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The Valley's Talking: Saturday at Panera's in Canfield. Be there.
Bertram will be joined by guest co-host Mark Sweetwood.
Governor to discuss education plan here Monday
Gov. Ted Strickland is scheduled to tour Lloyd Elementary School in Austintown Monday.
Salem folks recall glory days of Timberlanes
SALEM — Mayor Jerry Wolford said he hopes that someone will buy the Timberlanes. He spoke today
Philadelphia man gets prison time for New Castle shootings
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — A Philadelphia man was sentenced to 20 to 40 years in prison for a shooting at the
Warren woman gets probation in chase that injured two city cops
WARREN — A city woman who pleaded guilty in November to a felony charge after she led Warren police
Drug task forces make arrests in Warren, Ashtabula
NILES — Two regional drug task forces made arrests Thursday after lengthy investigations — one of
Girard man gets prison time for raping children
WARREN — William M. Cvetkovich, 67, of Hancock Street, Girard, has been sentenced to nine years in
Dann’s campaign committee spent money, but collected none
Ex-Attorney General Marc Dann’s campaign committee spent $131,448.76 during the last six months of
Test drill at Columbiana County Courthouse gets passing grade
LISBON — The Columbiana County Emergency Management Agency gave a grade of B to the first security
Voters urged to pass Beaver Local renewal school levy Tuesday
STAFF REPORT ROGERS — Sandi DiBacco, the superintendent of the Beaver Local School District, wants
Shenango Valley Mall will be sold
HERMITAGE, Pa. — The Shenango Valley Mall will be sold when credit markets improve, said an official
Cancer awareness program will launch Feb. 7
AUSTINTOWN — The SirViBear Cancer Survivorship Awareness Program will be launched Feb. 7 when the
Layoffs at Severstal Warren grow
WARREN — Layoffs are growing a Warren steel mill that shut down its steel-making operations in
Ohio’s motorcycle rider education program registration begins Monday
COLUMBUS –— The Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Motorcycle Ohio Rider Education Program
Former East Palestine City Hall for sale — again
EAST PALESTINE — The building that housed City Hall for close to 10 years is for sale — again.
South Side fire leaves family homeless
YOUNGSTOWN — A mother, her four children and her nephew were left out in the cold after their home
Eight people take the oath to become new American citizens
YOUNGSTOWN — These people became U.S. citizens in a Thursday naturalization ceremony before Judge
Legal aid seeks volunteers
YOUNGSTOWN — Community Legal Aid, a nonprofit firm serving the civil needs of low-income people, is
Charity spin-a-thon Feb. 7 at YMCA
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown YMCA will have its eighth annual Spin-a-thon on Feb. 7.
Lottery replaces winter whiteout with green for these guys
YOUNGSTOWN — Two Valley residents are seeing green despite the winter whiteouts.
Horticultural experts to conduct seminar
Horticultural experts to conduct seminar YOUNGSTOWN — On Feb. 19 the Men’s Garden Club of
CLUB CALENDAR
ATHLETIC GROUPS • Boardman Little Spartans will have a general membership meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Boardman trustees meeting this afternoon
This meeting replaces the Wednesday session canceled for snow.
Howland holds off Canfield for 50-48 win
A defensive play by the Tigers’ Megan Long secured the victory in the final seconds. YOUNGSTOWN —
Killer of diner owner, 89, gets 30 years
A plea deal canceled a trial and the possibility of a death sentence for the Youngstown man.
Canfield’s Trebilcock brothers pool their talents
Junior Garrett and sophomore Gavin have different personalities and different practice habits, but
Penguins fall short again
Another poor night at the foul line cost the YSU men in a 67-61 loss to Wright State. YOUNGSTOWN
Bountiful blessings arrive early for Struthers family
YOUNGSTOWN — As the saying goes, “Good things come in threes.” But when the doctor told Walter
Penguins go cold vs. Flames
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown State women’s basketball team has had some poor shooting nights this
Rooney and Pittsburgh may rule thanks to the NFL’s ‘Rooney Rule’
The policy opened the door for the Steelers to hire Mike Tomlin, who could deliver the team its
High court reprimands judge, prosecutor
This is the first time either man has been reprimanded by the top court. WARREN — The Ohio
Orlando shuts down LeBron, Cavs, 99-88
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The Orlando Magic are looking more and more like a contender in the Eastern
Pact has Valley leaders thinking green
Some communities already have implemented changes that coincide with the pact. YOUNGSTOWN —
Here’s how to remove stains from whiteboards
Dear Heloise: I work at a high school in Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe in Belgium. We
GM layoffs force Lordstown village to cut costs with insurance change
Village employees will have a much higher deductible. LORDSTOWN — Village council has approved
Strickland still mum on budget specifics
The governor did offer the potential of increasing tipping fees charged by landfills. COLUMBUS
MAHONING COUNTY
MAHONING COUNTY Divorces asked Krystina L. Brookhart, 4495 Kirk Road, Apt. 15, Austintown, v.
