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YSU falls to Pittsburgh, 38-3

PITTSBURGH — Once again, Youngstown State football team found out there is still a pretty good


Authorities find body of missing Pa. 4-year-old

HOOKSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Authorities in western Pennsylvania say the body of a missing 4-year-old boy


Society digest

Summer reading program turns up winners NEWTON FALLS — During the summer reading program, adult


KELLY EVANS | CHRIS LEVANDOWSKI

KELLY EVANS CHRIS LEVANDOWSKI YOUNGSTOWN — St. Columba Cathedral was the setting at 2 p.m. June 27

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MARY FLOOD | TY DORNEY

MARY FLOOD TY DORNEY STRUTHERS — Ty Dorney, 115 N. Richview, and his bride, the former Mary Flood,

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Miss Basch to wed Mr. Di Rocco II in late October

OLMSTED TOWNSHIP — Norm and Sheila Basch of Olmsted Township are announcing the engagement and

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Tate-Pritchard engagement is being announced

YOUNGSTOWN — The engagement of Sarah Nichole Tate and DaWaylon Steven Pritchard Sr., both of

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Garland-Riynock October wedding to be in pavilion

MINERAL RIDGE — Kelli Garland and Michael Riynock, both of Mineral Ridge, are announcing their

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Missing boy, 4, with heart defect sought in western, Pa.

HOOKSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Authorities in western Pennsylvania are searching for a missing 4-year-old boy


Antioch College turned over to alumni group

YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio (AP) — Antioch University has turned over Antioch College in Ohio to an alumni


Mooney makes early statement in Division III

The Cardinals were too tough for state power Columbus DeSales, powering their way to a 21-14

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Family of boy critically injured by line-drive foul lauds response

‘One second we didn’t look ... one pitch we didn’t look,’ the boy’s mother said. AKRON —


Traficant attracts sell-out to dinner

The former congressman may show up at the appreciation dinner Sunday, organizers say.


Charles in charge: Senior QB helps Girard roll

Junior WR Landon Smith caught three TD passes as the Indians beat Struthers 43-0. By JIM FLICK

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Hubbard gets team effort

Matt Shelton threw three TD passes for Hubbard in a 35-14 win over Warren JFK. By JOHN BASSETTI

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Miscues by Youngstown delay start of layoffs for 5 workers

YOUNGSTOWN — Eighteen city workers were supposed to be off the payroll by now in a move to reduce


Scrappers win 7-5, tie franchise mark with 48th victory

NILES — Jesus Brito hit a run-scoring triple to break a tie and Ben Carlson’s sacrifice fly added an


Fire station closings resume in Boardman despite levy OK

BOARDMAN — Last November, all three township fire stations reopened after voters approved a police

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Rabies program to begin Sunday

Sanitarians from the city and county health districts will participate in the baiting. COLUMBUS


2009 season dawns for YSU

The Penguins have a formidable task against Big East opponent Pittsburgh. YOUNGSTOWN — Today


Curbside recycling now offered in rural areas of Lawrence County

The recycling will be free for now thanks to a $100,000 state DEP grant. NEW CASTLE, Pa. —


Williams sisters in 4th round

Venus Williams improved to 28-1 over her last five major tournaments. NEW YORK (AP) — Finished


Resolving city schools dilemma

Opinion: The headline told the entire story: “Youngstown Schools Ranked Worst in State.” As I read the


Voinovich, Strickland at odds over handling of state budget

The former governor opposes the slot-machines plan to balance the state’s budget. COLUMBUS —

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Seniors take stroll down midway memory lane

Mitzi Germanwich of Struthers enjoys the diverse varieties of dahlias with her daughter Mary Duch of California, formerly of Struthers. The women have flower gardens and enjoy the fair's burst of color every year.

