Pittsburgh
Toby Keith thanked the crowd for being part of the largest country concert ever in the Steel City.
AREA SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER TODAY -- SS.Mary and Joseph School outing at Lakeside Golf Course in Lake Milton. Four-
EverGreen plays host to harvest celebration
EverGreen plays host to harvest celebration VILLA MARIA, Pa. -- EverGreen and Land Management plan
Delta Sigma Theta to sponsor dinner
BOARDMAN -- The Youngstown Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. will sponsor "A
ROAD WORK Mercer County, Pa.
Interstate 80, westbound mile posts 19 to 15: Pavement testing. Carlton Road east of state Route
YOUNGSTOWN Police layoffs begin to show
The city laid off 11 police officers and 15 firefighters in August. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
Man found dead
Man found dead YOUNGSTOWN -- Police are investigating the death of a man who was found shot in the
MAHONING COUNTY Voters get lesson at rock and poll event
The county's 1,200 poll workers will be trained to use the system. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
PROFILE Bill Rodgers
Bill Rodgers' first international success came in the 1975 World Cross Country Championships in
The most popular evergreen shrub in the Mahoning Valley is the rhododendron.
By REBECCA SLOAN VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT If how to best landscape your back yard has got you
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the United States. Prices vary in different locations because of local
Highway Patrol officer's hat, blue wool, patent-leather visor, bronze badge, 1940s, size 8, $50.
Snyder's can ease the pain of Phar-Mor Inc.'s closing
Opinion: When Snyder's Drug Stores of Minnesota withdrew from negotiations for the purchase of the assets of
MUSEUMS | Area attractions
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: "Who's the Fairest
The development team and their roles, according to the Landmark Organization's proposal to the city:
The development team and their roles, according to the Landmark Organization's proposal to the city:
PROJECTIONS
PROJECTIONS Likely events, attendance Types of events, number of dates and total attendance
CRUISING IN STYLE
CRUISING IN STYLE Fall trips GRAND LADY RIVERBOAT Based near Grand Rapids, carries 150 people
CATTRON GROUP
CATTRON GROUP Company facts A closer look at Cattron Group and its operating units: Founded:
CLEANING UP Jail janitorial expenses
Here are 2001 expenses for maintenance and janitorial supplies for some county jails in Northeast
The Pollanders guests of honor during reception
CAMPBELL -- Mr. and Mrs. John Pollander, 581 Coitsville Road, were guests of honor during a
Bake sale benefit
Bake sale benefit NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- The annual auction, flea market and bake sale for the New
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Effective skylight tubes help let the sunshine in
Q. My kitchen and a hallway are dark and I would like to add some natural lighting. Skylights are
GAME TIME Today
Who: Cubs (Al. Benes 2-1) at Pirates (Benson 8-6) When: 1:35 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
MARY JANE WOLFORD | JAMES THOMAS
TSERJAS, N.M. -- Mary Jane Wolford and James Matthew Thomas exchanged marriage vows during a
CANFIELD Participants of car rally to find 9 sites
CANFIELD -- Ohio State University's Mahoning County Extension Office is organizing a "Horticultu-
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Jason H. Cook, 26, of 1544 Maplewood, Warren, and Juanita L.
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper It pays to know your grocery prices
Are the dollar stores a good source for grocery bargains? That is the question asked by Francis
YOUNGSTOWN STATE
YOUNGSTOWN STATE Today -- Women's golf at Ball State Invitational; Volleyball at Buffalo, 11 a.m.;
Kings honored for anniversary at surprise party
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Richard King, 275 Coitsville-Hubbard Road, were the guests of honor Sept.
Sarvers to mark golden jubilee at dinner party
LUTZ, Fla. -- Former area residents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sarver Sr. of 1344 Edgewater Court will
TRUMBULL JAIL County foots higher bill for supplies, records show
A jail official was shocked to learn the county was paying $8 a can for glass cleaner. By STEPHEN
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Anthony and Michele Cretella, 610 E. Marshall Road, McDonald, boy, Friday. Thomas
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Poland teen injured in shooting
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Poland teen was in stable condition in St. Elizabeth Health Center Saturday night
Tsaknis 50th is observed on family vacation
BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Tsaknis of Boardman celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Teacher's effort to teach archaeology provided world with startling news
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU SHARON, Pa. -- Dr. James M. Adovasio had no idea the dig
"Adolphe." "The Story of Adele H." star Isabelle Adjani returns to the screen in another period
"Adolphe." "The Story of Adele H." star Isabelle Adjani returns to the screen in another period
Free bus transportation to Voinovich Park in Cleveland requires a reservation. Call Humility of Mary
Free bus transportation to Voinovich Park in Cleveland requires a reservation. Call Humility of Mary
By BOB JACKSON
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- It's 8 o'clock on a muggy Wednesday
Beating victim awaits payment
A $1 million settlement is being contested in court by James Goins' court-appointed attorney. By
MEREDYTH MANNING JOHN RAY
MEREDYTH MANNING JOHN RAY YOUNGSTOWN -- The wedding of Meredyth Patrice Manning and John Paul Ray
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TODAY Grove City College, Physical Learning Center, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. MONDAY
MEADOWCROFT
MEADOWCROFT Museum operation Meadowcroft Rockshelter, located on Albert Miller's farm in
Dinner is held in observance of Davies jubilee
YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davies, 3365 Myrwood Lane, were guests of honor during a dinner
Rodney Toth wins at garden show
YOUNGSTOWN -- Rodney Toth earned 34 points and took top honors at the Men's Garden Club of
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Cattron fuels company growth with technology
A longtime local company ventures into new areas, such as wireless Internet connections. By DON
Crop yields are expected to be low, ag experts say
Agriculture experts say the drought will force some farmers to sell out. By NANCY TULLIS
Vacation spot is exotic yet near
At a lighthouse in Ontonagon, Mich., I found a Youngstown connection. By JON BAKER VINDICATOR
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE Lowellville 5-0 after 41-6 victory
The Rockets contained Mustangs to minus-27 yards in the first half en route to a 41-6 win. By JOE
PREP CROSS COUNTRY Cardinal Mooney wins Malone Invitational
The Cardinals won the boys Division III title and placed second in the girls race. VINDICATOR
YOUNGSTOWN For resident, Y was never a question
When Eileen Kinnard graduated from YSU, her professor handed her a note telling her she was his best
AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Austintown Township trustees, 7 p.m., township administration building, 82 Ohltown
We mustn't forget, we're at war with terrorists
Opinion: We mustn't forget, we're at war with terrorists EDITOR: Have we lost sight of the fact we are in
CAREER PATHS
BANKING BOARDMAN -- Rocky Page has joined the staff of First Place Bank as a regional sales
JACK WOLLITZ Lesson learned: Take nothing for granted
Just when you think you've solved most of the puzzles of angling, the fish offer up a curve ball.
SHENANGO VALLEY Legacy benefits groups
Two area organizations got $1,000 each from the Ben Franklin Fund this year. By LAURE CIOFFI
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 22: TODAY Post 6488, VFW, 2065 Coitsville-Hubbard Road,
Target hits mark with workers
The majority owner of the plaza said he expects traffic to double when the store opens Oct. 13.
In 2002, 203,500 American women and 1,500 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer. What is a
In 2002, 203,500 American women and 1,500 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer. What is a
MIKE BRAUN MVTL still on target
In1974, a group of area shot-gunners got together and started what has become -- at least
28th peace race slated Oct. 6 at Mill Creek
Some of the world's greatest runners have participated over the race's 27-year history. YOUNGSTOWN
Kiowa poet will speak at college
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Scott Momaday, American Indian scholar, poet and Pulitzer Prize winning
MASONIC GROUP Temple on the Hill holds installation
International and state officers conducted the induction. YOUNGSTOWN -- Jack Fay was installed as
CITY SERIES McElroy scores 4 to power Chaney
The Cowboys scored on their first four possessions, and led Wilson 40-0 at the half. By BOB ROTH
Weathering eye surgery
By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT Open any newspaper or magazine and you can find
NEW CASTLE SRU will build center geared to help people
A temporary community center is expected to open sometime before November. By LAURE CIOFFI
PREPS
PREPS Area has top players at some major colleges Fanfare: The Mahoning Valley has an array of
PENNSYLVANIA
PENNSYLVANIA 56 counties exhaust deer allocations HARRISBURG - The Pennsylvania Game Commission
Saturday, September 21 (67 stories)
CINCINNATI Traficant loses bid to be released from prison pending his appeal
The ex-congressman wanted to be free to campaign. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
MAHONING COUNTY
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- It's not every day you see a Mahoning
Saadey pleads guilty to gun charge
On Monday, the defendant changed his plea; trial had been set for Sept. 30. By PATRICIA MEADE
'AVE MARIA'
'AVE MARIA' The prayer The prayer: "Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you: Blessed art
HIT THE TRAILS? Learn more
Have a hankering to see what your SUV can really do? Contact one of these groups. UTri-County
MAHONING VALLEY Hospital systems schedule summit
Officials say the health-care careers most in demand in the Valley are nurses, radiologic
Ridge routs Reserve; J-M claims first victory
United handed Leetonia its first loss of the season. MINERAL RIDGE -- Chris Ault completed 16 of
MARY MOLLICA RICHARD BEIDELSCHIES
MARY MOLLICA RICHARD BEIDELSCHIES YOUNGSTOWN -- Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek Park was
African leaders finally begin telling the truth
Opinion: After decades of blaming the industrialized nations, especially the United States, for the miserable
SHARON Winner, development agency blame each other for grant loss
The entrepreneur said he hopes the project can continue. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
Support for restoration overwhelms organizer
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Chester Yanuchi was lost at sea during World
A pair of roughriders
By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU DESPITE THE POPULARITY OF sport utility vehicles, few
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Massillon Washington 24, Austintown Fitch 14
AREA FOOTBALL Davis powers Warriors to fourth victory, 34-6
Campbell and Beaver Local suffered losses. BELOIT -- The West Branch High football team scored 20
ANN NICHOLSON JASON GROVE
ANN NICHOLSON JASON GROVE HUBBARD -- Ann Marie Nicholson and Jason Lee Grove, both of 3696 Main
MCAC Sharon breaks away in 2nd half
The Tigers scored 28 unanswered points in the second half to beat Mercer 35-7. By BILL ALBRIGHT
SEBRING Ohio secretary of state determines referendum request is invalid
The petition was fatally flawed because it did not include the proper language concerning the
WARREN Officials to discuss winterizing Avalon
Work to prepare the municipal golf course for winter must begin soon. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Judge dismisses murder charge against man, but issues warning
Another suspect in the case is set for trial next week. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Judge dismisses murder charge, but issues warning
Another suspect in the case is set for trial next week. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
Developers target Austintown area for a commerce park
A developer is looking to build a 'public/private partnership.' By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
RiverFest adds events, attractions
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is studying methods to clean the river. By DENISE DICK
Aldrin won't be charged for striking tormentor
Aldrin won't be charged for striking tormentor LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles County district
YOUNGSTOWN With permits, beer's on tap at B & amp;O
The restaurant now offers its own Youngstown Brown and Arroyo Amber. By JoANNE VIVIANO
Springfield rallies past South Range
Homecoming king Jon Vivo scored two touchdowns for the first-place Tigers. By RYAN JONES
AMI STACKPOLE IKREMAN OMRAN
AMI STACKPOLE IKREMAN OMRAN AUSTINTOWN -- Austintown Community Church was the setting for the
KATHLEEN CRACROFT RUSSELL EVANS
KATHLEEN CRACROFT RUSSELL EVANS FORT MONROE, Va. -- Kathleen Ruth Cracroft and Lt. Russell Robert
AUSTINTOWN Developers target area for proposed commerce park
A developer is looking to build a 'public/private partnership.' By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
Authorities arrest eight in ongoing fencing probe
By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF LIBERTY -- A woman who had what police initially thought
JENNIFER BROWN COSMO IAMURRI
JENNIFER BROWN COSMO IAMURRI BOARDMAN -- Jennifer Lynn Brown and Cosmo Iamurri exchanged marriage
Contractor, lawyer OK exchange of real estate for legal services
The retired contractor first had a court-appointed public defender. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Sunday game previews
Sunday game previews The Dolphins-Jets and 49ers-Redskins games are among the contests featured in
CAS Auxiliary has installation of new officers
MERCER, Pa. -- The Children's Aid Society Auxiliary of Mercer County held induction of officers for
SALEM SCHOOLS Buckeye modular classrooms aim to alleviate overcrowding
The district took out a loan this summer to pay for the structures. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Maintenance officials should not order supplies, prosecutor says
Two more companies have been added to the prosecutor's watch list. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and
LORDSTOWN Village files suit over permit
The county health board granted the permit last month. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Howland fumbles costly as Cardinals rumble
The Cardinals forced three Tiger turnovers in a 23-8 Metro Athletic Conference victory. By JOE
COACHING
COACHING Uniontown Lake High School -- seeks a swim coach. Applications should be sent to Bruce
90th anniversary
90th anniversary WARREN -- Marcus Miller, bishop of the Northeast Synod, Evangelical Lutheran
MUSIC New CD offers 26 versions of 'Ave Maria' prayer
Listeners can hear 'Ave Maria' sung in the language Jesus spoke. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
Band-A-Rama
Band-A-Rama BERLIN CENTER -- Western Reserve High School's first Band-A-Rama will be at 7 p.m.
Judge denies marriage request
The judge denied the motion, citing technicalities. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Tribe gathers to give thanks to the creator
Detribalization couldn't stop the age-old Green Corn Thanksgiving. By JOHN NORDELL CHRISTIAN
EAST SIDE CHOICE homes cause worries
The home construction is a neighborhood revitalization effort. YOUNGSTOWN -- New CHOICE Homes for
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XYoungstown Chapter of the United Nations Association will meet Thursday at the YWCA
Getting workers back on track
The Workforce Connections program helps people assess their skills and get additional training when
AUSTINTOWN Fitch leads early, but Massillon pulls away for win
Massillon capitalized on Fitch's breakdowns to snap the Falcons' three-game winning streak. By
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Harley Jr. and Roberta Dunlap, 3875 Mercedes Place #1, Canfield,
INDICTMENTS | Mahoning County
The following people were indicted this week by a Mahoning County grand jury: Jeffrey B. Best, 31,
DAVID ALAN MORETTI Feast marks finding of cross
Sept. 14 marked for Eastern Orthodox Christians the celebration of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.
Area gets coat of graffiti guard
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- It's not every day you see a Mahoning
LISBON 35th Johnny Appleseed Festival to start at fairgrounds Friday
An apple foods cooking contest is a new event this year. LISBON -- Apple pie, apple butter, apple
Hubbard outlasts Liberty in OT to stay unbeaten
Shaun Lane got the winning score and John Dominic followed it with a key sack to seal the Eagles'
CAMPELL Mayor urges renewal of county tax
CAMPBELL -- Maintaining the half-percent Mahoning County sales tax, which is before the voters for
YOUNGSTOWN Contractor, lawyer OK exchange of real estate for legal services
The retired contractor first had a court-appointed public defender. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
FENCING OPERATION Indicted and charged
Patrick Brooks, 27, Pleasant Valley Road, Vienna, receiving stolen property (two counts) and
Lisbon jolts Clippers for fourth triumph
The Blue Devils enjoyed a well-balanced offensive attack to deal Columbiana its second loss. By
YOUNGSTOWN Salem woman pleads guilty in vehicular homicide case
The woman's car hit a telephone pole, then was hit head-on by another car. By BOB JACKSON
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YOUNGSTOWN Testimony differs in weapons hearing
The defendant remains in jail with probation violation hearings looming. By PATRICIA MEADE
Grocery drawing set
Grocery drawing set AUSTINTOWN -- A grocery drawing by Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Mahoning
Piano concert set
Piano concert set COLUMBIANA -- Columbiana Tabernacle is sponsoring concert pianist Randy Estelle
OHIO Site offers scrapbook of history
Several local institutions have already contributed pieces to the online project. By SHERRI L.
