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6-year-old drowns

6-year-old drowns


Church chosen for Bell-Palette Sept. 19 wedding

COLUMBIANA — Tom and Cheryl Bell, 44917 Metz Road, are announcing the engagement of their daughter,

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Winch-Janavitz Oct. 10 wedding to be in Pittsburgh

SALEM — Announced by Margaret H. Winch, 953 S. Lincoln Ave., is the engagement and upcoming marriage

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Card players welcome


Natatorium closed for maintenance

Natatorium closed for maintenance SALEM — The natatorium at Salem Community Center will be closed


Health-care vigil near Northside Sunday

Health-care vigil set


Register for telephone town hall meeting

Telephone town hall


SR 11 bridge work to start Monday

Bridge work to start


Don’t be vexed by street closings for free rock concert downtown

Festival organizers expect to attract 8,000 people for the show Sunday. YOUNGSTOWN — Sunday will


Phantoms bonding in first week of training camp

Team bonding big part of camp By RYAN JONES BOARDMAN — For the Youngstown Phantoms and coach


Area lawmakers hear public cry for help for Ohio workers

The legislative committee hopes to create real recommendations, Sen. Cafaro said. CHAMPION—A


New year, but the same old problem: Browns can’t get into the end zone

CLEVELAND — It’s been so long since the Browns offense scored a touchdown that guard Eric Steinbach


Polivka arrested on violence charge

The Trumbull County commissioner pleaded innocent to the charge that alleges he assaulted his wife


Redskins try to counter Steeler Nation with towel giveaway for tonight’s game

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — The Terrible Towels made for the most embarrassing scenes in recent Washington


Friends collect money for bonds in Masury teen's killing

Two Masury residents arraigned on charges tied to a fatal shooting posted bond. WARREN — Two


YSU’s Wicks is waiting for doctors’ OK to play

He fractured his ankle in the spring game and has had to settle for riding a stationary bike during


Efficiencies of business drive V&M’s annex plea t

Handling of taxes and land cleanup would be easier if 80 acres in Girard became part of Youngstown,


Scrappers fall, 5-4, snap win streak at 4

WAPPINGER FALLS, N.Y. — The Hudson Valley Renegades scored three runs in the first inning and held


Salem, racetrack owner plan Super Nats restart

SALEM — The city of Salem and racetrack owner Dan Swindell have teamed up to restart the former


Hall drives in two runs in debut with Seattle

CLEVELAND (AP) — Bill Hall drove in two runs in his first game for the Seattle Mariners, helping


Youngstown lays off 18 workers; more city job cuts may be needed

The layoffs will save the city $100,000 this year. YOUNGSTOWN — After months of talking about


Every item 50 cents before store closes

STRUTHERS — The Goodwill Store in Giannios Plaza on Youngstown-Poland Road is closing within days.


College 101

Youngstown State University student Mario Sracic helps a freshman move into Cafaro House dorm Friday afternoon. YSU officially welcomes the Class of 2013 at Freshman Convocation 2 p.m. Sunday in Beeghly Center.

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Sounds of insects fill late-summer air

Compared with spring and early summer, late-summer mornings are quiet. Most birds are done nesting.


Opinions vary on annexation of Girard land

GIRARD — Jack Balko would rather see the city take a hit for allowing 80 acres along its border to


Follow these tips to give bettas better life

heloise Dear Heloise: My first pet was a Siamese fighting fish (also known as a betta). I got a


Don’t let stepchild think she can destroy marriage

Kathy mitchell and Marcy sugar \ Annie’s Mailbox Dear Annie: I have raised my stepdaughter,


Lockerbie families to protest Gadhafi

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Relatives of Americans killed when Pan Am Flight 103 was blown up over


Sports schedules

Thursday’s Games AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 7, Seattle 6 Cleveland 11, L.A. Angels 3 Boston 8,


Ragan wins Nationwide race as Kyle Busch wrecks

BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) — David Ragan held off teammate Carl Edwards on a two-lap sprint to the finish


Bucs’ Morton pitches seven strong innings

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Charlie Morton pitched into the seventh inning after a disastrous start in his


Newspaper: Ohio used donations for budget

COLUMBUS (AP) — The state bridged a budget gap by dipping into money donated to fight blindness and


Roethlisberger’s lawyers accused of ‘bullying’ in sexual assault case

RENO, Nev. (AP) — A lawyer for the woman who claims Ben Roethlisberger sexually assaulted her at


New schedule format challenges Notre Dame

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — Nevada, Washington, Washington State and Connecticut aren’t exactly a


New York opens LLWS with 10-2 victory

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Nick Pucciarelli knocked in four runs with a homer and a two-run triple,


YSU offers students advice to avoid swine flu

Incoming freshmen didn’t seem to be overly worried about the flu. YOUNGSTOWN — The federal


CORRECTION

A story in Friday’s edition about the Journey and Heart concert at the Covelli Centre incorrectly


U.S. team DQ’d from 400 relay at worlds

BERLIN (AP) — No fumbling of the baton this time. No final, either. Soon after turning in the


CANDIDATES AND ISSUES | Nonpartisan races

Candidates running for nonpartisan seats in the November general election had to file nominating


New bottle attracts attention

Exal says it is the largest ready-to-drink aluminum bottle in North America and a market first.


