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Fire near electric meter damages North Side home
Fire reports say an electrical problem was responsible for a fire that caused $1,000 in damage to a North Side home about 9:15 p.m. Thursday.
Worker survives 10-foot fall at Champion work site
Worker survives 10-foot fall at Champion work site
AP NEWS BREAK: Ohio gay-marriage lawsuit kept alive
AP NEWS BREAK: Ohio gay-marriage lawsuit kept alive
Court: Ohio man can proceed with excessive-force suit
Court: Ohio man can proceed with excessive-force suit
UPDATE: Gunman kills TSA agent at LAX, injures 2 others
UPDATE: Gunman kills TSA agent at LAX, injures 2 others
Warren schools, mayor and police cancel tonight’s Harding game
Warren schools, mayor and police cancel tonight’s Harding game WARREN Warren City Schools, in
Police: Ohio man sought in ex-girlfriend's death surrenders
Police: Ohio man sough in ex-girlfriend's death surrenders
UPDATE: Union official says TSA agent killed in shooting at Los Angeles airport
UPDATE: Suspected gunman in custody at Los Angeles airport
Howland police investigate death of 7-year-old
Howland police investigate death of 7-year-old HOWLAND Howland police and other agencies are
Boil-water advisory lifted for portion of Hubbard Township
Boil-water advisory lifted for portion of Hubbard Township
Officials: US drone kills Pakistani Taliban leader
Officials: US drone kills Pakistani Taliban leader
Warren crew fights two suspicious fires
Warren crew fights two suspicious fires WARREN The same shift at the Warren Fire Department
BREAKING NEWS: Police probe possible shooting at LAX
BREAKING NEWS: Police probe possible shooting at LAX
Niles church accepting orders Saturday for Smart Choice Food
Niles church accepting orders Saturday for Smart Choice Food
Stocks mixed, despite strong US manufacturing data
Stocks mixed, despite strong US manufacturing date
Niles health department has kids' immunization clinic Wednesday
Niles health department has kids' immunization clinic Wednesday
Two men accused of firing shots on South Side
Two men accused of firing shots on South Side YOUNGSTOWN Police arrested two men Thursday
Fires at two vacant Zents Avenue homes
Fires at two vacant Zents Avenue homes YOUNGSTOWN Firefighters responded to fires at two vacant
Electrical problem causes North Side house fire
Electrical problem causes North Side house fire YOUNGSTOWN Fire reports say an electrical
Village at Arlington replaces the last section of Westlake Terrace
Village at Arlington replaces the last section of Westlake Terrace YOUNGSTOWN City and county
Boardman woman left kids home alone, cops say
Boardman woman left kids home alone, cops say BOARDMAN A Boardman woman was arraigned Thursday
Hodge Scholarship Dinner is Nov. 8
Hodge Scholarship Dinner is Nov. 8 YOUNGSTOWN The 11th annual Danielle Marie Hodge Scholarship
Cruze sales dip for second straight month
Cruze sales dip for second straight month Sales of the Lordstown-built Chevrolet Cruze dropped for
Ohio launches local bridge replacement program
Ohio launches local bridge replacement program columbus Ohio will invest $120 million to repair
Youngstown man arrested for insulting black police officers
Youngstown man arrested for insulting black police officers YOUNGSTOWN A city man is expected
Niles schools cancels special board meeting today
Niles schools cancels special board meeting today Niles The special meeting scheduled for 3 p.m.
Grace AME Church in Warren tho host annual conference
Grace AME Church in Warren tho host annual conference WARREN Grace African Methodist Episcopal
All Souls Day services planned in Valley
All Souls Day services planned in Valley A Mass for All Souls Day will be celebrated at 2 p.m.
Prayer assembly set Saturday at Fifth Avenue Community Church
Prayer assembly set Saturday at Fifth Avenue Community Church YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown City and
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church to mark 75th year
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church to mark 75th year WARREN St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, 2053 North
CLUB CALENDAR
BOOSTERS Girard Band Boosters will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the high school cafeteria. McDonald
Wine and art will help pave park
Polish Youngstown’s project will make a veterans park more easily accessible.
Turkey dinner date corrected
Turkey dinner date corrected AUSTINTOWN Ohltown United Methodist Church, 2001 Ohltown Road, will
Mahoning child support agency offering deal to reinstate suspended driver's licenses
Mahoning County Child Support Enforcement Agency is offering an opportunity to reinstate suspended driver’s licenses for a one-month payment plus $1 on the arrears and an agreement to seek employment if the individual is not working.
Trumbull GOP breakfast Saturday
The Trumbull County Republican Party will have its monthly breakfast at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Perkins Restaurant, 1953 Niles Cortland Road (state Route 46), across from the entrance to Eastwood Mall.
