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

New flight service to Oklahoma could expand to Youngstown-Warren airport

In order to better serve the growing oil and gas operations in Northeast Ohio, daily flight service from Cleveland to Oklahoma City begins Thursday.


Stoneridge workers eligible for federal assistance

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Avon, announced that approximately 20 workers at Stoneridge Inc. here are eligible to apply for worker adjustment assistance through the U.S. Department of Labor.


Poland zoning board rejects senior housing complex

A proposed 51-unit, subsidized, independent senior living complex will not come to the village.


Poland trustees OK new police wage system

Poland trustees OK new police wage system POLAND Township trustees approved a new starting wage


Pittsburgh pastor wants social media fast for Lent

Pittsburgh pastor wants social media fast for Lent


Pa. student sues, says C- grade cost her $1.3M

Pa. student sues, says C- grade cost her $1.3M


Warrant: Son, wife also suspects in Del. court shooting

Warrant: Son, wife also suspects in Del. court shooting


Shipyard: Rotted frame in sunken ship not fixed

Shipyard: Rotted frame in sunken ship not fixed PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) — A Maine shipyard official


Serial killer wrongly issued razor before suicide

Serial killer wrongly issued razor before suicide ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Confessed serial killer


Suspect arrested in Youngstown's second homicide

Suspect arrested in Youngstown's second homicide


Toby Keith's Cincy bar sued for back rent

Toby Keith's Cincy bar sued for back rent


Judge to hear arguments on Bulger’s immunity claim

Judge to hear arguments on Bulger’s immunity claim BOSTON (AP) — Attorneys for reputed gangster


Ohio bill would fix errors in sports safety law

Ohio bill would fix errors in sports safety law


Woman charged in lover’s death resumes testimony

Woman charged in lover’s death resumes testimony PHOENIX (AP) — A woman charged in the 2008 death


Carnival cancels 12 more cruises on troubled ship

Carnival cancels 12 more cruises on troubled ship


3 arrested in NJ videotaped stripping, whipping

3 arrested in NJ videotaped stripping, whipping NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Three people are under arrest


Should Jesus portrait remain in small Ohio school?

Should Jesus portrait remain in small Ohio school?


Ohio panel examines rules for health 'navigators'

Ohio panel examines rules for health 'navigators'


Fla. officer stabbed in prisoner escape to recover

Fla. officer stabbed in prisoner escape to recover DALLAS (AP) — Police say a Florida detective


Barry Bonds seeks dismissal of felony conviction

Barry Bonds seeks dismissal of felony conviction SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A lawyer for Barry Bonds has


10 jail days and fine for dad who drove drunk with son

10 jail days and fine for dad who drove drunk with son NILES A Niles man whose blood-alcohol


Boil-water advisory lifted for Hubbard, Brookfield townships

Boil-water advisory lifted for Hubbard, Brookfield townships Hubbard The boil advisory issued


Bond revoked in Auburn tree poisoning case

Bond revoked in Auburn tree poisoning case OPELIKA, Ala. (AP) — A judge has revoked the bond of a


Propane leak was cause of Maine house explosion

Propane leak was cause of Maine house explosion BATH, Maine (AP) — The Maine fire marshal’s office


Soldier being buried 62 years after he disappeared

Soldier being buried 62 years after he disappeared CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP) — A Maryland family is


Pa. postal service contract driver charged with stealing mail

Pa. postal service contract driver charged with stealing mail


Up to $7K offered for tips in Ohio twin's death

Up to $7K offered for tips in Ohio twin's death


Report: Big Ten to no longer schedule FCS schools

Report: Big Ten to no longer schedule FCS schools.


Villanova U. building reopening after lab accident

Villanova U. building reopening after lab accident VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) — A Villanova University


Coast Guard Academy workers busted for sex on job

Coast Guard Academy workers busted for sex on job NEW LONDON, Conn. (AP) — Officials at the U.S.


Ohio base furloughs would be $111M hit

Ohio air base furloughs would be $111M hit


PR firm no longer represents D&L Energy

PR firm no longer represents D&L Energy YOUNGSTOWN — ShaleComm, a public relations and


Free gardening program open to Youngstown residents

Free gardening program open to Youngstown residents


Man convicted of killing Eddy Curry’s ex, daughter

Man convicted of killing Eddy Curry’s ex, daughter CHICAGO (AP) — A jury has convicted a Chicago


Ky. pastor wants snakes that were confiscated in Tenn.

Ky. pastor wants snakes that were confiscated in Tenn. MIDDLESBORO, Ky. (AP) — An eastern Kentucky


Mahoning CSB seeks executive director

Mahoning CSB seeks executive director


Ex-LAPD officer believed dead; gunshot, then fire

Ex-LAPD officer believed dead; gunshot, then fire BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. (AP) — As police scoured


Teen sentenced in stabbing at middle school

Teen sentenced in stabbing at middle school SINKING SPRING, Pa. (AP) — A 14-year-old boy has been


Officials probe fires at Temple U. building

Officials probe fires at Temple U. building PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Federal authorities are


Jawaan Evans wanted in 1997 killing

A Youngstown man is one of six suspects charged with the 1997 shooting death of a man in Ashtabula.


