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Mahoning Valley cancer survivors celebrate success at Warren event
Mahoning Valley cancer survivors celebrate success at Warren event BY JORDAN COHEN
Mother, two young children found dead in Sandusky home
Mother, two young children found dead in Sandusky home Associated Press SANDUSKY Police in
Firetruck from ruins of WTC to be featured at Austintown 9/11 ceremony
Firetruck from ruins of WTC to be featured at Austintown 9/11 ceremony
It’s been a deadly day in Iraq at hands of suspected al-Qaida militants
It’s been a deadly day in Iraq at hands of suspected al-Qaida militants Associated Press BAGHDAD
Romney plans to keep some parts of Obama health care law intact
Romney plans to keep some parts of Obama health care law intact Associated Press WASHINGTON
Romney returns to Ohio for campaign stop in Mansfield on Monday
Romney returns to Ohio for campaign stop in Mansfield on Monday Associated Press MANSFIELD, Ohio
Historical center offers workshops on foods, family oral histories, ethnic neighborhoods
Historical center offers workshops on foods, family oral histories, ethnic neighborhoods Staff
Goodyear to begin $63M program to make new state-of-the-art blimps
Goodyear to begin $63M program to make new state-of-the-art blimps AKRON German-made parts
Biden will keynote Sept. 11 memorial ceremony in Shanksville on Tuesday
Biden will keynote Sept. 11 memorial ceremony in Shanksville on Tuesday SHANKSVILLE, Pa. The
Consultant to study pay, benefits for Mahoning library system workers
Consultant to study pay, benefits for Mahoning library system workers By PETER H. MILLIKEN
Blessed are the poor in spirit, grad finds
By JoAnn Jones Special to The Vindicator When Milly Aponte attended her first meeting as a
Kristina Mines | Jeffrey Rukas
NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. Kristina Mines and Jeffrey Rukas exchanged vows before the Rev. William Siple
Amy Suszczynski | C.J. Close
Amy Suszczynski | C.J. Close Boardman St. James Meeting House in Boardman Park was the setting
Jennifer Richter | Michael Jenoff IV
Jennifer Richter | Michael Jenoff IV Hubbard Jennifer A. Richter of Youngstown and Michael C.
Sarah Baker | Jeffrey Penney
BOARDMAN St. James Meeting House in Boardman Park was the setting for the 4:30 p.m. June 2
Rebecca Jamrozik | Michael Mickler
CAMPBELL Rebecca Ann Jamrozik and Michael Lawrence Mickler, both of Beaver, Pa., were married Oct.
Dot, Bob Bishop renew vows for 70th anniversary
AUSTINTOWN In celebration of their 70th anniversary, Doris and Robert Bishop, known to their
Miller-Vukovic wedding set for November 3
Emily Miller of Farmdale and Matthew Vukovic of McDonald, with their parents, are announcing their engagement.
Catalano-Beshore nuptials planned for Sept. 22
BOARDMAN Augie and Judy Catalano of Boardman are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Camuso-Malloy wedding will be October event
George and Julie Camuso of Canfield, and Andrew and Terri Malloy of Boardman are announcing the
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, open exercise at
Fair flower show winners announced
Fair flower show winners announced CANFIELD The flower show at the Canfield Fair this year,
BOOKS DIGEST
Dorrance publishes ‘Love Me Back’ SPRINGFIELD, OHIO Cheryl A. Baisden has released a new book,
SENIOR MENUS
Easter Seals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays in Columbiana and Mahoning counties for people 60
SENIOR CITIZENS
1418 Auxiliary Seniors will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the great hall at St. Nicholas Church, 764
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY Hitchcock Woods will meet at 7:30 p.m. and will make a cork trivet craft. Hostesses are
YSU rolls past Valparaiso to improve to 2-0
YSU rolls past Valparaiso to improve to 2-0 By JOE SCALZO scalzo@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN There
Long journey leads Boardman woman to birth family
By Ashley Luthern aluthern@vindy.com BOARDMAN Last month was a life-changing time for Boardman
North Lima boutique lends clothes
By Ashley Luthern aluthern@vindy.com NORTH LIMA Kristin Bodendorfer considers herself a fairy
Harding topples Mooney in thriller
By Matthew Peaslee mpeaslee@vindy.com WARREN Lamar Carmichael took a knee. The Harding
Pabstolutely 5 music fills downtown venue
Bob Cerny fondly remembers when he pushed a pool table out of the way at Cedar’s Lounge in downtown Youngstown more than 30 years ago and started playing music.
