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Mooney still No. 1 in Division II football poll
Unbeaten Cardinal Mooney remained in first place in this week’s Associated Press high school
YSU women win golf invitational
COLUMBIANA — Youngstown State sophomore Samantha Formeck shot a 5-over-par 77 under very adverse
Peace Race will close some Mill Creek Park road Sunday
YOUNGSTOWN — The running of the 35th annual Peace Race Sunday will force the closure of several
Rep. Ryan speaks to invitation -only group about health care
BOARDMAN — U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan expects the federal government to overhaul the health-care system, but
Traficant TV appearance pushed back until Tuesday
YOUNGSTOWN — Former U.S. Rep. James A. Traficant Jr.’s interview on Fox News with Sean Hannity won’t
Delphi retirees benefit cuts could kill jobs: YSU study
Delphi retirees benefits cuts could kill jobs: YSU study
VXI gains state tax breaks for Youngstown call center
VXI gains state tax breaks for Youngstown call center
WORTH A LOOK | Events are open to the public
WORTH A LOOK AUCTIONS • St. Paul the Apostle Church, 10143 Main St., New Middletown, will
Singer Sean Kingston lets relationships inspire music
NEW YORK — After the huge success of his self-titled debut, singer-songwriter Sean Kingston still
Lions end 19-game skid with win over Redskins
DETROIT (AP) — Matthew Stafford held his head down on the bench for the final snap. Dominic Raiola
St. Joseph Health Center
St. Joseph Health Center Brittney Miller, Warren, girl, Sept. 25. Forum Health Northside Medical
Multitasker shares shower hint with familiar ring to it
Dear Heloise: I read your column every day in the Ventura County (Calif.) Star, and I have a hint
Fianc won’t commit to her
Dear Annie: After being a widow for four years, I recently became engaged to “Dennis,” a wonderful
new on home video This week’s DVD releases
Available Tuesday: “Away We Go” (R, 98 minutes): As the movie opens, Burt (John Krasinski) and
Left has been out for blood, too
Opinion: For one, brief shining moment recently, I thought Nancy Pelosi must be the bravest American
In Florida, GOP has principled candidate
Opinion: MIAMI — Florida, a geological afterthought, was the last portion of what are now the lower 48 states
So what’s wrong in Ohio?
Editorial: So what’s wrong in Ohio? A report issued by a Stanford University economist recently is being
Tawny Kitaen arrested on DUI charge in Calif.
Tawny Kitaen arrested on DUI charge in Calif. NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — Police in California say
Merkel elected to second term
BERLIN (AP) — German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Sunday won the center-right majority that eluded
Families of victims assemble, remember
More than 60 attended the annual event in Warren’s Courthouse Square. WARREN — Each year in
Battle of the bad teams: Tribe tops slumping O’s
CLEVELAND (AP) — David Huff and Asdrubal Cabrera are showing why the Cleveland Indians believe they
Polanski’s arrest eventually could give him freedom
The filmmaker’s pregnant wife, actress Sharon Tate, was murdered in 1969 by Charles Manson’s
Lessons in nonviolence Youngstown schools, city promote week of awareness
YOUNGSTOWN — A small group of city high school students has organized “Nonviolence Week” Oct. 5-9,
Gene therapy used on sickle-cell anemia
CINCINNATI (AP) — After a decade of research, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Colaluca: $50M plan for schools merits OK
The schools chief seeks passage of a bond issue to fund local share of razing five buildings,
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Beaver School Board Labor Management Committee and the Beaver Chapter of OAPSE
Miley Cyrus gets word from fans via Twitter
Miley Cyrus gets word from fans via Twitter LOS ANGELES (AP) — Miley Cyrus doesn’t need to look
Meat eaters, musicians, artists mix to benefit children at Rust Belt FolkFest
Hundreds of people paid $1 each to enter the seven-hour folk and art festival, which also was intended to capture, showcase and celebrate artwork that depicts the essence of the Rust Belt, an area that loosely stretches from Detroit to Buffalo, N.Y., to Pittsburgh, noted Daniel Horne, a sculptor and event organizer.