Trumbull Head Start gets $3.1M federal grant
The Trumbull Community Action Program was awarded a $3.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to help operate its Head Start program in Warren.
Animal-rescue facility in Struthers expands to meet demand
Maria Guyan of Struthers, a lifelong animal lover and rescuer, started New Lease on Life Rescue on Midlothian Boulevard in Struthers in 2010. The no-kill shelter is building an adoption and training center and needs volunteers to help with its growing needs. The shelter's cats and dogs are adopted after being spayed or neutered, vaccinated and micro-chipped.
ValleyCare Northside to cut dozens more jobs, combine units
Combines health care units for efficiency
St. Vincent-St. Mary too tough for Ursuline
The defending Division III state champs pulled away for a 40-7 victory.
No Noreen? Phantoms unfazed
Youngstown will also be without points leader Kyle Connor this weekend.
Poland teacher, husband indicted for robbery
Irene and Frank Consiglio of Canfield were indicted on Thursday by a Mahoning County grand jury.
Boardman’s Hadley has big goals for state
The senior considers himself the favorite in the Division I race.
Oakhill cafeteria reopening next year
Disabled adults will staff the former hospital cafeteria in the Oakhill Renaissance Place basement, which will be open for breakfast and lunch.
YSU’s special teams are finally special
YSU has improved in almost every area of special teams from last year.
Hubbard, Hubbard Township, Brookfield study final report on joint police force
Hubbard, Hubbard Township and Brookfield must now decide if they want one police force.
Badanjek still a Southington legend
In four seasons at Southington, Badanjek set a then-Trumbull County rushing record 5,336 yards.
Season of change: Jackson-Milton’s Bluejays taking flight
With a home win last Friday over Lowellville, Jackson-Milton (6-3) recorded its sixth victory of the season and guaranteed itself of its first winning season since 1997.
Watson gets 10 years for killing girlfriend’s dad
Blamed the victim for attacking him first with a broom handle and being an ‘uncontrollable drunk’
Charges expected in McClurkin Funeral Home investigation
The Girard police chief says it’s important for everyone who pre-paid for funeral arrangements through the McClurkin Funeral Home to call the police department.
Accomplice's appeal rejected in Kaluza case
Claimed two convictions should have been merged at sentencing
Ohio Senate starts work this week on new tax cut
State Sen. Joe Schiavoni of Boardman questioned whether funds should instead be directed into other services.
Major pension funds ask for climate change study
Investors are fearful that major fossil fuel companies will be less profitable in the future without it
Calif. finds more instances of offshore fracking
News comes after earlier investigation revealed unauthorized drilling
Wright takes over for Pelini at FAU
Brian Wright was unexpectedly thrust into coaching in 1994, when a leg injury ended his playing career at The College of Wooster.
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Kirk Bogus, 9 p.m.: Comedian returns to the Funny Farm, at Mojo’s
Obamacare is the law; fix program’s damaged pieces
Editorial: To say that the Patient Protec- tion and Affordable Care Act, more commonly known as Obamacare, made
Political speech is free speech
Opinion: “The First Amendment does not permit laws that force speakers to retain a campaign finance
Can you provide any advice on well-water testing and what to test for, especially the radioactive
Can you provide any advice on well-water testing and what to test for, especially the radioactive
No October jinx this time for stock market
October, with its history of big crashes on Wall Street, didn’t scare off investors this time. To the contrary, the stock market seemed unstoppable.
Hallmark ornament stirs controversy
Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo. Greeting-card giant Hallmark said Thursday that it shouldn’t
FAA eases guidelines on electronic devices
Associated Press WASHINGTON Airline passengers won’t have to “turn off all electronic devices”
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .61, 25.18 —.17 Avalon
Dell laptop owners make a stink over cat odor in devices
Associated Press NEW YORK A noxious feline odor has some Dell customers caterwauling. People
newsmakers
newsmakers Cat-hoarding probe at Grace Kelly’s childhood home PHILADELPHIA The childhood home
Surplus food/clothing
Surplus food/clothing East Side Crime Watch, 1001 Oak St., corner of Fruit St., Youngstown, food
Indians release closer Perez
Cleveland also re-signed veteran slugger Jason Giambi.
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Robert Jr. and Toni Beam, Youngstown, twins: girls, Oct. 30.
Ohio has confirmed six water-well problems from vertical gas drilling since 2010
Only six problems out of 183 investigations
oddly enough
oddly enough State police warning of central Pa. jury-duty scam RIDGWAY, Pa. What’s worse
SKOLNICK || Kitchen supporters don’t fool anyone
Opinion: The event was touted as “a group of concerned citizens, including clergy and community leaders” to
This week’s Q&A Mooney’s P.J. Fecko
Coming off a big win over arch-rival Ursuline — which had won the last three meetings — P.J. Fecko’s
A nearly complete train track at the Ohio Commerce Center is a key part of a $70 million fuel depot
Company at Ohio Commerce Center prepares for oil, gas industry
Boston builds title blueprint
The Red Sox took advantage of last August’s salary purge to build a championship team.