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Music fests in 2 cities go green

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A new music festival in New Orleans is pushing its environmental cred as much as


Stalker case transferred

Stalker case transferred SAVANNAH, Ga. — A Georgia judge has transferred the misdemeanor case of a


Canfield defenders lead 10-7 win over Can. South

CANFIELD — An opening kickoff touchdown plus a field goal on the final play of the first half were


LOCAL TOPICS ON TV Sunday programs

“Community Connection” (6:30 a.m., WFMJ-TV 21; rebroadcast on Time Warner Cable community access


Animal shelters need newspapers, Scouts learn

Dear Heloise: I was at Animal Care Services with my daughter yesterday. Her Girl Scout troop did its


WWII vet to search German cellars for his pilot’s wings

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Sixty-five years ago, 1st Lt. Bernerd Harding huddled in a cellar with a few


TOGETHER IN FAITH

Prince of Peace Lutheran began as mission church The church has a rich history of participation


Pitbull shows another side on new album

NEW YORK — Wonder why you always hear party jams such as “The Anthem” and “I Know What You Want Me


Church chosen for Blaski-Seikel autumn wedding

Announced by JoAnne Blaski, 771 Orlo Lane, Youngstown, and Gerald and Patricia Seikel, 2301 Willow


Judge keeps runaway Ohio teen in Florida

ORLANDO, Fla. — For now, Fathima Rifqa Bary is staying in Florida. That was just one of the


Wilderness act a success

Miami Herald: There are many symbols of America. The bald eagle. Uncle Sam. But none is more


Limits expected to drop for 401(k) contributions

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — You’ve probably heard it over and over again: Contribute up to the maximum


Births for 2009-9-5

Area births


Union advises Delphi retirees to pick health insurance wisely

WARREN — Delphi Packard Electric retirees are being advised to be careful about agreeing to health-


Ramadan is a season of giving — time

Opinion: KUWAIT CITY — A friend in New York recently asked me what Ramadan was like. Borrowing a chapter from


Parents announce Mortimer-Kohl wedding plans

The engagement and upcoming marriage of Lynn A. Mortimer and Christopher R. Kohl, both of 8999


GO&DO || Things to see around the Valley

Today Dances Bob Turcola Polkas, 8 p.m. to midnight, Kuzman’s Bar, 1025 S. State St,, Girard;


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Casino issue is a toss up in November

Opinion: COLUMBUS — In less than two months, all of you voters are going to have to decide on three statewide


Humanitarian crisis in Somalia troubling

Editorial: If the developed nations aren’t swayed by the extent of the human misery on display in northern


Years Ago

Years Ago Today is Saturday, Sept. 5, the 248th day of 2009. There are 117 days left in the year.


Court rules against Ashcroft in post-Sept. 11 detention policies

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A federal appeals court delivered a stinging rebuke Friday to the Bush


Delaware starts NFL-only betting after court upset

DOVER, Del. (AP) — Behind the shiny, granite bar in the new sports- book parlor at Dover Downs


Data show extent of labor-market situation

Data show extent of labor-market situation ASSOCIATED PRESS New unemployment data show why it


‘Gamer’ misses mark, shoots itself in the foot

When did Gerard Butler hire Jason Statham’s agent? When did the star of “300,” Friend of Guy


Curtain call for domino theory?

Opinion: News leaked recently that President Obama had called a group of historians to the White House a few


Ralph Stanley, Donna the Buffalo highlight concert for autism

GARRETTSVILLE — The National Autism Association — Northeast Ohio Chapter (NAA-NEO) will present its


SNAP establishes Web sites to help victims of abuse by clergy

A national self-help group network for victims of sexual abuse by clergy now has five Ohio Valley-


Christian marriage

Christian marriage VILLA MARIA, Pa. — Villa Maria Spirituality and Education Center, a ministry of


Jewish/Christian Studies announce programs

LIBERTY — Jewish/Christian Studies North and South have announced programs. The North program will


MAHONING COUNTY COURT FILINGS

MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Sydney J. Rolland, 39, of 7713 Buchanan Drive, Boardman, and


Atheists’ recruiting billboard draws ire

Over the past six months, atheists in a dozen states have launched advertising campaigns. MIAMI


Man pleads guilty in ’06 store robbery, murder

The trial for two additional men is set for Sept. 21. YOUNGSTOWN — One of three men charged in


Firefighters honored; murder case heats up

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Investigators worked round-the-clock Friday at a charred hillside as they sought


Man charged with killing 8

Man charged with killing 8 BRUNSWICK, Ga. — A man who told police, “My whole family’s dead!” in a


Mortgage giants depend on government for survival

WASHINGTON (AP) — A year after the near-collapse of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage giants


Jews who escaped Nazis as kids reunite with rescuer

LONDON (AP) — Elderly Holocaust survivors were reunited at a London railway station Friday with the


White House to release visitor logs to public

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama said Friday that his administration will start releasing


