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YSU women play well but lose again
The Youngstown State women’s basketball team turned in one of its finest performances of the season
Lisbon man critical after Youngstown shooting
YOUNGSTOWN — A 39-year-old Lisbon man, Robert McMaster, was in critical condition Saturday night in
Navy center changes command
Navy Lt. Cmdr. Fredrick S. Vincenzo, a 1993 graduate of the Naval Academy, took change of the Navy
Hickey is interim leader at TMH
WARREN — Todd Hickey has been appointed interim president and chief executive officer of Trumbull
Boardman trustees to meet Sunday about revenue, expenses
BOARDMAN — Township revenue and expenses will be the topic when Boardman Township trustees have a
NASCAR warns Stewart, Busch
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Tony Stewart and Kurt Busch were ordered to steer clear of each other
Pens win to take over first place
PITTSBURGH (AP) — If Evgeni Malkin keeps playing like this, Sidney Crosby may have an unexpected
VIDEO: Political talk with Bertram and Dr. Bill Binning
VIDEO: Political talk with Bertram and Dr. Bill Binning
Kids show their knowledge at science fair
YOUNGSTOWN — A big concern for Brett Wilson is global warming and its potentially devastating
Civil War-era characters in one-man show
YOUNGSTOWN — Charles Garlick died nearly a hundred years ago, but this Black History Month he will
Criminal justice fair is Feb. 16
YOUNGSTOWN — Where can you find a bomb robot, doughnut-eating contest and McGruff the Crime Dog?
4,200 can get school vouchers
YOUNGSTOWN — At least 4,200 children in the tri-county area are eligible to apply for state
How’s Mayor Jay Williams doing?
YOUNGSTOWN — A cold evening inside one of the city’s most historic buildings more than five years
Gulf is wide between 2010 believers and cynics
YOUNGSTOWN — Seven years ago, they said the Youngstown 2010 plan could change the city’s fate.
Toledo mayor pulls plug on Marines’ training
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — The mayor of Toledo, Ohio, pulled the plug on a plan by Marine reservists
Yahoo board starts to devise response to Microsoft’s bid
Microsoft has until March 13 to propose a new slate for Yahoo’s board. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Yahoo
East Fairfield United Methodist Church holding a Jesus party
Jesus party NEW WATERFORD — East Fairfield United Methodist Church, 45675 state Route 517, just
Relationships among man, victims emerge
The city worker stabbed both his estranged wife and a woman with whom he’d sought a relationship.
Shooter had fought with city hall long before he killed 5
The mayor was hospitalized in critical condition, and a newspaper reporter was ‘satisfactory.’
Eagles soar to defeat L. East
Warren Harding clinch a share of the Steel Valley Conference title. YOUNGSTOWN — David Colbert
Hannon close to record
NEW WILM-INGTON, Pa. — Craig Hannon, a senior guard for the Westminster College basketball team from
Scoring outbursts carry McDonald past M. Ridge
Lance Ronghi scored 24 points to lead the Blue Devils. MINERAL RIDGE — In a hard-fought battle
U.S. scrambling to keep Afghanistan pact intact
Editorial: Two top Bush administration officials sought this week to put a positive spin on the U.S.-led war in
Poland seals MAC title
The Bulldogs poured in 32 points in the first quarter en route to an 86-71 win. POLAND — The
Adventures in agriculture
COSI on Wheels, an interactive science exhibit, visited Market Street Elementary. BOARDMAN —
Blaney hopeful entering season
The Trumbull County native is driving for Bill Davis Racing. HIGH POINT, N.C. — If the testing
Cribbs ready to say Aloha
The Browns’ speedy kick-return specialist hopes to streak in the Pro Bowl. Let the last be
Bankers to teach savings lessons
Almost 90 percent of youths have not taken a class in personal finance, studies show. WASHINGTON —
Canadian singer Feist just having fun
The 32-year-old is up for four Grammys on Sunday. NEW YORK — Feist’s musical palette contains
In crises, remember God’s power is with us
