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Daltrey-Townshend land Super Bowl gig
NEW YORK (AP) — The Who will perform at halftime of the Super Bowl on Feb. 7. The NFL announced
Latest concussion doesn’t worry Roethlisberger
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Ben Roethlisberger played one of the worst games of his NFL career one week after
Society Digest
Winter clothing drive LIBERTY — Winter clothing for the needy can be placed in barrels that are
LISA BREWER | MICHAEL KUTY
LISA BREWER MICHAEL KUTY GIRARD — St. Rose Church provided the setting at 2 p.m. Aug. 8 as the
JEAN MARTINI | MYRON CRAWFORD
JEAN MARTINI MYRON CRAWFORD CLARION, Pa. — Jean B. Martini of Poland and Myron G. Crawford of
MICHELLE CROOK | ANTOINE MEYER
MICHELLE CROOK ANTOINE MEYER COLUMBIANA — The Rev. Ken Kelley officiated May 30 at First United
MELISSA ZELINA | RYAN STENGER
MELISSA ZELINA RYAN STENGER EAST LIVERPOOL — Exchanging marriage vows at 4:30 p.m. May 2 at First
MICHELE SOOS | GEORGE JANOSKO
michele soos | george janosko michele soos george janosko PITTSBURGH — The Rev. Patrick O’Leary
DAWN RICCIARDI | RYAN ROBINSON
DAWN RICCIARDI RYAN ROBINSON YOUNGSTOWN — Married at 1 p.m. Aug. 29 at Kidston Pavilion in Fellows
MELISSA FERREIRA | CHRISTOPHER KALAVSKY
MELISSA FERREIRA CHRISTOPHER KALAVSKY KEY WEST, Fla. — The wedding of Melissa Ferreira and
LORIANNE BERNAT | BERNIE GARRAH
LORIANNE BERNAT | BERNIE GARRAH LORIANNE BERNAT BERNIE GARRAH AVON — Holy Trinity Church was the
LOUISE FREY | ROBERT KOTEL
LOUISE FREY ROBERT KOTEL MCDONALD — Louise Ashley Frey and Robert James Kotel, both of 3609 Vicary
ERIN BRODERICK | ANDREW DEAK
ERIN BRODERICK ANDREW DEAK YOUNGSTOWN — Erin Kate Broderick and Andrew Deak were married at 1:30
SARAH WALLACE | SAMUEL JONES
SARAH WALLACE SAMUEL JONES BELOIT — Sarah Lynn Wallace and Samuel Nathan Jones exchanged nuptial
KATHLEEN RAYMOND | WILLIAM MERTEL
KATHLEEN RAYMOND WILLIAM MERTEL KATHLEEN RAYMOND WILLIAM MERTEL YOUNGSTOWN — Kathleen Raymond,
COURTNEY BENNETT | BRIAN SANDERS
COURTNEY BENNETT BRIAN SANDERS CANFIELD — Courtney Leigh Bennett and Brian Clarke Sanders were
SALLY MEGGITT | DR. ROBERT FITCH
SALLY MEGGITT | DR. ROBERT FITCH SALLY MEGGITT DR. ROBERT FITCH BILGOLA, Australia — Sally
DENISE GIBBS | LOREN WHITE
DENISE GIBBS | LOREN WHITE DENISE GIBBS LOREN WHITE YOUNGSTOWN — Married at 3 p.m. Aug. 29 at
KRISTA BOKESCH | MARK DUNLAP
krista bokesch | mark dunlap krista bokesch mark dunlap AUSTINTOWN — The wedding of Krista
KIMBERLY KOHLER | TIMOTHY DIVITO
KIMBERLY KOHLER TIMOTHY DIVITO BOARDMAN — A reception at The Georgetown followed the Sept. 12
CHOL YI | GARY HARRIS JR.
