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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
TNR lists its animals on Petfinder.com
TNR lists its animals on Petfinder.com WARREN — TNR of Warren recently joined other animal welfare
Salem halts Campbell rally, surges to fourth win, 32-14
CAMPBELL — The turning point in the Salem-Campbell Memorial High football game Friday night came in
Wow of a weekend
Peace Race, Oktoberfests, Penguins, Buckeyes, Phantoms will keep Valley kicking Staff Report
Valley farmer serves up fresh idea
Valley farmer serves up fresh idea By D.A. WILKINSON Columbiana County’s long history of
Rebels remain King of the Hill
Crestview’s quarterback leads 35-14 romp By TOM WILLIAMS COLUMBIANA — Just like last fall, the
Boardman’s back: Spartans top Hoover
BOARDMAN — If the Boardman Spartans expected to state their case for a postseason berth, then
Hospitals in the Valley tread cautiously, optimistically toward H1N1 flu treatment
Health-care workers will be among the first to be vaccinated. Area hospitals are gearing up
Skiba brothers help Ridge rally past Springfield, 26-19
MINERAL RIDGE — At 5 p.m. on Friday, Mineral Ridge High football coach Joe Stevens got a call from
State cuts, bonuses eat up new YSU revenue
This fall’s increase in tuition will help cover uncertainties in state funding next year.
YSU hosts Missouri State
The Penguins will try for their second consecutive conference win. By PETE MOLLICA YOUNGSTOWN
Horse owner faces suit over car accident in ’07
The crash occurred in the early hours of Sept. 30, 2007. YOUNGSTOWN — A Coshocton woman has sued
One in four helped by United Way
The charity’s 2009 financial campaign goal is $2.5 million. YOUNGSTOWN — The United Way of
Phantoms open inaugural USHL season vs. defending champs
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown Phantoms begin play in the United States Hockey League tonight, when
Union Twp. supervisors postpone decision on liquor-license transfer
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Union Township supervisors have put off a decision after a public hearing on
Area station owner restructures, leaves bankruptcy
By DON SHILLING The Los Angeles company that controls four area television stations has emerged
Furry squatters about to lose their home
Kittens peer out a window of the abandoned house at 52 Seventh St. in Campbell where they've been living and which soon will be demolished in a program to rid the city of 137 dilapidated structures.
Governor playing semantics with taxes
Opinion: COLUMBUS — That whole tax freeze dealio that Gov. Ted Strickland announced last week, the one that’s
Millions of adjustable-rate mortgages will reset higher in a few years
WASHINGTON — Take a look around the corner. Millions of adjustable-rate mortgages are going to
W. Reserve hangs on to defeat Wellsville
BERLIN CENTER — Western Reserve High football coach Andy Hake knows that winning doesn’t always look
Dryer gets out dog hair
Dear Heloise: I have four rescue dogs and slipcovers on my couches. I have spent hours and a fortune
There’s help for depression
Dear Annie: I am a 50-year-old woman who has struggled with depression for nearly 30 years. I’ve
Metro digest
More than 40 to enlist VIENNA — More than 40 people will gather in Hangar 302 at the Youngstown
Kempe’s moment in the sun
AUSTINTOWN — Rich Kempe quietly gushes while reflecting on his moment in the sun during the 1978
Rediscovering bison, prairie life
When Columbus discovered the New World in 1492, the approximately 1 million American Indians who
Indiana eyes new legacy against Ohio St.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — After 125 years of college football, Indiana is trying to start a new legacy
Anglers know fishing is an art
To those who are not so fortunate to have become anglers, the world of fishing would seem to be a
Health overhaul is closer than ever yet still far off
WASHINGTON (AP) — Eight months in office, Barack Obama has now pushed closer than any other
Suspect in Aug. 11 slayings arrested
The capital-murder suspect will be arraigned Tuesday morning. YOUNGSTOWN — The North Side man
Show your support for the NAACP
Opinion: The fall season is usually the time when the area’s minority-rights advocacy groups have their major
Te Elias scores 3 TDs; Lakeview rallies to defeat Newton Falls
CORTLAND — During the Lakeview-Newton Falls halftime show, a Lakeview High band member made a fellow
Canfield defeats East High 23-0
By CHUCK HOUSTEAU CANFIELD — The Canfield Cardinals were feeling very special after their 23-0
‘80 Days’ enthralls on stage at YSU
YOUNGSTOWN — Some books should be left as books. Others make the transition to film well. But few
Seniors worry changes will reduce benefits
CHICAGO (AP) — Businessman Stewart Grill, 75, believes there’s waste in Medicare. He’s just
TV news shows | Guest lineup
Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan
LOCAL TOPICS ON TV Sunday program
“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21; rebroadcast on the Time Warner Cable community access
Ohio lawmakers tape comedy bit for Leno
Ohio lawmakers tape comedy bit for Leno WASHINGTON — Two Ohio members of Congress have turned
AT&T gives $1,000 to Youngstown Playhouse