Slow starts not helping struggling Steelers
Like many of his brethren, Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Todd Haley comes up with a series of scripted play calls to start each game. Might be time for a re-write.
Meyer’s Buckeyes on a roll, but critics aren’t satisfied
Urban Meyer’s first 20 games as Ohio State’s football coach have really opened my eyes.
Marcellus Shale gas growing faster than expected
EIA releases first report detailing production in country’s major plays
Technology should not replace hands-on learning experience
Opinion: Technology should not replace hands-on learning experience Technology is at an all-time high in
An update on lawmaker action and other activities at the Ohio Statehouse related to horizontal
An update on lawmaker action and other activities at the Ohio Statehouse related to horizontal
Kasich defends move to expand Medicaid
Associated Press COLUMBUS Gov. John Kasich defended his decision to turn to a legislative board
Mexico-US drug tunnel equipped with rail system
Associated Press SAN DIEGO A tunnel designed to smuggle drugs from Tijuana, Mexico, to San Diego
As shale-related projects, and other construction booms, labor shortage remains a challenge
Unions are meeting demand, but they need more workers
Years Ago
Today is Friday, Nov. 1, the 305th day of 2013. There are 60 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Marcellus group names new president
Marcellus group names new president PITTSBURGH The Marcellus Shale Coalition picked its second
A trip down the Mahoning River alerts Mike to some positive changes
Oil and gas industry needs to keep clean work in mind
Booming oil towns prepare for inevitable bust
Longtime boom towns warn others of what a downturn looks like
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses William J. Porter, 56, of 17514 Idylwild Ave., Lake
Efforts to fight drilling near Meander Reservoir stepped-up
District official says talks about plans to drill near Meander occurred in July
METRO DIGEST || Phone pole fire at Mathews, Sheridan
Phone pole fire boardman Boardman Fire Department responded to a fire at a telephone pole that
Told poliice he was arguing with victim
Man indicted for stabbing death By joe gorman jgorman@vindy.com youngstown A Mahoning County
Saudi men quietly campaign to end women’s driving ban
Associated Press DUBAI, United Arab Emirates A growing number of men are quietly helping steer a
World Series rating up 17 percent over 2012
World Series rating up 17 percent over 2012 NEW YORK The World Series television rating on Fox
Court reinstates most of abortion law
Court reinstates most of abortion law AUSTIN, Texas A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that
Poland graduate’s own version of ‘Relativity’ gains popular success
Poland graduate publishes novel Cristin Bishara, 1990 graduate of Poland Seminary, is author
Bank income falls
Bank income falls cortland Cortland Bancorp, the holding company of Cortland Banks, reported a
Jay Williams returns to Youngstown today
Jay Williams returns to Youngstown today YOUNGSTOWN Former Mayor Jay Williams, who is now deputy
syria Israel attacks Russian missiles
Associated Press BEIRUT Israeli warplanes attacked a shipment of Russian missiles inside a
birthdays
birthdays Country singer Bill Anderson is 76. Actress Barbara Bosson (“Murder One,” “Hill Street
Appeals panel orders resentencing
The 7th District Court of Appeals upheld Melvin Shaw’s convictions in the fatal shooting of Tracee Banks and the wounding of Jamel Turner, but ordered Shaw resentenced because felonious assault and attempted murder must merge into one sentence.
Public relations, unemployment, community perception identified as top Trumbull public-health issues
Public relations, unemployment, community perception identified as top Trumbull public-health issues
Dolphins sack Bengals in overtime
Associated Press MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. Cameron Wake sacked Andy Dalton for a safety with 6:38 left
First Energy has free app
Customers can report or get updates on power outages using their smart phones.
Information Technology program receives an upgrade
The scene in Steve Bennett’s Information Technology classroom at the Mahoning County Career and
Will home be sweet for YSU cross country?
Jackson-Milton High graduate Samantha Hamilton is the favorite to win the Horizon League title.
Nick Cardiero / Alec Buchenic
Nick Cardiero Girard Player fact: The senior quarterback had a near-perfect game, completing 21
Little Falcons claim 100 pound title
A seesaw contest characterized by tough defensive play, mistakes, penalties and thrilling break away
Military brides say yes to free dresses
Treasured Moments Bridal and Formal will be giving away free designer wedding gowns on Nov. 7 from
Canfield briefs
Spaghetti dinner benefit to be Nov. 17 The Jack Aey Cancer Benefit Fund Raiser Spaghetti Dinner
Canfield sports briefs
Boys soccer claims victory In the biggest game of the season, the Canfield Cardinals took on the
Donate boots for children in need
The Boardman Community Foundation will be accepting donations of new children’s boots all ages for
Spartan boys cross country take district championship title
The Boardman Spartan Cross Country Team captured their second consecutive district championship by
Tarte Cosmetics, Second Harvest Food Bank team up
Tarte Cosmetics is again teaming up with Second Harvest Food Bank for a food drive from 10 a.m.
