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Fraud case indictment
Fraud case indictment YOUNGSTOWN -- A former employee of Waste Management was arraigned Wednesday
HELOISE Injuries were caused by rosemary branch
Dear Heloise: I just got an e-mail from my brother-in-law, Ed, concerning his "granddog," Gretchen.
DETROIT Are lawyers, consultants billing too much in Kmart bankruptcy?
A law firm in Detroit would have charged about half what the one in Chicago did. KNIGHT RIDDER
UPS, FedEx look to diversify in time of economic conflict
Corporate penny-pinching has shippers scrambling. ASSOCIATED PRESS To cut costs when the economy
RELIGION
RELIGION 'Storahtelling' kNEW method called "Storahtelling" aims to get congregants to view
CIA leak warrants independent probe
Opinion: President Bush insists that he wants to know who in the executive branch leaked information to a
RATES RISING | Security Blue
The meeting will be the first of many before the grant's application deadline. By SHERRI L.
Educational program
Educational program KENT -- "Sowers of God's Peace" is the theme of the Catholic Diocese of
ADVERTISING
ADVERTISING POLAND -- The Prodigal Media Company has added four new employees. Karen Brown
BENEFIT Fund-raiser for MS set for Oct. 18
YOUNGSTOWN -- The first Multiple Sclerosis Fall Bike-Skate-Walk event will be held Oct. 18 at Mill
Food warehouse marks its 20th anniversary
The need for its food programs continues to grow in Mercer County. & lt;a
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Bicentennial bell to make the rounds before dedication
The monument on which the bell will be housed is about paid for. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
O's interview Eddie Murray for manager
BALTIMORE (AP) -- Eddie Murray believes he's found the right job at the perfect time. The Hall of
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Mooney's 1987 squad overachievers
The Cardinals became the first team in Ohio history to win state titles in three divisions. By JOE
VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP Lakeview clinches share of title
Springfield remained unbeaten in the Inter-County League. CORTLAND -- The Lakeview High volleyball
PETE ROSE Papers won't be revealed for awhile
The details of the gambling investigation are the property of the Hall of Fame. NEW YORK (AP) --
Two records broken at gourd weigh-off
A Geauga County man broke world records in two gourd divisions. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR STAFF
'Storahtelling' enlivens Scripture
The aim is to get congregants to view Torah readings in a new light. WASHINGTON POST Fourteen
Arabian captures women's division
The Rocky River resident's time was good enough to finish 13th overall. & lt;a
Browns help erase the bitter taste
Cleveland won its first game against Pittsburgh in the Butch Davis era, 33-13. By TOM WILLIAMS
Trumbull fair board conducts elections
BAZETTA -- Trumbull County Fair Board members conducted their reorganizational meeting Saturday at
Each staff member has up to 20 students to mentor.
& lt;a href=mailto:dick@vindy.com & gt;By DENISE DICK & lt;/a & gt; VINDICATOR
Yankees put play in playoffs
Andy Pettitte set a postseason career high with 10 strikeouts in seven innings. NEW YORK (AP) --
The Vindicator
The Vindicator RESTORATION: Kinsman resident Richard Thompson bought this former stagecoach stop
Browns vs. Steelers
Browns vs. Steelers Sentimental softy that he is, Steelers coach Bill Cowher has a wooden chair
The wait is over -- Cubs top Braves
Chicago won its first playoff series since the 1908 World Series. ATLANTA (AP) -- The Chicago Cubs
MINERAL RIDGE Police search home for child porn
The suspect's bond has been set at $1 million. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR TRUMBULL STAFF Police