Fest showcases Liberty Twp.
By JEANNE STARMACK starmack@vindy.com LIBERTY The rain didn’t keep everybody away. Even
Walls powers Liberty over Berkshire
Staff report LIBERTY Sherron Walls scored three touchdowns for Liberty as he rushed 35 times for
Work on Route 224 to begin Monday
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Work on U.S. Route 224 near Lowellville and Stymie roads and the
High School volleyball roundup
Western Reserve 26-28-20-20-15, Mineral Ridge 24-26-25-25-4 BERLIN CENTER Jenny Stubbs had 33
Niles event to remember Civil War battle
Staff report NILES The Civil War 150 Committee of the Sutliff Museum will have a commemoration
Area running calendar
SEPTEMBER TODAY — Blue Ribbon Run for Prostate Cancer awareness 5K/10K at 9 a.m. at Wick Park.
Philanthropist Pedas to donate $30K to Farrell School District
Staff report FARRELL, pa. Philanthropist and Farrell Area School District Planetarium Director
Munnell festival next Sunday in Mercer
Staff report MERCER, Pa. The Munnell Run Farm Foundation and Mercer County Conservation District
Plan to restore landmark Paramount facade in jeopardy
The city’s plans to maintain the facade of the long-vacant landmark Paramount Theater could be in jeopardy. Formerly known as Liberty Theater, the venue reopened as the Paramount in July 1929 when Youngstown had a bustling downtown anchored by two major department stores, a host of other retail shops and several theaters. This 1956 line to get into the West Federal Street theater stretched around the corner past Fanny Farmer Candies onto Hazel Street. In the hey-dey of motion pictures, block-long queues were standard at all the downtown theaters most Saturdays and Sundays.
The new way to buy savings bonds
The current 2.2 percent rate on Series I savings bonds may be tempting, but buying the bonds has
Ask Mr. Know It All
Q. Several friends and I have been debating about who voices Howard Wolowitz’s mother on “The Big
Quaker Steak offers limited-time items
Quaker Steak offers limited-time items SHARON, PA. Quaker Steak & Lube is launching its third
Pop culture Q&A
By Rich Heldenfels Q. We all want to know if there is going to be another season of “The Killing.”
Habitat for Humanity Nonprofit aims for model of efficiency
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) MINNEAPOLIS Nakeia and Ramell Dismond are like most working-class
Propelling forward
By JAMISON COCKLIN jcocklin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Ohio’s farmland holds potential for more
Ohio Republicans should let ruling by federal judge stand
Editorial: What has changed since 2008 when all Ohioans had the chance to vote on the Saturday, Sunday and
HDMI will be an improvement
Q. I’m using a home-theater receiver without HDMI switching, so I do all the switching through the
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Greek Festival, noon to 10 p.m.: Greek food, music, dance and more
Final resting place
Associated Press LAS VEGAS After talking, planning and collecting iconic Las Vegas casino, motel
ROSEMOND: On parents and homework
McClatchy Newspapers With the advent of a new school year, it seems appropriate to tackle the
Let the fall brawl begin in Ohio and 9 other battleground states
By THOMAS BEAUMONT & JULIE PACE Associated Press Portsmouth, N.H. Flush with cash, Mitt
Fighting intensifies in Syria’s largest city
Fighting intensifies in Syria’s largest city BEIRUT The Syrian regime pounded Aleppo with
Heartbreaker in Virginia: PSU loses in final seconds
Associated Press Charlottesville, Va. Penn State is still looking for its first win under coach
Final round: Karzmer hits 18, looks back at 2012
I spoke with Todd Franko, editor of The Vindicator, about how many more columns I should write this
Mudslinging leaves voters in Alliance underwhelmed
Colu mbus Dispatch ALLIANCE April Gamble says she used to vote Republican, but the 48-year-old
Revisiting a story of hope ... and sadness
Opinion: Walking back into the Ohio Valley Teen Challenge residential center, you want to see that a few
Remains may be those of Pa. man
Associated Press CROWN POINT, N.Y. The decomposed remains of a man were found in the woods in
METRO DIGEST || Grandparents being scammed by phone
Grandparent scam COLUMBUS State Attorney General Mike DeWine is reminding grandparents and
Wrong-way driver on I-76 kills woman
Associated Press AKRON Police in Northeast Ohio say an SUV traveling the wrong way on Interstate
Rome, Loboy deliver must-see ‘Odd Couple’
By Stephanie ottey entertainment@vindy.com Neil Simon’s “The Odd Couple” has been host to some
Manning to make 1st start in 20 months
Steelers hope to reverse their fortune from last trip to Denver Associated Press Denver When
Eagles set out to be Super team
Browns hoping their youngest players will make an impact Associated Press Cleveland Vince
Will Ohio autoworkers back prez?