U.S. criticizes Israel on plans for settlements

WASHINGTON (AP) — Alarmed by Israeli plans to build new housing units in settlements and dimming


Nations urge G-20 to curb bonuses

LONDON (AP) — Top finance officials debated the next steps for the recovering global economy Friday,


Iran says U.S. nuke documents forged

VIENNA (AP) — Iran accused the U.S. on Friday of using “forged documents” and relying on subterfuge


NATO jet bombs fuel tankers; Afghans say at least 70 died

KUNDUZ, Afghanistan (AP) — A U.S. jet dropped 500-pound bombs on two tanker trucks hijacked by the


Web-monitoring software gathers data on kids’ chat

Parents who install a leading brand of software to monitor their kids’ online activities may be


Cookbook available

Cookbook available AUSTINTOWN — The second edition of “More Paw Prints” cookbook is being sold by


Girard Free Library schedules activities for kids in September

Girard Free Library announces its regularly Scheduled Story Times for September. For more


Salem Library offers options for children

SALEM — The Children’s Department at Salem Public Library is offering three options for programming


4 families to attend free

4 families to attend free CANFIELD — The Canfield Fair Board will treat four families to free


Herrick-Markle autumn wedding to be in Girard

GIRARD — Amanda June Herrick and Eric Joseph Markle, both of 139 Morris Ave., are announcing their


Business digest

REGION Fun Flavored Fudge sold at Browns stadium WARREN — Fun Flavored Fudge announced that its


Metro digest

Massive search under way for missing 4-year-old GEORGETOWN, Pa. — Pennsylvania State Police are


ANIMAL ATTRACTION

For Ridge girl, ponies are a family tradition By ELISE FRANCO CANFIELD — Though she’s only 7,

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prince of peace \ Background and history

Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2985 Center Road, Poland, is marking its 50th anniversary.


SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS

SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS Guest lineup Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week” —


Cleaning blinds is open-and-shut case

Dear Heloise: We are a military family currently stationed in San Antonio and living in a home with


Niece’s poor academic skills appall aunt

Dear Annie: My 11-year-old niece, “Molly,” just spent a week with my kids and me. My sister and


Swine-flu guidelines issued to day-care providers in U.S.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Will you start seeing thermometers at day- care centers? The government is urging


Should she play hardball with ‘John’?

Dear Annie: I met “John” six months ago and truly love him. I moved four hours away from my friends,


Toothman’s arm helps Salem rally; Kopachy garners first win as coach

SALEM — Trent Toothman completed 19 of 23 passes for 310 yards and three TDs and also ran 10 times


New Philadelphia routs W. Branch

NEW PHILADELPHIA — Will McEwan rushed for 303 yards on 13 carries and scored three touchdowns as New


Three states still ban religious clothing for teachers

The laws are on the books in Oregon, Pennsylvania and Nebraska. PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A law backed


Liberty strong in second half

LIBERTY — Even though Liberty outgained Niles 163-39 in the first half, the Leopards managed only a


Skydiving marathon

LEBANON, Ohio (AP) — A suburban Indianapolis firefighter has had a real up-and-down day — he has


Ballard, Marino lead Fitch over East

AUSTINTOWN — Austintown Fitch senior Sam Mariano has been catching passes from Jon Ballard since the


Zubick, Springfield run away with win

NEW MIDDLETOWN – Jim Zubick has never pieced together a 100-yard rushing game, yet alone a 200-yard


Columbiana dominates rival Leetonia, 21-7

LEETONIA — After his team worked overtime last week to pull out a one-point win over Steubenville


CLUB CALENDAR | Local organizations plan meetings

associations • NARFE (for active and retired federal employees) will have its first meeting after


Liberals plead with Obama for public option

WASHINGTON (AP) — House liberals pleaded with President Barack Obama on Friday to push for creation


Midway Memories

Seniors in 70s, 80s relive decades-oldSFlbfavorites at the 2009 exhibitionSFlb By ELISE FRANCO


Harding strong against Chaney

WARREN — Warren Harding High’s football team came out of last week’s deadlock against East Cleveland


Skiba’s 3 scores lead Mineral Ridge past LaBrae, 20-7

LEAVITTSBURG — Dan Skiba scored three touchdowns Friday to lead the Mineral Ridge High football team


Lakeview’s Elias powers 28-27 win over Campbell

CORTLAND — In the end, Lakeview High’s senior running back Te Elias was the difference — and then


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