CHOL YI GARY HARRIS JR. BOARDMAN — Chol Yi, daughter of Soon Park and Kyong Hun Yi of Seoul, South
BRENDA BUNGARD | JESSE JAMES
BRENDA BUNGARD JESSE JAMES CANFIELD — Brenda L. Bungard, daughter of Robert and Kimberly Bungard
ELIZABETH BELL | JASON PALETTE
ELIZABETH BELL JASON PALETTE COLUMBIANA — At home in Poland after a honeymoon trip to Arizona are
CHRISTINA HAAS | ANTHONY MANCINI
CHRISTINA HAAS ANTHONY MANCINI BOARDMAN — Boardman United Methodist Church was the setting Sept.
ASHLEY MARTIG | STEVEN MOORE
ASHLEY MARTIG STEVEN MOORE DAMASCUS — The 4:30 p.m. June 20 wedding of Ashley Elizabeth Martig and
DENISE PAVLIK | GREG ALLEN
DENISE PAVLIK GREG ALLEN STRUTHERS — Wedding vows were exchanged at 2 p.m. Aug. 22 at St. Nicholas
Fall seasons provide plenty to savor
A few weeks ago, I was covering a Division II district volleyball semifinal at Boardman High School
Always the funny man
A convalescing clown spreads his joy to other patients at rehab center By JON MOFFETT
Salvation Army serves annual holiday feast to 1,500
A purple dragon and a fat man in red entertained the kids. It wasn’t the turkey for Devon
All in the Family
Twins John, Joe continue Stoops tradition at Mooney By JOE SCALZO One day this season, in the
Flavor of crowd seeps to sideline
John Bassetti Instead of the perch, try the pits. During last week’s Mooney-Poland game at
Firefighters promoted
The new officers were sworn in Wednesday. YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Fire Department has some
Video Athletic League plans tournament
Players as young as 8 can compete with written permission from parents. NILES — The concept of
Phantoms hoping home has skid cure
The Lincoln Stars will play twice this weekend at the Covelli Centre. By JOHN KOVACH
Trumbull drug raid is ‘largest in history’
The crime sweep was dubbed ‘Operation Reclamation.’ WARREN — Eight people, some from Detroit,
2,000 expected to flock to 31st Turkey Trot
WARREN — The biggest running event in the history of the Youngstown-Warren area will be this morning
Mangini backs off injury accusations
BEREA (AP) — Frustration got the best of Browns coach Eric Mangini, who now regrets suggesting the
Family hails Biros ruling
‘Our family is so excited that we can finally celebrate a holiday,’ the murder victim’s sister said.
Truck pulls electrical wires down
YOUNGSTOWN — Ohio Edison work crews were busy repairing electrical lines and supporting poles in the
Area towing company wins award
CORTLAND — A tow truck owned by Harry “Bud” Rodgers, owner of Bud’s Towing, was recently selected by
‘What Thanksgiving is all about’
Sharing a moment before a Thanksgiving service Wednesday at Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church in Youngstown are church members Oliver Eaton and minister Hazel Bradley.
BIRTHS
St. Elizabeth Health Center Rufat and Timara Saleh, Youngstown, boy, Nov. 24. Robert and Alicia
Woman and pup, together again
Opinion: Woman and pup, together again EDITOR: I recently purchased a puggle puppy at Petland in
A special thanks
Opinion: A special thanks EDITOR: Some weeks ago, The Vindicator published a story with pictures of
Much to be thankful for
Opinion: Much to be thankful for EDITOR: On this Thanksgiving, as always, I am thankful for my wonderful
NFL PREVIEW Today’s games
GREEN BAY (6-4) At DETROIT (2-8) Time: 12:35 p.m. TV: Fox CHANNELS 17/62, 8 and 53. Opening
Federer reclaims No. 1 ranking
LONDON (AP) — Roger Federer has reclaimed his spot at the top of the tennis world, securing the
Giants know reeling feeling
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The New York Giants just escaped their own month of misery. So they
Must win? Neither Ravens, Steelers can afford loss
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Back when linebacker Terrell Suggs was wearing anti-Steelers T-shirts during
Gallery show, sale begin Friday
The event will feature performances and artwork by professionals and students. NILES — The Art
holiday songs | 25 most-played
ASCAP’s 25 most-played holiday tunes, as of November 2008: 1. “Winter Wonderland,” Eurythmics 2.