WHERE TO CHEER
WHERE TO CHEER Some area bars and restaurants are starting Super Bowl celebrations early with pre-
Strickland goes here, there and everywhere
Opinion: Gov. Ted Strickland’s State of the State address was similar to buckshot. There was a main target
A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard:
A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard: HUBBARD Jan. 25 Assault:
FOOTBALL POOCH: When Sunday rolls around, even Cinnamon the dog will be cheering on the Steelers as
FOOTBALL POOCH: When Sunday rolls around, even Cinnamon the dog will be cheering on the Steelers as
4th-quarter losses force Kodak to plan more cuts
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — The digital revolution did away with 40,000 jobs at Eastman Kodak Co. over
Don’t be buffaloed: Chicken abounds for Super Bowl
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Buffalo’s football team won’t have a place in this year’s Super Bowl hoopla,
Are deportations under Obama’s radar?
Opinion: Barack Obama becomes president, and Haitians with deportation orders are put on notice: You’re outta
NATION
NATION Online program details car’s history for consumer NEW YORK — The Department of Justice
Stocks fall amid fresh worries
The Dow dropped 226 points Thursday. NEW YORK (AP) — Caution returned to Wall Street Thursday as
Place blame for crisis
Opinion: President Obama is right that we all need to do our part in this “new era of responsibility.” But
Life for blowhards tough with Obama
Opinion: Poor Hugo Chavez! Watching President Barack Obama’s first measures after taking office, Venezuela’s
World financial leaders asking ‘Why?’
Opinion: DAVOS, Switzerland — This year’s gathering of the world’s financial and political elite at the World
Even in troubled times, Strickland forges ahead
Editorial: Even in troubled times, Strickland forges ahead Gov. Ted Strickland earned extra credit Wednesday
Zeal for Steelers
Here we go: Valley fans, businesses gear up for game Black and gold bleeds across state
Australian open Serena seeking fourth crown
She’ll meet Russian Dinara Safina in the women’s final on Saturday night. MELBOURNE, Australia
Cleveland State rolls easily past Detroit
CLEVELAND — Norris Cole scored 21 points as Cleveland State pulled away in the second half to defeat
Cardinals’ Fitzgerald aspires to greatness
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Larry Fitzgerald soars above the outstretched arms of defenders, caresses the
Timberlanes of Salem closes
Patrons of the landmark Salem restaurant and bar expressed sadness at the news of its closing.
1.3M people left without power in 5 states after ice downs lines
PPADUCAH, Ky. (AP) — Storm-battered residents of several states hunkered down in frigid homes and
THE GAME
THE GAME Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Hines Ward, (SB XL), born in South Korea, and Washington
Kelsey McGregor sets mark in Falls’ win over Brookfield
The senior set the school’s record for points with 1,048, surpassing the 1,047 from Desiree
Tuition freeze likely to stay
Just how much money the state is offering is expected to be revealed Monday. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Quinn replaces Blagojevich as governor
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Gov. Rod Blagojevich was thrown out of office Thursday without a single
Case of frozen man stands as a symbol of Detroit’s attitude
DETROIT (AP) — In an abandoned warehouse, the image was stark and shocking: two denim-clad, lifeless
Be a winner: Celebrate Super Bowl, drive sober
Super Bowl Sunday: Don’t drink and drive. The money you save in court costs for driving drunk can be
2 suspects indicted in invasion of home
Police said a woman was taken to the basement and raped during the crime. YOUNGSTOWN — Two
Teachers reminisce about fallen Marine
David Wallace III was remembered as quiet, friendly and a hard worker. SHARPSVILLE, Pa. — Before
U.S. economy sinks deeper as Dow, joblessness and home sales worsen worsendworsenorsen as economy skids more
WASHINGTON (AP) — Week by week, the numbers that measure the economy get worse, heading toward
Calamity days used in some districts
CINCINNATI (AP) — Some school districts in Ohio and nearby states hit by severe weather have run out
J-M board OKs bid for wiring at school
Most of the money will be used for computer wiring. NORTH JACKSON — The Jackson-Milton Board
Hagan wants more of stimulus to boost passenger rail service
