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Stories published September 27, 2012

Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.

1 dead, 1 injured in Warren shooting today

Jeremy Cole, 21, of Linden Avenue was killed by gunfire on Oak Street Southwest, Warren’s fourth homicide of the year.


New process dissolves electronic gadgets inside the body

As consumers we want our electronic gadgets to be durable. But as patients, we might want them to dissolve - inside our bodies.


Looking for defining moment in presidential campaign

In presidential politics, everybody's searching for "the moment." The campaigns don't know when or how it will come, but they watch for something - awkward words, an embarrassing image - that can break through and become the defining symbol of the other guy's flaws.


Roanoke outpaces all U.S. markets in political ads aired

This is a city under siege. Political ads are blasting across the television airwaves here, delighting broadcasters but making viewers cringe.


Proposals presented to install traffic cameras in Youngstown school zones

Proposals presented to install traffic cameras in Youngstown school zones


Ohio priest pleads guilty in sex crimes case

Ohio priest pleads guilty in sex crimes case


Pa. college student charged in crash that killed 1

Pa. college student charged in crash that killed 1


Pa. police: Girls beat woman, post video online

Pa. police: Girls beat woman, post video online


Mahoning County grand jury indicts 2 on murder charges

Mahoning County grand jury indicts 2 on murder charges


Gates: New Windows 8 system is ‘very exciting’

Gates: New Windows 8 system is ‘very exciting’ NEW YORK (AP) — Microsoft founder Bill Gates says


SKorea: Japan must educate its people about WWII

SKorea: Japan must educate its people about WWII NEW YORK (AP) — South Korea’s foreign minister


Gay marriage arguments occur in US appeals court

Gay marriage arguments occur in US appeals court NEW YORK (AP) — A Justice Department lawyer has


Judge grants trial relocation for remaining defendants in YSU shooting case

Judge grants trial relocation for remaining defendants in YSU shooting case


Man banned from Pa. casino returns there after court hearing

Man banned from Pa. casino returns there after court hearing


USDA sets filing period for Hispanics who claim past discrimination

USDA sets filing period for Hispanics who claim past discrimination


Actress files second suit in anti-Muslim film case

Actress files second suit in anti-Muslim film case LOS ANGELES (AP) — An actress who appeared in


Opinion: Ohio juvenile courts can issue visitation rights

Opinion: Ohio juvenile courts can issue visitation rights


Report: Pa. failing to enforce puppy-mill law

Report: Pa. failing to enforce puppy-mill law


Mediation rejected for Delphi pensioners

Mediation rejected for Delphi pensioners


Arkansas court upholds medical marijuana proposal

Arkansas court upholds medical marijuana proposal LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The Arkansas Supreme


Ohio puts fresh emphasis on cold-case slayings

Ohio put fresh emphasis on cold-case slayings


Family events slated Friday through Sunday in Greenville, Pa.

Family events slated Friday through Sunday in Greenville


Ex-budget chief testifies about Kilpatrick grants in racketeering trial

Ex-budget chief testifies about Kilpatrick grants in racketeering trial DETROIT (AP) — Michigan’s


Asbestos removal completed at city hall annex

Asbestos removal completed at city hall annex


GM presents scholarships to 12 students

GM presents scholarships to 12 students


Clinton, Chinese minister meet amid maritime spats

Clinton, Chinese minister meet amid maritime spats NEW YORK (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary


'Son of Anarchy' actor suspect in killing of LA woman

'Son of Anarchy' actor suspect in killing of LA woman


Disposal of kidney at Ohio hospital ‘baffling’

Disposal of kidney at Ohio hospital ‘baffling’ TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — A Texas transplant surgeon


Peterson-Getsy wedding planned in Boardman Park

austintown Ashley Peterson and Bobby Getsy, both of Youngstown, will be married during an autumn

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Anastasia Sirilla, Vincent Donofrio to wed Oct. 6

Joseph and JoAnn Sirilla of Campbell are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Anastasia Sirilla of Struthers, to Vincent R. Donofrio, also of Struthers.