Fitness center closes after 8 mos.
BOARDMAN — Signature Fitness and Health Center, which replaced Club South on Tiffany Boulevard in
Mahoning County Court filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Kenneth M. Zinz, 64, of 5185 Nashua Drive, Austintown, and
Bail for Polanski
Bail for Polanski GENEVA — A Swiss court has approved Roman Polanski’s bail offer of $4.5 million
To draw in holiday shoppers, it’s back to basics for retailers
NEW YORK (AP) — As stores prepare for hordes of Black Friday shoppers and mark down high-definition
Sentencing of business owner postponed
NILES—Sentencing of Robert Leonard, the first business owner convicted under the city’s revised
Play brings message to Powers
YOUNGSTOWN — “I Can’t Stop Loving You,” an original musical by Derrick Brinkley, is getting an extra
HOT TICKETS
Put down the turkey leg and step away from the table — Liquor Box is at Cedars tonight. This
Old school: Pitt old-fashioned, but successful
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pitt is as old school as it gets in college football, and it has nothing to do
Happy holiday, and remember: Be thankful
Dear Readers: Happy Thanksgiving to one and all. We hope you are fortunate enough to be spending the
Americans search for cheaper holiday trips
CHICAGO (AP) — Millions of Americans got an early jump on their Thanksgiving travel Wednesday, with
New-home sales rose 6.2 percent in October
WASHINGTON (AP) — Sales of new homes rose last month to the highest level in more than a year as
House panel to hear concerns over retirees’ pensions, benefits
WASHINGTON — The U.S. House Education and Labor Committee will conduct a hearing Wednesday on the
Years ago
Today is Thursday, Nov. 26, the 330th day of 2009. There are 35 days left in the year. This is
Lambert: No apologies
NEW YORK (AP) — Adam Lambert admits he got carried away with his sexually charged American Music
2 earn MVFC 1st-team honors
YSU FOOTBALL Donald Jones and Mychal Savage were cited by the conference. ST. LOUIS, Mo. —
auditions \ Where to try out for roles
ACTORS “14th annual Stars of Tomorrow.” New Castle Playhouse, Augustine Auditorium, 202 E. Long
Police make arrest in armed-robbery cases
A small handgun was pointed at the Taco Bell manager. YOUNGSTOWN — Police have arrested a city
Cranberries are the fruit of family’s labor
The New Jersey cranberry farm traces its roots to 1868. BURLINGTON COUNTY, N.J. — Under a steel-
Rejuvenated Asleep ready to rock
When an iron is placed on the fire, what is not burned away emerges stronger than ever. That
YSU preps for Pitt
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State men’s basketball coach Jerry Slocum knows that his Penguins have a
Texas wary of Aggies’ potential for upset
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Texas has taken control of its annual series with Oklahoma, gone 15-3
Roethlisberger practices; Steelers release defensive back Ratliff
PITTSBURGH — Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger practiced Wednesday despite sustaining a
Obama’s first pardon: A turkey called Courage
WASHINGTON (AP) — After 10 months in office, President Barack Obama granted his first pardon
Obama to commit US to cutting greenhouse gases
Obama to commit US to cutting greenhouse gases WASHINGTON — Putting his prestige on the line,
Announcement on troop increase set for Tuesday
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will announce his plan to bolster the war in Afghanistan in
WHERE TO GO || ENTERTAINMENT CHOICES IN AND AROUND GREATER YOUNGSTOWN
TheSources Ticketmaster: Macy’s in Eastwood, Southern Park and Shenango Valley malls; and Giant
Virtues, flaws of our Founding Fathers’ principles
Opinion: Americans must rediscover the principles of the Founding Fathers to renew and revitalize America.