Traficant loses prison release bid
The ex-congressman wanted to be free to campaign. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER
COURTS
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph J. Mullarkey Jr., 33, of 355 Erskine Ave., Boardman,
Friday, September 20 (53 stories)
KSU TRUMBULL
KSU TRUMBULL Enrollment Kent State University Trumbull Campus has realized increased enrollment
Indecent exposure
Indecent exposure GIRARD -- An East Prospect Street woman told police a man exposed himself to her
UP NEXT Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
HUBBARD FIREWORKS Charges filed in mishap
The charges stem in part from failure to ensure that spectators would be a safe distance from the
MAHONING VALLEY Man agrees to radon work ban
The Garrettsville man had worked without a state license since 1996. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Doctor's two trials are consolidated
LISBON -- A former Calcutta doctor accused of molesting two patients will have both allegations
CAMPBELL Cold Metal denies deceiving county
A company official said accusations that the company accepted a grant knowing its plant would close
KENT STATE TRUMBULL CAMPUS Officials cite outreach, marketing in enrollment increases
Another open house in the community is planned for November. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Dietetic group to have lecture on osteoporosis
Dietetic group to have lecture on osteoporosis BOARDMAN -- The Mahoning Valley Dietetic
AUSTINTOWN Woman charged in 2 thefts
The first charge is a misdemeanor, but the second is a felony. AUSTINTOWN -- A Youngstown woman
AUSTINTOWN Officials mandate property cleanup
The North Edgehill Ave. home will be inspected and its owners told what they must do. AUSTINTOWN
HERMITAGE, PA. Owner hopes city will use landfill site
City officials remain skeptical of the offer, citing concerns over long-term liability. By HAROLD
PREP VOLLEYBALL Boardman stops Warren in 2 sets
The Spartans remained unbeaten in SVC play, 15-0, 15-3. WARREN -- Jen Hlebovy scored 11 points and
Police report the breakup of theft ring
LIBERTY -- Police were expected to announce today the breakup of a major crime ring that included
Probe of 9/11 attacks needs true objectivity
Opinion: On the one-year anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on America's mainland, the
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XGourmet Club of the Youngstown Chapter of the American Association of University
DELKER MURDER CASE Mom gets life for killing daughter
The judge had ruled the woman competent to stand trial. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
A 'more personal' outreach at KSU
Another open house in the community is planned for November. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
CANFIELD 24-hour staffing set for stations
The average response time in the district doubles when firefighters respond from home. By IAN HILL
COLUMBIANA A grand way to volunteer at school
Grandparents have worked at the school from the start, an administrator says. COLUMBIANA --
AMERICAN LEGION Local auxiliary members attend event
COLUMBUS -- Three members of American Legion 301 Auxiliary of Austintown attended the 2002 School of
BLACK MONDAY Unhappy anniversary
Sadness and bitterness were still evident when former Sheet & amp; Tube workers gathered. By
Consultant: Raceway could 'dominate' economy
No decisions have been made on who would own or pay for the motorsports track. By STEPHEN SIFF
Soldiers honored in Lawrence County
Soldiers honored in Lawrence County NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Eleven men were honored Thursday as part of
Canfield, Howland play to tie
Matt Pietro's late goal for the Cardinals offset Mike Maiorano's first-half tally for the Tigers to
Ryan TV ad breaks rules, opponent says
Ann Womer Benjamin's campaign implied that Ryan thinks he's above the rules. By DAVID SKOLNICK
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
THURSDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF BOARDMAN 152, MOONEY 163, URSULINE 167, FITCH 169, HARDING 176
Area businesses, clerk cited by state for tobacco and liquor violations
COLUMBUS -- Three Youngstown businesses and a clerk in Columbiana County have been cited for
MCDONALD SCHOOLS Talks continue with union
The nonteaching employees' contract expired Aug. 31. By MARY SMITH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Donor and receiver can't take transplants casually
Opinion: Donor and receiver can't take transplants casually EDITOR: I have been increasingly concerned
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Saturday's games
WESTMINSTER vs. MANSFIELD (PA.) When: 1 p.m. Where: Van Norman Field, Mansfield, Pa. Scouting
ICE HOCKEY Mahoning Valley Phantom Rockets in final home exhibition Sunday
It is the final exhibition home contest for the Mahoning Valley team. BOARDMAN -- Three area
A PARODY OF PARTNERSHIP
Opinion: A PARODY OF PARTNERSHIP Washington Post: Vladimir Putin, the soul-baring friend of President Bush,
Defendant in death penalty case wants evidence to be tossed
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- David Garvey doesn't want prosecutors to use his shoes, leather jacket and
UNION TOWNSHIP Officials accept police officer's resignation
A decision is near on a grievance filed by the police chief. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
BECKY SHER | Hype Sugar scrub will wake your senses
School is back in session, and long days of baking on the beach are over. Sigh. No more sleeping
LOCAL
LOCAL Coach hired at E.P. EAST PALESTINE -- The board of education hired Troy Berdine as varsity
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17TH DISTRICT RACE Benjamin to official: Steer clear of race
The chamber president said he is disappointed by the Republican's statements. By DAVID SKOLNICK
Suit alleges sex abuse in diocese
A lawsuit contends a former Youngstown priest has been sexually abusing boys for more than 20 years.
Vietnam buddies reunite
Now grandfathers, the two men found they have a lot in common. By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR
SHARON To get grant, Winner must reapply, state says
Local officials were surprised to learn the money was actually withdrawn six months ago. By HAROLD
ITAM Post 3 Auxiliary seats officers
YOUNGSTOWN -- Installation of officers for the coming season took place at the Sept. 11 meeting of
COLUMBIANA CO. Inaction imperils funding for 911
Nearly $400,000 is at risk if action isn't taken, an official says. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Bradford and Tanya Matlack, 6080 Applecrest Court, Boardman, boy, Sept. 19. Dr.
The city's board of control -- the mayor of Youngstown, finance director and law director --
The city's board of control -- the mayor of Youngstown, finance director and law director --
Trial date set for city auditor
Trial date set for city auditor WARREN -- A trial is set for Oct. 24 in Warren Municipal Court for
Parking restricted for football games
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City police are reminding residents not to park on the following streets during
FITNESS AND EXERCISE Drink to your health
Water, water, water. Is there any other choice? By KATIE-NELL SCANLON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
DEPTH CHART YSU vs. W. Kentucky
YSU OFFENSE LT -- (66) JOSH DAVIS, 6-5, 295, Jr.; (74) Dean Jewell, 6-3, 300, Soph. LG -- (77)
SNEAK PEEK
SNEAK PEEK The buzz on books SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE The stuff you really gotta read right this
Schools using black's book about racism
YSU officials hope the book will generate debate on race relations. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR.
Thursday, September 19 (72 stories)
AUSTINTOWN
AUSTINTOWN Snyder's seeking tax break Tamco is one of three sites that Snyder's may use as a
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Rolling Stones When: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 14 (with Elvis Costello). Where: Gund Arena,
MERCER COUNTY COG will seek state money to build skate park in borough
There will be no charge to use the park. HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Mercer County Regional Council of
BOARDMAN
The volunteer is hoping someone returns the flag. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
YOUNGSTOWN Two are hurt in separate shootings
The two South Side shootings happened within 15 minutes of each other. YOUNGSTOWN -- A 23-year-old
THE NUMBERS YSU vs. W. Kentucky
YSUWKU 1-1Record1-2 20.0Points scored17.3 21.0Points allowed20.7 336Total Offense344 270.5Total
Charged in death
Charged in death LISBON -- A Lisbon woman is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide in the
East Palestine schools prepare to stay open if teachers strike
EAST PALESTINE -- School officials are making plans to keep the schools open in the event of a
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Drosso and Yelena Monokandilos, 108 Creed Circle, Campbell, boy, Sept. 18.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Supplies in demand: filling back-to-school lists
Everyone has seen the Salvation Army's Christmas Angel Trees -- dripping with cards listing the
YOUNGSTOWN Church to begin $3.5M project
The growing church offers hope in the Mahoning Valley. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
Singers, crowd get in the mood
Above, from left, Joe Croyle, Martha Dickinson (in background), Paula Kelly Jr. and Bill Tracy,
WEDNESDAY'S SCORES
WEDNESDAY'S SCORES BOYS GOLF Mooney 157, Kennedy Catholic 178 Niles 158, Salem 170 Jackson-
TIM DEWBERRY Canfield star has history at home
The Cardinals senior lives with his grandfather, Notre Dame legend Bob Dove. By JOE SCALZO
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Hilltoppers expect tough battle from invading Penguins
In three games, Western Kentucky has rushed for an average of 207 yards per game and passed for 137.
GREENVILLE, PA Panel would study statewide bargaining for teacher pacts
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Pa. State Rep. Rod Wilt of Greenville, R-17th, is sponsoring legislation setting
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Commissioners take steps toward building courthouse
A federal loan has been secured to fund much of the project. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage Licenses Richard J. Rouan, 35, of 4804 New Road, Austintown, and
MAHONING COUNTY Probate judge, challenger go head to head
The challenger says the court needs to be more accessible; the judge says it's already user-
YOUNGSTOWN Law firm to move to Canfield Twp.
A law firm says it's leaving downtown because it couldn't find a building with parking to buy. By
Canfield star has history at home
The Cardinals senior lives with his grandfather, Notre Dame legend Bob Dove. By JOE SCALZO
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets prison for raping kids
The 10-year terms were the maximum allowed by law. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
Poland Twp police donate cruiser
WASHINGTONVILLE -- Village police now have two cruisers on patrol, thanks to a donation from Poland
PREP PREVIEW Friday night football
FITCH (3-1) vs. MASSILLON (3-1) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at Falcon Stadium. Last meeting: Massillon
WARREN Recycling company targeted for investigation by OEPA
An OEPA spokeswoman declined to say what the compliance issues are. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
CROSS COUNTRY 13 area teams set for Malone meet
The Canton meet will have 15 races and 2,500 athletes. CANTON -- Thirteen area schools will be
TAYLOR STEEL Officials: Work out union issues
A union spokesman called the company's behavior 'outrageous.' By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
TAMCO Snyder's gets abatement OK
County commissioners approved the abatement today. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By IAN HILL
TOP TIMES Prep cross country
BOYS (Through Wednesday) Mark Montgomery, East Liverpool15:54 Luke McCluggage, Jackson-
TENNIS
TENNIS Cardinal Mooney High School -- is looking for a boys tennis coach. Send resumes to Don
TRUMBULL COUNTY Clerk resigns in missing-money probe
The probe was prompted by a car dealership complaint. By PEGGY SINKOVICH and STEPHEN SIFF
FOOTBALL STANDINGS & amp; SCHEDULE
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Camp Fire alumni
Camp Fire alumni CANFIELD -- Camp Fire USA Northeast Ohio Council is searching for alumni and
Benjamin: Ryan material violates U.S. election law
Federal election rules require candidates to 'clearly and conspicuously' display a disclaimer in all
Marilou Farina, Bryan Davido are engaged
YOUNGSTOWN -- The engagement of Marilou Farina, 4830 S. Blvd. N.W., Canton, and Bryan Davido, 9995
WOMEN'S SOCCER
WOMEN'S SOCCER Case Western Reserve 6, Thiel 0 -- Sarah Rodgers led the winners (7-0) with two
Moment in the sun
Moment in the sun With Maurice Clarett doubtful for the Cincinnati game on Saturday, Ohio State's
POWERS AUDITORIUM Statlers bid road farewell
The Statler Brothers kicked off the show 'The Star-Spangled Banner,' displaying the range and blend
Trespassing fine
Trespassing fine STRUTHERS -- Judge James R. Lanzo fined a Hillsville, Pa., woman $100 plus court
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Reds (Dempster 9-13) at Pirates (Meadows 1-6) When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
Carrie Wilson leads Ridge
MINERAL RIDGE -- Carrie Wilson led the way for the Mineral Ridge High volleyball team Wednesday as
Sharpsville school board looks to replace departing member
SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- The school board is looking for a new member to replace Robert Timmerman, who is
SOCCER Boardman, Fitch girls win; Irish lose in Pa.
Katie Banks' goal keeps the Spartans atop the Steel Valley Conference standings. BOARDMAN -- Katie
CONGRESS MUST PROTECT WHISTLEBLOWERS
Opinion: CONGRESS MUST PROTECT WHISTLEBLOWERS Dallas Morning News: The Senate continues to work on its
Jaime Maloney, Tony Hansen to wed next year
POLAND -- William and Susan Maloney, 5556 Lemoyne Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
GIRARD Judge sets deadline for gun list
The case involved a man who contended the FBI hired him to investigate Traficant. By TIM YOVICH
Christin Marshall, Mr. Sferra plan winter wedding
BOARDMAN -- Christin L. Marshall and Joseph A. Sferra, both of 751 Sable Court, are planning to be
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments
The Trumbull County grand jury issued these indictments Wednesday: Clarence M. Wheeler III, 26, of
BOARDMAN A lot of frustration
The volunteer is hoping someone returns the flag. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
NEW CASTLE New panel to evaluate spending
The teachers union president asked the board to reconsider combining the junior and senior high
COUNCIL
COUNCIL Approvals In its first meeting in its newly restored chambers, Youngstown City Council
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Matthew and Ruth (Morrison) Casson of Flossmoor, Ill., are announcing the birth of their second
GUERRILLA TACTICS
GUERRILLA TACTICS Job search process Career and job search author Tom Jackson gives these five
NILES Council moves forward on transit service
Trumbull is the most populous county in Ohio without public transportation. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
MVSD security funds
MVSD security funds NILES -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency awarded a $115,000 grant to
TRUMBULL COUNTY Board offers position to Dr. Enyeart
The physician says he will resign as Girard's health commissioner. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
Mom hopes sign leads to clues
The billboard idea began with a group of women in Pittsburgh whose sons had been murdered. By
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY Make it happen, speaker at job fair says
An author who helped displaced steel workers find new careers 25 years ago returned. THE
Three city pupils face charges
YOUNGSTOWN -- A Choffin Career Center student faces a charge of assault on a police officer after
TRUMBULL COUNTY Officials to discuss plans to find kids
County officials want to make sure if a child is missing they will be able to do whatever is
Public attendance crucial at Mahoning tax sessions
Opinion: The first of four public hearings on the renewal of a half-percent sales tax that Mahoning County
METRO ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Carlson's goal lifts Poland to 2-2 tie
The Bulldogs rallied with two second-half goals. By BOB ROTH VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT POLAND
Beware of fashion police with drug-sniffing dogs
Opinion: Beware of fashion police with drug-sniffing dogs EDITOR: Recently my daughter was picked up for
YOUNGSTOWN Curses and wild chase lead to man's arrest
YOUNGSTOWN -- City police have arrested an East Side man who they say confronted officers writing
YOUNGSTOWN HOMICIDE Mother hopes sign leads to clues in case
The billboard idea began with a group of women in Pittsburgh whose sons had been murdered. By
CAMPBELL Layoffs are necessary, mayor says
An 11-year veteran of the Campbell Fire Department estimates the layoffs will cost the city $12,960
YOUNGSTOWN Request for new lawyer delays trial
An assistant prosecutor said the inmate is just stalling. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE
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YOUNGSTOWN Mom hopes billboard leads to clues in slaying of her son
The billboard idea began with a group of women in Pittsburgh whose sons had been murdered. By
YOUNGSTOWN Lawsuit looms in priest abuses
The lawsuit will be the second filed against the diocese over sexual abuse by priests. By D.A.
Wednesday, September 18 (56 stories)
LORDSTOWN For some fun, squeeze in the cider festival
Two festivals combined efforts. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF LORDSTOWN -- It
SAM CAMENS This overlooked Falcon now drawing attention
The Fitch High senior soccer player has drawn interest from several Division I colleges. By BRIAN
TRUMBULL COUNTY Mother to stand trial
The ruling was made about five days after the judge got reports back. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
SVC VOLLEYBALL Finally! Spartans upend Falcons
It took eight years, but Boardman topped Fitch in straight sets 15-11, 15-8. By JOE SCALZO
NEW CASTLE Voters to weigh county council
About 98 million people in 4,000 communities live under council/manager governments. By LAURE
Lying to police gets probation for area man
Lying to police gets probation for area man AUSTINTOWN -- A Salem man has been sentenced to a year
Update on bridge work
Update on bridge work BERLIN CENTER -- Motorists can expect to wait an additional six to seven
GIRARD Deficit's likely, official reports
Even the income tax increase on the Nov. 5 ballot won't erase the anticipated 2003 general-fund
YOUNGSTOWN Finance panel's actions
City council's finance committee took up these items Tuesday: Recommended appropriating $258,000
WARREN School, church dedicate flag, pole
Pupils, teachers, staff and church members contributed to buy the new flagpole. By DENISE DICK
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LOCAL
LOCAL Zetts leads Struthers STRUTHERS -- Tim Zetts completed 21 of 30 passes for 225 yards and
17TH DISTRICT Benjamin battles label as outsider
The Republican candidate said some in Trumbull County are dwelling on the past. By DAVID SKOLNICK
CUBA'S PATIENT PATRIOT
Opinion: CUBA'S PATIENT PATRIOT Washington Post: In any tyranny, the expected thing, the natural thing, is
Youngstown's arena project attracts national attention
Opinion: Mayor George M. McKelvey is justifiably excited by the response the city has received to its request
Policy won't cover mold
Policy won't cover mold WARREN -- Trumbull County's insurance policy will not cover the removal of
49ERS Mariucci says team needs more snaps for offense to score
San Francisco had just four possessions in the second half of Sunday's loss to Denver. VINDICATOR
ICL/TAC/TCL Stamm sparks Blue Jays to win
Jackson-Milton topped Lowellville in ICL play 15-10, 15-9. LOWELLVILLE -- Erika Stamm had 18
Agency reports Leavittsburg a public health hazard
Residents have complained of a rotten-egg stench for months. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
HUBBARD City puts hold on hookups
The city is still losing 35 percent of the water it buys, or $20,000 per month. By TIM YOVICH
Health officials stop testing in 29 counties
Officials want people to report about finding dead birds. HARRISBURG -- Lawrence and Mercer
TRUMBULL COUNTY Official: Use state plan for janitorial supplies
One commissioner wants to discuss getting bids on supplies once the probe is over. By STEPHEN
GAIL WHITE Summit Academy helps kids reach their peak
Standing in the lobby of Summit Academy at the Oak Hill Renaissance Center in Youngstown, I listen
REDEVELOPMENT Downtown Youngstown
The property committee of the Youngstown Central Area Community Improvement Corp. took these actions
MAHONING VALLEY Event now gathers members of all faiths around the table
Local congregations see interfaith efforts moving to the one-on-one level. By D.A. WILKINSON
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Outside experience helps Camens draw attention
The Fitch High senior has drawn interest from several Division I colleges. By BRIAN RICHESSON
YOUNGSTOWN 3 fires destroy vacant buildings
The fires occupied all of the city's available firefighting forces. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR
SHARON Vocal honorees share legacy of harmony
Many of those selected for membership paid tribute to the groups that came before them. By HAROLD
If YSU doesn't replace pesonnel, students suffer
Opinion: If YSU doesn't replace pesonnel, students suffer EDITOR: I continue to be amazed by your
Preparing for a crisis
By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER COITSVILLE -- Ten terrorists, perhaps with some
YOUNGSTOWN Zoning and planning
The city zoning appeals board handled these issues Tuesday: Approved four variances for the city
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Stephen J. Roberts, 33, Austintown, and Debra A. Diamond, 41,
Lora Rektor, Mr. Anderson set date for wedding
Announced by James and Diane Rektor of Austintown and Dale and Kathleen Anderson of Canfield is the
Donnaurnmo, Harrell troth is announced
STRUTHERS -- Larry and Janet Donnaurnmo, 227 Sexton St., are announcing the engagement of their
AUTO INDUSTRY Delphi tries to dispel image of weakness
With its stock down 40 percent, Delphi is out to convince analysts that the company is strong. THE
U Escape School will be at Northeast Martial Arts and Cardio-Kickboxing Center on Mahoning Avenue in
U Escape School will be at Northeast Martial Arts and Cardio-Kickboxing Center on Mahoning Avenue in
Nicholas-Simon engagement is made known
POLAND -- Announcement of the engagement of Jennifer Mary Nicholas and Bradley Harry Simon, both of
SALEM City skate park draws complaints
Another location for the facility must be found, some council members said. By NORMAN LEIGH
LEETONIA Pupils, workers adjust to newness
Cafeteria workers have met the biggest challenge, feeding 900 pupils in 90 minutes. By NANCY
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEWS Friday night football
HOWLAND (4-0) VS. CANFIELD (4-0) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at Canfield High School. Last meeting:
U.N. must not be Iraq's fool
Opinion: There's a folk saying that President Bush might want to pass on to the United Nations: Fool me once,
Miss Szabados, Gregory Toporcer to wed Nov. 23
AUSTINTOWN -- Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Lori Beth Szabados and Gregory Allen Toporcer
Arrow found in fender
Arrow found in fender STRUTHERS -- Police are seeking information from neighbors of a Broad Street
YOUNGSTOWN Arena bids vary in detail
Each developer will give presentations during which they are to offer city leaders more specifics.