Martin on pole for Bristol race tonight

BRISTOL, Tenn. — Mark Martin is trying to give Brian Vickers, a driver half his age, a run for his


selected stocks

selected stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .58, 17.47 .05 Avalon


Protests mark Hawaii’s 50th year of statehood

Protests mark Hawaii’s 50th year of statehood HONOLULU — Hawaii welcomed its entry as the 50th


Sunday news shows | Guest lineup

Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz. CBS’


Michael Jackson burial postponed until Sept. 3

Michael Jackson burial postponed until Sept. 3 LOS ANGELES — Michael Jackson won’t be laid to rest


Smucker profits beat expectations

CHICAGO (AP) — J.M. Smucker Co. said Friday its fiscal first-quarter profit more than doubled and


Public pays respects to Les Paul

MILWAUKEE — Family members, longtime friends and music fans of all ages lined up Friday at a public


Lots of questions to be answered today at OSU

COLUMBUS — The rigors of Ohio State’s preseason camp tire the body and the mind, yet many players


‘X-GAMES 3D: THE MOVIE’

‘X-GAMES 3D: THE MOVIE’ Grade: D Director: Steve Lawrence. Running time: 1 hour 28 minutes.


‘X-Games’ isn’t a movie; it’s a long commercial

“The X-Games,” Disney subsidiary ESPN’s expo of free-style skateboarding, snowboarding, motocross


local topics on tv Sunday programs

“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21): Women’s Equality Day will be celebrated in the


Business digest

REGION Kroger recalls bread CINCINNATI — The Kroger Co. grocery chain is recalling a store-brand


THISTLEDOWN RESULTS

THISTLEDOWN RESULTS FRIDAY 1st—Roadsterolio (Cardoso)3.602.402.20 Sawdust Woody


Obama sends message to Muslims at start of Ramadan

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama on Friday cast U.S. military efforts in Iraq, Afghanistan


Let’s have a lot more women on Wall Street

Opinion: BOSTON — Every year at this time, we prepare to celebrate Aug. 26, the anniversary of women’s


WRTA continues to expand service throughout county

Editorial: It has been eight months since voters in Mahoning County approved a 0.25 percent, five-year sales


2 claim lead in Afghan vote

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Both main candidates for Afghan president claimed to be ahead Friday after


Wanted: A backbone

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Score one for hysteria and lies. Score another for lack of backbone, an


Clergy and congregants loosen their collars

When the heat grips the city, clergy relax dress codes. FRESNO, Calif. — Beads of perspiration


MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Thomas D. Brooks Jr., 30, of 12603 state Route 170,


Lifework is from deeper

Lifework is from deeper calling Parents often talk about the different interests and aptitudes


Former migrant worker about to blast into space

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — He toiled in California’s farm fields alongside his Mexican migrant-


Why does God allow evil to succeed?

Voices of faith: Why does God allow evil to succeed? The Rev. Fran T. Cary, pastor of Trinity


Muslims will fast during sacred month of Ramadan

“O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed for you as it was prescribed for those before you, so that


YOUNGSTOWN

YOUNGSTOWN Layoffs Layoff notices went to 18 city workers — seven full-time employees and 11


Sports digest

YSU Soccer team loses POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. — Marist scored two goals late in the second half en


PRAY 3 DAYS || 72-hour vigil needs prayer partners

72-hour vigil needs prayer partners The event Sept. 10-12 at the Covelli Centre is an interfaith


150th celebration

150th celebration YOUNGSTOWN — Martin Luther Lutheran Church, 420 Clearmount Ave., will celebrate


Swine flu shows up in turkeys in Chile

SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Chile said Friday that tests show swine flu has jumped to birds, opening a


GO&DO || Things to see around the Valley

Today Dances Del Sinchak , 10 p.m. to midnight, Kuzman’s Bar, 1025 S. State St., Girard; (330)


Being a good Samaritan could be a crime

Opinion: Being a good Samaritan should not be a crime. Nor should preventing immigrants from dying of


Americans charged with cruelty toward subordinates

BAGHDAD (AP) — Four American soldiers in Iraq have been charged with cruelty and maltreatment of


STEELERS GAME TIME

GAME TIME Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Washington Redskins When: Today, 7:30 p.m. Where: FedEx


Creamer’s putt gives U.S. lead at Solheim

SUGAR GROVE, Ill. (AP) — Instead of dancing, Juli Inkster dropped to her knees. Paula Creamer made


BIRTHS

BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Health Center David and Kari Washburn, Washingtonville, boy, Aug. 20.


Police seek suspects in several Thursday crimes

Police seek suspects in several Thursday crimes By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. YOUNGSTOWN — An


Metro digest

Meeting on skate park STRUTHERS — The city is having a public meeting for anyone who wants to talk


Lynch’s range shines in ‘Glee,’ ‘Post Grad’

LOS ANGELES — Few actors have r sum s as diverse and extensive as Jane Lynch’s. Just look at her


Program garnered praise and criticism

WASHINGTON — Expiring Monday, the Cash-for-Clunkers program encouraged more than a half-million


17 states report lower unemployment figures

WASHINGTON (AP) — A rebound in the auto industry and federal stimulus money helped lower


Court awaits investigation in case of runaway convert

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — An Ohio teen who says she ran away from home because she feared punishment for


How would you spend last hours of life?

Opinion: COLUMBUS — How would you spend the last 24 hours of your life? What would you eat? Who would you


Years Ago

Today is Saturday, Aug. 22nd, the 234th day of 2009. There are 131 days left in the year. On this


GIRLS GOLF

GIRLS GOLF FRIDAY’S RESULTS Ursuline 205, Lakeview 213 (At Stambaugh) Ursuline — Chase


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