“Lie to Me” (9 p.m., Fox): In the Season 2 premiere of “Lie to Me,” the
“Lie to Me” (9 p.m., Fox): In the Season 2 premiere of “Lie to Me,” the Lightman Group investigates
Colangelo scores 5 touchdowns as Monaca tops Shenango, 45-26
SHENANGO, Pa. — Joe Colangelo ran for five touchdowns covering 56, 16, 6, 3 and 1 yards and rushed
EMPTY NEST
How to cope after the kids leave home NEW YORK (AP) — Peggy Nardini was so sad when her twins left
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED
U.S. MARSHALS MOST WANTED Zachary S. Bair The U.S. Marshals Service in Northern Ohio is asking
Social Security nosedives toward deficit spending in 2010, 2011
WASHINGTON (AP) — Big job losses and a spike in early retirement claims from laid-off seniors will
Columnist Safire dies of pancreatic cancer
Columnist Safire dies of pancreatic cancer NEW YORK — William Safire, the conservative columnist
Close-knit in Columbus: Men’s-only night loosens gender barrier
COLUMBUS (AP) — Dan Sikorski’s fingers moved deftly, his knitting needles clicking away as a
Decorating leads to pumpkin boom
CLEVELAND (AP) — The increasing popularity of fall decorating has brought Ohio’s pumpkin crop from
BRITAIN
BRITAIN The Independent, London, Sept. 23: First the riot police went in, then the bulldozers. By
FCC rules benefit consumers
FCC rules benefit consumers San Jose Mercury: Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius
Answers to weekly quiz
Answers to weekly quiz Q. Both vulnerable, as South you hold: xVoid uQ 9 8 7 6 3 2 vA Q 2 w7 4 2
Another classic Favre finish lifts Vikes past 49ers, 27-24
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The finish was just about as good as the Vikings could have imagined: Brett Favre
After 2 straight shutouts, OSU defense gets respect
The Bucks didn’t let Illinois inside their own 29. COLUMBUS (AP) — This was supposed to be an Ohio
Budget deal in Pa. prompts a divide
Before vote, lawmakers work on the fine print HARRISBURG (AP) — Defending a handshake agreement to
Energy network to meet Tuesday
CHAMPION — Athan Barkoukis, Northeast Ohio program manager for Green Energy Ohio, will be the main
Back to film room for Penn State
After three underwhelming non-conference wins, the Nittany Lions were exposed. STATE COLLEGE, Pa.
Government will track side effects of mass swine-flu vaccinations
WASHINGTON (AP) — More than 3,000 people a day have a heart attack. If you’re one of them the day
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Sept. 28, the 271st day of 2009. There are 94 days left in the year. On this date
A DAY TO FORGET: Bengals find way to win
Bengals find way to win Carson Palmer’s late TD pass doomed the Super Bowl champs to a 1-2 start.
Courthouse in Lisbon tightens security
Access cards to the courthouse will be restricted to workers whose time is spent primarily in the
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURT FILINGS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Frank E. Pauley, 28, of 1510 Millicent Ave. Hubbard, and
From bad to worse: Ravens rout Browns
Brady Quinn was benched, but Derek Anderson wasn’t any better in the 34-3 loss . BALTIMORE (AP) —
Police suspect man in death of father
STEUBENVILLE — An East Liverpool man has been charged with two counts of felony theft and has been
Gap co-founder dies of cancer at age 81
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Donald G. Fisher, who co-founded apparel giant Gap Inc., has died at age 81
Pirates delay Dodger’s clincher
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Right fielder Andre Ethier misplayed Lastings Milledge’s two-run single for an
Favorable schedule ahead
I said a week ago that the Youngstown State football team needed to get a whole lot better and
Metro digest
Scrappers seek companies for trick-or-treat night NILES — The Mahoning Valley Scrappers baseball
REGION
REGION Business-proposal contest targets YSU students YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University
Outlook is dim for retail hiring as holidays near
ST. LOUIS, Mo. — Job seekers hoping the holiday shopping season will bring the gift of a seasonal
Sugar makes Dr Pepper special from Dublin, Texas
DUBLIN, Texas (AP) — For Dr Pepper drinkers, this is mecca. Tens of thousands of people trek to
IN FOCUS: The Bridges of Millcreek Metro Parks
A bridge in Italy during the early 1900s inspired Bruce Rogers to have it replicated. Mill
Waiting for Strickland to act on VLTs
Opinion: COLUMBUS — A number of Statehouse reporters were talking to Senate President Bill Harris last week
For ACORN, truth lost amid the din
Opinion: So what does ACORN actually do, anyway? The embattled community organizing group is much in the
BYD’s goal: Be world’s leading carmaker by 2025
SHANGHAI (AP) — Fast-growing Chinese battery and automaker BYD Co. is thinking big — really big. It
Auto engineers look outside industry for jobs
DETROIT (AP) — After Jerry Tester lost his job as a contract engineer at General Motors, it soon
In the huddle: How area players fared
In the huddle How area players fared Prescott Burgess (LB, Warren Harding, Patriots) — Inactive
Ukrainians unite to dance, eat and share at Valley fest
AUSTINTOWN — Myron Lischak’s parents were both born in the Ukraine, and the family spoke Ukrainian
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