YOUNGSTOWN Legacy Academy questions gone
The school's waiting list includes as many as 100 names. By RON COLE VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
'Intent' differentiates crime from accident
Opinion: 'Intent' differentiates crime from accident Editor: This letter is in response to a letter
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Norman and Rosemary Perry, 11880 Gladstone Road S.W., Warren, boy, Sept. 17. James
4 workers at Metalcrafts OK contract
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN HUBBARD -- Four union workers at Metalcrafts on North Main Street
Jill VanderSchie, Mr. Bezyak plan November rite
CINCINNATI -- Jill VanderSchie and Corey Bezyak, both of Cincinnati, will be married Nov. 9. The
Danielle Ellashek James Jones Jr. to wed Oct. 19
NORTH JACKSON -- Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Ellashek of North Jackson are announcing the forthcoming
OHIO GOVERNOR New poll contradicts 2 others
The poll's director expects Tim Hagan to continue to chip away at Gov. Bob Taft's lead. By DAVID
TUESDAY'S GAMES
TUESDAY'S GAMES American League Boston 4, Cleveland 2 Baltimore 10, Toronto 4 Minnesota 7,
YSU FOOTBALL Burley returns to starting lineup
The senior wide receiver will start Saturday at Western Kentucky. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
Browns, Steelers still need work
Two weeks into the NFL season, here's the good news: Either the Cleveland Browns or the Pittsburgh
Tuesday, September 17 (72 stories)
Service has developed over years to provide for numerous needs
There are nearly 100 hospice programs in Ohio. By JUDITH DULBERGER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
TRUMBULL COUNTY Liberty trustee enters race for commissioner
Three candidates are in the race for commissioner. WARREN -- A Liberty Township trustee has thrown
EDUCATION Sharon school board buys building to expand campus
The district hopes to save money by refinancing two building renovation loans. By HAROLD GWIN
Class to graduate
Class to graduate YOUNGSTOWN -- More than 100 people will graduate from Give the Children A Chance
Hospice helps each patient make the most of every day
FINAL OF A THREE-PART SERIES By JUDITH DULBERGER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT My second visit
Black hall of fame seeks nominations for inductions
WARREN -- Nominations are being accepted for the Trumbull African-American Achievers Hall of Fame.
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Rhiannon Rambo, Eugene White III to be married
HUBBARD - Rhiannon Rambo and Eugene White III, both of Hubbard, are engaged. The announcement is
Top Al-Qaida operative can fill in 9/11 blanks
Opinion: There are a lot of questions still be answered about the planning of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist
LORDSTOWN Council to have contractor check Lafarge data
Village officials want more information before making a decision on the special-use permit. By
PREP SOCCER Canfieldgets 1-0 win over Poland
Cardinals' Abby Ferko scored the game's only goal late in the first half. POLAND -- Senior forward
AUSTINTOWN Safety is concern at middle school
A bond issue to replace the school failed twice and will not be on the November ballot. By IAN
Board sets daily salary for acting schools chief
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- The Wilmington Area School District Board of Education has set the daily
YOUNGSTOWN June parolee faces felony gun charges
The man jumped a $50,000 bond in 1991. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER YOUNGSTOWN --
YOUNGSTOWN Police probe three robberies
Three men broke into an elderly couple's apartment and robbed them. YOUNGSTOWN -- City police are
YOUNGSTOWN Judge increases bond for weapons suspect
Howell was arrested after a traffic stop. YOUNGSTOWN -- A municipal court judge added $20,000 to
POLICE CALLS Canfield city, Austintown
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Sept. 9 Criminal damage: A 1995 Grand Prix was damaged at
HUBBARD Official urges levy for station
Council has eliminated this year's street-resurfacing program to save money. By TIM YOVICH
HUBBARD Levy proposed to fund replacing police station
Council has eliminated this year's street-resurfacing program to save money. By TIM YOVICH
BOARDMAN Trustees to boost staffing level of fire department
The goal is to add 12 to 15 firefighters. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
CORTLAND Council OKs funds for street work
A guardrail will go up on Pearl Street near the elementary school. By JASON FUTEY VINDICATOR
SALEM School board votes to renew official's contract
Students caught smoking will be given help to kick the habit through a new program. By NORMAN
Fitch challenged by Massillon on Friday
Unbeaten Boardman is on the road, while Howland and Canfield battle in the MAC opener. VINDICATOR
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By STEPHEN SIFF Vindicator Staff Writer AUSTINTOWN -- Two years after he moved in, Jim Mosier
LEETONIA The writing, and more, is on the wall at library
A local teacher donated money for the projector. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
SHARON Suspect in robbery is arrested
The suspect is accused of taking beer from the store. SHARON, Pa. -- Police said they arrested
Andrea Repasky, Eric A. Brown to marry Oct. 12
CAMPBELL -- Tom and Karen Repasky, 483 Sanderson Ave., are announcing plans for the coming marriage
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Quinquagenarian: If that means you, then run!
Take a trio of women ages 59, 50 and 56, and what have you got? A triathlon team. The best part is,
Bill targets 'knock-offs'
HARRISBURG, Pa. -- State Sen. Robert Robbins of Greenville, R-50th, has introduced "Truth In Rock"
Home-buying workshop
Home-buying workshop YOUNGSTOWN -- Family Financial Education Services, a program of Family
Miss Thompson to be bride of Mr. Kalbasky Jr.
Plans for the forthcoming marriage of Anissa Thompson, 4907 Sheridan Road, Youngstown, and Gary
Operation Gunlock set
Operation Gunlock set LORDSTOWN -- The Lordstown Police Department, the Ohio Association of Chiefs
FLAG FOOTBALL
FLAG FOOTBALL St. Anne's Church and School -- is where the Let It Fly tournament will be Sept. 28-
ONE ON ONE | Carol Potter Getting the word out about Mill Creek MetroParks
Only three weeks ago, your job took on a new course. What does that mean? I was the director of
English addresses tax status of YMCA
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie, R-3rd, has introduced legislation aimed at
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Reds (Moehler 2-3) at Pirates (Benson 7-6) When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY Mathews Board of Education, 7 p.m., board office, Cortland Bank, Warren-Sharon
Tribe splits
Tribe splits If Brian Tallet keeps pitching like this, he may start a new baseball fashion trend
YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Six-year project begins at Harding
The school district's building project moves from blueprints to bulldozers. By RON COLE
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John House, 26, of 5522 Alabama Ave., Clarendon Hills, Ill.,
Miss Shutrump to be bride of Mr. Schaefer
BOARDMAN -- Arthur and Carol Shutrump, 23 Beechwood Drive, and Glen and Barbara Schaefer, 23 Woodrow
WARREN WCI officials maintain positive outlook
After using up most of its $90 million cash reserve and borrowing $34.5 million, the company says
REUNIONS
Boardman High School Class of 1982 will hold its 20th reunion from 7 to 11 p.m. Nov. 29 at Colonial
YOUNGSTOWN City gets 4 proposals for arena
Proposals include an arena, convention center space and hotels and restaurants. By ROGER G. SMITH
Man who threatened Bush mistakenly freed
Man who threatened Bush mistakenly freed WASHINGTON -- Jailers mistakenly freed a student from
YOUNGSTOWN HMHP chief takes job offer in Detroit
He assumes his new position in November. YOUNGSTOWN -- Michael T. Rowan is leaving as president
MAHONING COUNTY Speakers split on added tax
Some 100 people attended a lively debate about a half-penny sales tax. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
SEEKING CHEMICAL SAFETY
Opinion: SEEKING CHEMICAL SAFETY Washington Post: One challenge of homeland security is that most of the
South Range superintendent reports a rise in enrollment
NORTH LIMA -- Superintendent James Hall told the South Range Board of Education on Monday night that
Kana-Hambrick wedding planned for mid-October
CANFIELD -- Plans for the upcoming marriage of Erica L. Kana and James G. Hambrick II, both of 4811
Miss Garritano, Derek Donatelli set wedding date
Tomasina Garritano, 142 Rockdale Ave., Youngstown, and Derek Donatelli, 500 Queisner Ave.,
Mixing fact, fiction unfair to education, educators
Opinion: Mixing fact, fiction unfair to education, educators EDITOR: Thomas Sowell, syndicated writer,
HOW THEY FARED | YSU opponents
Clarion (1-1) beat Millersville, 24-3; Next Glenville. McNeese State (3-0) beat Louisiana Monroe,
MAHONING COUNTY Speakers split on added sales tax
Some 100 people attended a lively debate about a half-penny sales tax. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Building serves as view of future
The courtroom includes video monitors and an adjustable witness stand. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
PREP FOOTBALL Fitch challenged by Massillon on Friday
Unbeaten Boardman is on the road, while Howland and Canfield battle in the MAC opener. VINDICATOR
GATEWAY CONFERENCE YSU quarterback carousel leads to Green
The senior transferrered from Bethany College last year. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
State inspectors find hazards in police building
EDITOR'S NOTE: This story did not run in its entirety in some editions Monday. By TIM YOVICH
Trustees to meet in Woodworth Park
Trustees to meet in Woodworth Park NORTH LIMA -- Beaver Township trustees will have their monthly
YOUNGSTOWN Chefs offer recipes at Edible Art event
Chapter's Caf & eacute;'s chicken Romano was judged the top recipe at AHA's Edible Art
HERMITAGE School to open its doors to public
The school board is expected to oppose a state plan to issue proficiency certificates with high
Miscommunication contributes to confusion over requirementsSome builders say it's never been clear
Miscommunication contributes to confusion over requirementsSome builders say it's never been clear
WARREN Man pleads innocent to charge of murder
A Sept. 30 pretrial hearing has been scheduled. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
U.S. COURTHOUSE Building serves as view of future
The courtroom includes video monitors and an adjustable witness stand. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
HERMITAGE School to open doors to public
The school board is expected to oppose a state plan to issue proficiency certificates with high
17TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT RACE Hopefuls are in sync on key issues
James A. Traficant Jr's. campaign did not respond to an invitation to attend Monday's debate, the
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Companies that made proposals to the city of Youngstown and their backgrounds:
Companies that made proposals to the city of Youngstown and their backgrounds: Landmark
Skeliski-Rossi wedding date is announced
AUSTINTOWN -- Announced by Mr. and Mrs. William Skeliski, 79 Aldrich Road, are plans for the autumn
Monday, September 16 (43 stories)
LISA EHRENBERG GREGORY BRIYA
LISA EHRENBERG GREGORY BRIYA WESTERVILLE -- Lisa Rose Ehrenberg, daughter of Albert and Deborah
Class empowers kids
The class teaches children how to escape if they're abducted. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
GINA ALBERTI SEAN GUERRIERO
GINA ALBERTI SEAN GUERRIERO BOARDMAN -- St. Charles Church was the setting at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 10
NORTH LIMA No time for Sunday services? No problem
Busy Sundays are no longer an excuse to skip church. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
State should act quickly on revised bridge plans
Opinion: Two years ago, when bureaucrats in Washington were yammering about the historical value of the
Steelers hope to straighten things out during bye week
Pittsburgh doesn't play until Sept. 29 when the Browns invade. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
WORTH A LOOK
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOWS XSt. Benedict's Auxiliary of Sts. Peter and Paul Byzantine Catholic Church
WARREN 1 man dies in car crash
The crash is under investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
Teen faces many charges after police chase
LISBON -- A 16-year-old Salem boy who authorities say led deputy sheriffs and patrol troopers on a
MAHONING COUNTY Commission considers opening a public-defenders office
The bigger focus for the community should be addressing the issues that contribute to crime, rather
AUSTINTOWN Class helps empower kids
The class teaches children how to escape if they're abducted. By IAN HILL VINDICATOR STAFF
YOUNGSTOWN Police credit teamwork for arrests of 2 suspects in robberies, burglary
The men are also suspects in other area crimes, including a rape, that happened during the same
A story on the Outdoors Page Sunday gave the incorrect dates for two Ducks Unlimited banquets in
A story on the Outdoors Page Sunday gave the incorrect dates for two Ducks Unlimited banquets in
We should view Saddam as Churchill viewed Hitler
Opinion: We should view Saddam as Churchill viewed Hitler EDITOR: Churchill would later describe the
YOUNGSTOWN Company to be cited
Members of two South Side churches are picketing to protest the conditions at the trucking company.
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP Slain man's family loses hope in case
At least one suspect is under scrutiny, and authorities haven't ruled out others. By NORMAN LEIGH
South Sider robbed
South Sider robbed YOUNGSTOWN -- A South Side woman gave $80 to a man who held a gun to her back
LOCAL ROUNDUP
Grant-writing seminar LIBERTY -- A half-day grant-writing seminar will be offered Sept. 26 at the
MELISSA WILLIAMSON CHRISTOPHER CHERNE
MELISSA WILLIAMSON CHRISTOPHER CHERNE YOUNGSTOWN -- Kidston Pavilion in Fellows Riverside Gardens
LIQUOR CONTROL
LIQUOR CONTROL Transfers, permits Ohio Department of Liquor Control is processing these liquor
Driver will face numerous charges after chase
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A city man faces multiple charges after being accused of leading police on a
AUSTINTOWN 1 patient, 2 workers injured when ambulance overturns
Police cited the patient for interfering with the driver of the ambulance. AUSTINTOWN -- Two
Violence mars Kashmir election
Violence mars Kashmir election KUPWARA, India -- A 16-year-old boy was killed in rocket fire today
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown
A bank robbery in Liberty is the focus of Crime Stoppers of Greater Youngstown this week: Crime:
PREP FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES AREA East Canton 15, Canton Timken 8 Fitch 28, Canton GlenOak 14 Poland 27,
Injured in ditch collapse
Injured in ditch collapse NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- A man injured in the collapse of a ditch he was
YOUNGSTOWN CDA review finds more accounting problems
Most of the nine agencies cited for accounting shortfalls quickly responded with changes they would
6-year project starts with Harding
The school district's building project moves from blueprints to bulldozers. By RON COLE
Paved with frustration
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER DAFFY WHITE IS BACK BEHIND THE counter of her
REVIEW | Cleveland Orchestra A witty welcome for new director
The concert included the world premiere of a piece commissioned by the orchestra. By ROBERT ROLLIN
SUNDAY'S SCORES
Sunday's Games Cleveland 20, Cincinnati 7. Oakland 30, Pittsburgh 17. Denver 24, San Francisco
Agricultural standing
Agricultural standing Ohio ranks in the Top 10 among the states for production of strawberries,
Ambulance overturns, injuring 2 workers, patient
AUSTINTOWN -- Two ambulance workers and a patient they were transporting were injured this morning
Grant-writing seminar
Grant-writing seminar LIBERTY -- A half-day grant-writing seminar will be offered Sept. 26 at the
17TH DISTRICT Candidates are in sync on many key issues
By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR POLITICS WRITER AKRON -- Two of the three candidates running for
YOUNGSTOWN Panel discusses religious diversity
The Jewish, Muslim and Christian panelists agreed there is one God. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL Falling plaster has pupils ready to hit the ceiling
A bond issue to replace the school failed twice and will not be on the November ballot. By IAN
Steelers drop second straight
VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT PITTSBURGH -- Kordell Stewart and his teammates could play for NBC's
HUBBARD State finds hazards in police building
Some deficiencies could cause worker electrocution, one inspection concluded. By TIM YOVICH
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CAMPBELL Plant closing prompts city to lay off five employees
Officials are hoping to regain the lost tax revenue. CAMPBELL -- Five city employees are being
By JUDITH DULBERGER
By JUDITH DULBERGER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT THE REV. VICKI YODER, FULL-TIME CHAPlain for
Sunday, September 15 (124 stories)
SUGGESTIONS Improving accountability
Types of recommendations made by Cohen & amp; Co. to nonprofit agencies that receive the city's
Society displays 173 roses in show
COLUMBIANA -- Columbiana Rose Society displayed 173 roses at its 41st annual show Sept. 7 at Sky
A LOOK BACK Kinsman history
Founded: 1802 by John Kinsman. Population: 1,943, according to 2000 Census. Notable residents:
PATASKALA, OHIO Assault on man leads to firing of two officers
BLOOD DRIVES MONDAY Christ Church Presbyterian USA, 1933 Canfield Road, Youngstown, 1:30-6:30
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY XMembers of Garden Gate will tour Mill Creek Park and have a picnic at 5:30 p.m. Hostess
AREA SCHEDULE
SEPTEMBER TODAY -- S.O.I. four-man golf scramble at Olde Dutch Mill in Lake Milton. A shotgun
Teams face must-win situations
Kind of like the old optimist/pessimist argument -- is the glass half-full or half-empty? -- one can
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. WOMEN IN THE OUTDOORS EVENT, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sept. 21, sponsored
VETERANS
VETERANS Remembering POWs and MIAs BUTLER, Pa. -- POW/MIA Recognition Day will be observed on
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Free product is not included in net weight
The net weight on a package should be an accurate measure -- at least I thought so: Dear Martin: I
TRUMBULL COUNTY Roster numbers on rise
The career and technical centers are changing to keep up with the times. By DENISE DICK
Organ procurement
Organ procurement AKRON -- LifeBanc, the organ procurement organization for Northeast Ohio, is
KIMBERLY TEKAC DOMINIC TRIVERI JR.
