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Boardman school board accepts teacher resignation
BOARDMAN — The board of education approved the resignation of Scott Hunter, the Boardman High School
Jury begins penalty phase Tuesday in Bennie Adams’ murder case
YOUNGSTOWN — The jury will likely begin deliberating early Tuesday afternoon whether Bennie Adams
Homeowner charged after shots fired at sign vandals
WARREN — A pair of teen-aged boys thought they were playing a prank by knocking down a John McCain
Ex-YSU president is a commissioner candidate in Florida
YOUNGSTOWN — Former Youngstown State University President Les Cochran is diving into politics, but
YSU breaks ground on $34.3 million College of Business Administration
YOUNGSTOWN — The ground breaking for the new Williamson College of Business Administration building
Lawrence Co. man charged with second sex assault involving a child
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — A man charged in the rape of a 3-year-old girl is now also charged in the sexual
Pro-Obama rock stars to perform at Chevrolet Centre Wednesday
YOUNGSTOWN — You might have to “fight for your right to party,” but there’s no need to fight to
First snow fell today
YOUNGSTOWN — It was just a trace, but it was the first snowflakes to fall this winter season in the
Food workers union keeps pressure on Nemenz
A union is keeping the pressure on local grocer Henry Nemenz even though he closed his store in
Area trick-or-treat times
A listing of trick-or-treat hours and other Halloween events by county as submitted to The
Capital murder trial of Terrance Tate starts Nov. 10
YOUNGSTOWN — The capital murder trial of Terrance Tate will begin as scheduled on Nov. 10 despite
Michael Davis will finish his life in prison
YOUNGSTOWN — Michael A. Davis has been sentenced to 310 years in prison for the Jan. 23 house fire
Bridge, repaired after damage, to reopen this week
VIENNA — The Niles-Vienna Road bridge over state Route 11 will be back open again by Friday
Roadblock produces eight drunk driving charges
BOARDMAN — Members of the Mahoning County Operating Vehicle Impaired Task Force made eight drunk
Westminster College welcomes new president
NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. — Dr. Richard H. Dorman has been installed as the 14th president of Westminster
Davis to be sentenced for murders this morning
YOUNGSTOWN — The city’s worst mass murderer learns today how many life sentences he’ll serve for the
Public invited to update on Smoky Hollow project
YOUNGSTOWN — Wick Neighbors Inc. with Youngstown State University and Turning Technologies invites
Youngstown man charged with assault, domestic violence
YOUNGSTOWN — A North Side man faces numerous charges after being accused of assaulting his
Students working for J-M levy
Passage of the renewal levy won’t mean added taxes for residents, the students say. NORTH
High school Soccer - Tournament Preview
REGIONALS Boys Division II Pairing: Cardinal Mooney (16-3) vs. CVCA (16-2-1) When: Tuesday, 7
Center-snap safety opens gates to Steelers’ 21-14 loss to Giants
Pittsburgh was unable to hold on to a 14-9 lead. PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Steelers,
Niles parade draws candy-loving kids
The turnout for the parade increased this year. NILES — Wee wizards, tiny terrors and small
Drug tests to begin for Youngstown cops, officials
The mayor said he’ll take a test whether his name is drawn or not. YOUNGSTOWN — The mayor, law
Browns upend Jaguars
Cleveland won for the second time in three games and gained ground on the first-place Steelers.
Officials: Renewal of levy to avoid cuts
The two levies for the Mahoning County Mental Health Board generate about $4 million a year.
N.D. routs Huskies, ex-coach on road
The Irish’s 33-7 romp extended Washington’s winless streak to seven games. SEATTLE — Junior
Ryan, Wilson and LaTourette have funds, trend on their side
If money plays a big factor in congressional races — and historically it has — the incumbent U.S.