Donate boots for children in need
The Boardman Community Foundation will be accepting donations of new children’s boots all ages for
Boardman sports briefs
YMCA Neptune swimmers Noah Basista from Boardman Glenwood Middle School and Jordan Stackpole from
Court of Honor recognizes scouting accomplishments
Boy Scout Troop 25 chartered to Canfield United Methodist Church had its Fall Court of Honor
Donate boots for children in need
The Boardman Community Foundation will be accepting donations of new children’s boots all ages for
Baseball season is almost over
By MATT PECK It’s that time of year. The World Series has finally arrived, and the baseball
Military brides say yes to free dresses
Treasured Moments Bridal and Formal will be giving away free designer wedding gowns on Nov. 7 from
Knitting group helps warm up America
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com A Loose Knit Group is kept together by one main thing,
SR-170 sidewalk project put out to bid
The Poland Township Board of Trustees had a special meeting last week to put the long awaited
First Energy links with Poland Township
The Poland Township Board of Trustees announced that they have added a link to its website, making
Canfield 140 team named Super Bowl champs
The Canfield Cardinals 140 pound 12U football team held off the Austintown Colts 22-20 Oct. 27 to
Poland briefs
Junior Women’s League to meet Nov. 4 The next meeting of the Boardman Poland Junior Women’s League
Austintown briefs
Boardman Park to host mother/son date night Boardman Park will be hosting its Mom and Son Date
Boardman briefs
Boardman Park Board Meeting The Board of Park Commissioners of Boardman Township Park will host
Donate new boots for children in need
The Boardman Community Foundation will be accepting donations of new children’s boots all ages for
Ohio teen arrested on arson, attempted-murder charges
Associated Press CINCINNATI A 14-year-old Ohio boy has been arrested on juvenile charges of
Pumpkins are fun at fall library event
“Today is all about pumpkins,” librarian Ashley Potopovich told children at Fun Time for 4s and 5s at the Austintown library Oct. 23. The event offered developmentally appropriate books, songs, rhymes, finger plays and other activities for children to help them become successful readers.
Mill hosts Sleepy Hollow masquerade
Historic Lanterman’s Mill was turned into Van Tassel’s homestead in Tarrytown, NY for a night. Masquerade at the Mill, the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, took place Oct. 12.
Mill hosts Sleepy Hollow masquerade
By ELISE McKEOWN SKOLNICK neighbors@vindy.com Historic Lanterman’s Mill was turned into Van
Fellows Riverside Gardens unveils painting
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com Fellows Riverside Gardens unveiled a new painting for
Knitting group helps warm up America
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com A Loose Knit Group is kept together by one main thing,
West Boulevard Elementary has Red Ribbon Week
West Boulevard Elementary School students rolled out of bed and were ready for school Oct. 24.
Fellows Riverside Gardens unveils painting
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com Fellows Riverside Gardens unveiled a new painting for
Boardman Park hosts carving contest
By ELISE McKEOWN SKOLNICK neighbors@vindy.com Participants laid out newspaper on picnic tables
SENIOR SALUTE: BAND EDITION
Name: Sarah Playforth; Brandon Ciavarella Instrument: Trumpet/Spartan Silks; Tenor Drums/
Canfield cross country teams participate in invitationals
On Oct. 5, the Canfield Cross Country teams participated in two invitational meets. At the Stow
CHC students enjoy career day
C.H. Campbell Elementary School students enjoyed an opportunity to learn about a variety of careers available to them during the school’s 15th annual Career Day Oct. 25.
Fellows Riverside Gardens unveils new painting
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com Fellows Riverside Gardens unveiled a new painting for
Military brides say yes to free dresses
Treasured Moments Bridal and Formal will be giving away free designer wedding gowns on Nov. 7 from
Loose Knit Group helps warm up America with afghans
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com A Loose Knit Group is kept together by one main
SENIOR SALUTE: BAND EDITION
Names: Bianca Klase; Mark Cooper Instruments: Flute; Percussion/Snare Drum Q. When did you
Dinner benefits Love This Place
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com A spaghetti dinner fundraiser was hosted for Love
Elementary students get unique music lesson
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com Dobbins and North Elementary students danced and
Dobbins stops, drops, and rolls
By ADRIENNE CRISSMAN acrisman@vindy.com Dobbins Elementary students learned the importance of
120 pound Little Bulldogs win Super Bowl
The Poland 120 pound Little Bulldogs left it all out on the field in a spectacular win over the
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