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Warren man charged with embezzling union funds

Brian R. Wilson, 39, of Warren, has been charged with embezzling $10,500 from American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 2804 while serving as the union’s secretary-treasurer.


East Side bar closed, headed for demolition

Jitso’s Place, an East Side bar declared a nuisance by a court magistrate, is permanently closed and likely will be demolished.


Youngstown students seek annual 'Nonviolence Week'

Ten city high school students want the Youngstown school board to declare an annual “Nonviolence Week” each October.


State BOE to appeal Coitsville ruling

The Ohio State Board of Education will appeal a Franklin County Common Pleas Court ruling that would allow Coitsville Township to break away from the Youngstown City School District.


Juvenile shot after gunman confronts gathering on street

A juvenile was in critical condition Tuesday night in St. Elizabeth Health Center after being shot multiple times during an altercation just before 7 p.m. in front of 46 N. Lakeview Ave. on the city’s West Side.


Mathews BOE eyeing another bond issue

Mathews Board of Education is considering another bond issue to finance a new school building, despite overwhelming voter rejection of an issue for a kindergarten-through-12th-grade structure last November.


YSU’s Healey, Marzek selected in baseball draft

Youngstown State senior Jacke Healey was selected by the Houston Astros in the Major League Baseball


Man gets 10 years to life in prison for rape of 3-year-old girl

Man gets 10 years to life in prison


NEO gas prices increase a nickel

NEO gas prices increase a nickel


Mahoning to cut at least 37 voting precincts

The Mahoning County Board of Elections will eliminate at least 37 precincts by the November election


First Place Bank starts rehab on Canfield home once called 'deplorable'

First Place Bank starts rehab on Canfield home


Inquest reset in Pa. man's death after stun gun

Inquest reset in Pa. man's death after stun gun


Judge tosses suit against officer in jail shooting

Judge tosses suit against officer in jail shooting


Ohio Supreme Court: Calculate injury insurance off all jobs

Calculate injury insurance off all jobs


Line drive fractures girl's skull during Dodger batting practice

Line-drive fractures girl's skull during Dodger batting practice


Dutchman confesses to killing Lima woman

Dutchman confesses to killing Lima woman


AP Source: Tom Izzo, Cavs discuss contract

AP Source: Izzo, Cavs discuss pact


UPDATE: Cafaro must perform 150 hours' service

John J. Cafaro


GM to keep 900 more dealerships than planned

DETROIT (AP) — About 900 General Motors dealerships that the company had planned to cut loose appear


Man who posed as Texas student faces 6 felonies

ODESSA, Texas (AP) — A 22-year-old man accused of posing as a West Texas high school basketball star


Third person in Lloyd McCoy Jr. shooting death gets one year, released from custody

Third person in Lloyd McCoy Jr. sentenced


Official warned of staffing at Ohio vets program

Official warned of staffing at Ohio vets program


Pa. school district gets OK to cut 72 jobs

Pa. school district gets OK to cut 72 jobs


GM recalling 1.5M vehicles over fire concerns

GM recalling 1.5M vehicles over fire concerns


Ohio Supreme Court: Trafficking charge applies without drugs

Ohio Supreme Court: Trafficking charge applies without drugs


Video appears to show tot boozing at Phillies game

Video appears to show tot boozing at Phillies game


Job openings rise to highest levels in 16 months

Job openings rise to highest levels in 16 months


Judge denies Ohio librarian's discrimination claim

Judge denies Ohio librarian's discrimination claim


Oil spill splatters its havoc across the Gulf

Oil spill splatters its havoc across the Gulf


Ohio phasing out sunburst license plates

Ohoi phasing out sunburst license plates


Exec won't give date for new Cedar Point ride

Exec won't give date for new Cedar Point ride


Cafaro sentencing today

John J. Cafaro, retired Cafaro Co. vice president, is to be sentenced by U.S. District Judge Kathleen O’Malley at 12:30 p.m. today.

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Shrimp farmer shut down on East Side

Magistrate Dominic DeLaurentis has denied Ronald S. Eiselstein’s request for a preliminary injunction to keep the city from interfering with Eiselstein’s shrimp farm on the city’s East Side.


Rep. Wilson pushing fiscal restraint

U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson said he wants Congress to pass legislation that would put the country back on a path of fiscal responsibility.


St. E's contract talks stalled over health care costs

Contract negotiations between St. Elizabeth Health Center and Teamsters Local 377, which represents 708 service and maintenance employees at the Youngstown hospital, are stalled over health benefits.


