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GARDEN CLUBS
TUESDAY XMembers of Lowellville will visit the perennial gardens of Judy Saul at 6 p.m. Plants
Westminster English professor signs book deal
Westminster English professor signs book deal NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Dr. James A . Perkins,
2 schools bid fond farewell
Next fall, the pupils will be divided among three other schools. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
BOEING CO. Pentagon OKs Air Force leasing plan
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Pentagon has approved an Air Force plan to lease 100 modified 767 jetliners
The Vindicator
The Vindicator PREVIEW: Inclement weather failed to keep Carrie Roth and her dog, Star, and Sheva,
WARREN POLICE Internal probe finds no excessive force
A girl said some of the juveniles were smoking marijuana and drinking. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
YOUNGSTOWN Phar-Mor bankruptcy case drags on
Phar-Mor's bankruptcy case will take months, or even years, to resolve. By DON SHILLING
200TH ANNIVERSARY Philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson shunned Old World Christianity
Emerson has been called America's most influential secular minister. ASSOCIATED PRESS Have you
HERMITAGE, PA. Panel to look into plan to save on '99 bond issue
Mentally ill people will be treated at a house on Richmond Drive. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Boardman Park's commissioners name pavilion for longtime official
BOARDMAN -- Commissioners of the Boardman Township Park District have named a newly constructed
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael J. Kapics, 25, of 4984 Winthrop Drive, Austintown, and
Day to remember the dead from wars past and present
Opinion: There are freshly dug graves of American soldiers this Memorial Day, a reminder that we are a nation
Howland marketing class packs, ships 300 boxes of supplies for troops
Howland marketing class packs, ships 300 boxes of supplies for troops HOWLAND -- Howland High
TODAY AND MEMORIAL DAY
TODAY AND MEMORIAL DAY Check posts for meetings and events. TUESDAY Trumbull County Council,
JOEL KOTKIN AND KAREN SPEICHER Exploring the gap between the pulpit and pew
The war in Iraq exposed the divide between the clerical establishment and the laity. The schism is
NILES Hearing targets mercury storage
It's not certain that the government will move any of its mercury anywhere. NILES --
The Color Blue
The Color Blue Blue is the color of a shoe. Little by little I see this color blue. Umbrellas
FRENCH OPEN Chang giving red clay last shot
At 31, he's ready to hang up his racquet after the U.S. Open. PARIS (AP) -- Every so often,
There's chemistry between YSU and oil refinery
By CYNTHIA VINARSKY VINDICATOR BUSINESS WRITER YOUNGSTOWN -- If Heather Klesch and Brittany
Tracy still bitter over outcome of '02 race
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- A year has gone by, but Paul Tracy's version of events has not changed. He
Proper washing technique keeps whites bright
ASSOCIATED PRESS When white is bright, it's stylish and sophisticated; when white turns dingy,
DIVISION II SOFTBALL Poland seniors lead way in 5-3 win over Mooney
By CHUCK HOUSTEAU VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT HUBBARD -- The Poland High softball team has four
(bal) (ATTN: Book editors)
(bal) (ATTN: Book editors) "The Wandering Hill," by Larry McMurtry (Simon & amp; Schuster,
POLICE CALLS
Summary of police activity for Hubbard: HUBBARD May 13 Theft: A woman in the 20 block of
DIVISION II BASEBALL Anthony Fuller contributes at the plate, in the field, as Poland beats Chaney, 6-2
The Bulldogs play Lakeview today for the championship. By ROBERT J. FUSCO VINDICATOR STAFF
INTERNET The bottom line at Google: ideas first, dollars second
The search engine company continues to resist offering stock. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS Around
HOUSE VOTES
HOUSE VOTES Logging review process The House approved a bill Tuesday, sponsored by Rep. Scott
DIVISION I TRACK AND FIELD Boardman relay sets mark; Spartans have 1-point lead
Austintown Fitch leads the boys standings after four events. By MARK W. MILLER VINDICATOR SPORTS
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: The period rooms
Arms Family Museum of Local History -- 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown, (330) 743-2589: The period rooms
Two calendars, two Taylors, two winners
LIBERTY -- Taylor Wamsley didn't think she'd win. "I had no idea," the 9-year-old fourth-grader
BOXING Pavlik in co-feature July 1; Scrappers' home likely site
Plans should be finalized within a week. SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR AUSTINTOWN -- Undefeated
The Torah, like faith, must be used.