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NJ woman accused of cancer scam for wedding, cash

NJ woman accused of cancer scam for wedding, cash MOUNT HOLLY, N.J. (AP) — Authorities say a New


Regular NFL refs on the job tonight for Browns-Ravens game

Regular NFL refs on the job tonight


1 crash results in 2 DUIs for western, Pa. dad, son

1 crash results in 2 DUIs for western, Pa. dad, son


Gregory Carlini gets 6 years in prison for woman's death

Greg Carlini gets 6 years in prison for woman's death


Ohio motorists warned to watch out for deer

Ohio motorists warned to watch out for deer


Powerball ticket worth about $202M sold in Iowa

Powerball ticket worth about $202M sold in Iowa DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa Lottery says a


Ohio officers plead not guilty in man's death

Ohio officers plead not guilty in man's death


Alligator that attacked Florida woman is killed

Alligator that attacked Florida woman is killed LEESBURG, Fla. (AP) — Wildlife officials say


OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS

Larry and Jodi (Love) Brown of Hiram, Ohio, are announcing the birth of their first child, a son,


Urban farm cancels rabbit butchering event

Urban farm cancels rabbit butchering event PITTSBURGH (AP) — Organizers have called off a rabbit


Ohio sheriff apologizes for illegal parking

Ohio sheriff apologizes for illegal parking COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A central Ohio sheriff has


LOUIE TODAY: Anti-fracking author, brain help, recycling

Denise Grollmus joins Louie today to talk about her recent cover story in New York City's"Village Voice": "Fracking: Boom or Doom," which mentions Youngstown.


Today's ABC Water district meeting canceled

The board of trustees of the ABC Water and Storm Water District canceled its 1 p.m. regular meeting today at Boardman Township Government Center, 8299 Market St.


YMTA prepares for honors recital


Windsor House will have autumn fest


Ministry fundraiser date is corrected

Ministry fundraiser date is corrected YOUNGSTOWN Shekinah Glory Outreach Ministry will have a


Kera Thompson named head of Junior League of Youngstown

youngstown The Junior League of Youngstown elected Kera A. Thompson as president for the 2012-13

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Medical society plans fundraiser

BROOKFIELD Trumbull County Medical Society is planning a fundraiser for Access Health Mahoning

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Master Gardener conference this weekend in Warren

The 2012 State Master Gardener Conference is Friday, Saturday and Sunday on Courthouse Square in downtown Warren.


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Rape of infant at Tmb CSB yields no indictment against staff

A Trumbull County grand jury has refused to indict anyone from Trumbull County Children Services for the handling of a visitation at agency offices that led to the rape of a 9-month-old girl in the board’s custody.

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Source: NFL, officials agree on contract

The NFL’s referee nightmare has come to an end.


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Reward offered in theft of firearms from South Side arms dealer

A federal agency is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of men who stole three dozen high-powered rifles and handguns from a South Side arms dealer.

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Harding's Mario, mates get acquainted

Warren Harding graduate Mario Manningham has become a key contributor to his new team, the San Francisco 49ers

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Poland residents grill officials about proposed levy

By Ashley Luthern aluthern@vindy.com POLAND Residents peppered school officials with questions


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UNI’s offensive explosion exposed YSU’s deficiencies

Here’s a sampling from Joe Tresey’s list of “Things that Youngstown State’s defense did wrong on Saturday night.”

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Phantoms defensemen return with valuable experience

Despite a rash of injuries to their blue line down the stretch, the Youngstown Phantoms enjoyed their most successful season in the USHL.

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Fans dig 49ers’ layover in Valley between games

Kyle DeBucci’s eyes widened and a big smile crept across his face as one of the goals of his young life came true.

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AP source: Playoff plan could have Pac-12, Big 12 face best of rest

Associated Press NEW YORK A tentative plan for the new college football postseason calls for a


Tower reflects changes at St. E’s Boardman

Site work is slated to begin Monday for a second seven-floor inpatient tower at St. Elizabeth Boardman Health Center, a $103.7 million project.

