Icy I-80 closed after accidents; 1 killed


January 26, 2009 at 12:00a.m.

Icy I-80 closed after accidents; 1 killed

kA series of wrecks on black ice resulted in one fatality and the shutdown of a portion of Interstate 80 in Hubbard on Sunday night.

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Valley girls strive to be living dolls

kSydney Ferguson of Austintown poses with her doll at the American Girl fashion show tryouts at St. Michael Church in Canfield. About 300 girls took part Sunday in modeling, talent, poise and likeness to their dolls.

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Hospital CEO urges action for children

jWilliam Considine, president and chief executive officer of Akron Children’s Hospital, which has a facility in Boardman, urges a combined private/nationalized health care system for children.

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BUSINESS

Look before you leap at liquidation sales

kConsumers beware! Liquidation sales are not designed to save you money.

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LIFE&WORK

You can keep trim amid lean economy

kIn these lean economic times, folks are finding ways to pinch their pennies without pinching more flesh around their waistlines.

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SPORTS

Pittsburgh flavor abounds in Tampa

kIntrigue abounds at this year’s unlikely Super Bowl matchup of the Steelers against the team they call Steelers West for all the transplanted former Pittsburgh coaches and players with Arizona.

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Browns name general manager

kBaltimore Ravens pro personnel director George Kokinis has been hired as the Browns’ general manager.

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