Texans rout Bengals for third straight victory
Houston continued its strong comeback by swamping Cincinnati, 35-6. HOUSTON (AP) — The Houston
‘Freethinking Women’
‘Freethinking Women’ YOUNGSTOWN — Toni Van Pelt, executive director for Public Policy, Center For
Child Abduction Response Team adds Boardman officers
BOARDMAN — Eight police officers, the social services manager and four chaplains from the Boardman
Olympic hangover
Washington Post: Recently, China made permanent the single most conspicuous gesture toward political
Homers lift Phils to third win, 10-2
The Phillies moved within one game of their first championship since 1980. PHILADELPHIA (AP) —
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS • Holy Trinity Romanian Orthodox Church, 626 Wick Ave., will have a Chinese auction
New Castle schools plan
New Castle schools plan NEW CASTLE, Pa. — The city school district’s strategic plan is on display
Johnson stays atop NASCAR standings
Johnson stays atop NASCAR standings Carl Edwards won Sunday’s Sprint Cup race in Atlanta, but
ysu
ysu Hockey team ranked YOUNGSTOWN — The YSU men’s hockey club is nationally ranked for the first
$100,000 reward offered
$100,000 reward offered CHICAGO — Jennifer Hudson and her family are offering a $100,000 reward
Today is Monday, Oct. 27, the 301st day of 2008. There are 65 days left in the year. On this date in
Today is Monday, Oct. 27, the 301st day of 2008. There are 65 days left in the year. On this date in
Ohio ranks sixth in the nation in soybean production.
Ohio ranks sixth in the nation in soybean production. United Soybean Board
BRITAIN
BRITAIN The Daily Telegraph, London, Oct. 22: It was once, euphemistically, called spending a
ESPECIALLY EVENTFUL
‘They’re winners in their hearts’ at memorial meet About 60 special-needs swimmers took part in
Ohio’s electoral votes are like gold
Ohio’s diverse demographics make the state a barometer for the race to the presidency. COLUMBUS
Health care key issue in Arizona
Opinion: WASHINGTON — On Election Day, Arizonans can give the nation the gift of a good example. They can
Married live-in leaves her in limbo
Dear Annie: “Daniel,” the guy I’ve been seeing for two years, is a married man. I didn’t know it
Youngstown schools’ future hangs in a financial balance
Editorial: Each school district in this region that has a levy on the Nov. 4 ballot can make the case that
Automakers push for vehicles to have key roles on TV
NEW YORK (AP) — In this fall’s TV season, a secret agent speeds around in a Chevrolet Camaro, a man
Time to fly to space without the shuttle
Opinion: Among the many tough decisions facing the next president is the future of our civilian space
John McCain blew it by steering off course
Opinion: In endorsing Barack Obama, Colin Powell said he was disappointed and troubled by John McCain’s
Aneurysm talk
Aneurysm talk HERMITAGE, Pa. — Dr. Christopher Esper, a vascular surgeon with the UPMC Horizon
Lumber industry out on a limb
Employment in the lumber industry is falling as the housing industry suffers. JACKSON, Miss. (AP)
Monday's Best Bets on TV
“The West Wing” marathon (10 a.m., Bravo): Few things can fill you with more patriotic fervor than
Answers to weekly quiz
Answers to weekly quiz Q. Vulnerable, as South you hold: xK J 10 7 uA 9 5 3 v7 4 wK 9 8
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Hubbard Public Library trustees board, 5:15 p.m., Schafer Conference Room, 436 W.
“A critical pillar to market competition and free markets did break down. And I think that, as
Opinion: “A critical pillar to market competition and free markets did break down. And I think that, as I
Saturday’s loss tough to swallow
What is it about Northern Iowa’s football team that Youngstown State has so much trouble defeating
Winslow defends criticism
CLEVELAND (AP) — Browns tight end Kellen Winslow says he thought he was doing the right thing when
Methane from landfill being turned into fuel
GROVE CITY, Ohio (AP) — Trash is being turned into gas near a landfill outside Columbus, where
Is vote fraud being ignored?