YOUNGSTOWN — State Rep. Robert Hagan of Youngstown, D-60th, joined with state representatives from
Couple wrote suicide notes, FBI expert says
Couple wrote suicide notes, FBI expert says GALVESTON, Texas — A couple accused of beating the
Lottery numbers add up to $ for two from Valley
Lottery numbers add up to $ for two from Valley YOUNGSTOWN — Two Valley residents are seeing green
Job wasn’t problem in deaths, police say
WHITEHALL, Ohio (AP) — A man who police say shot and killed his wife and their two children in a
Green Pact
Green Pact Participants Twenty-two public entities in Mahoning and Trumbull counties signed a
Colo. man indicted in threats to kill Obama, blow up Mall of America
DENVER (AP) — A Colorado man has been indicted on charges of threatening to kill President Barack
FBI witness tells about suicide notes
GALVESTON, Texas (AP) — A couple accused of beating the woman’s 2-year-old daughter to death and
Social Security number required for tax credit under stimulus bill
WASHINGTON (AP) — Illegal immigrants without Social Security numbers could not get tax credits under
Girard considers options for 422 site
GIRARD — City officials are hoping to generate additional revenue and spark business with a small
Los Angeles Times
WASHINGTON — The bad economic news keeps piling up. On Thursday, three milestones showing the
BLACK HISTORY MONTH | Local events
A listing of local events to celebrate Black History Month in February. Youngstown State
First Daughterz for sale
First Daughterz for sale Chicago Tribune: A couple of years ago, when former Atlanta Falcons
“We want to be part of the international community. I think Hamas has no interest now to
Opinion: “We want to be part of the international community. I think Hamas has no interest now to increase
Afghanistan postpones election over concerns about security
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghanistan will postpone its presidential election until Aug. 20, some
‘Skate 2’
‘Skate 2’ (EA Games) for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 Genre: Sports; Rating: T Grade: B For more
Army plan seeks to halt suicides
WASHINGTON (AP) — Suicides among U.S. soldiers rose last year to the highest level in decades, the
Today is Friday, Jan. 30, the 30th day of 2009. There are 335 days left in the year. On this date in
Today is Friday, Jan. 30, the 30th day of 2009. There are 335 days left in the year. On this date in
‘THE UNINVITED’
‘THE UNINVITED’ Grade: B Directors: Charles and Thomas Guard Rating: PG-13 for vulgar
Essence Music Festival adds extra spark
Headliners include Beyonc , John Legend and Teena Marie. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Essence Music
“Friday Night Lights” (9 p.m., NBC): It’s not too late to join the boosters club
“Friday Night Lights” (9 p.m., NBC): It’s not too late to join the boosters club for “Friday Night
Photographer to turn camera on 70 for project
YOUNGSTOWN — Melanie Rae Moore is gathering the people in her extended network — all 70 of them —
‘Uninvited’: welcome guest in horror genre
It’s not a slasher film. An effective blend of thriller and horror — of “The Hand that Rocks
Greenville Orchestra sets concert with barbershoppers
GREENVILLE, Pa. — The Greenville Symphony Orchestra will be joined by the Penn-Ohio Singers for its
Neither vulnerable. East deals.
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There's plenty of local zeal for the Steelers
Black and gold bleeds across state lines.
In a good way, club owner has funny feeling about the Valley
A local comedy club owner said he wants patrons to keep coming back for more laughs. BOARDMAN
Doctor to late wrestler pleads guilty in drug case
Doctor to late wrestler pleads guilty in drug case NEWNAN, Ga. — The personal doctor to a
Lack of counseling leads to questionable behavior
Dear Annie: My son, who is now 18 and still living at home, was sexually abused by one of his
New home sales post 14.7% decline in Dec.
The stimulus plan includes a $7,500 tax credit for first-time home buyers who act in the first half
“Bride Wars” (D): This cliched comedy tosses out stereotypes about female materialism
“Bride Wars” (D): This cliched comedy tosses out stereotypes about female materialism and cattiness
Despite record loss in ’08, Ford to forgo federal loans
Ford and the UAW have agreed to end the jobs bank. DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — Ford Motor Co. said
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