The promises of God are real and his faithfulness will never fail us. We have nothing to fear as
Local association meetings
ASSOCIATIONS X Northeast Homeowners and Concerned Citizens Association will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday
Rallying for Hillary Strickland: Clinton has what it takes
The governor helped kick off the Youngstown-area Clinton campaign. AUSTINTOWN — Gov. Ted
Austintown man arrested on rape charge
YOUNGSTOWN — Eric D. Johnston, 48, of Howard Avenue, Austintown, was arrested at his home on a
April wedding set for Jaclyn Morris and Joseph Steiner
X Jaclyn A. Morris and Joseph W. Steiner, both of 1851 Township Road 1255, Ashland, plan to marry in
Crosby practices, unsure on return
The Penguins’ ace still is nursing an ankle injury. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Sidney Crosby practiced with
Shuttle appears undamaged, check shows
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Atlantis’ astronauts spent their first full day in orbit Friday
Deaths mount in tornado’s wake
The first wave of funerals took place Friday. LAFAYETTE, Tenn. (AP) — The Rev. Michael L. Welch
’Hounds’ playoff hopes take a hit in 5-1 setback
Youngstown’s hopes hinge on must-win games tonight and Sunday. YOUNGSTOWN — Score round one of
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP - Expecting growth
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP Expecting growth Here are three major projects resident can look for soon.
Auto sellers begin to brace, prepare for turbulent times
Auto dealers are preparing for rough times. DETROIT (AP) — When thousands of U.S. auto dealers
Lenten services and programs planned
YOUNGSTOWN — The Midlothian Ministerium plans a series of Lenten evening services, all scheduled at
Charges mulled in Warren gambling
The house was making 75 percent of wagers at Treasure Island, leaving customers with 25 percent,
KINDERGARTEN Registration
KINDERGARTEN Registration Schools are beginning to register children for kindergarten for the
Boardman’s Simione in Coaches Hall of Fame
Boardman’s Simione in Coaches Hall of Fame BOARDMAN — Eric Simione, head coach of the Boardman
CW smacks down pro wrestling series
NEW YORK (AP) — Pro wrestling is getting smacked down by the CW network. The long-running “Friday
SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR
‘“I stand at the door and knock,” says the Lord. What a wonderful privilege that the Lord of
Tough day leads to muddled leaderboard
Tim Herron holds a one-shot lead at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am. PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Tim
EILEEN W. NOVOTNY Background
Eileen W. Novotny is a certified spiritual adviser. “I’ve had a vocation ... a calling to this,” she
Applications available for festival art show
YOUNGSTOWN — The 10th Annual Summer Festival of the Arts is accepting artist applications for the
Author: Evolution theory called racist
The museum’s founder isn’t the first who has tried to tie Darwin with racism. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP)
LOCAL TOPICS | Sunday news programs
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m. Sunday on WFMJ-TV 21; and 7 p.m. Wednesday on Time Warner Cable
Luncheon, fashion show planned as fundraiser for Altrusa Club project
POLAND — Altrusa Club of Youngstown has planned a Sweetheart of a Lunch to be held Thursday at
Today is Saturday, Feb. 9, the 40th day of 2008. There are 326 days left in the year. On this date
Today is Saturday, Feb. 9, the 40th day of 2008. There are 326 days left in the year. On this date
“Jackass: 24 Hour Takeover” (noon, MTV): Johnny Knoxville and pals are in charge, so
“Jackass: 24 Hour Takeover” (noon, MTV): Johnny Knoxville and pals are in charge, so close your
New trick can teach an old dog
Dear Heloise: When my aged dog’s kidneys began to fail, the doctor suggested that in addition to
Minnie Bryant, John Taylor to be married
X YOUNGSTOWN —Announcing their engagement and plans for their upcoming marriage are Minnie (Rosie)
Ohio State University seeking alumni award nominations