FOOD SALES AND DINNERS

TODAY Beaver Creek Sportsman Club, 14480 Washingtonville Road, Washingtonville, will serve fish or


Black History show to be at Method 8

Black History show to be at Method 8 BOARDMAN Method 8 Studio, 4800 Market St., second floor,


Beatitude House receives grant for child advocacy

Beatitude House received a $3,300 grant from the Diocese of Ohio Episcopal Community Services to support the Child Advocacy Program in Youngstown.


Youngstown BOE approves tax abatement for Federal Bldg.

The city school board passed a resolution Tuesday supporting a 12-year, 100 percent tax abatement to The Gatta Company LLC for the remodeling of the Federal Building.


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Canfield tops Liberty for Muckleroy’s 100th win

Behind 21 points from Andrew Midgley, the Cardinals survived 23 points from Liberty’s Asim Pleas.

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Ohio EPA grants permit to keep Poland landfill active for 80 more years

The Ohio EPA has granted a permit to double the capacity of the Carbon-Limestone Landfill in Poland Township, thereby enabling it to accept waste for 80 more years.

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Obama names Youngstown as model for new tech development

President Barack Obama used Youngstown and its $70 million advanced manufacturing hub as a model for the development and growth of new technology in his State of the Union address.

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Raiders’ pressure flusters Spartans

Harding used full-court pressure to force 22 turnovers.

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Rep. Tim Ryan: Meeting with gun owners productive

Ryan meets with pro-gun representatives, plans to propose legislation


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Youngstown mail ops to move to Cleveland Feb. 23

The Feb. 23 move of mail cancellation from Youngstown to Cleveland comes about a year before the complete closing of the downtown Youngstown mail processing center.

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Running at YSU proves no hurdle for LaBrae star

By JOE SCALZO scalzo@vindy.com Even though Megan Gunther had competed at several indoor track


Standohar’s jump shot lifts Girard over Struthers

Evan Standohar’s jumper with 1.5 seconds remaining was the difference.


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Kravitz Jewish Deli Celebrates Mardi Gras

Kravitz's offers paczki day during Fat Tuesday

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Sweet treats for 7-month-old Jackson Diaz

North Elementary students, parents and staff offered about 800 sweets at a bake sale to benefit Jackson Diaz, 7 months, who has Apert syndrome

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Howland boys overcome slow start vs. Lakeview

After a slow start, Howland’s boys basketball team dominated Lakeview in a 62-43 victory on Tuesday night.


Hagan criticizes two state agencies over dumping cleanup

Says agencies provided a ‘shameful disservice’


Valley swimmers set for district meet

They’ll compete at Cleveland State University this week.


Warren mayor gives black-history speech to Jefferson students

Mayor Doug Franklin told the children at the Jefferson K-8 school Tuesday for Black History Month that his proudest professional moment was being elected Warren’s first black mayor.


Open enrollment applications available Feb. 25 at South Range

South Range will begin accepting completed applications March 4.


Speaker Harwood: Believe in yourselves

By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A key factor in positively transforming communities


Man gets 11 years in robbery of realtor

The convicted man was on parole for a previous robbery in a different state.


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Canfield Presbyterian to host joint Ash Wednesday choir

Tom Scurich, director of music at Canfield Presbyterian Church, leads the choir in rehearsal. The choir and members of five other Presbyterian church choirs will participate in a community Ash Wednesday service at 7 p.m. today at the Canfield church.


newsmakers

newsmakers TV station hackers issue zombie alert GREAT FALLS, Mont. A Montana television


Hagel deserves second look

Opinion: I know from watching the recent Senate confirmation hearing what Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., thinks


oddly enough

oddly enough Suspect charged with stealing sheriff’s newspaper CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa Deputy


Passengers on disabled ship in Gulf of Mexico face dirty conditions

Associated Press HOUSTON The head of Carnival Cruise Lines said Tuesday his company was working


Teen comedians sought for show

Austintown Area teen comedians can sign up for stage time at the All-Teen Comedy Revue, a show at


Police looking for suspect in murder of South Side man

The suspect is the nephew of the murdered man.


Township chooses new assistant fire chief, swears in new police officers

Austintown Township trustees picked a new second-in-command to Fire Chief Andy Frost III, and three new police officers were sworn in to fill vacancies at the police department.


Newton Falls officials terminate Police Chief John Kuivila

Newton Falls fires police chief


Pope Benedict XVI takes a historic step in stepping down

Editorial: Few men willingly relinquish great power or position. King Edward VIII did it in 1936, abdicating


Girls high school basketball standings

(Through Monday’s games) X-league champion; Y-co-champions independents All Youngstown


METRO DIGEST || Beatitude House

Beatitude House youngstown Beatitude House received a $3,300 grant from the Diocese of Ohio


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .70, 28.73 .13 Avalon


Black History play Saturday and Sunday in Boardman

Actors in the play will be Brian West, who will also host the event, Kyra McKinney, Dwayne Berger and India McDowell.