PITTSBURGH Harris hands out high praise to WR Larry Fitzgerald's play
The coach called last week's effort one of the best he's ever seen. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Larry
Associated Press
Associated Press EXTRA PARTS: Vernon Moore, vice president of manufacturing for Pine Hall Brick
Meditation and prayer lead to Day of Atonement
The Jewish world is in a 10-day period of meditation and prayer with the start of the Jewish New
MAHONING COUNTY After term, Reese plans to seek a higher post
The commissioner has his eye on running for other offices down the road. By BOB JACKSON
NEW CASTLE, PA. Walk-in medical center to open soon
The health group has facilities in six western Pennsylvania counties. NEW CASTLE, Pa. -- Primary
PREVIEW Browns at Steelers
Records: Cleveland 1-3, Pittsburgh 2-2. Time: 8:30 p.m. TV/radio: ESPN, WKBN-AM (570), WNCD-FM
KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SUGAR | Annie's Mailbox Her family can't get past 'Dylan's' rap sheet
Dear Annie: My mother and sister intensely hate my husband of one year. Admittedly, "Dylan" has a
CANFIELD Colleagues to honor retiring educator
Patricia Hura has worked in Valley schools since 1967. By NANCY TULLIS VINDICATOR SALEM BUREAU
HELOISE Doors that open out would be simpler answer
Dear Heloise: As I was reading a recent article, I realized that I was not alone when it came to the
STARTING LINEUPS | YSU vs. SMS
YSU OFFENSE C -- (62) BRENT STEINER (6-3, 300, JR.); (54) -- Bryant Wilson (5-11, 250, Fr.) LG --
STATE CHAMPION Mooney -- 1987
Coach: Don Bucci Season record: 12-1, 3-0 Steel Valley Conference Schedule: Regular season
ERNIE BROWN JR. 5 women set out to change prospects for Latinas
When Wilma Torres and Marilyn Montes were growing up in Youngstown, the roles of Latin girls were
WARREN Auditors note unnecessary fees, other shortcomings to trustees
Township officials were not paid enough, state audit finds. WARREN -- Warren Township paid $600 in
JOHN KOVACH | Colleges Thiry plans for future in soccer
CANTON -- If everything goes as Crystal Thiry hopes, she will own and operate a big soccer complex
PERSONALITIES Hail REDheads
From Queen Victoria to Prince Harry, redheads have been turning heads for centuries. By DEBORA
NUTRITION PROGRAM In the area
MAHONING COUNTY Forum Health At Home offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays at 11 locations in
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Brittny Humphrey reaches 100 goals, but Bristol wins contest
Amber Rasmussen scored all six goals in Bristol's victory over Liberty. By CHUCK HOUSTEAU
KEYSTONE CLIPS Rain leaves a soggy September
This continues to be a very damp year in the Shenango Valley. The Shenango Valley Division of
STEEL VALLEY CONFERENCE EXPANSION Campbell won't jump at SVC offer just yet
There's a chance a multi-tiered league could incorporate many schools. By BRIAN RICHESSON
Columbus runner grabs first place in Peace Race
Jim Jurcevich wanted to gauge himself for an upcoming marathon. & lt;a
G-A-P health program helps the uninsured
G-A-P Care is a discounted fee for services program, not insurance. By WILLIAM K. ALCORN
By MARALINE KUBIK
By MARALINE KUBIK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LOWELLVILLE -- Skip the fast food. Friday night in
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS XAlliance Area Retired Teachers Association will meet for lunch at noon Oct. 17 at
YOUTH PROGRAMS
YOUTH PROGRAMS Youth outreach and evangelism, 3 p.m. next Saturday, House of Prayer, United Holy
VETERANS
VETERANS Disabilities and fire safety The Eastern Paralyzed Veterans Association is offering the
Voula Forosty
Voula Forosty Title: Owner of Hubbard Surgical Fitting Centre, 10 E. Liberty St., Hubbard.