KIMBERLY TEKAC DOMINIC TRIVERI JR. YOUNGSTOWN -- St. Christine Church provided the setting for the
Youngstown NEEDS its old attitude
By THERESA M. HEGEL VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER "Steeltown U.S.A.: Work and Memory in Youngstown" by
Here, according to the 1,700 or so members of the Color Marketing Group, is what is up with color this year:
Colors are going redder, with the exception of blue. Blue is trending toward green, with a strong
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
SCOPE Howland Senior Center, 9273 High St. N.E., Warren, activities are as follows: Book Club will
Javorskys will mark golden anniversary
LOWELLVILLE -- Mr. and Mrs. Bohumir Javorsky of Lowellville will celebrate their 50th wedding with a
Different brush strokes
For different folks According to Professional Builder magazine, there are some guidelines builders
COUNTRY TOUR Mercer County
City dwellers who want to get a firsthand look at the country life can take the self-guided annual
TIME LINE CDA and Gleaners
The city Community Development Agency's efforts to hold Gleaners Food Bank accountable, based on CDA
CORN MAZE Farm stalks up for a field day
The Maize Quest at Pilgram Farms drew about 6,000 visitors last year. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
PREP VOLLEYBALL Hubbard captures Worthington title
Rayen went 2-1 in City Series matches in Canton. WORTHINGTON -- Katy Jo Mroski was named the Most
Town toasts 200th
Though the festivities ended, the history of the community continues. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
ERIN SEIGFRIED DENNIS PACHOLEC
ERIN SEIGFRIED DENNIS PACHOLEC AUSTINTOWN -- The Rev. David Roberts presided at the 2:30 p.m. Aug.
BOWLING GREEN Brad Smith stars in loss
Despite passing for 334 yards, Brad Smith from Chaney was not able to engineer a Missouri win
LADDER SAFETY Steppin' up in the world
Falls are the leading cause of deaths in and around the home. According to the National Safety
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Rocky Mountain Sun2.602.202.10 So Striking(R Reeser)2.602.10
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Elaine Lepowsky, 302 N. Market St., Lisbon, vs. Charles
KEYSTONE CLIPS Trail board seeks new members
The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is taking nominations for four new
Christmas assistance
Christmas assistance YOUNGSTOWN -- Applications for Christmas assistance will be available at The
Mahoning Riverfest
Mahoning Riverfest WARREN -- Mahoning Riverfest 2002, a free family event, is from noon to 7 p.m.
VALORIE HOHMANN STEPHEN KENDALL
VALORIE HOHMANN STEPHEN KENDALL BOARDMAN -- Stephen Michael Kendall of Salem and his bride, the
KATIE ALLEN WILLIAM SCHRAMM
KATIE ALLEN WILLIAM SCHRAMM HUBBARD -- After their 2 p.m. Aug. 17 wedding at St. Patrick Church,
ANNIVERSARIES
ANNIVERSARIES 4 Petro couples The four Petro brothers and their wives have been married for more
YSU trustees are right in pushing budget cuts
Opinion: While David Sweet, president of Youngstown State University, is to be commended for laying the
JANINE KISH THOMAS SORBORO
JANINE KISH THOMAS SORBORO YOUNGSTOWN -- The atrium at the Commerce Building was the setting for
JENNIFER SUSANY MICHAEL PAVELKO JR.
JENNIFER SUSANY MICHAEL PAVELKO JR. BOARDMAN -- Mr. and Mrs. Michael John Pavelko Jr. honeymooned
ALICIA NEMETH ADAM FUSILLO
ALICIA NEMETH ADAM FUSILLO YOUNGSTOWN -- The marriage of Alicia Ann Nemeth, 329 S. Hubbard Road,
Don't kick a man when he's down is good rule
Opinion: Don't kick a man when he's down is good rule EDITOR: Years back I witnessed a late night fist
Ohioans have choice of local phone service
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Decisions, decisions. First, the
Montevideos are honored for their golden jubilee
NILES -- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Montevideo, 1669 Sunny Estates Drive, renewed their marriage vows at
A mother and her children are fighting in court over the future of the company that makes Mallo
A mother and her children are fighting in court over the future of the company that makes Mallo
SHARON, FARRELL Drug abuse targeted through new plan
Weed & amp; Seed subcommittees must now come up with ways to link their dreams with reality.
TRUMBULL COUNTY Several municipalities hedge on joining purchasing co-op
One commissioner says the cost of janitorial and paper products will be less if more communities
MIKE BRAUN DU events abound in Oct.
As ducks and geese wing their way to warmer climes, it's also that time of year when those who favor
GLEANERS FOOD BANK Good works, bad accounting
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Joseph Lordi pokes his head into the back of
Value of talent for concert: At least $600,000
SHARON, Pa. -- The cost of the talent appearing at the Vocal Group Hall of Fame induction concert
Have a flawed floor? Rust-Oleum wants it
Rust-Oleum, which manufactures Varathane polyurethane products, is looking for the most-flawed
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
CHOOSING LOCAL SERVICE
CHOOSING LOCAL SERVICE What to ask? The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio suggests consumers
MAHONING COUNTY Elections board's event targets young voters
The Mahoning County Board of Elections is hosting a cookout and voter rally Saturday. By DAVID
CURRENT PRICES | Around the nation
Reddy Kilowatt wristwatch with case, gold finish, dial has Reddy's face, black leather band, 1970s,
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Kennedy hires District 10 chief
Wally Blucas, president of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association since 1999 and
JAIME GUZMAN JOHN YOHMAN
JAIME GUZMAN JOHN YOHMAN LOWELLVILLE -- Since returning from a honeymoon to the Cayman Islands
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Monitoring service agencies' finances can be a challenge, CDA director says
The CDA considers itself more of a partner with small, struggling nonprofit agencies. Enforcement is
DUCKS UNLIMITED What it does
DU's programs reach from the arctic tundra of Alaska to the tropical wetlands of Mexico. DU is
City and international delegates will celebrate at world summit
The summit started six years ago in Japan. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Keith D. Crockett
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the
FAWCETT STADIUM Fitch jars GlenOak for third triumph
The Falcons are now 2-0 against their future Federal League opponents after registering a 28-14
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett mark 60th anniversary at family dinner
NILES -- The 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett, 804 Reno St., was celebrated
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES FOOTBALL Fitch 28, Canton GlenOak 14 Poland 27, Canton Central Catholic 0
FEDERATED CLUBS
MONDAY Three Arts members will meet at 5:30 p.m. for a late-afternoon lunch at the home of
INDUSTRY
INDUSTRY SHARPSVILLE, Pa. -- Cattron-Theimeg International Ltd. has appointed James W. Kingerski
Investors can lower tax bills
Everybody hates taxes. But for some reason, most mutual fund investors continue to carelessly pay
Gentiles mark 54th anniversary at Georgetown
POLAND -- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gentile of Shetland Lane were honored Aug. 11 at a celebration at The
Timken drops 15-8 decision
CANTON -- East Canton High got a safety when Canton Timken's punter ran out of the end zone late in
SCOTT SHALAWAY September changes trigger seasonal transitions
September is a month of change. Cooler temperatures most often catch our attention, but it's
JACK WOLLITZ Slack water is hardest test
What's the worst condition an angler will face on the water? Is it heat or cold? Rain or bright
America Recycles Day is theme of contest
America Recycles Day is theme of contest WARREN -- Youngsters grades seven to 12 are invited to
GREENVILLE, PA. Council president touts proposal
Borough council plans to create three boards to help run the town. By LAURI GALENTINE VINDICATOR
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Chaney grad Drake continues to lead Thiel in tackling
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Robert Drake, a Chaney High graduate, was the leading tackler on the Thiel
A petite woman looking younger than her 61 years, June had short-cropped dark hair that gave her a
A petite woman looking younger than her 61 years, June had short-cropped dark hair that gave her a
Affordable art work
Buying "good" art can get expensive real fast. For far less than you'd pay for a painting, you can
FALL 2002
FALL 2002 Gauley season The following dates are dam release-rafting days on the Gauley River:
Good works, bad accounting
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- Joseph Lordi pokes his head into the back of
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting For dining-room storage, sideboards proved popular
Storage in the kitchen is easy -- there are cabinets and drawers. But storage in the dining room
INFORMATION
INFORMATION If you go Getting there: The Clara Barton birthplace museum is at 68 Clara Barton
GIRL SCOUTS Council calls for adult volunteers
The Lake to River Council of Girl Scouts is seeking adults to fill volunteer needs that range from a
NORTH LIMA -- Karen S. Grossen and James Michael McNally were married at 11 a.m. Sept. 14 at the
NORTH LIMA -- Karen S. Grossen and James Michael McNally were married at 11 a.m. Sept. 14 at the
INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT
INTERNATIONAL SUMMIT Schedule Several events planned for the International New Castle Summit of
BIRTHS
BIRTHS Fourm Health Northside Nykisha Townsend and Anthony Crockett,567 Idora Ave., Youngstown,
MERCER COUNTY
MERCER COUNTY PennDOT work Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will work on these Mercer
YOUNGSTOWN Authors analyze area's loser attitude
A new book is designed to help area residents stop feeling like losers. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN
Initial loss
Initial loss Brad Smith threw for 334 yards and two touchdowns, but Missouri was blasted by
Roster numbers on rise
The career and technical centers are changing to keep up with the times. By DENISE DICK
NEW CASTLE City to host world summit
The summit started six years ago in Japan. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW CASTLE BUREAU NEW
WITH THE VETS | Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 15: MONDAY United Veterans Council, at VFW Post 3307,
Taming the scary beast is great fun
A morning steam rises from the see-through river surrounded by endless green mountains. Gigantic
Doc's makes scents with Browning deal
Doc's Deer Products, the Cortland-based deer scent and attractant maker, recently made a big move in
Cunninghams renew vows for anniversary
POLAND -- Marriage vows were renewed by Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham, 2516 Coblentz Drive, at 6 p.m.
The Vindicator
The Vindicator BANQUET: Members of Youngstown Branch, National Association for the Advancement of
CHRISTINE AMENDOLA GIAN NOVARO
CHRISTINE AMENDOLA GIAN NOVARO CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- Christine Amendola and Dr. Gian M. Novaro,
Clerk thwarts robbery at market
YOUNGSTOWN -- A clerk pulled a gun on a would-be robber, prompting the criminal to flee. According
KIMBERLY PEACHOCK JOHN MOENICH
KIMBERLY PEACHOCK JOHN MOENICH AUSTINTOWN -- A reception was held Sept. 14 at The Georgetown in
Elections board's event targets young voters
`The Mahoning County Board of Elections is hosting a cookout and voter rally Saturday. By DAVID
Piersons mark 50th anniversary at open house
COLUMBIANA -- Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Pierson of 700 Springfield Road, were honored by family members
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Energy savings often pay for cost of a screen door
Q. I thought about installing a decorative storm/screen door in the front and a durable one in the
HERMITAGE Local physician pushes for testing of water
By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The local physician who launched a
AUSTINTOWN -- Dan Teminsky of Boardman, a cook at the Eat'n Park Restaurant in Austintown, was one
AUSTINTOWN -- Dan Teminsky of Boardman, a cook at the Eat'n Park Restaurant in Austintown, was one
MASONIC GROUPS
MONDAY XRuth Shrine 64 of Poland, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold a "Stop and
Lawrence Co. event honors POW/MIA vets
Lawrence Co. event honors POW/MIA vets NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- The eighth annual POW/MIA recognition
CROSS COUNTRY Rockets get new leader, and title
Derek Armstrong, trying to succeed Dave Pykare as Maplewood's leader, led the Rockets to the Spartan
Davies leaves field in dust
Lisa Davies of West Branch won her Division II race by 30 seconds with the fastest time of the day
LUANNE RIES LARRY NOWAK
LUANNE RIES LARRY NOWAK GIRARD -- On Aug. 24 Luanne E. Ries, Miller Road, Fairlawn, and Larry A.
WEST VIRGINIA WHITE WATER
Rafting begins early in the spring and runs through October. By LINDSAY SEMPLE VINDICATOR STAFF
FISHING
FISHING Two local youth do well in tournament Charlie and Daniel Bancroft of Canfield posted
INFORMATION If you go
To get to Maize Quest at Pilgram Farms, watch for the signs: From I-80: Take Mercer exit 15 and
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Senk comes off bench to key JFK
Entering the game in the second period, quarterback Chase Senk led JFK to a comeback win over
GREENVILLE | Posts for residents Borough council president Richard S. Houpt said the town needs some residents' help. Here are some of the openings on various borough commissions and boards and
Historical architectural review board: Will review renovation requests for property in the National
REVITALIZATION PLAN Weed & amp; Seed
UCommunity-based drug and alcohol treatment and other centers. UAggressive involvement of young
CHOICES
CHOICES Local phone service Competitors are lining up for a share of the local telephone service
MELISSA GOEHRING WILLIAM SHADE
MELISSA GOEHRING WILLIAM SHADE NORTH JACKSON -- The wedding of Melissa Goehring and William Roger
'Forgive and forget'
Among them, these four Mahoning Valley couples have more than 200 years of marriage. By TRACEY
Reception honors Mr. and Mrs. Hull for golden event
SALEM -- A reception Sept. 8 at Fonderlac Country Club, New Springfield, honored Mr. and Mrs.
GOP foe gets the better of Dem Ryan
Opinion: It should have been state Sen. Tim Ryan's finest hour. He was on his home turf. He was among
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (Torres 1-1) at Phillies (Wolf 11-8) When: 1:35 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
Multimedia program shines light on studies
The program moved to TCTC this year from the James Center, which shut down. By DENISE DICK
Work at turnpike exit
Work at turnpike exit HARRISBURG -- The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission said that exit lane 4 at
Kinsman toasts bicentennial
Though the festivities ended, the history of the community continues. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
Saturday, September 14 (64 stories)
Youngstown case falls through judicial crack
Opinion: Last year, in explaining why the case of Zachary T. Howell lay dormant in his court for 91/2 months,
Hubbard finds its running 'Lane'
The Eagles' running back rushed for 300 yards in a 41-21 win over Newton Falls. By BRIAN
GAME TIME Today
Who: Michigan at Notre Dame. When: 2:30 p.m. TV: WFMJ (21), WKYC (3), WTOV (9), WPXI (11).
WESTERN RESERVE CLASSIC Charity horse show opens bigger, better
Donations benefit the Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
GATEWAY Indiana St. (1-1) at Ball St. (0-1), 2 p.m. W. Illinois (1-0) at W. Kentucky (1-1), 2:30
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By D.A. WILKINSON
By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR SALEM -- The Rev. Connie D. Sassanella has a new
KATHLEEN SLAVENS TIMOTHY ROBBINS
KATHLEEN SLAVENS TIMOTHY ROBBINS YOUNGSTOWN - Married Aug. 9 in the gardens at Stambaugh
Death penalty added to murder charge
The defendant is being held in jail without bond. WARREN -- A 20-year-old Newton Falls man would
Covenant celebration
Covenant celebration CANTON -- The Northeastern Ohio Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in
Helle leads Indians in rout of Lakeview Bulldogs, 34-13
GIRARD -- Girard High quarterback Matt Zuppo connected on 20-of-30 passes for 260 yards and one
FLAG FOOTBALL
FLAG FOOTBALL All Out Sports -- will put on a 4-on-4 flag football tournament at St. Anne's Church
Spartans hang tough
Boardman beat Ursuline in a Steel Valley Conference shootout. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Chaney 42, Campbell 7 Rayen 38, Struthers 34
LINDSAY EVANOFF JEFFREY DEAN
LINDSAY EVANOFF JEFFREY DEAN STRUTHERS -- The marriage of Lindsay M. Evanoff and Jeffrey D. Dean,
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Rayen overcomes Struthers; Canfield, Howland unbeaten
Keith Ratliff's late touchdown lifted the Tigers to the victory. STRUTHERS -- Keith Ratliff scored
TRUMBULL COUNTY Jail board studying plan to run empty prison facility
Many details of the plan still must be worked out, including who would run the facility. By
CAMPBELL McElroy, Hood, Johnson keys to Chaney win
The Cowboys capitalized on their speed to beat Campbell, 42-7. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS
We will never forget, but can we ever forgive?
