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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