HALLOWEEN | Happenings
A rundown of planned Halloween festivities: MAHONING COUNTY Haunted Hayride of Doom: Future site
WORLD MUSIC
The group will present dance and drum workshops in addition to performing. By TRACEY D'ASTOLFO
Guard units deployed
Guard units deployed NEWTON FALLS -- About 150 members of the Ohio National Guard's 1-107th Armor
TRUMBULL COSTS Official: 'I was afraid to ask'
The commissioner's friend was hired as purchasing director in 2001. By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY
SOUTHINGTON Workers' strike is declared a lockout
The benefits run for 26 weeks with the possibility of a 13-week extension. By DENISE DICK
PEACE RACE Runner tries to get kids involved
John Grantonic will head a nine-member family delegation in the Peace Race. By JOHN KOVACH
SWEDEN
Opinion: SWEDEN Goteborgs-Posten, Goteborg, Sept. 30: In a situation where the United Nations is shortly
8th-graders to take part in disaster-response simulation
& lt;a href=mailto:tullis@vindy.com & gt;By NANCY TULLIS & lt;/a & gt; VINDICATOR
PUMPKIN FANS: Cheryl Muller of Industry, Pa., donned a pumpkin-orange wig as she and her dog Spike
PUMPKIN FANS: Cheryl Muller of Industry, Pa., donned a pumpkin-orange wig as she and her dog Spike
NATION Giving computers power over grid
Researchers say they're a few years away from a self-healing electrical grid. CHICAGO TRIBUNE
STAGE REVIEW 'Brilliant Traces' offers brilliant performances
The actors were perfectly suited to their roles. By GARRY L. CLARK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER
WORTH A LOOK
ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOWS XColumbiana County Career Center Youth Clubs will hold the annual fall craft
Today is Saturday, Oct. 4, the 277th day of 2003. There are 88 days left in the year. On this date
Opinion: Today is Saturday, Oct. 4, the 277th day of 2003. There are 88 days left in the year. On this date
GRAND FORKS, N.D. Black woman becomes rabbi to embrace Judaism
She said she is proud to be Jewish and African-American. GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) -- This area may
MERCER, LAWRENCE COUNTIES Medical insurance premiums for senior citizens to increase
Just how much subscribers pay depends on where they live and their coverage. By HAROLD GWIN
EMPORIUM, PA. Oboe was music to asthmatic man's lungs
Playing the instrument gave Brian Simpson relief from asthma. EMPORIUM, Pa. (AP) -- "Physician,
ROLL CALL \ Votes
The following chart shows how members of Congress voted on key bills and amendments in the last
OHIO Tax board rules against Tyson
The boxer intended to settle in Southington, a parole officer's report says. COLUMBUS (AP) --
More heavenly visitors
Opinion: Chicago Tribune: Go to the backyard or another dark space some starlit night and stare skyward for a
NATION Trade show business moving to Las Vegas
Las Vegas leapfrogs Chicago as the No. 1 place for trade shows. LOS ANGELES TIMES Attending a
RECOGNITION Area Mason honored for leadership
AUSTINTOWN -- During the annual session of the Supreme Council on Sept. 23 in St. Louis, David A.
The Vindictor/William D. Lewis
The Vindictor/William D. Lewis CLOSED: The Division Street Expressway has been closed since
MARTIN SLOANE | Supermarket Shopper Blackout provides topic for winner
What happens to shoppers when the lights go out in supermarket? It's an adventure in verse by Ree
TRUMBULL COUNTY Judge sentences 19-year-old to 20 years for shooting death
Prosecutors agreed to reduce the murder charge to involuntary manslaughter. WARREN -- A 19-year-
THE KOVELS | Antiques and Collecting Shellwork carries mark of seaside locations
Shells have been collected for centuries. In the 19th century, shells were made into souvenirs at
IF YOU GO Cuban dancers
Events featuring Ballet Folklorico Cutumba Santiago de Cuba: PERFORMANCES When: Oct. 17 and 18
PATRICIA C. SYAK | Symphony Notes American composers kick off Masterworks
The Youngstown Symphony Society kicks off the Orchestra's Masterworks and Pops season and presents
MAHONING VALLEY Medieval acting focuses on period's brutality
TCTC seniors study British literature in their English classes. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
CLEVELAND CAVALIERS For LeBron James, media hype is just another day
But for his new teammates, it's a new experience. CLEVELAND (AP) -- The rest of the Cleveland
WRITERS
WRITERS Religion columns The Vindicator is seeking columns from area religious leaders or people
TURNPIKE RIVALRY Steelers wary of slumping Browns
Sunday's game should be a typical one in the intense rivalry. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The Cleveland
SHARON Labor leader urges votes for 4 judicial candidates
It's important to get judges elected who support labor, a spokesman said. By HAROLD GWIN
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Gregory and Brenda Bruno, 3713 Tiffany Lane, Hermitage, Pa., boy, Oct. 3. Todd and
W. MIDDLESEX, PA. Blaze kills firefighter in his home
A state police fire marshal said there were no smoke detectors in the house. By HAROLD GWIN
OAKLAND/RED SOX Zito's dominant pitching helps put Boston on the brink of elimination
After an early rally, Oakland 's starter and relievers made the lead stand. OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)
Each week this fall, The Vindicator will look at all 13 of the area's state playoff football
Each week this fall, The Vindicator will look at all 13 of the area's state playoff football
A lesson in Bosnia for U.S.