REUNIONS | Former classmates plan to meet

The 88th annual Isaac Anderson and Lydia Warner reunion will be June 26 in the Memorial Shelter at


GM retirees to meet

GM retirees to meet AUSTINTOWN General Motors Lordstown Salaried Retirees Club will meet for


'Alice in Wonderland' tea, garden tour set

‘Alice in Wonderland’ tea, garden tour set COLUMBIANA The Columbiana Women’s Club will sponsor

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HELOISE: Wasted food bothers widow

Dear Heloise: When my husband passed away unexpectedly, people brought me enough food to feed two


ANNIE’S MAILBOX: Cousins deserve to know situation

By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: I have two cousins, a brother and sister related to


New Columbiana County property taxes to be revealed this fall

Property owners in Columbiana County will get a glimpse of their new property taxes later this year.


Former Salem man convicted of murder, conspiracy in Calif.

A man who led a quiet life in Salem is facing decades in prison for murder and conspiracy in California.


South Range team win national competition

Do you know the type of reactions that decompose hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen?


Law change would speed cleanup of nuisance in townships

Lawmakers have finalized a law change that would allow townships to clean up repeat nuisance properties more quickly but not before adding a number of provisions, including one honoring bullfrogs and spotted salamanders.


Mooney grad is named at Sebring

By JOHN BASSETTI bassetti@vindy.com SEBRING Over a 16-year period, Steve Beshara’s basketball


Teamsters labor talks hit snag at St. E’s

By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Contract negotiations between St. Elizabeth


YSU celebrates job done well

By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Prospective students, visitors and others will be

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Napolitan buoyed by new sponsor

By JOHN BASSETTI bassetti@vindy.com STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Something coveted just fell into


Tribe gets lefty in first round

Associated Press CLEVELAND The Cleveland Indians got the guy they wanted all along. Needing a


Federal judge to sentence Cafaro today

John J. Cafaro, retired Cafaro Co. vice president, is to be sentenced by U.S. District Judge Kathleen O’Malley at 12:30 p.m. today.

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Academic team wins US tourney

By DENISE DICK denise_dick@vindy.com north lima Do you know the type of reactions that

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Lakers faced with trying to regain home-court edge

Associated Press BOSTON Chin resting in his hand, mouth barely moving as he spoke, Kobe Bryant


Stampede is a wake-up call at World Cup

Associated Press JOHANNESBURG No one was killed. Most of the injuries were minor. Yet a stampede


Recovery plan may strike teacher rights

Youngstown city schools teachers could lose their seniority rights on classroom assignments under terms of a proposed academic-recovery plan for the district.


YSU women sign PG from Reading

STAFF REPORT sports@vindy.com Youngstown Elizabeth Hornberger, a point guard from Reading,


Funding for pool opening awaits OK from state

A nonprofit organization wants to use federal stimulus funds to pay to open the city-owned North Side Pool and for Youngstown’s summer youth recreation programs.


Wilson targets national spending

Staff report LISBON U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson said he wants Congress to pass legislation that

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Provisions added to Ohio’s nuisance bill

Lawmakers have finalized a law change that would allow townships to clean up repeat nuisance properties more quickly but not before adding a number of provisions, including one honoring bullfrogs and spotted salamanders.


Lifting spirits

Assisted by her trainer, Brian Raneri, Chelsi Figley prepares to complete a bench press. The 27-year-old East Palestine resident, who has spina bifida, will compete in the Paralympic games in Malaysia later this year.

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Afghan attacks kill eight from US

Associated Press KABUL Ten NATO service members, seven of them American, were killed in separate


Surplus clothing

Surplus clothing Victory Lutheran Church, 2110 Glenwood Ave., Youngstown, clothing giveaway, 9


Sheriff’s deputies should extend wage concessions

Editorial: During the campaign for the renewal of the half-percent sales tax in the May primary election,


Israeli blockade untenable

Opinion: What do you do when an ally keeps digging itself into a hole — and is pulling you in with it? I’m


Justin Rose misses US Open

Associated Press COLUMBUS Justin Rose now has plenty of time to celebrate his big win at the


Agenda Wednesday

Agenda Wednesday Western Reserve Joint Fire District trustees, 7 p.m., Poland Township Government


Warriors Inc. offers social and economic programs

Bike club: This club educates youths on safe bicycle riding and prepares them physically to ride


Joey Logano growing up fast

Associated Press Joey Logano made it clear on pit road at Pocono that he’s sick and tired of being


Watch that salt

Editorial: The Daily Gazette, Schenectady, N.Y.: One week after the federal Institute of Medicine issued a


Don’t regulate the Internet

Opinion: By Phil Kerpen McClatchy-Tribune In its effort to impose heavy-handed regulations on the


Titan owns Denman Tire

Titan owns Denman Tire youngstown Titan Tire has completed its purchase of Denman Tire. The