The Torah, like faith, must be used. By D.A. WILKINSON VINDICATOR RELIGION EDITOR LIBERTY --
TEEN SURVEY Alcohol, drugs lead to unprotected sex for 20%
One in six said occasional sex without a condom is not a big deal. WASHINGTON (AP) -- Waiting to
FEDERATED CLUBS
WEDNESDAY XPast Officers will meet at noon for a salad luncheon in the Christman Room of Stambaugh
NUTRITION PROGRAMS In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
FURNITURE Teens want a room with a slew (of stuff)
Furniture makers are trying to cash in on teens' desire to fix up their rooms. CHICAGO TRIBUNE
WARREN Killer seeks IQ testing
Most of the more than 30 spectators were from the murder victim's family. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
"Joyous as the homecomings are for members of our armed forces who prevailed in the battle to
Opinion: "Joyous as the homecomings are for members of our armed forces who prevailed in the battle to
Youngstown Symphony Guild plans annual golf outing June 2
The fund-raiser will be used for educational outreach programs. YOUNGSTOWN -- The Youngstown
COLUMBIANA Summer reading programs are a go
The public library will continue its usual activities this summer. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR
Coroner awaits drug report on body
TRANSFER, Pa. -- Authorities are waiting for toxicology reports before ruling on the cause of death
League elects president
League elects president YOUNGSTOWN -- The League of Women Voters of Greater Youngstown elected
TENNIS Ursuline's Person, Meek headed to state tourney
Richard Baroff of Liberty won his first match, then lost his second. VINDICATOR STAFF REPORT
Women often older but poorer
By KORKY VANN HARTFORD COURANT If you want to live a long life, being a woman increases your
PGA COLONIAL So far, Sorenstam has passing grade
Today's second round will give the LPGA player a gauge of her abilities. FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) --
Soldier's gift of candy bridged language gap
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- Carlo Rubino has spent the past
STRUTHERS Police arrest woman in court for son's trial
If convicted, Robert Meehan faces up to 30 days in jail and a $250 fine. By MARALINE KUBIK
HORIZON BASEBALL Youngstown State wins tournament opener, 9-6
FAIRBORN -- Jim Lipinski and Jim Phillips had three RBIs each, as Youngstown State beat Wisconsin-
ONE ON ONE | Pete Johnson Humane society chief stands up for animals and hunters
What are some of your goals regarding the humane society? We're trying to make it an entity that
Softball qualifers run the gamut
One team has as much experience as any in making trips to the regional, one is hoping to build a
LOTTERY RESULTS
FRIDAY DRAWINGS OHIO Mega Millions, 12-20-31-33-50 Mega Ball, 17 Night drawings: Pick 3,
Senate should restore funding for higher ed
Opinion: When the Ohio House of Representatives received Gov. Bob Taft's budget proposal for the next two
NILES SCHOOLS Chief explains bill for dinner
The money was to come from a grant awarded for improved test scores. By SHERRI L. SHAULIS
MAC continues to explore options
You can't fault Alliance High School for applying to the Northeastern Buckeye Conference. In the
NBA CONFERENCE FINALS
NBA CONFERENCE FINALS (Best-of-7) Wednesday San Antonio 119, Dallas 106, series tied 1-1
WIN, PLACE & amp; SHOW
THISTLEDOWN RESULTS THURSDAY 2nd--Estimated Prophet14.207.80No Tix Only One King
Rendell's approval rating is dropping, poll shows
HARRISBURG (AP) -- The number of Pennsylvania voters who disapprove of Ed Rendell's performance as
LERNERVILLE SPEEDWAY RESULTS
LERNERVILLE SPEEDWAY RESULTS MAY 21 O'Reilly's World of Outlaws Sprint Feature (35 laps): 1.