Opinion: It’s no accident that Ohio Gov. John Kasich did not mention how important the auto industry is to
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS | For the week ending Sept. 2
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Gone Girl” by Gillian Flynn (Crown) 2. “Last to Die” by Tess Gerritsen
Cheating can’t be tolerated
Editorial: Cheating can’t be tolerated A relative handful of Ohio public schools are suspected of cooking
record reviews
MATCHBOX TWENTY Album: “North” Grade: B- “Parade” — the opening track of Matchbox Twenty’s
Realize the dream
By Kathy Van Mullekom Daily Press (Newport News, Va.) Ever dream of having a garden that’s
Grand River wineries schedule tasting event
Staff report Madison The Winegrowers of the Grand River Valley will have their premiere tasting
3-D printing in our future
Opinion: By Peter Goldmark Newsday In 1820, Col. Robert Johnson stood on the courthouse steps in Salem,
COLUMBIANA, TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS columbiana COUNTY New complaints JADCO Limited Partnership et al v. Vanessa Johnson,
Get with the (new) program
By Chuck Barney Contra Costa Times From country crooners and crime-fighting superheroes, to
YouTube gives anchor greater exposure
Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES The anchorman wears “Bite Me” T-shirts instead of a suit and tie,
Take on tough jobs
Take on tough jobs Tub O’Towels is an amped-up version of cleaning wipes. The disposable towels
Little attention given to missing boy
Associated Press COLUMBIA, S.C. Despite detectives’ pleas to national media, the disappearance
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Youngstown Board of Health, 8 a.m., conference room, 345 Oak Hill Ave., Suite 200.
Obama, Romney in key states
Associated Press SEMINOLE, Fla. Eager to change the subject after a dismal jobs report,
The forgotten war
Associated Press WASHINGTON It was another week at war in Afghanistan, another string of
Two tornadoes strike in NYC neighborhoods
Associated Press NEW YORK Two tornadoes struck New York City on Saturday. One swept out of the
Bear sightings growing in Ohio
Plain Dealer CLEVELAND A young black bear outside an apartment building made headlines and
METRO DIGEST || Volunteers needed to help domestic violence victims
Volunteers needed YOUNGSTOWN Volunteers are being sought by Community Legal Aid to help
Years Ago
Today is Sunday, Sept. 9, the 253rd day of 2012. There are 113 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Suicide bomber kills six in Afghan capital
Associated Press KABUL, Afghanistan A teenage suicide bomber blew himself up outside NATO
Rooms refurbished at Beatitude House
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Two rooms at the Beatitude House of Youngstown have been remodeled
Probe focuses on 100 schools for now
Assicuated Press DAYTON A statewide investigation into whether schools manipulated their
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9
New technology brings challenges
Opinion: New technology brings challenges Good grief, the doomsday people are at it again. It is amazing
newsmakers
newsmakers Man arrested at Miley Cyrus’ house LOS ANGELES A man reportedly clutching a pair of
Samardzija, Cubs beat fading Bucs
Associated Press pittsburgh Jeff Samardzija pitched the Cubs’ first complete game in his final
Mickelson, Singh share lead for PGA’s BMW event
Associated Press CARMEL, Ind. The BMW Championship turned into golf’s version of an All-Star
High School Soccer roundup
BOYS Canfield 4, Poland 1 CANFIELD Senior Dylan Seybert was credited with all four goals.
Secret Service probes threatening tweet against Obama
Associated Press CINCINNATI The Secret Service is investigating a high school student in Ohio
DeVries, Twins blank Indians
Associated Press minneapolis Cole DeVries pitched six scoreless innings to win his third
Buckeyes QB Miller runs for 3 TDs
Associated Press Columbus Urban Meyer has a decidedly imperfect team with a perfect record.
Once again, Mother Nature slows down Open
Associated Press NEW YORK With a potentially dangerous storm bearing down on the U.S. Open, play
Browns cancel Modell tribute after family request
Associated Press Cleveland Avoiding a negative reaction and potentially ugly scene, the
East falls short against Heights
By JOHN BASSETTI bassetti@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN So few points after so much work. East’s
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