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Get lost!
Who knew that getting lost could be such fun? PORTSMOUTH, R.I. (AP) -- After retracing their
Fans happy despite exhibition loss
It seemed like the SteelHounds were making up for their offseason time away from hockey during an exhibition game Friday...
Shop spans, fulfills needs
The year-old company is adding workers for a multimillion-dollar project. By DON SHILLING
New Jersey pushes site for eco-tourism
One state official has called the area 'a hidden gem.' NEWARK, N.J. (AP) -- New Jersey's
Danielle Miller, Scott Rainey to wed in February
YOUNGSTOWN -- William and Nancy Miller, 1924 Overlook Ave., are announcing the engagement of their
Reporters reflect on faith and politics
One journalist said religion is a flawed political tool. By AGNES MARTINKO The tables were
AGENDA SUNDAY
Agenda Sunday ACTION (Alliance for Congregational Transformation Influencing our Neighborhoods)
Catholic Charities will be host of 9th Voice of Hope Dinner
WARREN -- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Youngstown will host its ninth annual Voice of Hope
Regional Business Digest
REGION Supplyroom moves to Belmont Avenue LIBERTY -- The Supplyroom has moved from Boardman to
HUNTER, TRAPPER EDUCATION
HUNTER, TRAPPER EDUCATION INFORMATION -- Ohio: call (800) WILDLIFE Pennsylvania: (814) 432-3187.
Challenge for church: Curb that complaining
Hundreds of people have joined the effort to stop the criticism. KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Thou shalt
Gauging the gap in retiree benefits
Be prepared to invest more if your pension is frozen. DALLAS MORNING NEWS DALLAS -- Which
AGENDA MONDAY
Agenda Monday Newton Falls School Board, 6:45 p.m., 907 Milton Blvd. Canfield Township trustees,
Polka Mass and dance
Polka Mass and dance LOWELLVILLE -- A polka Mass is planned for 4:30 p.m. Oct. 28 at Our Lady of
Business, politics mix at event
Sam Covelli said he expects to expand to nearly double his number of employees. By ED RUNYAN
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ATHEISTS IN COURT How they fared
The watchdog organization Freedom From Religion Foundation has sued over violations of the church-
It's time to get ready for winter
Over the last two weeks the forest outside my window has turned from green to gold with colorful
Investors want W-P to drop merger plans
One group says it would invest up to 100 million in the company if it were permitted. MORGANTOWN,
Time for a single, sensible smoking policy in Ohio
Opinion: Time for a single, sensible smoking policy in Ohio EDITOR: I'm tired of unnecessary government
The campaign had lessons on good nutrition and good citizenship.
The campaign had lessons on good nutrition and good citizenship. YOUNGSTOWN -- Pupils in Ohio and
Stinky bait helps to catch catfish
Think it's just a fish tale? Read what happened. By LEW FREEDMAN CHICAGO TRIBUNE SIOUX FALLS,
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Joseph's Family Birthplace Heather Linebaugh, Warren, girl, Oct. 13. Melvina Golden
For some, it's all about the bling
Consumers spend 1 billion a year on cell phone accessories. COLUMBUS (AP) -- For Denise Albert,
Don't worry about the cold -- there's still plenty of action
Plummeting temperatures sent a shiver across northeast Ohio this week and likely promoted changes in
JCC offers after-school programs
Physical, mental and artistic courses are available. YOUNGSTOWN --The Jewish Community Center of
St. Elizabeth Family Birthplace
St. Elizabeth Family Birthplace Matthew and Katarzna Spiewacki, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 12.
Atheist groups see a rise in numbers
Some groups have grown by almost 90 percent in the past few years, one official said. MCCLATCHY
9 schools honored by state
The honor recognizes outstanding school efforts in special education. YOUNGSTOWN -- Seven schools
Station kicks off member drive
The station tries to raise about 200,000 annually from its listeners. By HAROLD GWIN VINDICATOR
Fewer oranges mean less green
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Orange juice prices, already at historic highs, are expected to climb further
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Keith M. Monaco, 27, of 7339 West Blvd., Apt. D, Boardman, and
Popular YouTube has adverse effect on machine maker's site
Confused Internet users shut down a manufacturing company's Web site. TOLEDO (AP) -- YouTube's
Rwandan to speak
The woman lost several family members in the genocide. YOUNGSTOWN -- A survivor of the Rwandan
The following students were awarded bachelor's degrees unless otherwise noted:
The following students were awarded bachelor's degrees unless otherwise noted: TRUMBULL BUSINESS
Visit to China planned
Participants are responsible for raising the money for their trip. YOUNGSTOWN -- A three-week
Pope to proclaim 19th-century Indiana nun a saint
The canonization offers a respite from the recent sex-abuse scandals in the church. TERRE HAUTE,
The Chautauquan Daily
The Chautauquan Daily MAKING A POINT: Ray Suarez, senior correspondent with The NewsHour with Jim
Wedding date set by Miss LoSasso, Mr. Newingham
Joy LoSasso, 4305 Smokerise Drive, Stow, and Michael R. Newingham, 1729 Wiltshire Road, Akron, are
Selected Stocks
STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .46, 22.91 --.04 Avalon Holdings,6.91.28 Clear
Hundreds to participate in '06 youth convention
Two experts in youth ministry will give keynote addresses. YOUNGSTOWN -- The 2006 Diocesan Youth
Parents announce date for Penwell, Schiraldi rite
Plans for the upcoming marriage of Danielle Penwell and John Schiraldi, both of 24 S. Main St.,
The Vindicator
The Vindicator SPARKS FLY: Chad Goddard, an employee at Amrod Bridge & amp; Iron in Sharon,
w/ Harrison mug
To attend conference BOARDMAN -- Victoria Wallace, a sixth-grader at Glenwood Middle School, has
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ALDERSON-BROADDUS COLLEGE, PHILIPPI, W.VA. Amber Brunton, a freshman creative writing/marketing
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St. John's schedules 17th Festival of Icons
Two priests and a layman will present the program featuring five lectures. WARREN -- St. John's
Holy Name Church to mark 90th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN -- Holy Name Church, 613 N. Lakeview Ave., will observe its 90th anniversary and 89th
No. 3 tire maker borrows 1 billion
Goodyear workers say they are determined to continue their strike. AKRON (AP) -- Goodyear Tire
BLOOD DRIVES | Dates and locations
TODAY St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call
COLUMBIANA COUNTY
COLUMBIANA COUNTY Divorces asked Christine Kitzmiller, 648 S. Bandy Road, Alliance, v. Sam
REGION
REGION Annual fall auction LORDSTOWN -- The Youngstown Area Tropical Fish Society will have its