JORDAN
Opinion: JORDAN Jordan Times, Amman, May 18: It was highly expected that war on Iraq and America's failure
WORLD
WORLD Atari counts on 'Matrix' to boost revenue PARIS -- Atari Inc. reported sales of more than
DIVISION I BASEBALL Fitch knocks off Garfield Hts., 4-3
Elliot Endsley's hard smash drove home the winning run. By BILL SULLIVAN VINDICATOR SPORTS STAFF
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK
FUGITIVE OF THE WEEK Stephen Leflore The FBI and the Mahoning Valley Violent Crimes Task Force
Failure of zone expansion disappoints city officials
There will be more opportunities this year, a senator said. By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER
NATIONAL SPELLING BEE Local champ takes her talent to D.C.
Kelly Morckel will compete for the national Spelling Bee title this week. By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Garden Forum names winners
YOUNGSTOWN -- A spring flower show was held by the Garden Forum of the Greater Youngstown Area on
WORTH A LOOK
CARD PARTIES XRebekah Lodge 608 will hold a 500 card tournament at 11 a.m. June 2, 9 and 16 at the
DIVISION IV SOFTBALL On Velk's two-hitter, Bluejays in title game
Jackson-Milton is regional-bound if it beats East Canton today. CORTLAND -- Corey Velk fired a
New crop of sunglasses will keep you looking cool
BALTIMORE SUN Looking cool has never been so easy as with this year's new crop of sunglasses. From
YOUNGSTOWN Professor touts the importance of workplace ethics
Even janitorial crews can benefit from ethics training, the speaker said. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
WEEKEND DRAWINGS
WEEKEND DRAWINGS Ohio Night drawings: Pick 3, 4-5-8 Pick 4, 3-0-9-5 Buckeye 5, 2-3-10-16-
AGENDA
AGENDA WEDNESDAY United Board of Education, 7 p.m., high school library, to take action on the
A DAY FOR MEMORIES 5 brothers who served taught her about war
By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER BOARDMAN -- Memorial Day, for many, is but one
ST. CLAIR TOWNSHIP Beaver Creek park event to re-create frontier life
This is the event's third year, and organizers hope it will grow in popularity. By NORMAN LEIGH
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Clean carts can save lives
Even if a shopping cart handle looks clean it may be laden with germs that can sicken you or your
Holiday deals
Holiday deals On average, 17 percent of consumers surveyed said they planned to shop for deals
Preparing for chance of layoff
We're hearing a lot about pink slips these days. Everyone from the executive suite to the production
HIGH SCHOOLS Salem's principal, Brink explain contract
The coach's reported salary figure was incorrect, according to Mr. Beatty. By JOE SCALZO
Is it frontier justice?
Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer: Speaking of the terrorists who struck so savagely in Saudi Arabia two weeks
Celebrating memorial's new day
The restored memorial will serve as a gateway into Smoky Hollow. By JOHN SKENDALL VINDICATOR
LIBERTY Postpartum-depression workshop set for June 9
Eighty percent of women experience emotional problems after giving birth. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Pupils present history lesson
The pupils said residents don't know much about the history of Columbiana County. By NANCY TULLIS
HOME ENTERTAINMENT Disney works on new ways for people to watch movies
The company is offering a new way to rent movies without a trip to the store. LOS ANGELES (AP) --
TRUMBULL COUNTY Total revenue exceeds panel's estimate
The additional funds will be used to pay bills, one commissioner says. By STEPHEN SIFF
TRUMBULL COUNTY Referee recommends land around Girard Lakes stay in Mathews district
The referee says because the land is vacant, there is little evidence to review. By TIM YOVICH
HERMITAGE Merchants prepare for super Wal-Mart
One businessman said he began diversifying his operation two years ago. By HAROLD GWIN
INVESTING Asset allocation funds seek balance between stocks, bonds
Fund managers say they make it easier for investors to buy low and sell high. NEW YORK (AP) -- The
Pupils present history lesson
The pupils said residents don't know much about the history of Columbiana County. By NANCY TULLIS