Opinion: Is vote fraud being ignored? EDITOR: There is a terrible thing going on in this presidential
Amy Poehler of ‘SNL’ gives birth to son
Amy Poehler of ‘SNL’ gives birth to son NEW YORK — “Saturday Night Live” just won’t be the same
Valley native takes acting talent online
The graduate of Mathews High plays ‘Mystery Man’ on StrikeTV’s ‘With the Angels.’ Timothy Lee
Amy Ray struggling as solo act
The artist said it’s hard to establish herself in her new role. When Indigo Girls member Amy
TRUMBULL COUNTY
TRUMBULL COUNTY New complaints Huntington National Bank v. Orenthal C. Magazine et al,
Butler will host Beatles tribute
YOUNGSTOWN — The Butler Institute of American Art, 524 Wick Ave., will host its annual Beatles
SCHEDULE Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay
SCHEDULE Philadelphia vs. Tampa Bay Wednesday, Oct. 22: Philadelphia 3, Tampa Bay 2 Thursday,
ON THE FAIRWAYS Sunday’s pro golf events
Frys.com Open SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Cameron Beckman tapped in a par putt on the second playoff hole
Briscoe takes wins after Power crashes into wall on 17th lap
SURFERS PARADISE, Australia (AP) — Ryan Briscoe thought Sunday’s Indy 300 was a great way to cap off
campaigning in ohio By the numbers
Number of trips Republican John McCain has made to Ohio since becoming his party’s nominee. Number
Regional Business Digest
REGION Canfield Twp. plaza signs several tenants CANFIELD — A new plaza being built on Boardman-
Sunday’s Games
Sunday’s Games Miami 25, Buffalo 16 Washington 25, Detroit 17 Dallas 13, Tampa Bay 9 New
Patients admitted to hallways as way to ease ER crowding
A study found no harm to patients moved to upper-floor hallways. CHICAGO (AP) — There’s no phone
Saturday (late) Night Live: Phillies win in wee hours
Game 3 of the World Series ended early Sunday at 1:47 a.m. in the ninth inning. PHILADELPHIA (AP)
U.S. military prepares for potential crises in presidential transition
WASHINGTON — The U.S. military, bracing for the first wartime presidential transition in 40 years,
Tennessee’s Thornton likes facing Indianapolis
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee linebacker David Thornton won’t hide it. He really enjoys
ROUNDUP Sunday’s other games
Saints 37, Chargers 32 WEMBLEY, England — A trans-Atlantic trip was just what Drew Brees and the
A listing of trick-or-treat hours and other Halloween events by county as submitted to The
A listing of trick-or-treat hours and other Halloween events by county as submitted to The
RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney
Sunday: The Hartford native had a disappointing day at Atlanta Motor Speedway, finishing 41st in the
CONGRESS | 17th, 6th and 14th Districts
Two candidates are running for the 17th and 14th Congressional District seats while three are
An accidental role model
A career path interrupted turned out to be a real blessing. Roscoe Orman never set out to be
JACKSON-MILTON
JACKSON-MILTON School levies The Jackson-Milton Local School District has placed on the Nov. 4
Candidates hit hard in battlegrounds
Candidates hit hard in battlegrounds WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican John McCain declared “I’m
Katie Griswold: ‘I love scoring [104] goals’
The senior forward and Mooney are ready for the regional tournament. YOUNGSTOWN — When
Revisit U.S. nuclear policy, military urges
The U.S. is overdue to retool its nuclear strategy, the Joint Chiefs chairman says. WASHINGTON
he mental health board’s five-year, 0.85-mill property tax levy is up for renewal on the Nov.
he mental health board’s five-year, 0.85-mill property tax levy is up for renewal on the Nov. 4
MOUNTAINEER RESults
MOUNTAINEER RESults Sunday 1st—Cuyahoga R (Spieth)5.003.002.40 Max Out (Parker)3.002.80
Seahawks best bumbling 49ers
The 49ers lost their fifth straight game in coach Mike Singletary’s debut, 34-13. SAN FRANCISCO
Man charged with domestic violence
YOUNGSTOWN — A North Side man faces numerous charges after being accused of assaulting his
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED Marques L. White The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is asking
U.S. warns Iraq over military accord
The country’s Sunni Muslim vice president said the implied threat caught Iraqi leaders by surprise.
PLAYOFFS: Cardinal Mooney and Ursuline, state finalists last year, return to the postseason.
Cardinal Mooney and Ursuline, state finalists last year, return to the postseason. Thirteen
Grieving families will appreciate this etiquette from others
Dear Heloise: Please advise your readers to be considerate and discreet in regard to a
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