Obama: GOP should back my plan

Associated Press WASHINGTON Uncompromising and politically emboldened, President Barack Obama


Williams: Phantoms surging, even if crowds are not

The Phantoms’ future is up in the air, but the team is on a roll.


UAW members to have protest rally

UAW members to have protest rally Salem Local members of the United Auto Workers union will


Today in history

Today is Ash Wednesday, Feb. 13, the 44th day of 2013. There are 321 days left in the year.


Hamburger history

Hamburger history In 1969, Dave Thomas opened his first Wendy’s restaurant in Columbus, Ohio,


‘Haven’ proves too safe

By Roger Moore McClatchy-Tribune News Service The movies based on the novels of Nicholas Sparks


Senate panel approves Hagel

Associated Press WASHINGTON A bitterly divided Senate panel on Tuesday approved President Barack


IOC decides to toss wrestling from Olympics

For wrestling, this may have been the ultimate body slam: getting tossed out of the Olympic rings.


Dr. Carson should apologize to Obama

Opinion: Our politics have become so polarized and corrupted that a president of the United States cannot


BLACK HISTORY MONTH | Scheduled events in the region

A list of area events to commemorate in February, which is Black History Month, as submitted to The


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Gabriele Holbrook and Jared Paskei, Youngstown, girl, Feb. 9.


POLICE CALLS IN CANFIELD, AUSTINTOWN

POLICE CALLS A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD


Terrorists at war with US

Opinion: Random thoughts on the passing scene: I can’t get excited by the question of whether Sen. Robert


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Tringheses' Cornersburg Italian Specialties New owners carry on the carryout

They make a great sandwich for those on the run as well as a great takeout counter for dinner.

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Law protects gun industry

Opinion: By Adam Schiff Los Angeles Times Last summer, David Garcia was sentenced to life in prison for


Healthy recipes for Lent

Family Features Cooking nutritious — and delicious — meatless meals for Lent has never been


Agenda Thursday

Agenda Thursday Mahoning County Commissioners, 10 a.m., commissioner’s hearing room, second


MAHONING COUNTY COURTS, Bankruptcies

courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ricky W. Robison, 34, of 232 S. Hazelwood Ave.,


Hungry hearts

Hungry hearts Ross and Steph Morrone are taking their appetites to a restaurant that they’ve never


Shrove Tuesday is all about pancakes and sausage

Mount Olivet United Church of Christ hosts annual event


birthdays

birthdays Actress Kim Novak is 80. Actor George Segal is 79. Singer-bassist-actor Peter Tork of


Senate OKs renewal of anti-violence act

Senate OKs renewal of anti-violence act WASHINGTON By a robust bipartisan majority, the Senate


Internet cafes as interlopers

Opinion: Internet cafes as interlopers Toledo Blade: Internet sweepstakes cafes are near the top of the


Body found in rubble of burned cabin

Associated Press BIG BEAR lake, Calif. The extraordinary manhunt for the former Los Angeles


Pirates’ history doesn’t scare Martin

Russell Martin is not frightened by the Pittsburgh Pirates’ streak of 20 consecutive losing seasons.


UN Security Council condemns latest N. Korean nuclear test

Associated Press UNITED NATIONS A united U.N. Security Council strongly condemned North


Delgros denied parole for 10 more years

Judith Delgros will spend at least 10 more years in prison for killing her husband and son.


Mahoning Valley premiere of “Avenue Q” opens Friday at Playhouse

The Mahoning Valley premiere of “Avenue Q” will open Friday at the Youngstown Playhouse. Here are


Fired Warren school employee files suit, seeks reinstatement

Former school worker sues to get job back


Report: Shale industry employs more than 167,000 people in Ohio

By MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS More than 167,000 people were working in Ohio’s growing


Police: Wife kills former Penn player over child porn

A member of the University of Pennsylvania’s 1979 Final Four team was fatally stabbed by his wife.


Lenten recipes

Lenten recipes Cooking nutritious — and delicious — meatless meals for Lent has never been easier.


‘ER’ star Anthony Edwards returns on ‘Zero Hour’

By DAVID BAUDER AP Television Writer NEW YORK A decade after Dr. Mark Greene hung up his white


Communities must be vigilant

Opinion: Communities must be vigilant God rest Teddy Foltz and bless those that care about him, and seek


Small-business owners still pessimistic, survey finds

Associated Press NEW YORK Small-business owners have started 2013 with low expectations for the


Love is in the air

Family Features Chocolates? Roses? Been there, done that. Everyone wants to make sure the special


Chocolate for your guy

Chocolate for your guy Many women will receive a box of chocolates on Valentine’s Day. Here’s a


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Man charged with vandalism after mall disturbance

Michael F. Lewis was charged following a weekend disturbance at a Southern Park Mall department store that caused at least $13,000 in damage.


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