PREP BASEBALL Canfield's Baker fires one-hitter vs. Perry
Boardman defeated Mayfield to earn a showdown with Austintown Fitch. JEFFERSON -- Chad Baker fired
MAKE-BELIEVE EDUCATIONS Internet boosts sales of fake degrees
Two degrees with honors cost about $1,500 at a diploma mill. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS In their
YOUNGSTOWN Man gets 28 years in Wick Park muggings
His co-defendant will be sentenced Thursday. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
INDY 500 Brack's fastest practice speed may not be the norm Sunday
The driver expects Sunday's race pace to be around 222 to 226 mph. THE ORLANDO SENTINEL
DIVISION II BASEBALL
The Bulldogs play Lakeview today for the championship. By ROBERT J. FUSCO VINDICATOR STAFF
AROUND THE HORN Thursday's other games
AMERICAN LEAGUE Blue Jays 8, Yankees 3 NEW YORK -- Carlos Delgado homered twice and drove in
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR | Annie's Mailbox He wants nothing to do with her
Dear Annie: I read your column faithfully every day and hope you can help. My daughter's father,
LAWRENCE COUNTY Commissioners set vote on land in Neshannock
Lawrence County is joining the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR
Gel gives aging males an edge
The success of Viagra has opened the door to products such as the testosterone gel. PHILADELPHIA
Today is Monday, May 26, the 139th day of 2003. There are 219 days left in the year. This is the
Opinion: Today is Monday, May 26, the 139th day of 2003. There are 219 days left in the year. This is the
JOB SEEKERS Divulging pay history is a gamble, advisers say
Advisers say it's best to avoid revealing salary history to potential employers. WASHINGTON POST
Mall averages
Mall averages The average mall shopper spends 77 minutes per visit, goes to 1.3 stores and spends
MAJOR LEAGUE BOXSCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE TIGERS 3, INDIANS 2 11 innings DETROITCLEVELAND abrhbiabrhbi Torres
Rain is a NASCAR regular these days; Concord latest
Full-field qualifying for the Coca-Cola 600 was delayed until today. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS
NHL Devils' coach deflects pressure, sows doubt in Senators' minds
Ottawa's bankruptcy-filed franchise has the fans in its corner. OTTAWA (AP) -- New Jersey Devils
Sale of naming rights for parks is all wrong
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: States are scratching everywhere for new revenue to offset severe budget
Man gets 28 years in Wick Park muggings
His co-defendant will be sentenced Thursday. By DAVID SKOLNICK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
Golfers to scramble for prizes
Proceeds will be used for area projects supported by the club. STRUTHERS -- Golfers are invited to
YOUNGSTOWN Woman receives award for impact on YSU
YOUNGSTOWN -- Jeanne Tyler of Girard, who has a long career of volunteering to organizations across
Pavlik fight set
Pavlik fight set ESPN2 will televise Kelly Pavlik's return to the ring on July 1. C-.
PITTSBURGH Judge's sentence for tax protester: prison and paying
The Beaver County man says he's a state resident but not a U.S. resident. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- A
BASEBALL Maplewood earns return trip to Division IV regional
By JOHN BUTERA VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT STRUTHERS -- For the second consecutive year, Maplewood
HELOISE Cell-phone was incident uncalled-for
Dear Heloise: Cell phones in airports, grocery stores, cars and restaurants are enough of a
Priest appointments in Youngstown diocese
Priest appointments in Youngstown diocese YOUNGSTOWN -- Bishop Thomas J. Tobin has appointed one
DIVISION III TRACK AND FIELD Rivalry in distance events continues
McDonald's and Maplewood's boys and girls battled in the 4x800 relay. By JOE SCALZO VINDICATOR
ST. CHRISTINE'S SCHOOL Current and former pupils say tearful goodbye to longtime teacher
Mrs. Kesner said she was born to be a teacher. By JoANNE VIVIANO VINDICATOR EDUCATION WRITER
All-Breed Stampede dog walk to be held June 14 at Waterworth
A new shelter for animals will be built with proceeds from the event. SALEM -- The Salem Humane
"I saw the earth tremble. I saw people jump from the window of the hotel."