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: In November 1995, President Clinton said the United States would send troops to
RAY SWANSON | Keystoner Early surprises in Mercer County football contests
You can talk all you want about parity in the NFL these days, however, the balance of power in
MONDAY IN LIFE & amp;WORK
MONDAY IN LIFE & amp;WORK X Jobless? You've got two choices: Make excuses or go out there and
Federal help for abating lead indicates extent of problem
Opinion: In the past 10 years, 2,500 children in Youngstown have been diagnosed with lead poisoning. And yet
James Toney vows he'll go after Holyfield
LAS VEGAS (AP) -- To hear Evander Holyfield tell it, a lot of his problems in recent fights were the
WARREN Attorney: City refuses to pay half of police officers' pension
The union has filed an unfair labor practice charge against the city. By DENISE DICK VINDICATOR
Staying put
Staying put Don't plan for Campbell Memorial to follow Warren John F. Kennedy into the Steel
B-17 bomb group members sought
A Texas college professor wants to talk to any American veteran who served in a B-17 bomb group in
COLLEGE FOOTBALL Hurricanes lose top runner for rest of season
Frank Gore tore a knee ligament in Thursday's win over West Virginia. CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) --
Adv03
Opinion: Adv03 For release Friday, Oct. 03 Today in History By The Associated Press Today is Friday,
PREP SPORTS AT A GLANCE
THURSDAY'S RESULTS FOOTBALL Non-conference Kennedy Catholic 27, Union-Rimersburg 16 CROSS
Advocates say meditation eases physical, mental pain, helps focus
Meditation practitioners see benefits in health and spirituality. KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS
Crash kills woman
Crash kills woman BUTLER, Pa. -- An Evans City woman died Tuesday after her car crashed into a
THURSDAY'S RESULTS
THURSDAY'S RESULTS Football SOUTH Miami 22, West Virginia 20 Field Hockey Millersville 1,
COLLEGE FOOTBALL AT A GLANCE
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PENN STATE Time's running out for home-field advantage
Despite the Nittany Lions' 2-3 record, don't tell Wisconsin's Barry Alvarez they aren't good.
A new tool for planning retirement
If you're a baby boomer with an investment portfolio that shrank in the first years of the 21st
Division Street Bridge slated for replacement
By ROGER G. SMITH CITY HALL REPORTER YOUNGSTOWN -- The most striking thing standing under the
BIG EAST FOOTBALL WVU takes 'Canes to the limit
No. 2 Miami needed a last-ditch drive to avoid the upset, 22-20. MIAMI (AP) -- Vince Wilfork
U.S. POPULATION Major races
2002 Census Bureau figures on racial makeup: UNITED STATES Total: 277.9 million White: 209.2
SCHEDULE | Baseball playoffs
DIVISION SERIES (Best-of-5) American League New York vs. Minnesota Tuesday: Minnesota 3, New York
COLLEGE FOOTBALL PREVIEW Saturday's area games
MOUNT UNION (3-0, 2-0 OAC) vs. OTTERBEIN (2-1, 2-0) When: 1:30 p.m. Where: Mount Union Stadium,
Three hurt in hit-and-run
Three hurt in hit-and-run YOUNGSTOWN -- A hit-and-run accident on the city's South Side sent three
INSIDE
INSIDE X In less than 21 hours, the Oakland Athletics got one dramatic victory, one easy win and a
DAVE BARRY The telemarketing industry doesn't want to hear from you
I've been writing columns for a long time now, two or three centuries at least. I've written on
Man enjoys entire career staring into face of time
The craftsman says his wife's made-from-scratch cooking keeps him healthy. By CYNTHIA VINARSKY
JFK's Clemente in state golf tourney
HARTVILLE -- Colin Clemente of Warren John F. Kennedy was the area's only golfer to qualify for the
OHIO STATE
OHIO STATE Buckeye fan speaks out Fanfare: I have been a loyal "Buckeye Fan" all of my life.