YOUNGSTOWN — AT&T made a $1,000 contribution to the Youngstown Playhouse on Friday. Rand Becker,
A critical gun law case
Washington Post: With its landmark ruling in the 2008 case of District of Columbia v. Heller, the
Will area residents embrace new Phantoms? We hope so
Editorial: The Mahoning Valley SteelHounds professional hockey team is fading from memory; the Mahoning Valley
‘SuperFetch’ teaches dogs new tricks
NEW YORK — Maybe you don’t worry about spoiling your new manicure before your nails can dry. But
Pope to canonize priest as saint
dr. agnes martinko The old, gray stone church sits about four blocks inland, tucked behind the
October has a way of changing things
Opinion: David’s shoes held their place at the top of the basement stairs. They were the first things you’d
Employee in Letterman incident pleads innocent
NEW YORK (AP) — A CBS News employee pleaded innocent Friday to trying to blackmail David Letterman
It’s a question of health, equality
Opinion: BOSTON — My favorite moment so far in the health care debate was when Arizona Sen. Jon Kyl argued
Learning how to do stunts
SEATTLE (AP) — In this job market, people will do some crazy things. Say, for instance, flailing
BRIDGE Weekly quiz
Weekly quiz Q: Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: xK 10 4 uA 9 5 4 vA Q 8 wA 10 7 The
Business digest
NATION No agreement reached for Visteon bonus plan DOVER, Del. — Auto-parts supplier Visteon
Girard’s defense shuts down Niles in 54-6 victory
GIRARD — Girard High coach Bud McSuley challenged his defensive unit going into Friday night’s
Bounce Around fundraiser to be sponsored by CASA
BOARDMAN — Mahoning County Court Appointed Special Advocate Program will host a Bounce Around from
Fitch dominates first 3 quarters before holding off Jackson, 45-37
AUSTINTOWN — Coming off its first loss of the season, the Fitch High football team needed a victory
Mahoning Co. to get funds for OVI enforcement in 2010
The money will be used for sobriety checkpoints, zero-tolerance blitzes and seat-belt education.
J.D. Byrider will relocate its used-car lot
BOARDMAN — J.D. Byrider plans to move its Boardman used-car lot to the former Frederick Chrysler
Candidate’s residency disputed
LISBON — Lisbon Mayor Michael Lewis has filed a challenge to a village businesswoman’s bid to vote.
Garden Forum awards scholarships
Special to The Vindicator REWARDING MOMENT: Following a recent fundraiser, the Garden Forum of the
GO & DO
Today CHILDREN Lost Acres, 10-5, Amazing Acres, 10,000 Columbiana-Canfield Road, Canfield; (330)
OCEA convention
OCEA convention YOUNGSTOWN — The Catholic Diocese of Youngstown, in collaboration with the
Pens get off to winnning start, 3-2, over NY Rangers
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Evgeni Malkin and Sidney Crosby watched the Penguins raise their Stanley Cup
Ohio applies for rail-service funds
COLUMBUS (AP) — Ohio’s bid for $564 million in federal-stimulus money to launch passenger- train
A STRONG FOUNDATION
St. John’s Episcopal Church to celebrate sesquicentennial The North Side Episcopal church was
Years Ago
Today is Saturday, Oct. 3, the 276th day of 2009. There are 89 days left in the year. On this date
Religious life won’t be the same after economic downturn
“In 2010, I think we’re going to see 10 or 15 percent of congregations saying they’re in serious
4 US, British troops die in attacks over 2 days
KABUL (AP) — A suicide bomber struck a U.S. convoy in southern Afghanistan on Friday, killing two
Obama meets in Denmark with commander of Afghanistan war
WASHINGTON (AP) — At a pivotal point in the administration’s Afghanistan strategy, President Barack
Man escapes potential life term over son’s tattoo
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — A man facing a life sentence for having a quarter-sized gang sign tattooed on
Mahoning County Court Filings
MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John D. Babyak, 27, of 6985 Harrington Ave., Boardman, and
Tribe bounced by Red Sox 6-2; Pirates topple Reds 3-1
BOSTON — Daisuke Matsuzaka tuned up for the postseason with his fourth straight strong performance
Stull’s three TD passes lead Pitt over Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Bill Stull threw for 242 yards and three touchdowns to help Pittsburgh
Quakes hit California
Quakes hit California LONE PINE, Calif. — A series of earthquakes with preliminary magnitudes
US jobless rate hits 26-year high
WASHINGTON — The U.S. unemployment rate edged closer to a milestone 10 percent in September, but
Olympics panel hands Obama stinging defeat
WASHINGTON — The International Olympic Committee’s stinging first-round elimination of Chicago on
Ohio expects swine-flu vaccine next week
COLUMBUS (AP) — Officials say Ohio should receive its first shipment of swine-flu vaccine next week.
Ursuline runs past Aquinas
LOUISVILLE — Senior Allen Jones carried five times for 146 yards and three touchdowns as the
Cupan’s four touchdowns carry McDonald to sixth straight victory
NORTH JACKSON — Nick Cupan ran for four touchdowns and picked up 114 yards on 16 carries as McDonald
Struthers defeats LaBrae; Hubbard and Poland win
STRUTHERS — Keith Auman led the way for Struthers, scoring twice to give the Wildcats their first
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