NEW FALLEN SNOW: Pedestrians cross a street in downtown Youngstown on the morning of after an

NEW FALLEN SNOW: Pedestrians cross a street in downtown Youngstown on the morning of after an overnight snowfall canceled many schools and made driving slow. The area endured a true Northeast Ohio winter, with 65 inches of snow having fallen by mid-February. The Mahoning Valley endured its snowiest February on record.
READY TO DEPLOY: Pfc. Daniel Boyle of Niles sorts through uniforms for the 347th Quartermaster Co. of the Army reserves in Farrell in preparation for their departure. The 165-member petroleum supply company left Farrell March 17 for Fort Dix, N.J., and returned May 16 but was never sent overseas during the war in Iraq. Many other area reserve units were activated.
FINAL SALUTE: Police officers salute during services for Youngstown Police Officer Michael Hartzell at St. Christine Church in Youngstown. Hartzell, 26, was fatally shot while on duty April 29 in downtown Youngstown by Martin L. Koliser Jr., who was sentenced to death Nov. 7 for the murder.

ESCAPING A FLOOD: Boaters hang onto the street sign at Bishop and Turner roads in Leavittsburg while waiting for another boat to tow them to dry land. The Mahoning River crested at a record 17.1 feet July 23 because of heavy rains. The region was declared a federal disaster area.
CLASSIC ROCKER: Ted Nugent plays to the crowd at the Yankee Lake Jam in Trumbull County. Nugent entertained the crowd with his classic rock hits peppered with political commentary on his love of America and his dislike of the Dixie Chicks.