COLUMBUS — The Ohio State University Alumni Association is seeking nominations for its 50th annual
For hectic lives, rabbis will make office calls
People interested in reconnecting with their faith can call these rabbis. NEW YORK (AP) — Jewish
James has late surge to net win
The Cavaliers, missing four of their top seven scorers to injuries, rallied to win. ATLANTA (AP) —
Preschool earns another accreditation
The local program is among the first to meet the new higher standards. BOARDMAN — Boardman United
Speaking on splits in Baptist church
As Bill Clinton tells the story, it wasn’t your typical Baptist prayer breakfast. The guest of
Vross-Steinbrunn troth announced, wedding planned
X BOARDMAN — A spring wedding is planned by Angela Vross and Daniel Steinbrunn, both of 407
Pupils dress down, help center by donating
YOUNGSTOWN — Pupils at Youngstown Christian School normally must adhere to the school dress code
Poll: To end recession, pull out of Iraq
About leaving Iraq: 65 percent of Democrats say it would help the economy. WASHINGTON (AP) — The
Program to fund teaching of importance of farming
COLUMBUS — A new grant program would provide funding for schools to teach youngsters about the
Missing man sought
Missing man sought YOUNGSTOWN — Anyone who knows the whereabouts of Albert D. Byrd III, 33, of
People becoming Catholic to mark Rite of Election
YOUNGSTOWN — Within the six-county Catholic Diocese of Youngstown, there are 388 men, women and
‘Shirley’ is manipulated by control a freak
Dear Annie: I am a very active 65-year-old widower and have found a 60-year-old lady with whom I
Her visa denied, Winehouse won’t perform at Grammys
LONDON (AP) — Amy Winehouse will not attend this year’s Grammy Awards because her request for a visa
Mass and reception planned Feb. 17 for health care workers
YOUNGSTOWN — The 12th annual White Mass will be held at 10:30 a.m. Feb. 17 at St. Columba Cathedral,
Man surrenders in wife’s shooting death
The indictment contends that the defendant was a chronic alcoholic. LISBON — A Wellsville man
Program connects farmers, consumers consumers consumers
YOUNGSTOWN — City resident Elsa Higby has a new concept for Youngstown: Buy local. The 41-year-old
Will Daughtry be heard but not seen at Grammys?
Will Daughtry be heard but not seen at Grammys? BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Daughtry has four Grammy
HIRING TIPS
HIRING TIPS For cleaning help Katie Burkey, owner of Molly Maid in Girard, offers the following
Business news digest
REGION Indalex lays off 20 at Niles extrusion plant NILES — Indalex laid off 20 workers this
Canfield swim team breaks six records
The Cardinals placed second in the sectional meet behind Akron Firestone. AKRON — The Canfield
Drug offenders need action, not words
Opinion: Visiting Baltimore last week, President Bush shared his struggles against alcohol addiction with
Mayor says he’ll veto plan to buy 6 police cars at once
The mayor said the city administration must be aware of its spending. GIRARD — Plans to buy
Burglary victim surprised by identity of one suspect
The same three suspects are charged in two break-ins involving the same victims. CANFIELD —
Friday's boys basketball results
FRIDAY’S RESULTS BOYS BASKETBALL AREA Mooney 69, Chaney 59 Warren JFK 61, East 55 Warren
Testimony: Condition of body prevented cause-of-death ruling
The prosecution in the trial of a former Canton police officer rested its case Friday. CANTON (AP)
Couple gets probation for endangering
YOUNGSTOWN — A Mahoning Avenue couple who pleaded guilty to reduced charges of child endangering
Stewart, Busch center of wreck in Speedweeks
It is uncertain if they will be punished by NASCAR. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Speedweeks got off
Chrysler plans cuts in products, dealers
The automaker is looking at cutting the number of models by up to half. DETROIT (AP) — Chrysler
Electric chair outlawed
The ruling was made in the case of a man who killed a 3-year-old boy and fed the body parts to a
“Let my prayer come before thee: incline thine ear unto my cry.”