Gen-Y’ers find new way to share
Opinion: The turkey sat in the oven. A card table was pushed against the dining room table to make room for
Metro Digest
Two face charges NEW WATERFORD — New Waterford Police Chief Dan Haueter said Wednesday he has
Best bets on TV
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade (9 a.m., NBC): It’s not really Thanksgiving until gigantic
Gen Xers growing tired of being taken for granted at work
CHICAGO (AP) — They’re antsy and edgy, tired of waiting for promotion opportunities at work as their
Salvation Army’s iconic kettles taking plastic to ease giving
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — There could be less jingle in the Salvation’s Army’s hallmark red
Barberton display boasts 35,000 lights
BARBERTON — The City of Barberton will host a display of 35,000 multicolored holiday lights as part
F.Y.I.
Theory of a Deadman to perform in concert AUSTINTOWN — Tickets go on sale at 11 a.m. Dec. 5 for a
Family, friends and church respond in time of need
Opinion: Family, friends and church respond in time of need EDITOR: This is about the people who have
Playhouse Youth Theatre picks up where it left off
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Playhouse Youth Theatre was all set to open its production of “Charlie
Health-care debate enhanced
Akron Beacon Journal: Harry Reid faces a gargantuan task orchestrating the passage of legislation
Johnson 4-peat shadows challenging NASCAR season
HOMESTEAD, Fla. (AP) — It’s too soon for Jimmie Johnson to contemplate his place in NASCAR history.
Stores hope earlier sales can beat penny-pinching
ORLANDO, Fla. — For retailers and holiday shoppers alike, this is a season of lowered expectations.
Business Digest
REGION Gas prices rise As Northeast Ohio motorists prepare to head to their Thanksgiving Day
Spikes hopes to return Sunday
San Francisco 49ers SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) — San Francisco linebacker Takeo Spikes hopes to
Stuff that stocking with music CDs
The holiday shopping season has arrived, meaning once again you have to figure out the perfect gift
‘Wet pajama treatment’ clears eczema for physician’s son
Q. Do you know about the “wet pajama” treatment for childhood eczema? Wet a pair of cotton pajamas
Economy changes office parties
At O’Keefe Communications, employees will celebrate the holidays this year as they did last, with a
Zipper-topped bags are handy for moving
Dear Heloise: We moved many times during my husband’s career in the Navy, and zipper-topped plastic
Never ask ‘why me;’ always say ‘thank you’
Opinion: Advice For Those Of Us Who Are Living With Cancer 1) Change your point of view. Think of yourself
Consumer group warns about toy hazards
WASHINGTON (AP) — Holiday shoppers should look out for toy hazards such as small parts, loud sounds,
QB Quinn supports embattled Weis
QB Quinn supports embattled Weis BEREA (AP) — Brady Quinn’s best game as a pro seemed to make him
Despite Great Recession of ’09, we have reasons for thanks
Editorial: One can understand why some in the Mahoning and Shenango valleys may look cynically upon today’s
Movie listings
Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject
Austintown Township Parks 17th Annual Nature Photography Exhibit
Thirty-six photographers participated with 126 entries. The exhibit was sponsored by the Photo Place
Chia Obama is adman’s effort to honor president
The scene: A crowd at a political rally raises a tumult of adulation. Triumphal music rises.
Self-evident? Perceptions of our constitutional liberties are not without negative tensions.
Opinion: Self-evident? Perceptions of our constitutional liberties are not without negative tensions. By
Covelli experiments with ‘That’s Amore’
YOUNGSTOWN — Covelli Centre is experimenting with a cabaret-style setting for Tuesday night’s
Glimmer of hope: Jobless claims dip, spending rises
WASHINGTON (AP) — In a hopeful sign for the economy, the number of newly laid-off workers filing
Jellyfish swarms decimate Japan’s fishing industry
KOKONOGI, Japan (AP) — A blood-orange blob the size of a small refrigerator emerged from the dark