BIG 12 FOOTBALL Sooners well rested for test from Iowa State
Oklahoma is 13-1 under coach Bob Stoops in games played after a week off. AMES, Iowa (AP) -- Of
BROWNS-STEELERS Cowher sustains winning margin against Cleveland
The Pittsburgh coach carries a 14-4 record into Sunday night's game against his old team. BEREA
U.S. WOMEN'S SOCCER Newcomers bring physical play
Abby Wambach has proven to be a tough player in front of the goal. FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) -- Abby
MAURICE CLARETT Request to disqualify Hayes as judge denied
Today's scheduled pretrial hearing was postponed to Oct. 20. COLUMBUS (AP) -- The son of former
LAWRENCE COUNTY Mangino asks for a full-time assistant
One commissioner wants to use the money to fund a position. By LAURE CIOFFI VINDICATOR NEW
NFL PREVIEWS | Today's games
OAKLAND (2-2) at CHICAGO (0-3) Time: 1 p.m. Radio: WBBW-AM (1240). Series history: Raiders lead
MAHONING COUNTY An uphill battle on court financing
The law letting courts mandate budgets is based on the separation of powers. By BOB JACKSON
CHILDREN'S STROLLERS Toting tubby toddlers
Parents often push the children in strollers because it's easier. By JEANNINE STEIN LOS ANGELES
Gateway win for YSU
Gateway win for YSU kYSU'S Damian Wright, above, sets up a scoring play in the team's 34-7 win
MAHONING COUNTY Judge finds Boardman attorney in contempt of court
The lawyer will no longer receive court appointments in municipal court. By PATRICIA MEADE
IF YOU GO
IF YOU GO 'Annie' When: 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday; 2:30 p.m. next Sunday. Where: Edward W.
MOVIE REVIEW Tarantino's 'Kill Bill' is bloody and brilliant
The ultraviolent film pays homage to Asian martial arts movies. By MILAN PAURICH VINDICATOR
Top-seeded players remain alive as tennis tournaments proceed
BOARDMAN -- The top four seeded singles players in the Division II sectional tennis tournament
Fitness and Wellness Expo
Fitness and Wellness Expo YOUNGSTOWN -- The Department of Human Performance and Exercise Science
Bill-paying advice
Bill-paying advice FARRELL -- "How Do I Pay My Bills" is offered through the Farrell office of
NHL Penguins' officials still hopeful for new arena, deny team for sale
The next few months are important as the team pursues an arena deal. PITTSBURGH (AP) -- The
Bonds total $1 million in pandering charges
NILES -- Bond was set at $500,000 on each of two charges against a man already facing felony
WORLD CUP ROUNDUP Thursday's games
Germany 7, Russia 1 PORTLAND, Ore. -- Germany scored three goals in a five-minute span of the
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Church offers to take Civil War monument
An effort by an area group is under way to keep the monument right where it is. By NORMAN LEIGH
WASHINGTON Institute turns people into spiritual directors
Directors help others be aware of God's presence in their life. WASHINGTON POST WASHINGTON --
MEDICAL RESEARCH Age reduces flu shot's effectiveness
As the flu vaccine was made safer, it became weaker. By SHARI ROAN LOS ANGELES TIMES Flu
EMPLOYMENT Retirees return to job market
Bad news for teens: Some companies prefer retirees over younger applicants. CBS MARKETWATCH SAN
Dana series offers diverse lineup
Classical Indian and Russian country music are part of YSU's world music series. YOUNGSTOWN --
Washington Post
Washington Post NEW LIFE: At Adat Shalom synagogue in Bethesda, Md., Amichai Lau-Lavie and Franny
PENNSYLVANIA Cat-trap groups run afoul of the law
Trapping and neutering stray cats violates state regulations, the game commission says. HARRISBURG
Garden forum presents awards during Autumn Flower Show
YOUNGSTOWN -- Garden Forum of the Greater Youngstown Area presented awards at the Autumn Flower Show
Group: Top-notch schools will draw businesses
Quality education can help draw business to the area, officials said. & lt;a
Syria seeks U.N. rebuke of airstrike
Israel's raid was a new tactic in its effort to stop Palestinian terrorists. UNITED NATIONS (AP)
Tax break for company
Tax break for company WARREN -- Trumbull County commissioners were expected to approve a tax break
Tiger placed in local sanctuary
The tiger will be quarantined before meeting the sanctuary's other 45 cats. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