Judaism and Islam both teach that followers must express regret for their sins before they can earn
MAHONING COUNTY Officials say bids for security at court may finally be OK
Court staff will use an electronic buzzer to open the hallway door for visitors. By BOB JACKSON
TRUMBULL COUNTY Grand jury indicts Brookfield man
Robert Mild is accused of embezzling more than $650,000 from Kirila Contractors of Brookfield, the
Court Bishop McFadden to install
NORTH LIMA -- Joann Reilley will be installed as regent of Court Bishop McFadden 1650, Catholic
NEW CASTLE, PA. Court postpones hearings for 2 charged in shooting
NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Hearings for two men accused in a shooting on West Washington Street were
Spartans now 4-0
Senior Tom Zetts accounted for four touchdowns. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
INTER-COUNTY LEAGUE South Range routs Western Reserve, prepares for Tigers
The Raiders never trailed in the 41-7 victory. By RYAN JONES VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT BERLIN
NFL STATISTICS
TOTAL YARDAGE AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE OFFENSE YardsRushPass Kansas City470194276
CITY HALL Off the payroll
Forty-six city workers signed up earlier this summer for a $10,000 incentive to leave the payroll.
First spirituality day planned for Sept. 27
First spirituality day planned for Sept. 27 YOUNGSTOWN -- The first St. Vincent de Paul Day of
CHARISSE BARBER NICOLAS MAYHEW
CHARISSE BARBER NICOLAS MAYHEW YOUNGSTOWN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place at 2:30 p.m.
CLUB CALENDAR
CLUBS XHubbard Fortnightly VI will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Candy Eliser. Co-
Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his steadfast love endures forever!
Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his steadfast love endures forever! Psalm 118:1
YOUNGSTOWN Catholic diocese event focuses on ministry
YOUNGSTOWN -- "Living for the Lord" is the theme for the Diocese of Youngstown's Ministry
Senior advocacy group gives Traficant lowest Dem score
For his votes on Medicare and Social Security in 2001, the group gave him a score of 43 percent.
FROM THE HEART Local comments
Here's what some local residents said when asked if they could forgive the Sept. 11 terrorists:
Browns, Bengals need a win
Browns, Bengals need a win Following devastating losses last Sunday, the Cleveland Browns and
POLICE CALLS Poland
Summary of police activity: Sept. 7 Vandalism: Someone removed two bricks from the wall of a
BEREA Sign switch on turnpike almost done
BEREA -- The Ohio Turnpike is completing this month its transition from its old exit numbers to new
Bill Clinton helps raise funds for Tim Hagan
The former president's visit raised more than $250,000 for the Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
EAST LIVERPOOL Hearing set for patrolman accused of child sex crime
EAST LIVERPOOL -- A court hearing is set next month for a city police officer accused of a
YSU
YSU Volleyball team loses in five games KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Despite a career-best tying 25 kills
COURTS
COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Todd E. Kadar, 30, of Poland, and Christine M. Davis,
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE Harding's defense tames Mooney
The Raiders rolled up 400 yards of offense in the 42-0 victory. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR
Company added to probe of suppliers
The owner of Central Service and Supply said he missed a meeting with prosecutors Friday because of
CANDICE UNGARO JAMES JONES
CANDICE UNGARO JAMES JONES YOUNGSTOWN -- Mr. and Mrs. James William Jones accepted congratulations
Charged in assault
Charged in assault BOARDMAN -- Police charged a 22-year-old township man with felonious assault
REV. KATHRYN ADAMS Sept. 11 ceremony touched YSU campus
On Wednesday morning, the Youngstown State University community recalled the horrific events of one
SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. College enrollment rises for 2nd year
Trustees also approved SRU's 2002-03 budget and sent its capital budget 'wish list' to the state.
HORSE SHOW
HORSE SHOW Perkins Park The Western Reserve Classic Charity Horse Show, which benefits the
FORGIVENESS Religious and other viewpoints
Some passages from the holy texts of Islam and Christianity that address forgiveness and punishment:
WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA Laurel posts 21-15 win over Mohawk
Sharon and Hickory shut out their opponents by a combined 59-0 score. BESSEMER -- Ethan Hill's 50-
'Dunk the Doc' at TMH
'Dunk the Doc' at TMH WARREN -- Forum Health Trumbull Memorial Hospital will sponsor its second
SALEM 'Critter party' will aid shelter
The Humane Society hopes work on a new shelter can start in the spring. By NORMAN LEIGH
YOUNGSTOWN Ex-cop appeals decision denying him back pay
YOUNGSTOWN -- A former city policeman who was denied back pay for time he spent under suspension is
City workers take buyouts, lower payroll
Forty-six other employees took the incentive in June. YOUNGSTOWN -- Eighteen more city workers
Liberty service honors victims all over world
The program featured guests from Niger, where Christians and Muslims co-exist well. By PETER H.
WEST MIDDLESEX, PA. Downed line sparks fires
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- A downed power line on Main Street caused problems for businesses along state
CHAMPION Cosmetology program wins board award of excellence
The cosmetology program won the award at least one other time, instructors said. By SHERRI L.
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT Hermitage police said they misidentified the survivor of a two-car crash on the
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Good defense keys Lisbon win over United Local
Leetonia rallied in the fourth quarter to beat Columbiana, 21-17. LISBON -- Frank Gallo scored two
YOUNGSTOWN Mother's 9/11 essay published
The book is available locally at Barnes and Noble. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
SOCCER Howland blanks Metro Athletic rival Salem, 2-0
HOWLAND -- Jason Stan and Sam Mann each scored a goal as the Howland High soccer team defeated
WARREN City approves deal to manage parking
Officials have said the city was losing $24,000 a year on the municipal parking deck. By DENISE
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Pirates (Meadows 1-5) at Phillies (Mercado 2-1) When: 7:05 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
Friday, September 13 (62 stories)
WARREN Council OKs amnesty on income tax
The program also allows installment plans for delinquent taxpayers. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
MILTON TOWNSHIP Waterline project receives funding; start expected
A Lake Milton resident said the project will eliminate the area's unsafe and unsanitary conditions.
SALEM Officials look at property
School officials say it would cost less to operate their own bus facility. By NORMAN LEIGH
NORTHEAST OHIO Questions raised over field rep
Michael G. Clarett will be a liaison between the Ohio secretary of state and area election boards.
Muslims describe response in region
Other communities could take a lesson from Youngstown, a professor says. By MARALINE KUBIK
MILTON TOWNSHIP Waterline project receives funding
A Lake Milton resident said the project will eliminate the area's unsafe and unsanitary conditions.
Fallen telephone poles
Fallen telephone poles CANFIELD -- Three rotting SBC Ameritech telephone poles were pulled to the
UP NEXT Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
NEW CASTLE Council gives a 3rd try to a ban on burning
Residents for and against the burning ban are contacting council members. By LAURE CIOFFI
LOWELLVILLE Council names man, woman of the year
The engineer presented bids for work to complete the park and ball fields that will be built near
PREP VOLLEYBALL West Branch still perfect in league play
The Warriors took over sole possession of first place in the Northeastern Buckeye Conference.
CROSS COUNTRY | Spartan Invitational
When: Saturday, 9 a.m. Where: Boardman High School. Notes: The meet features 253 varsity teams
Duffel bag probed
Duffel bag probed NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A suspicious duffel bag at the Lawrence Village Plaza turned
LOCAL
LOCAL Legends of Leather to add four to hall NILES -- The Legends of Leather will add four new
Man faces charges of raping girl, 11
HUBBARD -- A Youngstown man was arrested at his home after indictment on 15 counts of rape and five
Union workers ratify pact with Giant Eagle
THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN AUSTINTOWN -- By a 3-1 margin, members of the United Food and
TRAUMARAMA
TRAUMARAMA Your absolutely most humiliating moments SEVENTEEN MAGAZINE Sticky situation I
WASHINGTON STATE Ursuline's Swogger waits in the wings
The redshirt freshman hopes to compete for a starting job next year. By BRIAN RICHESSON
GIRARD Experts probe school's air woes
The superintendent said doors shouldn't have to be opened to reduce carbon dioxide. BY TIM YOVICH
Salem men injured in separate accidents
SALEM -- Two elderly men were injured in two separate traffic accidents that occurred in the city
TRUMBULL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Hubbard takes control
The Eagles routed Girard 8-1 to stay unbeaten in league play. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR
THIEL COLLEGE Wrongly convicted man to speak
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Thiel College will use a $5,000 National College Athletic Association grant to
Crowd rails at denial of benefit
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- Shouting "No Justice, No Peace,"
NORTHFIELD ENTRIES
NORTHFIELD ENTRIES SATURDAY -- 7 P.M. 1st--TROT, NW600PSCD, 6,000, 1 MI Rocky Mountain Sun,J
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STRUTHERS Poland man gets probation on charge involving a train
STRUTHERS -- Judge James R. Lanzo fined a Poland man $50 plus court costs and sentenced him to 30
YOUNGSTOWN Judge Milich fails to follow through on cases
The East Side man didn't report to city probation or pay his fine. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Commissioners issue bonds to refinance business project
The bonds will help the company retain 163 full-time jobs. MERCER, Pa. -- County commissioners
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS BOYS GOLF West Branch 150, Northwest 178 WEST BRANCH 150, NORTHWEST 178
GAIL WHITE Eye Deal helps blind kids but needs help itself
"People see my little girl and think she's a tragedy," said Sandy Dean of Girard. "But she is a
VIENNA New airline mulls local services
The FAA hasn't given any company called Golden Airways permission to run commercial air service, a
NESHANNOCK SCHOOLS District eliminates assistant chief post, to hire administrator
Some board members wanted to keep the assistant superintendent's position. By LAURA MILOSER
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Small college preview
WEST LIBERTY vs. WALSH When: Saturday, 11 a.m. Where: Fawcett Stadium, Canton. Scouting
Cat tale needs a happy ending
By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF THREE PLAYFUL, CUDDLY KITTENS owe their health to a
HOW SOME PRAYED THIS YEAR Security, comfort and love
"Our prayer ... focused on [the fact that] evil, though seemingly triumphant in the moment of
Band show scheduled
Band show scheduled EAST PALESTINE -- The East Palestine high school marching band is hosting its
Wilson finds hope in football
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Wilson High football office isn't much to look at. It's a combination equipment
WARREN MURDER TRIAL Judge Stuard to rule on woman's competency
All three mental health experts said the defendant is competent to stand trial. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
YSU For now, Sweet won't suggest a midyear increase in tuition
A plan by the presidents of Ohio's public universities could ease YSU's budget problems.
PREP FOOTBALL Just talk, but SVC growth possible
At least seven schools have been mentioned as candidates for expansion. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James E. Large, 32, of 807 Second Ave., Beaver Falls, Pa., and
MAHONING CO. Torch Club to celebrate 75 years in Youngstown
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown Torch Club begins its 75th anniversary season Monday. The club, founded
MERCER COUNTY Officials explain revamped program
Commissioners turned down an offer by the county children's center to take over the family services
By VALERIE BANNER
By VALERIE BANNER VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT SEX IS EVERYWHERE. IT'S IN music, where pop stars
YOUTHS HAVE THEIR SAY Looking to the future
The Vindicator asked young people to look back over the past year and write about how the attacks
MAHONING COUNTY Man opts for deal in case
The defendant could not explain how the steroids got there and were relocated. By BOB JACKSON
17TH DISTRICT RACE Ryan heads to campuses to seek students' support
The National Republican Congressional Committee lists the 17th District among its 50 most
Probing man's death
Probing man's death YOUNGSTOWN -- City police detectives and the Mahoning County coroner are
Man faces charges after boy is hit by van
YOUNGSTOWN -- A 16-year-old South Side boy was in critical condition this morning at St. Elizabeth
Brookfield stays in hunt with win
BROOKFIELD -- Megan Taylor finished with 15 points and 27 assists, while Whitney Keyser had 19 kills
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Michael and Nicole Smith, 93 Carnegie Ave., Austintown, boy, Sept. 11 (Correction).
Bush hits right note in speech to the U.N.
Opinion: The United Nations now knows what it must do to keep the United States from launching a preemptive
Mercer Co. agency to condemn 17 properties
FARRELL, Pa. -- Mercer County Housing Authority will condemn 17 properties it controls and plans to
TRUMBULL ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Streak stays alive as Hubbard edges Girard in two sets
The Eagles have not lost a TAC match or game since 1992. By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XThe Youngstown Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association will
KELLY WILLIAMS The best defense is good offense
The Canfield senior forward has lettered in three sports. By JOHN BASSETTI VINDICATOR SPORTS
MAHONING COUNTY Libraries adapt to counter income-tax drop
The new $3.4 million Austintown branch is to open next month. By PETER H. MILLIKEN VINDICATOR
More evidence needed to justify attack on Iraq
Opinion: More evidence needed to justify attack on Iraq EDITOR: The Bush administration is currently
Rape indictment
Rape indictment WARREN -- A 21-year-old man has been indicted on two counts of rape and two counts
THE NEXT POST-ENRON ISSUE
Opinion: THE NEXT POST-ENRON ISSUE Washington Post: In all the post-Enron corporate scandals, the policy
HUBBARD Tae kwon do kids find kindness is easy
The pupils did good deeds based on President Bush's call for Americans to perform 1 million random
Thursday, September 12 (59 stories)
49ERS Mariucci likes his team's attitude
San Francisco plays all five teams from its preseason schedule in the regular season. By TOM
SHARPSVILLE, PA. Developer buys property from city
The borough will have to go through the condemnation process for a Walnut Street property a second
YSU Mold closes parts of Beeghly Center
Portions of the classrooms had been flooded in July, and some faculty members who taught in them
COURTS
COURTS MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Russell L. Frederick, 28, Antioch, Tenn., and Amanda
Crews battle brush fire
Crews battle brush fire CHAMPION -- Firefighters think open burning caused a brush fire in a field
Founders didn't eschew Bible; separation doctrine is creation of the courts
Opinion: Founders didn't eschew Bible; separation doctrine is creation of the courts EDITOR: I am amazed
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HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Weekend football
BOARDMAN (3-0) vs. URSULINE (2-1) Game time: Friday, 7:30 p.m. at Stambaugh Stadium, Youngstown
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY At adult day care, they're laughing like kids
The building next to the now-vacant Home Place store in Boardman used to be a children's day care
"It makes me not want to leave Warren. It seems like no one knows about little Warren and that makes
"It makes me not want to leave Warren. It seems like no one knows about little Warren and that makes
Teachers OK 'intent to strike' authority
Teachers OK 'intent to strike' authority EAST PALESTINE -- Members of the union representing East
Hundreds in area join day of reflection
We paused to honor those who died a year ago and to reflect on the changes in their lives.
Let them eat bark
Opinion: Americans are so well fed, it's sickening. We eat too much fat, not enough fruits and vegetables.
MCDONALD Council removes tax administrator
The tax administrator believes some village officials wanted someone else for the job. By JASON
TRUMBULL COUNTY Opinion sought on jail panelist
Commissioners say they would not have appointed Carson to the jail review committee if they thought
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Michele and Nicole Smith, 93 Carnegie Ave., Austintown, boy, Sept. 11. Jason and
CLEVELAND BROWNS FANS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES STEAMING MAD AT DWAYNE RUDD. EVEN LITTLE COLIN RUDD IS
CLEVELAND BROWNS FANS AREN'T THE ONLY ONES STEAMING MAD AT DWAYNE RUDD. EVEN LITTLE COLIN RUDD IS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Charges changed
The defendant is expected to be arraigned on the charges sometime next week. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
BOARDMAN Grief expert: Resolving 9/11 won't be easy
There is no quick fix for those experiencing grief, a grief management specialist says. By JOHN
Trumbull County sheriff serves food for thought
Opinion: Even if it never gets beyond the talking stage, the idea of Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana
HOWLAND Ajax plant has a new owner
A county commissioner credited a group of Ajax executives for attracting the attention of the new
ONE-ON-ONE | Laurie Gomez-Henes Former Boardman standout has time on her side
You made All-America one more time in college than your husband, Bob. Do you ever rub it in?
WARREN Canfield man admits stealing from couple
The two men met while inmates in the Mahoning County Jail. WARREN -- A 42-year-old Canfield man
TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments The Trumbull County grand jury indicted these people Wednesday:
Randall L. Fife, 39, of Highlawn Avenue, Warren; three counts felonious assault. Keith E. Stambolia,
WARREN Owner appeals plan to demolish motel
The appeal contends the demolition order constitutes an unconstitutional taking of private property.