“Let my prayer come before thee: incline thine ear unto my cry.” Psalm 88:2
Absentee ballots to set a record
COLUMBUS (AP) — Election officials expect the number of Ohio voters using absentee ballots for the
Portable scales help police to catch overweight trucks
Ohio’s fines for overweight trucks were last increased in 1988. DAYTON (AP) — When police go
U.S. law to cut into port profits
A new federal law could force vacationers to change cruise plans. PORTLAND, Maine (AP) —
Striking writers scrutinize proposal
The walkout could end Monday if the contract is accepted. LOS ANGELES (AP) — The now 3-month-old
Three Trumbull arrests linked to meth probe
Meth is a problem in northern Trumbull County, the sheriff says. BLOOMFIELD — For months,
Delta-Northwest merger expected to trigger others
Will United and Continental be far behind? DALLAS (AP) — The Delta-Northwest combination inching
U.S. allies strike, alleging police chief runs death squad
BAGHDAD, Iraq — Members of U.S.-allied citizen brigades, which are credited with helping to tamp
Gates links war in Iraq to Afghanistan shortage
MUNICH, Germany (AP) — Lingering anger in Europe over the U.S. invasion of Iraq explains why some
3 shot to death in college classroom
The shooter left class and came back with a gun, fired six rounds, reloaded and shot herself in the
The big word in Liberty: growth
The township administrator said major projects are on the horizon. LIBERTY — Business leaders
REBATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Here are the details
Beginning this spring, more than 130 million people will get rebate checks from the government in
Presidential contests for both parties today
Washington offers 78 delegates for the Democratic hopefuls. WASHINGTON (AP) — By their presence,
‘Barber Shop Quartet’ is a family affair
Opinion: Recently while waiting my turn for my monthly haircut at Matt Polkovitch’s All Ohio State
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace
St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace Kurtis and Ricquita Townsend, Youngstown, girl, Feb. 7. Tim
N. Falls finishes 12-0 in league
Lakeview, Crestview, Leetonia and Western Reserve were also winners. NEWTON FALLS — The Newton
No TAC at stake, but Champion, Eagles play hard
Missing inside shots hurt Hubbard in a 68-62 loss. HUBBARD — Though both teams were eliminated
Democrats continue to rake in donations
Democrats are still counting votes in New Mexico. WASHINGTON — Nearly tied in convention
Phantoms are subdued, but retain second place
Derek Grogan and goalie Beau Christian led the Rangers’ 6-2 victory. BOARDMAN — Derek Grogan
The 21st annual Youngstown Professional Firefighters Awards dinner
FIREFIGHTER AWARDS Honorees The 21st annual Youngstown Professional Firefighters Awards dinner
Man, 20, charged in stabbing death
LAKE MILTON — One stab wound killed a 28-year-old Diamond man, the coroner said. The death of Eric
Mooney rallies to spill Chaney, 69-59
L.J. Sutton, Mike Gemma and Tim Marlowe spearheaded the Cardinals. YOUNGSTOWN —Once Cardinal
Man charged in fatal stabbing
LAKE MILTON — One stab wound killed a 28-year-old Diamond man, the coroner said. The death of Eric
Clinton will unify the GOP in the fall
Opinion: LOS ANGELES — Forewarned, Democrats now are forearmed — not that they will necessarily make sensible
Settle Indian trust case
Opinion: Seattle Times: An exasperated federal judge has reached a logical conclusion regarding a century of
Cardinals rule
Cardinals rule The Canfield High boys swimming team broke four school records and one meet record
2 charged in arson are brothers of man held in fire that killed 6
The house police say they torched is near the house where six died. YOUNGSTOWN — The two younger
Voinovich endorses McCain’s candidacy
COLUMBUS (AP) — U.S. Sen. George Voinovich of Ohio has endorsed fellow Sen. John McCain’s
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