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Sectional golf | Wednesday’s tournaments

GIRLS Division II HUBBARD Ryan Rosenberger shot an 80 to lead Lakeview to the team title at Pine Lakes.


Mother, daughter Clarks sentenced in pot, pan melee

By JOHN W. GOODWIN JR. jgoodwin@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The mother and daughter involved in a


Court will consider arguments in Amber Zurcher murder case

By PETER H. MILLIKEN milliken@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The 7th District Court of Appeals will


Believer’s Church to have gasoline gift-card giveaway

Staff report WARREN Believers Church on Schenley Avenue Northeast will have a gasoline gift-card


Incomplete Ohio report cards show few Valley changes

Fifth-graders at Frank Ohl Intermediate School in Austintown work with Jeff Toth, township police officer, during their Drug Abuse Resistance Education class. A portion of the state’s school report cards was released Wednesday, and the district met 26 of 26 performance indicators. Fifth-grade test scores have been the most difficult to raise, but they met state specifications this year.

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Story inspired by bombing of Pan Am Flight 103

The Youngtown Playhouse will open its 2012-13 Griffith-Adler Actors Series on Friday with “The Women of Lockerbie,” a story of grief and healing.


It’s been long journey for Northern Beaches

By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Local band Northern Beaches is all about a long musical


NEw this week

NEw this week Hotel Transylvania (PG) Dracula throws a 118th birthday party for his daughter,


FLU PREVENTION

FLU PREVENTION What to do The easiest way to protect yourself from the flu is to get a seasonal


AUDITIONS

AUDITIONS ACTORS “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever,SDRq a Youth Theatre Production by Salem


An attack on free speech

Opinion: RALEIGH, N.C. North Carolina is giving Steve Cooksey some choices. He can stop speaking. Or he can


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Everyone should be fighting hate crimes

Opinion: By Laboni Hoq McClatchy-Tribune Hate crimes against Asian-Americans must stop. The horrific


Blackberry Smoke brings southern style back to Ohio

After more than a decade on the road, southern-rock act Blackberry Smoke has learned plenty of lessons — one of which took place a few years ago when the Atlanta-based band came through Northeast Ohio.


Great Lakes to stage plays by Shakespeare, Moliere

Perhaps there’s no greater enticing elixir of humanity explored in the arts than that of regret and forgiveness. That is, one can’t make deeds undone, so instead, they seek solace from those they’ve wronged.


Criticism of Romney defies logic

Opinion: Criticism of Romney defies logic Apparently, Mitt Romney is not qualified to be president because


High school teacher faces allegations of misconduct

Staff report MCDONALD A high school science teacher has been placed on paid administrative leave


‘Ohio 8’ school districts target data system, saying state failed to train them properly

Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohio’s eight largest big-city school districts say they have


My priority is jobs, Romney tells Ohio

By MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS President Barack Obama and his GOP challenger Mitt


NEWSMAKERS

NEWSMAKERS ‘Today’ producer mad over Lauer stories NEW YORK The “Today” show’s top producer on


Mustard without bun for burn

BY JOE GRAEDON, M.S., AND TERESA GRAEDON, Ph.D. Q. Last night, I pulled a pan out of the


Panel says campaign made false statement

By DAVID SKOLNICK and MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS By a 2-1 vote, an Ohio Elections


No will for pre-K education

Opinion: Daily Journal, Tupelo, Miss.: Leading advocates and nationally known early-childhood educators from


Singer Andy Williams dies at 84

Associated Press BRANSON, Mo. Emmy-winning TV host and “Moon River” crooner Andy Williams has


Reviving military draft makes sense

Opinion: Maybe Charlie Rangel is right in saying that America should bring back the draft, although we get to


METRO DIGEST || Boardman St. closed today for NAMII grand opening

Street to close Youngstown West Boardman Street between Hazel Street and Vindicator Square will


“THE WOMEN OF LOCKERBIE”

“THE WOMEN OF LOCKERBIE” Youngstown Playhouse opens season with story of grief and healing. C7