YSU FOOTBALL Offense better, but jury still out
The Penguins must slow Southwest Missouri State's running game. By PETE MOLLICA VINDICATOR
BOXING Legends of Leather Hall of Fame sets banquet for Oct. 12
Trainer John Russell will be the featured speaker. WARREN -- The 17th Legends of Leather Boxing
PROGRAM Women's health event is scheduled for Oct. 23
Screenings, a style show and a panel discussion will be featured. LIBERTY TOWNSHIP -- "Women's
Former lawmaker urges support for steel tariffs
Opinion: Former lawmaker urges support for steel tariffs EDITOR: I am a former member of the U.S. House
HISTORICAL KINSMAN Tour offers view inside 8 places
A church and the public library are also included in the biennial tour. By REBECCA SLOAN
Bicentennial bell to make the rounds before dedication
The monument on which the bell will be housed is about paid for. By NORMAN LEIGH VINDICATOR
Valley woman becomes the nation's oldest person
The local resident has hinted the secret to her longevity is in her genes. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
Parents should help children understand family finances before they leave home. H5
Parents should help children understand family finances before they leave home. H5
By GARRY L. CLARK
By GARRY L. CLARK VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER Members of the Boardman-Poland Junior Women's League
Agencies and programs funded in part by the United Way of Trumbull County are:
Agencies and programs funded in part by the United Way of Trumbull County are: The American Red
CHICAGO BUS CRASH Ex-Valley resident among 8 killed
The former resident enjoyed scuba diving and taking underwater photos. STAFF/WIRE REPORTS
LIMELIGHT
LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements POLAND -- E.H. Duncan The Bath & amp; Kitchen Center has
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP, PA. Ground to be broken for sports complex
Grand opening is planned for mid-April. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR SHARON BUREAU GROVE CITY,
BOX: This 61/2-inch-long shell-covered shoe is really a box. It is made of blue-painted cardboard.
BOX: This 61/2-inch-long shell-covered shoe is really a box. It is made of blue-painted cardboard.
LAWRENCE COUNTY Officials seek to get back money from realty company
Just how much subscribers pay depends on where they live and their coverage. By LAURE CIOFFI
MARY JO NAGY | Pets In dire situations, have plans in place
Humans plan for many things, including their own funerals. However, there are several situations
WINNING NUMBERS | Sept. 27-Oct. 3
OHIO Friday 10/3 Night drawings: Pick 3, 7-2-4 Pick 4, 8-1-9-9 Buckeye 5, 11-12-17-18-36 Mega
'The Healing Arts'
'The Healing Arts' HERMITAGE, Pa. -- The Womancare Center of UPMC Horizon, 875 N. Hermitage Road,
CURRENT PRICES Around the nation
Current prices are recorded from antiques shows, flea markets, sales and auctions throughout the
Book gives insight into adolescence
By SETH STERN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Writing a book about Maryland middle schoolers forced
Today is Friday, Oct. 3, the 276th day of 2003. There are 89 days left in the year.
Opinion: Today is Friday, Oct. 3, the 276th day of 2003. There are 89 days left in the year. On this date
Knight Ridder Tribune
Knight Ridder Tribune GROWING: Meditation is becoming more popular, but some people have been
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED
STOCK, DIVIDENDBIDASKED Avalon Holdings,2.30 2.38 Bank One,.84,39.6939.97 Clear Channel, 40.61
How low are the prices, really?
By DON SHILLING VINDICATOR BUSINESS EDITOR Lured by the promise of lower prices on thousands of
BASEBALL
BASEBALL The Rondinelli Tuxedo 16-younger team -- will conduct tryouts for the 2004 season.
TRUMBULL CASE Official: 'I was afraid to ask'
The commissioner's friend was hired as purchasing director in 2001. By STEPHEN SIFF and PEGGY
SOCCER Howland and Poland win in Metro Conference
Alliance and Niles played to a 2-2 tie. HOWLAND -- Mike Maiorano scored the winning goal on an
Operatic performance
Operatic performance FRANKLIN, Pa. -- Seraphim Choir from Youngstown will perform Verdi's dramatic
Poverty numbers grow
Opinion: Detroit Free Press: That's how many people in America live in poverty, according to the latest U.S.