Opinion: "I saw the earth tremble. I saw people jump from the window of the hotel." Icham Mouiss After
GARDEN FORUM Trips planned
Call Eleanor Young, (330) 758-8273, or Dorothy Haddox, (330) 799-1613, for reservations or
Sets of postcards poke fun at disco styles
BALTIMORE SUN Bell bottoms and platform shoes came back. Polyester did, too, only now it's called
JACK WOLLITZ Area fish in lingering springtime patterns
The cool and cloudy weather over the Youngstown area has led to a lingering springtime pattern for
MAHONING COUNTY Koliser arraigned in two shootings
Charges against friends will be resolved within two weeks, the prosecutor said. By PATRICIA MEADE
NBA DRAFT Cavs hit the LeBron lottery
Cleveland's franchise, which has been reduced to a national laughingstock, needed a jolt. AKRON
910TH RESERVISTS
910TH RESERVISTS 10 return home VIENNA -- Ten Air Force reservists assigned to the 910th Airlift
KIDS AND THE ENVIRONMENT An animal attraction
Children want to do their part to save the world and its creatures, a poll shows. By SAMANTHA
ENVIRONMENT What's new in plastics? Corn kernels
Plastic made from corn is more expensive but better for the land. BLAIR, Neb. (AP) -- If America
PITTSBURGH Manager's faith in Goodwin is paid back with solo homer
The Pirates lost for the 13th time in their last 18 games. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Tom Goodwin knew he
IRAQ Seeking fresh intelligence
Weapons search teams are getting revised missions. RUTBAH, Iraq (AP) -- Frustrated weapons hunters
This Memorial Day, new sacrifices will be remembered among families with loved ones killed in Iraq.
This Memorial Day, new sacrifices will be remembered among families with loved ones killed in Iraq.
INDICTMENTS Trumbull County
The following have been indicted by a Trumbull County grand jury: Brian T. Masaitis, 20, North
Environment's uneasy ally
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: No one knows better than Christie Whitman how difficult it is to be the head of
SOCIAL SECURITY
Q. I've been married twice with both of my marriages ending in the death of my spouses. I recently
Today is Tuesday, May 27, the 147th day of 2003. There are 218 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Tuesday, May 27, the 147th day of 2003. There are 218 days left in the year. On this date
VFW auxiliary has officer installation
NEW SPRINGFIELD -- Julie Carter was installed as president during a meeting May 14 of the Auxiliary
CLUB CALENDAR
AUXILIARIES XDistrict 8 Auxiliary will meet June 1 at VFW Post 4192, 3889 Main St., Mineral Ridge.
Koliser arraigned in two shootings
Charges against friends will be resolved within two weeks, the prosecutor said. By PATRICIA MEADE
AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit ends losing streak in 11 innings
The Tigers won for the first time in eight games and avoided a sweep. CLEVELAND (AP) -- Alan
"In Afghanistan, there's also a special problem that one doesn't come across everywhere, which is
Opinion: "In Afghanistan, there's also a special problem that one doesn't come across everywhere, which is
The Ohio company says it's the only domestic producer of metal whistles.
The Ohio company says it's the only domestic producer of metal whistles. COLUMBUS (AP) -- Some
Animal Welfare League sets golf classic
Games and prizes will highlight the event to be held at Avalon South Golf Course. HOWLAND --
TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION LOWELLVILLE -- Anthony Donatelli, a Lowellville native, has been named president
WEDDING RECEPTION Sound of music plays a major role
The couple should take their guests' tastes into consideration as well as their own. SCRIPPS
Associated Press
Associated Press HAPPY DAY: Gordon Gund, right, owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, reacts with
HELOISE Update is given on caring for batteries
Dear Readers: Recently, a question came in about alkaline batteries and if storing them in the
WNBA ROUNDUP Thursday's games
Comets 75, Storm 64 HOUSTON -- Sheryl Swoopes scored 27 points, and Cynthia Cooper added 11 points
WASHINGTON High court to hear religious education case
The Supreme Court will decide when states can pay for religious education. WASHINGTON (AP) -- The
with Pete Johnson
with Pete Johnson Age: 50. Hometown: Summitville. Lives on a farm in Hanover Township.