WARREN Suspect in bank robbery is hospitalized after crash
WARREN -- A 47-year-old city man suspected of robbing the First Place Bank in Jamestown Village
PREP FOOTBALL STANDINGS
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MEN'S SOCCER
MEN'S SOCCER Bethany 2, Thiel 1 -- Daniel Reinoso got the game-winning goal with 31 seconds
STEEL VALLEY Remaining schools to keep conference alive
Mooney, Ursuline and Warren Harding will try to expand the league. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
Terror threats don't fly with mother on a mission
Airlines cut domestic flight schedules by 13 percent on Sept. 11 compared with the previous
Speaker pleads for peace Muslims are urged to get to know people of other religions
A handful of non-Muslim community and religious leaders turned out for the event, along with several
Medical program set
Medical program set YOUNGSTOWN -- The Men's Club at Trinity United Methodist Church, 30 W. Front
PATSY MALIE It's not hard to see reason for hot start
The Mooney running back has helped the Cardinals double their win total from last season. By BRIAN
YOUNGSTOWN Videos used in Giancola lawsuit
The Boardman man said no one ever told him what to do if his wife had a relapse. By BOB JACKSON
Church offers party after Rayen games
Church offers party after Rayen games YOUNGSTOWN -- Fifth Avenue Community Church, 1361 Fifth
Driver faces multiple charges after chase that ends in crash
GREENVILLE, Pa. -- Police said the theft of a lawn ornament led to a car chase that covered several
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS WEDNESDAY 1st--Crossing Over7.403.202.80 Miss Erica (G Soehnlen)3.202.60
TAYLOR STEEL Officials postpone tax vote
Niles has opposed the abatement for the Lordstown mill. THE VINDICATOR, YOUNGSTOWN By STEPHEN
YSU 9/11 memorial
As part of Youngstown State University's commemoration of the terrorist attacks, students were asked
YOUNGSTOWN AREA COMMUNITY CUP 2002 results
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MERCER COUNTY Board finalizes design for jail
The project will use about 200 feet of Thompson Road as the jail's access point. By HAROLD GWIN
NEW CASTLE, PA. County mulls change for public housing
Some housing authority members want the Grant Street public housing in the program instead. By
COL. COUNTY Officials mull 911 charge
Proposed surcharges for a 911 system have ranged from 50 cents to $1. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
It's not hard to see reason for hot start
The Mooney running back has helped the Cardinals double their win total from last season. By BRIAN
Showing respect, mourning moving on
A city fire captain also encouraged the crowd to heed the program title, 'We Go On.' By DENISE
Drug arrest
Drug arrest AUSTINTOWN -- Police arrested a Youngstown man Wednesday after finding prescription
LAWRENCE COUNTY Inmates freed in support cases
The judges are still trying to decide if the county must provide attorneys for those charged with
with Laurie Gomez-Henes
with Laurie Gomez-Henes Age: 32. Hometown: Boardman; now lives in North Carolina. Occupation:
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Opinion sought on jail panelist Officials say they wouldn't have appointed
It only took three weeks, but we seem to have finally figured out this whole thing. Ironically
It only took three weeks, but we seem to have finally figured out this whole thing. Ironically
Conjoined twins who couldn't be separated die at their home
BRISTOLVILLE -- The conjoined twin daughters born last month to a Bristolville couple have died. A
Hermitage gas-line break prompts pupils' evacuation
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Elementary school pupils got another unexpected break in their day when a work
NEWTON TOWNSHIP Officials will mark historical settlement
The township marks a special year in history. NEWTON FALLS -- In recognition of Newton Township's
WARREN Building official to quit Sept. 20
The city temporarily switched the building official and inspector positions last month. By DENISE
SHARON, PA. Camera bids run above budget
District real estate tax receipts are running ahead of last year. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
BRISTOLVILLE Conjoined twins who couldn't be separated die at home
BRISTOLVILLE -- The conjoined twin daughters born last month to a Bristolville couple have died. A
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
XScott and Tracey (Harrold) Brandewie of Hilliard are announcing the birth of their third child, a
LAWRENCE COUNTY ACLU frees people jailed on contempt
The judges are still trying to decide if the county must provide attorneys for those charged with
Wednesday, September 11 (53 stories)
WARREN Inmate wants to change his plea
Prosecutors are asking the judge to deny the defendant's request. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR
GAME TIME Today
Who: Pirates (Benson 7-6) at Reds (Dessens 7-7) When: 12:35 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200).
Sweet deal: New owner drives Airport Chevrolet
The owner plans on expanding the Trumbull County building to keep up with demand. By CYNTHIA
Bombs away and away and away and away!
Opinion: Bombs away and away and away and away! EDITOR: Why don't we bomb Iraq? After all they may or may
COLD METAL PRODUCTS Workers get grant for ESOP
Cold Metal workers are moving quickly toward a buyout so they can keep customers. By DON SHILLING
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Neftali and Chivonne DeJesus, 130 Kendis Circle, Youngstown, boy, Sept. 10. James
GOP chooses nominee for election panel
LISBON -- A certified public accountant from East Liverpool is Columbiana County Republicans' pick
New system monitors bad weather
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The city has completed the installation of a new weather warning system designed
COITSVILLE Charges filed in theft try
The suspect has done this in other jurisdictions, reports show. COITSVILLE -- An Austintown man
LIBERTY Beefing up school residency enforcement
If you don't live here, you don't belong here, the superintendent says. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
MEETING DIGEST
Weathersfield trustees * David Pugh, township administrator, said the township's third and final
MCDONALD Federal grant puts a cop in the schools
The police chief says the grant couldn't have come at a better time. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR
HOWLAND Cleveland company buys Ajax Magnathermic plant
A county commissioner credited a group of former Ajax workers for attracting the attention of the
President faces major test in U.N. with speech on Iraq
Opinion: Not long after the terrorist attacks in New York City, Washington, D.C., and western Pennsylvania
Sheriff eyes closed prison
By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- Sheriff Thomas Altiere is asking the
Cowboy heads back east
By JOHN KOVACH VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF Saturday will be a homecoming of sorts for Brad Smith
LISBON Lepper Library project delayed
Area businesses and the general public will be asked for aid in a fund-raising campaign slated to
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: Sept. 5 Warrant: A 29-year-old Boardman man surrendered to police
AGENDA
AGENDA THURSDAY Weathersfield Township Board of Zoning Appeals, 7 p.m., township administration
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Cardinal Mooney beats Fitch to take charge in Steel Valley
Kiki Willis scored three times as the Cardinals made it two straight victories over the Falcons.
YOUNGSTOWN, WARREN Grants to help in school redesign
The schools now are eligible for even bigger grants to implement their plans. By RON COLE
Those deployed for war praise families' strength
Many local military people are still away from their families and jobs as Operation Enduring Freedom
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW | Friday night football
CHANEY (1-2) vs. CAMPBELL MEMORIAL(2-1) Game time: 7:30 p.m. at John Knapick Stadium. Last
Former firefighter
Former firefighter YOUNGSTOWN -- James A. DiMuzio, 40, of Melrose Avenue, has been placed on
YOUNGSTOWN Habitat breaks ground for house
It's the 14th home to be improved or built in Mahoning County by the Habitat group. YOUNGSTOWN --
Schedule set for fall cleanup
Tires, paint cans and batteries are among the items that won't be accepted. HILLSVILLE, Pa. --
YOUNGSTOWN In court, victim defends man who beat, raped her
Prosecutors said the victim would not cooperate in building a case against the Magnolia Avenue man.
HUBBARD Workers strike at Metalcrafts; talks planned
The contract extension expired Sept. 7, a worker said. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
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Neglected war memorial again stands at attention
A group of patriotic police officers and firefighters spruced up the monument. By PATRICIA MEADE
WARREN City officials expect a drop in 2003 block-grant money
Population figures play a large part in a community's block-grant allocations. By DENISE DICK
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joshua A. Fox, 19, of 266 Matta Ave., Youngstown, and Roxanne
Sidewalk project
Sidewalk project LIBERTY -- Construction began Tuesday on a $363,653 sidewalk project along
MAHONING COUNTY Man gets probation in burglary
Three co-defendants have already pleaded guilty and been sentenced. YOUNGSTOWN -- A 36-year-old
THEN AND NOW
THEN AND NOW Fast facts Opening your morning newspaper a year ago Wednesday, you may have been
SAFETY MUST BE GUIDING RULE
Opinion: SAFETY MUST BE GUIDING RULE Detroit Free Press: At last, the pointless questions are history. No
GREENVILLE, PA. State approves emergency loan
The borough faces a $1.62 million deficit. By LAURI GALENTINE VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT
Professor: Bush is doing OK
The history professor said he thinks a conventional war with Iraq is likely. By HAROLD GWIN
Test positive for virus
Test positive for virus NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Another mosquito pool in Lawrence County and two more
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commissioners OK paving contract
The county clock tower will be in place sometime in early October. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
CAPT. JOHN SPAGNOLA
CAPT. JOHN SPAGNOLA Age: 34. Hometown: Grew up on Youngstown's South Side; lives in Poland.
Across valleys, many mark anniversary
In Howland, thousands of schoolchildren waved flags, while people of several faiths prayed together
GAIL WHITE We'll never forget that courage, unity prevailed
No one will ever forget where they were on this day last year. No one will ever forget hearing of
MERCER COUNTY Housing authority to pay for patrols
The funds to pay for the additional patrols will come from a federal drug prevention grant.
YSU FOOTBALL Penguinsmake QB moves to lift team
Wide receiver Aaron Marshall returns to a quarterback role. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS
Games go on, as they should
When the high school sports schedules began trickling in last summer, we were a little surprised to
NILES Driver jailed after load spills
Firefighters spread some of the spilled sealant over an adjacent parking lot. NILES -- A
MAHONING TOWNSHIP, PA. Sewer project to be done in phases, supervisors say
A meeting was set for Sept. 25 on the waterline project. By MARY GRZEBIENIAK VINDICATOR
Ensemble to sing tonight at Jacobs Field
Ensemble to sing tonight at Jacobs Field CLEVELAND -- Everlasting Hope, a seven-member women's
YOUNGSTOWN Call centers pare back services
Managers said they don't want to offend by calling consumers on the anniversary of the attacks.
TRUMBULL COUNTY SUBDIVISIONS Developers blast change in regulation
New regulations could take effect by 2003. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER WARREN --
Suit alleges job bias
Suit alleges job bias YOUNGSTOWN -- A detective sergeant has filed a civil complaint in federal
Tuesday, September 10 (66 stories)
LORDSTOWN Zoning board hears debate over landfill
More than 150 residents attended the meeting to express their concerns. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
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WARREN Officials propose amnesty for those owing income taxes
Legislation on dogs and on massage parlors also are on council's agenda. By DENISE DICK
YSU grad details sights at Pentagon
The Virginia resident said he's learned to appreciate family and friends more since Sept. 11. By
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Police are closer to an arrest in Wellsville homicide
The victim knew his killer, the prosecutor says. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
FARRELL SCHOOLS Pedas donates funds and offers his time
The former teacher has made nearly $400,000 in financial gifts to the school district over a 33-year
NEW CASTLE Two face charges in shooting of men
Two men were injured, including a bystander, when the shooting started. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Two men
WHY THEY SAY NEIN TO WAR
Opinion: WHY THEY SAY NEIN TO WAR Los Angeles Times: German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder is causing
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY You never know which 'goodbye' will be the last
Just before Christmas, my friend Marie McDonald called from Florida. Marie and I became friends in
AUSTINTOWN Plastic development sign has got to go, say residents
A developer has offered to pay half the cost of constructing a nicer sign. By IAN HILL
YSU enrollment
YSU enrollment YOUNGSTOWN -- Enrollment went up 3.7 percent this fall at Youngstown State
SUMMITVILLE Tile company plans to transfer some work
A renovation of the tile plant in Summitville is being planned. By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR
Creek bridge project
Creek bridge project RAVENNA -- The Ohio Department of Transportation plans to replace a bridge
LAWRENCE COUNTY Murder suspect seeks to have evidence thrown out
A hearing is set for Sept. 19. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A murder suspect wants a judge to throw out
YOUNGSTOWN Span study is complete
Two years ago, historic preservation issues delayed the bridge project. Now, there is another
INSIDE ON A8: The debate among some European leaders has shifted from not whether but how the United
INSIDE ON A8: The debate among some European leaders has shifted from not whether but how the United
Vindicator staff wins 4 awards
CINCINNATI -- The Vindicator newsroom staff won four awards in the 2002 Ohio Society of Professional
CONTRIBUTION | Spending breakdown
Former Farrell teacher Ted Pedas presented the Farrell Area School District with a $30,980
YOUNGSTOWN 3 men to be tried in rape, robberies
Jurors will be instructed to consider each case separately, the judge said. By BOB JACKSON
NORTHEASTERN OHIO
NORTHEASTERN OHIO YOUTH FOOTBALL LEAGUE 95-pound Division Austintown Little Falcons 12,
REMEMBERING 9/11 Events scheduled
More public events to commemorate the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. COLUMBIANA COUNTY
The head of a new YSU organization said that America's actions make people hate this country.
The head of a new YSU organization said that America's actions make people hate this country. By
NASCAR WINSTON CUP LEADERS
NASCAR WINSTON CUP LEADERS Through Sept. 8 Points 1, Sterling Marlin, 3,439. 2, Mark Martin,
MAHONING COUNTY Jury selection to start in case against Forum
Four doctors originally named in the lawsuit have either settled out of court or been dismissed.
NILES Judicial ruling sought on police matter
Union officials have contended that patrol officers are being excluded from special duty
SOUP'S ON | Retail outlets
DeNiro Cheese Co., Youngstown, and Sidari Foods, Cleveland, are the wholesale distributors of
GIRARD Dam pact delayed
Legislation is being prepared to repair five or six valves at Lower Girard Lake Dam to reduce water
HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Poland extends win streak to 5
Canfield, Mooney and Warren JFK also won girls games. NILES -- Brit Davis scored two goals as the
OHIO ATHLETIC COMMISSION -- HAS SCHEDULED A MEETING FOR SEPT. 12 AT 12:30 P.M. AT THE METRO PLEX, 18909 SOUTH MILES, WARRENSVILLE, O. ALONG WITH GENERAL BUSINESS, THE AGENDA WILL INCLUDE DISCUSSION OF
FOOTBALL Austintown Fitch High -- will sell tickets for its game Saturday at Canton GlenOak.
NEW MIDDLETOWN Council vote backs development plans
The nonprofit organization has developed similar housing in Canton and Orrville. By MARY
City's response to mold at Hubbard police station could endanger everyone
Opinion: City's response to mold at Hubbard police station could endanger everyone EDITOR: I am writing
Son's birth is a plus on negative day
As the country marked milestones of the Sept. 11 tragedy, the Canfield parents marked milestones of
Meeting being reset
Meeting being reset WARREN -- Members of city council's finance committee members voted to cancel
17TH DISTRICT Traficant gets his campaign under way
A member of the America First Party's national committee is running the former congressman's
NEW CASTLE Firefighters, police, officials reach tentative agreements
A change in medical benefits will save the city $200,000 next year. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
The service runs from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and will be on a live Web cast at www.ectn.org.
The service runs from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and will be on a live Web cast at www.ectn.org. By DENISE
2 charged after altercation at school
STRUTHERS -- Preliminary hearings will be Feb. 19 for a Lowellville father and son charged in an
LORDSTOWN Board hears landfill debate
More than 150 residents attended the meeting to express their concerns. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth William and Renae James, 150 Carter Circle, Boardman, boy, Sept. 9. Mark and Holli
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT A story Sunday gave the incorrect holiday in Israel during which there is a
TELEMARKETING Call centers pare back services for Sept. 11
Managers said they don't want to offend by calling consumers on the anniversary of the attacks.
The Youngstown State University graduate said he's learned to appreciate family and friends more
The Youngstown State University graduate said he's learned to appreciate family and friends more
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard A. Liddle, 39, of 2437 Manor Ave., Poland, and Cindy
YOUNGSTOWN Free parking fizzles over funds, abuse
Workers, not visitors, are filling free spots early in the morning, the mayor said. By ROGER G.
BOARDMAN Trustees restrict adult-business sites
Most of the regulations stayed intact. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MAHONING COUNTY State will reduce funding to MRDD
The board will use other funding sources and leave some positions temporarily vacant. BOARDMAN --
Strip club vows suit if law is passed
The club's attorney is expected to present more evidence to the trustees Sept. 23. AUSTINTOWN --
HOW THEY FARED YSU opponents
Clarion (0-1) did not play; Next at Millersville. McNeese State (2-0) beat YSU 28-13; Next at
Putting the Pilates method into print
The sisters learned the exercise method through their dance careers, which they began in Youngstown.
Cortland native hopes singing will help healing
The service runs from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and will be on a live Web cast at www.ectn.org. By DENISE
New federal building opens in Youngstown
Opinion: The irony of this week's opening of the second federal building and U.S. courthouse in downtown
E. Palestine council recognizes labor unions
EAST PALESTINE -- City council agreed Monday to recognize the union representing its police and
SCHEDULES | YSU basketball
MEN November 9 -- USBL (N.Y.) All-Stars, 7 p.m. 22 -- at Indiana State, 7:05 p.m. 26 --
Board approves bank's request for sign
HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Citizens Bank will be allowed to put a 70-square-foot sign on the exterior wall of
WARREN Officials face off over waste collection proposal
Some officials are concerned the planned facility could grow into a larger operation later. By
Police seek information on injured woman
CAMPBELL -- A 38-year-old Youngstown woman found outside a vacant Chambers Street home Friday with
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Officials consider putting home-rule issue on ballot
Home rule would give trustees more authority to regulate nuisances. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
BOARDMAN Trustees restrict sites for adult businesses to 3 vacant lots
Most of the township's regulations stayed intact. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
MAHONING VALLEY Soup sales to benefit food bank
The soup was developed from a family recipe. By LINDA M. LINONIS VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
REUNIONS
Campbell Memorial High School January and June Classes of 1949 will have a get-together at 5 p.m.
YOUNGSTOWN City takes steps to reopen street
Noticeable construction on reopening Federal Street to vehicle traffic should start in the spring.
SHARON Man gets jail term, must repay victims
The man used the money to bet on the ponies. MERCER, Pa. -- A common pleas judge has ordered a
AUSTINTOWN Snyder's seeks tax breaks for Tamco center
The Minnesota company still says it plans to hire former Tamco workers if it buys the warehouse.
Route 18 paving
Route 18 paving HERMITAGE, Pa. -- Crews working on the expansion of state Route 18 from two to
Opening your morning newspaper a year ago Wednesday, you may have been greeted by headlines on the
Opening your morning newspaper a year ago Wednesday, you may have been greeted by headlines on the
Monday, September 9 (38 stories)
Across Mahoning Valley, Heart Walks are planned
Area businesses are organizing Heart Walk teams, which are usually groups of 10. YOUNGSTOWN --
When love takes a wrong turn
The car had turbo and a stereo that could blow open the trunk. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR
AUSTINTOWN 3 face charges related to trafficking in drugs
AUSTINTOWN -- A 22-year-old Youngstown man faces a felony heroin trafficking charge after officers
LEETONIA Artisan's Festival to go on this year
Area police will offer child-identification fingerprinting. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
SALEM Library upgrades computer system
Online access to the new system allows users to reserve and renew materials. By NORMAN LEIGH
Law is too lenient on careless drivers who kill
Opinion: Law is too lenient on careless drivers who kill EDITOR: Why is it you can kill someone with a
ONE ON ONE | Nickola Ceglia Social service leader learned early to keep a chair empty
For somebody who might not know, can you give a brief description of what Trumbull LifeLines does?