U.S. needs immigrant labor

Opinion: By Winifred Chin McClatchy-Tribune Arizona’s new immigration law is reminiscent of the Chinese


China is enabling N. Korea

Opinion: Over the last several years, China has given North Korean government officials jewels and precious


NE Ohio is ready to make materials, Ryan says

By GRACE WYLER gwyler@vindy.com youngstown The United States is on the brink of a green-


Ohio plans assault on gypsy moths

Associated Press REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio Ohio is about to start an aerial assault on destructive


Library program

Library program YOUNGSTOWN “Using Newspapers in Genealogy Research” is the theme of a program


ON THE AIR

ON THE AIR What: “Glee” season finale When: 8:59 p.m. tonight Where: Fox


Years Ago

Today is Tuesday, June 8, the 159th day of 2010. There are 206 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED


Flyers need 1 more rally

Associated Press PHILADELPHIA His Flyers were dominated from the faceoff to the closing seconds.


Farmer’s request is denied

By PETER H. MILLIKEN milliken@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Magistrate Dominic DeLaurentis has denied

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Columbiana Co. officials prepare new property taxes

By D.A. WILKINSON wilkinson@vindy.com LISBON Property owners in Columbiana County will get a


Obama vows fast Ohio aid

Associated Press COLUMBUS President Barack Obama is promising a quick turnaround to requests


Defense biggest worry for US

Associated Press PRETORIA, S. Africa Instead of worrying where the goals are going to come from,


Israel responds to Gaza’s threats

Opinion: Israel responds to Gaza’s threats The recent shipboard riot on a Gaza-bound flotilla and its


BIRTHS

BIRTHS Forum Health Northside Medical Center Porasha O. Moore, Youngstown, girl, June 5.


Jewel: Country act isn’t a fake

McClatchy-Tribune News Service Singer-songwriter Jewel went country a few years ago, and she’s


Sheen to plead guilty in assault case

Associated Press DENVER Charlie Sheen has agreed to plead guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge


Cavs-Izzo talks heat up

Associated Press Tom Izzo has another suitor. Michigan State athletic director Mark Hollis told


Entertainment series sells out the season

Entertainment series sells out the season WARREN Warren Civic Music Association’s 2010-11 season


Tiger still working on ‘rep’

By Bill Livingston The Cleveland Plain Dealer DUBLIN Wounded in more than reputation this


Best Bets on TV Tonight

“Kathy Griffin Does the Bible Belt” (10 p.m., Bravo): “Kathy Griffin Does the Bible Belt” is a new


Thinner, clearer iPhone rings in June 24

Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO The next iPhone comes out June 24 and will have a higher-


Astro, Roth win in ‘B’ challenge

STAFF REPORT sports@vindy.com Kyle Allen and Kolin Stanley pitched Astro Falcons past J&A


Jaden Smith gets kicks in ‘Karate Kid’

McClatchy-Tribune News Service “The kid” won’t turn 12 until July. But he’s his old man’s son.


Damage fears mount

Associated Press NEW ORLEANS The cap on the blown-out well in the Gulf is capturing a half-


Weekend box-office revenues for movies playing in theaters in the United States and Canada,

Weekend box-office revenues for movies playing in theaters in the United States and Canada,


NEWS MAKERS

NEWS MAKERS Stalking suspect enters insanity plea LOS ANGELES A man accused of stalking


Surgery for back pain often is unnecessary

Associated Press WASHINGTON Even though only a fraction of people with back pain are good


No charges likely in Packer’s assault case

Associated Press MILWAUKEE Police don’t plan to recommend pressing charges against a Green Bay


YSU football has clinic for women on Friday

YSU football has clinic for women on Friday Youngstown The Youngstown State football coaching


Parks board honors Nunziato

By Elise Franco efranco@vindy.com Boardman The guest of honor turned the tables and thanked


Canfield and Austintown police calls

POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Canfield city and Austintown: CANFIELD


MONDAY LOTTERY

MONDAY LOTTERY OHIO evening DRAWINGS: Pick 36-7-0 Pick 40-9-6-8 Classic


Mahoning County Court filings

courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Richard J. Rogers Jr., 25, of 8243 Glenwood Ave.


21 HD TVs for viewing in new sports restaurant

Staff report liberty All Starz Sports Grille, located in the Quality Inn and Suites, 4055


Dice-K extends his scoreless streak

Associated Press CLEVELAND Daisuke Matsuzaka pitched eight shutout innings and pushed his


Reporter Thomas retires amid uproar

Associated Press WASHINGTON Helen Thomas, the opinionated White House correspondent who used


Cubs’ Silva beats Bucs to improve to 8-0

Associated Press PITTSBURGH Carlos Silva’s stomach gave out early, and he lost his game legs


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