SYMPTOMS
SYMPTOMS "Baby blues": Crying, irritability and confusion. Postpartum depression: Classic signes
ADVICE Rules for wearing white are meant to be broken
All whites are not created equal and can be tricky to wear. ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK -- White
SALEM -- Blackhawk Automotive Plastics of Salem has received the 2003 Manny Award for manufacturing
SALEM -- Blackhawk Automotive Plastics of Salem has received the 2003 Manny Award for manufacturing
Fair at mosque
Fair at mosque YOUNGSTOWN -- There will be a Fun Fair at the Muslim house of worship Masjid Al-
Old Erie Lodge 3 will hold awards night
WARREN -- Members of Old Erie Lodge 3, F & amp;AM, will meet Tuesday at the Warren Masonic
FARRELL City approves second phase of HOPE VI housing project
More than 30 of more than 140 new housing units are already under construction. By HAROLD GWIN
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
BASEBALL THURSDAY'S SCORES TOURNAMENT DIVISION I Fitch 4, Garfield Heights 3 (8 innings)
Mavericks waiting for better play as Western series enters Game 3
San Antonio's had the lead most of the time, but the series is tied 1-1. DALLAS (AP) -- Two games
WARREN Packard Music Hall makes improvements
Board members have been working hard on additional revenue. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL
Search-based ads click for retailers with a focus on relevance to users
Google's ads are specially marked and displayed with other search results. KNIGHT RIDDER
MASONIC GROUPS
TUESDAY XMiriam Chapter 278, OES, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Youngstown Masonic Temple. Jean Mook
WALL STREET Stock increase encourages analysts
Investors are weighing the effects of the newly passed tax cut, analysts said. NEW YORK (AP) --
Jason Kidd's play on home court has Nets on verge of series sweep
Detroit had no solution for 18 turnovers and a 50-39 rebounding deficit. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.
Commission turns away group
MERCER, Pa. -- County commissioners heard a representative of a local animal rescue group discuss
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,1.97 2.00 Bank One, .84,37.1637.18 Clear
When you enter Wild Birds Unlimited, it's hard to believe you're only a few feet from U.S. Route
When you enter Wild Birds Unlimited, it's hard to believe you're only a few feet from U.S. Route
Wedding business is booming in state that caters to tourists
Hawaii is the wedding destination for tens of thousands of couples every year. HONOLULU (AP) --
HELOISE Washing machine was not the cat's meow
Dear Heloise: I am writing in regard to leaving the lid open on the washing machine after use. I did
SIDELIGHTS For all seniors
American Automobile Association/Seniors For Safe Driving, in conjunction with area businesses and
SENIOR CITIZENS
1418 AUXILIARY X1418 Auxiliary Seniors will meet at 1 p.m. June 5 at The Oak View in Struthers.
COMPANY FEEDBACK System lets workers say what's on their minds
Suggestions are key to company improvement, executive says. WASHINGTON POST You've been there.
'THE SINGULAR PILGRIM' Book recounts adventures of one woman who took a spiritual global journey
A skeptical traveler discovers the power of place. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR In her travels over
Canfield and Canton Central Catholic play at 1 p.m.
Canfield and Canton Central Catholic play at 1 p.m. Take 11 North about 50 miles from 224 and
YOUNGSTOWN -- Howland native Jason Trapp has signed a letter of intent to continue his tennis career
YOUNGSTOWN -- Howland native Jason Trapp has signed a letter of intent to continue his tennis career
TRUMBUILL COUNTY Deputies praised for saving 2 lives
The deputies were on their way to Mansfield to pick up a prisoner. By PEGGY SINKOVICH
Flooding, power outage
Flooding, power outage Minor flooding and a power failure hit Trumbull County when heavy rain,
SPIRITUALITY Heaven and its imagery
People's images of heaven often reflect their experiences of nature or God. SCRIPPS HOWARD