CRIME STOPPERS
CRIME STOPPERS Greater Youngstown A search for Demetrius Rich is the focus of Crime Stoppers of
PERRY TOWNSHIP Man accused of firing at cops
The man shot twice at law enforcement officers, authorities say. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
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St. Elizabeth
St. Elizabeth Gary and Amy Linton, 714 Oberlin Place, Austintown, boy, Sept. 6. James and Amy
PREP FOOTBALL Unbeaten Beaver Local defeats Rayen
The Beavers used some big plays early to hand the Tigers their second loss. By BOB ROTH
City-plan workshops
City-plan workshops YOUNGSTOWN -- The city is conducting a half-dozen invitation-only workshops
NILES Picture this: Your pet helping out a charity
The top three photographs will receive prize baskets. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
BRITAIN
Opinion: BRITAIN Daily Telegraph, London, Sept. 2: To many Labor supporters, by no means only those on the
Poker Run benefit
Poker Run benefit Several Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana County Pizza Hut restaurants are
Loss ruins good day for offense
Browns kicker Phil Dawson has made 19 straight field goals. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT CLEVELAND --
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Boston 7, Toronto 2 Anaheim 6, Baltimore 3 N.Y. Yankees 8,
MERCER COUNTY Two men die in road accidents
Police said a truck pulling a trailer pulled into John Jones' path. GROVE CITY, Pa. -- A Jackson
Local observers see change in travel industry
Area pilots are starting to see passengers' attitudes about flying getting back to normal. By
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO Leetonia Artisan's Festival The Leetonia Artisan's Festival will be from 10 a.m. to 5
WARREN Belevedere Ave. wife charged in fatal stabbing
Detectives said the stabbing happened during a fight. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
PERFORMANCE IN SCOTLAND Sergeant plays in band for queen
The sergeant honed his skills with the Liberty High School Marching and Jazz bands and Warren Junior
NEW CASTLE Shooting near store injures two
A bystander was shot in the back. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- City police were expected this morning to
AGENDA
AGENDA TUESDAY Eagle Heights Academy board meeting, 5 p.m., school auditorium, 1833 Market St.,
SHARON -- SHARON HIGH'S ADAM LISTOPAD KICKED FIELD GOALS OF 31 AND 25 YARDS, BUT PIUS
scored a fourth-quarter touchdown for a 7-6 victory Saturday night. Melvin Stewart's 14-yard run
Gospel hip-hop event toasts release of artist's CD
YOUNGSTOWN -- TheBeatLab Productions is sponsoring a CD release party at 7 p.m. Friday in the
NILES He's a man of steel and a good landmark
The artist has other pieces on display throughout the Valley. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR
Woman grabbed
Woman grabbed WARREN -- A Kenilworth N.E. woman told police that someone grabbed her and attempted
with Nickola Ceglia
with Nickola Ceglia Age: 47 Hometown: Warren, now lives in Howland. Occupation: Executive
Enrollment at YSU continues to climb
Opinion: For the second consecutive year, enrollment at Youngstown State University has increased, so you may
YOUNGSTOWN Suspect held in teen's death
The man arrested on the bus said he believed he was the actual target, so his mother bought him a
THE PENTAGON Local Naval officer details chaos after attack
EDITOR'S NOTE: Navy Capt. William J. Toti, a 1974 graduate of Campbell Memorial High School and a
BROWNS Rudd-iculous
Two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties cost Cleveland a win in the first game of the season.
School open house
School open house COLUMBIANA -- An open house at South Side Middle School will be from 6:30 to 8
Sunday, September 8 (96 stories)
Do we have to live with the scum?
Opinion: "One's residence is the place one goes when one intends to return home." That's the standard used by
UNITED WAY Restaurants to raise cash for charities
Proceeds from the certificate sales will benefit 99 health and human care agencies funded by United
Commemorating 9/11
Commemorating 9/11 MERCER, Pa. -- The Mercer County Historical Society will commemorate the events
STACIE CIFERNO MICHAEL GANCARZ
STACIE CIFERNO MICHAEL GANCARZ YOUNGSTOWN -- The exchange of nuptial vows took place Aug. 18 in
LAKE MICHIGAN Car ferry cuts miles and stress
Consider a ferry trip across Lake Michigan as a relaxing alternative to fighting big city traffic.
KRISTEN LUFF BRUCE PARKER
KRISTEN LUFF BRUCE PARKER AKRON -- Bruce W. Parker and his bride, the former Kristen Ann Luff,
JOANNE GOIST JAMES MCKERNAN
JOANNE GOIST JAMES MCKERNAN GIRARD -- James A. McKernan and his bride, the former Joanne Goist,
MAHONING VALLEY
MAHONING VALLEY Rich and poor The Associated Press used a statistical formula to measure the
LOU WEST
LOU WEST Coaching file 1977 -- Arizona, graduate assistant. 1979-80 -- Arizona Western Junior
AMY POGANY GREGORY TIBOLLA
AMY POGANY GREGORY TIBOLLA BOARDMAN -- United in marriage during a 1:30 p.m. ceremony Aug. 10 at
STEFANI RIMMEL MICHAEL LOEFFLER
STEFANI RIMMEL MICHAEL LOEFFLER AUSTINTOWN -- Stefani Anne Rimmel and Michael Edward Loeffler were
IF YOU GO Flight 93 site
The easiest route to the site of the Flight 93 memorial: Take Ohio Turnpike and then Pennsylvania
JAMIE LEWIS CURTIS SMITH
JAMIE LEWIS CURTIS SMITH PETERSBURG -- Jamie Lynn Lewis and Curtis Matthew Smith, both of 7716
NORTHFIELD RESULTS
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Photo Crown(H Filion)6.002.803.20 Rubdown(L Clabaugh)2.202.60
LOCAL VICTIMS
These people with ties to the Mahoning and Shenango valleys are among the nearly 3,000 people
HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Girard wins three, pads skein to nine
The Indians defeated Canfield, Springfield and Lisbon to continue undefeated. GIRARD -- The Girard
SCOTT SHALAWAY Why monarch is king of the butterflies
As darkness fell over the mountains of central Mexico on Jan. 11 earlier this year, a huge, moist
MARIA SALTSMAN SHAUN ROBINSON
MARIA SALTSMAN SHAUN ROBINSON LOWELLVILLE -- Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Church was the setting at
JULIE GREER FRANK ANTALOCY
JULIE GREER FRANK ANTALOCY CANFIELD -- The Rev. Terry Hazel presided as Julie Dawn Greer of
SCRAPPERS STATISTICS
BATTING ABRHHRRBIAVG Ben Francisco of2355582323.349 Ricardo Rojas of224705.318 Eider Torres
KATHY EARNHART | The Butlers Photos capture transcendence of Paris
At The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown and at the museum's branches in Salem and
ANGELA MILLER ANTHONY VENABLE
ANGELA MILLER ANTHONY VENABLE CAMPBELL -- Gospel Temple Baptist Church was the setting at 3 p.m.
JAIME HUNT RICHARD WATKINS
JAIME HUNT RICHARD WATKINS BOARDMAN -- Jaime L. Hunt, a daughter of the Rev. Jerry and Marcia
CAREER PATHS
BANKING CANFIELD -- James E. Wilson has joined Sky Bank as manager of the Canfield financial
BOYS SOCCER Tigers beat Champion; Mooney wins
HOWLAND -- Elliot Lonsdale and Neil Clagett scored goals Saturday to give the Howland High boys
Man tries to scam employee at diner
COITSVILLE -- Township police are looking for a Youngstown man suspected of trying to scam a worker
The Cowboys jumped out to a 21-0 lead.
The Cowboys jumped out to a 21-0 lead. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF YOUNGSTOWN --
WITH THE VETS Veterans meetings
Meeting schedule for the week of Sept. 8: TODAY Post 235, American Legion, 11 High St., Girard,
HONORS
HONORS Dentist being honored Dr. Ralph E. Snelson of Warren will receive the 2002 Ohio Dental
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner 'I think I'll pick up my bat and ball and head for home'
Well, the stench has subsided a little but the residue will linger for some time. The Major League
GIRLS SOCCER Boardman rallies to get past Niles, 2-0; Fitch ties GlenOak
Three different players scored goals to help Canfield win 5-0 over Lakeview. BOARDMAN -- After a
KELLI BALKO JOSEPH KOMLANC
KELLI BALKO JOSEPH KOMLANC WARREN -- The exchange of vows took place during a 1:30 p.m. ceremony
OSU Flashes arrive, Buckeyes thrive
Ohio State is 17-1 versus teams representing the Mid American Conference. By GARY HOUSTEAU
COMPOST TIPS Using SoilSoup
Here's a secret from savvy gardeners who know how to get even more from compost without all the hard
FRIDAY'S GAMES
FRIDAY'S GAMES American League Boston 7, Toronto 2 Anaheim 6, Baltimore 3 N.Y. Yankees 8,
PROGRAMS
PROGRAMS Butler Institute of American Art Address: 524 Wick Ave., Youngstown. Hours: Open 11
'FARTHER THAN ANY MAN' Cook's true story fascinates
Although primarily a biography, this book is an engrossing, historically accurate adventure story.
WARREN Snubbed by parade, Benjamin holds rally
The Republican candidate was joined by union members who lost their jobs when Cold Metal Products
GIRLS SOCCER Poland ends drought vs. Eagles
The Bulldogs called it their biggest win of the season. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
MODERN LIVING Garage door ins and outs
All automatic garage doors made after 1993 have photoelectric eyes, a safety mechanism that causes a
FUTURITY SHOW Official quarter-horse show set for Canfield Fairgrounds Sept. 27-29
CANFIELD -- The Northern Ohio Quarter Horse Futurity Show, a show approved by the American Quarter
PHOTO EXHIBITS AT THE BUTLER Sept. 11, in perspective
By DEBORA SHAULIS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR YOUNGSTOWN -- An unidentified New York police officer and
JESSICA MADASZ CHRISTOPHER CARUSO
JESSICA MADASZ CHRISTOPHER CARUSO BOARDMAN -- Jessica Lauren Madasz and Christopher P. Caruso,
JACK WOLLITZ Water's perfect for catching fish in Ohio creeks
Deep dark green continues to wash the tree tops and daytime highs remain in the 80s throughout
2 men report being robbed and shot at
YOUNGSTOWN -- Two Austintown men who went to the Westlake Terrace housing complex to smoke a "blunt"
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses John C. Ritzler, 42, of 2230 S. Raccoon Road, Austintown, and
SALEM East State Street project nears end
Nearly 2,000 feet of road is being widened as part of the project. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
Families say hearts will never be whole
By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER On Sept. 11, John Koborie will do something he does
Above, Nykolas LaRew, 4, gets to play with his dad, Sgt. Corey LaRew, of the Ohio National Guard, at
Above, Nykolas LaRew, 4, gets to play with his dad, Sgt. Corey LaRew, of the Ohio National Guard, at
JENNIFER ALLEN THOMAS PETERS
JENNIFER ALLEN THOMAS PETERS VIENNA -- Married at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at St. Vincent De Paul Church
GAME TIME Today
Who: Marlins (Pavano 3-10) at Pirates (Meadows 1-4) When: 1:35 p.m. Radio: WKST-AM (1200)
BOYS SOCCER Tigers top Champion; Mooney wins
HOWLAND -- Elliot Lonsdale and Neil Clagett scored goals Saturday to give the Howland High boys
KEYSTONE CLIPS Agriculture education loans forgiven under program
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency is accepting applications for the Agriculture
THE KOVELS | Antiques and collecting Potato preparer had appeal to 19th century housewife
In the last part of the 19th century, inventors turned to making life easier for the housewife.
Founders knew dangers of mixing religion and politics; why doesn't Cal?
Opinion: Founders knew dangers of mixing religion and politics; why doesn't Cal? EDITOR: The argument in
Maintenance
Tune-up time Fall is the perfect time of year for a garage door tune-up. Most garage door
VENANGO COUNTY, PA. River Romp offers activities for all
The three-day event is centered on the Allegheny River in Venango County, Pa. By LAURI GALENTINE
LORI SCHMALZRIED MARK MIKULKA
LORI SCHMALZRIED MARK MIKULKA WARREN -- Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mikulka honeymooned in Myrtle Beach,
REGIONAL AIRPORT Search goes on for airline
Two airlines have been approached about coming here. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
BLOOD DRIVES
BLOOD DRIVES TUESDAY American Red Cross Austintown Donor Center, 57 Westchester Drive, noon to 7
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commission considers redevelopment agency
The authority would have clout that county government doesn't. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
TRUMBULL COUNTY Income disparities don't faze planners
There will always be rich and poor, county planners say. By TIM YOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF
Youth leadership
Youth leadership YOUNGSTOWN -- Applications for the Youth Leadership Mahoning Valley Class of 2003
MIKE BRAUN Father, daughter pass along knowledge
Those who come to the Western Reserve Fish & amp; Game Club on West Third Street in Niles to
JAMES DULLEY Cutting your utility bills Vinyl fence looks like wood but needs no maintenance
Q. I want to install a fence as a windbreak and for more security. Wood looks great, but it requires
YOUNGSTOWN Sheriff to revisit South Korea
To ensure recognition, some refer to Korea as the 'M*A*S*H' war. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR
Couple escapes injury after small-plane crash
Couple escapes injury after small-plane crash HARTFORD -- A husband and wife walked away unharmed
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
NORTHFIELD RESULTS SATURDAY 1st--Photo Crown(H Filion)6.002.803.20 Rubdown(L Clabaugh)2.202.60
AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY'S SCORES BOYS SOCCER Mooney 7, Wilmington 1 Badger 5, Warren Harding 1 Howland 2,
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Duane R. Harris
The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force are asking the public to help find the
Funds for hospital
Funds for hospital YOUNGSTOWN -- Tod Children's Hospital received $24,000 in state lawsuit
Faces that have looks that are made to last
Here's what is considered a final word on who is and who isn't a candidate for a makeover.
MOLLY RIZZI DONALD BELOSIC JR.
MOLLY RIZZI DONALD BELOSIC JR. BOARDMAN -- Molly Malone Rizzi, a daughter of Richard and Betse
Those darn Doubledays, and other final thoughts
Blame those Auburn Doubledays. Or give them credit. They simply would not be denied. The season's
STANDINGS
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AGENDA
AGENDA MONDAY Austintown Township trustees, 7 p.m., township administration building, 82 Ohltown
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Niles grad West gets defensive at Toledo
TOLEDO -- Lou West certainly knows his way around the collegiate football coaching circuit. And the
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Sandy Valley beats Southington, 20-9
SOUTHINGTON -- Although Thad James rushed for 102 yards on 22 carries Saturday, Sandy Valley
YOUNGSTOWN 3 face charges of trafficking in cocaine
One man was arrested after tossing suspected drugs out his car window. YOUNGSTOWN -- City police
WHAT'S DOING?
SPECIAL EVENTS, SEASONS, ETC. Women in the Outdoors event, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sept. 21, sponsored
Art appreciation series
Art appreciation series NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Enroll now for a new round of art appreciation
YOUNGSTOWN Police charge 2 in death of dogs
Six dead dogs were in the home; one was outside. Two dogs and a cat were starving. YOUNGSTOWN --
KARRIE MYERS GREGORY DUTKO
KARRIE MYERS GREGORY DUTKO AUSTINTOWN -- Monsignor George Appleyard officiated at 5:30 p.m. Aug.
Call center is unscathed, despite WorldCom woes
Morale is high and business is booming, according to the director of the Niles facility. By
VETERANS
VETERANS Patriots Day BESSEMER, Pa. -- VFW Post 267 and its Ladies Auxiliary will conduct a
NEW YORK CITY ON 9/11 'Little did I know: Our lives would never be the same'
The former Hubbard resident prayed and worried as the horrors of her workday in New York unfolded.
Valley's interfaith activities increase since 9/11 attacks
Area religions see more interaction and deeper faith. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION
Boardman rallies for 2-0 win over Niles
BOARDMAN -- After a scoreless first half, senior Janeen Masternick and junior Lauren Callahan scored
Liberty Township police seek Bank One robber
Liberty Township police seek Bank One robber LIBERTY -- Township police are seeking a man who
What kids can teach us about fair play
The National Football League, in partnership with the National PTA, is sponsoring "Fair Play Day"
LOCAL
LOCAL Women's books The New Book Group/Women in Print will select books by or about women at a
Beeghly's appointment is good news for YSU
Opinion: It has been six years since the Mahoning Valley was represented on the Ohio Board of Regents and in
Saturday, September 7 (46 stories)
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Timothy L. Patmon, 35, of 689 Norwood Ave., Youngstown, and
BILLY SUNDAY Sermon 'Flashes'
Billy Sunday held revival services in Youngstown in 1910. The Youngstown Daily Vindicator covered
DISTRICT Ferguson leads Irish in blowout
Ursuline routed Wilmington 45-0 to improve to 2-1. NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. -- Junior Delbert Ferguson
Angels fund-raiser
Angels fund-raiser CANFIELD -- The fifth annual Angels for Animals Motorcycle Run will be Sunday.
