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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