Kasich finalizes pension reform

By MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS Gov. John Kasich finalized long-discussed and debated


METRO DIGEST || 2012 Master Gardener Conference starts Friday

Gardening conference WARREN The 2012 State Master Gardener Conference is Friday, Saturday and


State should reconsider punishment of SCOPE

Editorial: There’s no denying that Ohio’s laws and rules were broken by SCOPE Inc. of Trumbull County, but the


Pa. official: Shale boom has effect on airports

By ED RUNYAN runyan@vindy.com VIENNA An executive with the Williamsport/Lycoming (Pa.) Chamber


Obama urges Ohio college kids to vote

Associated Press BOWLING GREEN, Ohio President Barack Obama’s latest trip to Ohio wasn’t just


Egypt’s Morsi takes big role in Mideast

Associated Press UNITED NATIONS Egypt’s new President Mohammed Morsi assigned himself the


Northern Ireland’s McIlroy ‘marked man’ as Ryder Cup set to begin at Medinah

Associated Press MEDINAH, ILL. Rory McIlroy has gone from being a rookie in the Ryder Cup to a


Missing from pro-gay marriage TV ads? Gays

Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS In one TV ad, a husband and wife talk fondly of a lesbian couple


Army focuses on suicide-prevention training

Associated Press WASHINGTON In a servicewide “stand-down,” the Army has ordered soldiers to put


Agenda Friday

Agenda Friday Mahoning Unlimited Classroom board of directors, 8 a.m., first-floor cafe


Influenza season

Vaccination and frequent, proper hand washing help stop spread of flu By WILLIAM K. ALCORN


“last resort” (8 p.m., abc): “Last Resort” offers war games, government

“last resort” (8 p.m., abc): “Last Resort” offers war games, government conspiracy, action and


2 children missing; bodies not in fire

2 children missing; bodies not in fire nashville, tenn. Two children initially believed to have


WESTERN RESERVE Port authority Board mulls director’s wages, benefits

By ED RUNYAN runyan@vindy.com VIENNA The Western Reserve Port Authority will decide within the


Flying High relocation

Flying High relocation YOUNGSTOWN Flying High Inc. has relocated to the Chase Building, 6


Years Ago

Today is Thursday, Sept. 27, the 271st day of 2012. There are 95 days left in the year.


Ovarian cancer awareness program

Ovarian cancer awareness program YOUNGSTOWN The Jewish Community Center, 505 Gypsy Lane, is


CD RATES

CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.


BUSINESS DIGEST || Liberty Comics grand opening

Business expo set NORTH LIMA The North Lima Business and Shopping Complex is having a business


Officials to decide fate of county annex

By PETER H. MILLIKEN milliken@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Mahoning County commissioners will soon


NIGHTLIFE

American Legion Post 290, 44403 state Route 14, Columbiana; 330-482-9657 Sat: Just Kelly, 8 p.m.


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Steven and Amber Glenn, Youngstown, girl, Sept. 24.


From fan to sharing a stage: Herzig to open for DiFranco

When then-teenager Katie Herzig decided to pick up the guitar, the first song the Colorado native learned to play was Ani DiFranco’s “Both Hands.”


ODDLY ENOUGH

ODDLY ENOUGH Pa. woman is charged with bonking cops with beer BUTLER, Pa. A western


Massaquoi won’t play vs. Ravens

Associated Press CLEVELAND Mohamed Massaquoi is hurt, and without the wide receiver Cleveland’s


MAC teams collecting upsets

Associated Press Dan Enos lettered four years and started two at quarterback for Michigan State.


Mets eliminate Pirates from playoff contention

Associated Press NEW YORK David Wright’s record-breaking hit was a little dribbler toward third


Redefining classical brass

If you’re going to judge a band by its name, an act called Genghis Barbie could definitely elicit a few wild suggestions.


GM’s Cruze has best month ever in August

By BURTON SPEAKMAN bspeakman@vindy.com LORDSTOWN Sales increases continue for General Motors


WTG

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