YOUNGSTOWN Library to unveil catalog, circulation systems
YOUNGSTOWN -- The Public Library of Youngstown & amp; Mahoning County will introduce its new
Breakout game
Breakout game Lee Stevens homered twice and tied a career high with six RBIs as the Cleveland
LEETONIA Reward is offered for firebombing tips
Police now have some leads in two firebombing arson investigations. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Dialogue group
Dialogue group LIBERTY -- The Youngstown-Warren Chapter of the Society of St. John Chrysostom, a
4 taken to St. E's after 2-car accident
YOUNGSTOWN -- Four people were taken by ambulance to St. Elizabeth Health Center after a two-car
MAHONING VALLEY Two die in accidents in Niles and Austintown
Occupants of other vehicles were not injured. An elderly man and woman died of injuries they
AUSTINTOWN Special teams key Fitch victory
Davanzo Tate and Chad Lewis returned punts for touchdowns for the Falcons. By JOHN KOVACH
Bond reset at $1 million
Bond reset at $1 million YOUNGSTOWN -- The bond on a man accused in the strangulation death of a
LEADERSHIP Mahoning Valley
Members of the new Leadership Mahoning Valley class for 2003 were welcomed Friday morning by LMV
Spartans top Chaney to stay unbeaten, 42-27
By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF BOARDMAN -- For the first three weeks of the season, the
LAWRENCE COUNTY ACLU protests jailings in child-support cases
The judges will review the cases of 40 people jailed without hearings. By LAURE CIOFFI
GAME TIME Today
Who: Kent St. at Ohio St. When: Noon. TV/radio: WYFX (17/62), WUAB (43); WKBN-AM (570).
TRI-COUNTY LEAGUE United beats Ridge, stays unbeaten
Lisbon used a late rally to edge Wellsville, 22-21. MINERAL RIDGE -- Jordan Phillips scored on a
STRONGSVILLE Gutsy call leads to Warren Harding victory
Mike Kokal connected with Treymayne Warfield for the game-winning touchdown. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
Two top 10 teams clash at stadium
The Penguins are underdogs to the McNeese State Cowboys. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
ERNIE BROWN JR. Men will be measured by their legacy
The measure of a man is the legacy he leaves. This column is dedicated to two men who have left
YOUNGSTOWN Ground zero memorabilia to be housed at McDonough
YOUNGSTOWN -- The McDonough Museum of Art will house a temporary display of memorabilia from ground
Vocalist's musical provides a revival of evangelist's life
By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR BILLY SUNDAY IS BACK IN TOWN! The famous
Salvation Army offers spiritual invasion
Salvation Army offers spiritual invasion YOUNGSTOWN -- The Salvation Army's "Spiritual Invasion
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Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: CANFIELD Aug. 26 Drug paraphernalia: Police arrested a 33-year-old
GOVERNOR'S RACE Hagan ad strategy to fail experts say
National political leaders say TV ads do not have the effect on political campaigns that they did
NEW MIDDLETOWN Turnovers cost E.P. as Springfield wins first game of 2002 season
Dan Schuler had a solid all-around game for the Tigers. By TOM WILLIAMS VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
9/11 ATTACKS | Memorial services
MAHONING COUNTY Austintown Community Church, U.S. Route 46, will discuss the topic, "Remembering
NEW CASTLE Hearing addresses concerns over hospital sale
Physicians are evaluating the community's health-care needs and making recommendations to Jameson.
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA
FRIDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL SCORES AREA Boardman 42, Chaney 27 Poland 59, Woodrow Wilson 0
YOUNGSTOWN New U.S. courthouse is set to open
A grand-opening ceremony is planned for next month. YOUNGSTOWN -- The new Federal Building and
LISBON Trial of day-care operator in infant's death is delayed
LISBON -- The Oct. 7 trial set for a former Wellsville day-care operator has been postponed.
AREA LEGISLATORS
U.S. SENATORS OHIO George Voinovich, R, 317 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510.
Edible Art Collection
Edible Art Collection YOUNGSTOWN -- The American Heart Association's 13th annual Edible Art
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Jennifer Nestor and Kevin Juillerat, 522 N. Ward Ave., Girard, girl, Aug.
YOUNGSTOWN Online chain letter offering cash from Bill Gates is -- sigh -- a hoax
Some of the e-mail hoaxes offering free money from big companies have been around for years. By
Web sites to check
There are thousands of Internet Web sites listing common e-mail hoaxes, and many include tips on how
Making a joyful noise on Market Street
The instrument has a few dents, but it sounds wonderful. By JEAN NEICE VINDICATOR PHOTOGRAPHER
Youngstown's CDA director takes long-overdue action
Opinion: Jay Williams, director of the Youngstown Community Development Agency, is to be commended for
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Today's games
MOUNT UNION vs. WISCONSIN-WHITEWATER When: 2 p.m. Where: Perkins Stadium, Whitewater, Wisc.
Mooney climbs out of hole to jar Shaw for second win
By PAUL TRGOVAC VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT YOUNGSTOWN -- After falling behind in the first minute
REV. DANIEL ROHAN Orthodox celebrate birth of the Virgin
"Your Nativity, O Mother of God, has brought joy to all the inhabited earth, for from you has shown
ICL Lowellville rolls to 3-0 mark
Powered by Mike Palumbo and Andy Peterson, the Rockets blanked Brookfield 28-0. By GREG GULAS
MAC Canfield, Hubbardare 3-0
Poland and East Liverpool also are unbeaten; Campbell has won two straight. CANFIELD -- A
Friday, September 6 (58 stories)
STAGE REVIEW Cast succeeds in 'Business' at TNT
An exceptionally strong ensemble of actors to make this an enjoyable evening of musical comedy. By
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.05 2.20 Bank One, .84,39.2739.32 Clear Channel,
TEEN ANGST
TEEN ANGST No way you can believe this guy! The totally appealing/appalling boy report, from
Barbecue isn't chicken feed
By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU COLUMBIANA -- The annual chicken barbecue during the
TRUMBULL COUNTY BCI is asked to probe purchasing practices
One commissioner says the board was asked not to talk about the investigation. By STEPHEN SIFF
GIRARD Deadline for work on dam extended
Engineers think the dam should be partially breached and the lake emptied. By TIM YOIVCH
WARREN Man is charged with murder
A court document says the gunman ran into police moments after the slaying. By STEPHEN SIFF
COLUMBUS Beeghly to join board of regents
Access to higher education and partnership between colleges and industries are essential, the
Local lottery winners
Local lottery winners YOUNGSTOWN -- David and Joyce Ornelas of Lowellville filed a claim in the
INDICTMENTS | Mahoning County
A man accused of bludgeoning his companion at their East Side home was indicted by a Mahoning County
Alex Simon a leader on field, in classroom
Consistency is the name of the game for the Cardinal Mooney High senior. By BILL SULLIVAN
WARREN Bank company buys insurance agency
The bank is in the market to buy other small agencies as it grows into the insurance business. THE
Thompson to be appointed as Newton Falls councilman
Thompson was the only applicant for the vacancy. NEWTON FALLS -- City council was to appoint Eric
Forging ties with China
An official of the Chinese Red Cross said he hopes to share ideas with the American organization.
MAHONING VALLEY Officials await word on racetrack
A feasibility study should be complete in a month. By STEPHEN SIFF VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
California (Pa.) routs Geneva in season opener, 45-0
BEAVER FALLS, Pa. -- Four turnovers and 12 penalties in the first half pushed Geneva College into a
GAME TIME Today
Who: Marlins (Tejera 8-6) at Pirates (Benson 6-6) When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM (1200), Fox
United Way officials encourage extra effort
SALEM -- United Way officials here say it will take extra effort by volunteers to meet the agency's
Mistakes result in discipline
The suspensions take effect Sunday. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN --
WARREN Groom won't ID sex-change doctors
The couple says they want the marriage license because they are in love. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
COLUMBIANA CO. Flood issue awaits answer
A state official said the matter remains under review. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
GETTING IT RIGHT
GETTING IT RIGHT An incorrect time was published Sunday for submitting applications for the cement
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Rig overturns, closing U.S. 30 for 2 hours
Rig overturns, closing U.S. 30 for 2 hours LISBON -- A Butler Township man escaped serious injury
SHARON Dispute over safety of new bridge continues
Tearing it down and starting again isn't an option. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU
YSU looks to plan to draw students
The consulting firm that will develop the plan has worked for more than 600 universities and
UP NEXT Winston Cup
The 2002 NASCAR Winston Cup schedule (winners in parentheses) and driver point standings: Feb. 17
BECKY SHER | Hype No sweat: You can buy an attitude
Remember a couple of years ago when rubber-band bracelets were all the fashion? You'd see NBA
MERCER COUNTY Judge issues sentences in attacks
Police said one man repeatedly shoved and hit four Sharon officers. MERCER, Pa. -- Violent attacks
Suspect in kidnapping and assault to face trial
A rape charge was withdrawn before the hearing. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- A Plain Grove Township man
Bush must clearly articulate administration's Iraq policy
Opinion: President George W. Bush has taken a giant step toward building the consensus needed in this country
LENTINE CASE Baby killer requests early release
This is the second time Lentine's defense attorney has asked for her client's release. By PEGGY
Trumbull United Way forgoes cash goal
By SHERRI L. SHAULIS VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- With speeches peppered with car racing
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY Advice to grads: Go to college as a consumer
Last year, I gave advice to high school graduates. It's hard to imagine I'm any brighter this year
Suspect still sought
Suspect still sought LIBERTY -- Township police and the FBI have released an enhanced photograph
WARREN Labor group won't let candidate join parade
Only endorsed candidates can march, the group told the Republican candidate for Congress.
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James C. West, 60, of 514 Idora Ave., Youngstown, and Teresa
YOUNGSTOWN In visit, Hagan blasts Taft
The Democratic challenger called the governor a corporate sellout who is out of touch with the
MAHONING VALLEY BBB issues warning about loan scam
The BBB offers tips on how to avoid loan scams. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Better Business Bureau of
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Indians (Burba 4-5) at White Sox (Buehrle 17-9) When: 8:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM (570),
PROTECT IMMIGRANT CHILDREN
Opinion: PROTECT IMMIGRANT CHILDREN Chicago Tribune: In the context of American immigration, their numbers
YOUNGSTOWN Authorities study girl, 16, accused in baby's killing
The girl's mother and lawyers involved in the case can't speak to the press. By JoANNE VIVIANO
AGENDA
AGENDA SATURDAY Struthers Board of Education, special meeting, 9 a.m., board offices, 99 Euclid
GIRLS SOCCER Howland, Canfield strong on defense
The Metro Athletic Conference rivals played to a scoreless tie Thursday. By JOHN BASSETTI
Loss of Gillmer House is a bad sign of economic times
Opinion: There was unhappy news in Trumbull County this week, and that news should give everyone cause to
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XTrumbull-Mahoning-Ohio Association of Occupational Health Nurses will meet at 6 p.m.
TEEN HEALTH
TEEN HEALTH Gaining weight in a safe manner TEENGROWTH.COM Q. Unlike most teen-age girls, I'd
Y-town athletes make us proud
Critics love Youngstown. They attack our business, our politicians and our people. They say we
HUBBARD Seniors angry over possibility of losing center
The center is an ideal spot for the meals program, the nutrition director says. By TIM YOVICH
GAIL WHITE Parenting isn't a one-size-fits-all proposition
I sent my 8-year-old and 10-year-old to their bedroom. "Sort through all your clothes," I told
Loboy's fund-raiser
Loboy's fund-raiser YOUNGSTOWN -- Jim Loboy of WHOT-101 FM is walking to New York City to raise
Sleep Inn robbed
Sleep Inn robbed AUSTINTOWN -- Police are looking for a man who brandished a metal object and
BCI is asked to probe purchasing practices
The prosecutor says Lid Chemical has refused to cooperate. By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY SINKOVICH
CAMPBELL Hearing to decide if boy, 13, will face sex-assault charges
The 13-year-old boy is suspected of sexually assaulting four children, including a sister. By
Politicians eager to find gross mismanagement won't have far to look
Opinion: Politicians eager to find gross mismanagement won't have far to look EDITOR: It is interesting
Pistol Pete
Pistol Pete Pete Sampras sent a message to his critics and his opponents Thursday night, with a
Thursday, September 5 (52 stories)
POLAND TOWNSHIP Cops nab teens in house burglary
Police are still investigating other burglaries. By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Guilty plea in sex case
Guilty plea in sex case YOUNGSTOWN -- A 20-year-old man faces one to five years in jail after
GAME TIME Friday
Who: Marlins (Tejera 8-6) at Pirates (Benson 6-6) When: 7:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKST-AM (1200), Fox
MORE CHARITY, LESS OVERHEAD
Opinion: MORE CHARITY, LESS OVERHEAD Los Angeles Times: Somewhere along the road, the fund-raising run for
COLUMBIANA Sewer plant upgrades hinge on grant
The improved plant will meet state standards and permit growth. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM
LAWRENCE COUNTY More work urged in battle against West Nile virus
A new regional code enforcement office should be operational by January. By LAURE CIOFFI
COMMUNITY THEATER PREVIEW Playwrights, area debuts mark upcoming season
Had enough of politics? Two community theater groups are betting you haven't. By DEBORA SHAULIS
Diaz solid in rehab stint at Cafaro
The Indians catcher went 5-for-13 with five RBIs in three games. By BRIAN RICHESSON VINDICATOR
TRUMBULL COUNTY Question about contractor holds up work on waterline
One county commissioner said he needed to discuss the situation with the parties and officials
Judge: Couple only at hearing
The couple paid the $44 fee for a marriage license, but the request is pending. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Neighborhood cleanup
Neighborhood cleanup WARREN -- N.E.E.D., or North End Environmental Development, will have its
ELLWOOD CITY, PA. Police file more charges in shooting in Wayne Twp.
A fourth person also has been charged. ELLWOOD CITY, Pa. -- State police have filed additional
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NILES Officials give answers to residents' complaints
Police say they plan to step up patrols in the South Cedar Street neighborhood. NILES --
STANDINGS & amp; SCHEDULE | High school football
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YOUNGSTOWN Man set for trial dies of wounds
The victim had been set for a jury trial next month in common pleas court. By PATRICIA MEADE
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Three called back to work for sheriff
The employees' return will enable the department to catch up on sheriff's sales. LISBON -- Two
YOUNGSTOWN Block grants to drop 12%
The committee wants more information before talking about repaying $36,000 in federal funds. By
Summary of police activity:
Summary of police activity: Aug. 26 Assault: A man reported being shoved in the back after he
To retire, or not to retire
Opinion: Elected officials in the state of Ohio who want to retire after decades of loyal service, should
WARREN Police to file charges in man's death
The suspect was paroled in mid-March. By PEGGY SINKOVICH VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF WARREN -- A
GAME TIME Tonight
Who: Indians (R. Rodriguez 1-1) at White Sox (Glover 7-6) When: 8:05 p.m. Radio/TV: WKBN-AM
MAHONING COUNTY Two deputy sheriffs face job suspensions for unrelated violations
A deputy who taunted an inmate received a one-day suspension. By PATRICIA MEADE VINDICATOR CRIME
TRUMBULL COUNTY Workers begin program to kill mosquitoes to stop virus
Complaints about mosquito breeding ponds have been flooding the health department. By STEPHEN SIFF
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Michael and Megan (Defendis) Fleming of Macedonia are announcing the birth of their first child, a
SCRAPPERS NOTEBOOK From Cafaro Field
Finding their focus: The Scrappers didn't allow their 10-8 loss in 10 innings late Tuesday night
CANFIELD SCHOOLS Officials to launch levy campaign
A financial review committee will be formed to issue reports to the community. CANFIELD -- School
Pa. holiday fatalities
Pa. holiday fatalities HARRISBURG -- State police said 18 people were killed on Pennsylvania
Man arrested after cops find 16 guns in car
Man arrested after cops find 16 guns in car WASHINGTON -- Police Chief Charles Ramsey says a man
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Todd D. Reid, 34, of 4016 Sunset Drive, Boardman, and Tessie
HIGH SCHOOL PREVIEW Friday night football
CHANEY VS. BOARDMAN When: 7:30. Where: Boardman Spartan Stadium. Last meeting: Boardman's Andy
Prosecutor Watkins steps in to halt questionable dealings
Opinion: Even if two companies doing business with Trumbull County government weren't the targets of an
AT A GLANCE | AFC team previews
NORTH Baltimore Ravens (10-6) Last year: Coming off Super Bowl win, made it to second round of
Taft, Hagan fight close battle
The Democratic challenger said he expects to win big in the Mahoning Valley. By DAVID SKOLNICK
LEETONIA Parking's OK on section of Columbia
Volunteers are needed Saturday to clean up Wick Park. LEETONIA -- Motorists can now park on the
NOTICES
NOTICES BASKETBALL Lakeview Youth Basketball Assn. -- signups will be Sept. 14 & amp; Sept.
DIANE MAKAR MURPHY At Oak Hill Cemetery, history is carved in stone
I remember driving with my children through the rolling hills of Oak Hill Cemetery south of downtown
Eagles soar
Eagles soar The United High volleyball team improved its record to 5-1 with a non-conference
WARREN Labor group won't let candidate join parade
Only endorsed candidates can march, the group told the Republican candidate for Congress.
Turnpike traffic
Turnpike traffic PITTSBURGH -- Traffic on the Pennsylvania Turnpike near the Allegheny River will
A's streak at 20
A's streak at 20 The seemingly unstoppable Oakland Athletics set an AL record with their 20th
Scrappers win, miss playoffs
Auburn's extra-inning win over Batavia gives the Doubledays the Pinckney Ddivision title. By
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Five seek position on elections board
Nearly half a dozen people have expressed interest in the post so far. By NORMAN LEIGH
If sewer rates go up, all should have to pay
Opinion: If sewer rates go up, all should have to pay EDITOR: Why is it that Youngstown's sewer rates