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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
LAX suspect N.J. transplant, focused on killing TSA agents
The unemployed motorcycle mechanic suspected in the deadly shooting at the Los Angeles airport set out to kill multiple employees of the Transportation Security Administration and hoped the attack would "instill fear in their traitorous minds," authorities said Saturday.
TSA agent killed at LAX remembered as joyful, dedicated family man
Friends and family remembered slain Transportation Security Administration officer Gerardo I. Hernandez as a family man who constantly smiled at travelers passing through the Los Angeles airport.
N.C. Iraq vet, candidate switches to Dem, blasting tea party, GOP for hurting U.S.
An Iraq War veteran campaigning for Congress in eastern North Carolina against U.S. Rep. Walter Jones has changed his party registration from Republican to Democrat, saying the tea party has made the GOP too extreme.
Model railroad display adds Valley's steel industry this year
Eleven-year-old Blake Marcum is too young to remember the daily operations at the Mahoning Valley’s once-thriving steel mills, but he enjoyed a small re-creation of how the area’s most central industry functioned.
Campbell cop crashes K9 cruiser during chase on expressway
Campbell police believe they know who one of their officers was chasing when he wrecked his cruiser on the Madison Avenue Expressway in Youngstown.
Rock legend Mellencamp opens art exhibit at Butler Sunday
At age 20 and fresh out of junior college, John Mellencamp went to New York to pursue fame.
Life will worsen as global warming continues, Nobel panel says
Starvation, poverty, flooding, heat waves, droughts, war and disease already lead to human tragedies.
Smithsonian Main Street exhibit at Steel Museum starting Wednesday
The Youngstown Historical Center of History and Labor, 151 W. Wood St., better known as the Steel Museum, is hosting the Smithsonian Institution’s Museum on Main Street exhibit, Journey Stories, from Wednesday through Dec. 31.
Peggy Scott | Fred Battisti Jr.
CARBONDALE, COLO. The Old Thompson Barn at River Valley Ranch was the setting of the Aug. 10
Amy Pezzuolo | Jeffrey Donston
BESSEMER, PA. St. Anthony Church was the setting of the 2 p.m. Aug. 3 wedding of Amy Pezzuolo of
Donna McClain | George Berger Jr.
YOUNGSTOWN Donna McClain and George T. Berger Jr. exchanged vows at 4 p.m. Aug. 31 at Fellows
Melissa Lindquist | Brad Blakeman
BOARDMAN Melissa Jane Lindquist and Brad Edward Blakeman exchanged vows at 1:30 p.m. Aug. 3 at
Elizabeth Oles | Kenneth Smith
YOUNGSTOWN Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church was the setting of the 2 p.m. June 22 wedding of
Church will sponsor grief share seminar
Church will sponsor grief share seminar YOUNGSTOWN Church Hill United Methodist Church, 189
Social-media threats forces cancellation of Harding football game
The game, which was the last one of the year, will not be made up.
Fitch outlasts Mooney to clinch first 10-0 season
The only thing between Austintown Fitch and the first undefeated season in school history was a program that knows a thing or two about perfect seasons.
Penguins look to keep rolling in S. Dakota
Youngstown State was off last weekend, which means it had an extra week to prepare for today’s game at South Dakota.
Cruze sales slide again in October
Consumers purchased the vehicle in record numbers, but fleet sales kept dropping last month
Western Reserve captures another 10-0 season
The Tigers’ dream turned into a nightmare when Blue Devils senior quarterback Nick Allison threw two touchdown passes in 64 seconds to secure a 25-8 victory.
Hill, Tate help Hubbard ice a third perfect season
Hubbard (10-0, 5-0 All-American Conference, American Division) last had an undefeated regular season in 2004.
Hubbard kids walk to school
Walking and biking is a great way for kids to stay fit, says the organizer of Hubbard’s walk-to-school event.
Canfield looks to break through
For a team about to play the biggest game of the year, with their season on the line, the Canfield girls soccer team certainly has a calm appearance.
Police, other agencies investigate death of 7-year-old Howland boy
Police and other agencies investigate death of 7-year-old Howland boy
Judge rules against defense motions in East Side street-gang case
Case set for trial later this month
Coitsville man accused of threats against black Youngstown officers
Craig Hall, who is white, faces charges of aggravated menacing and ethnic intimidation.
Drew Rauzan sworn in as new permanent Campbell police chief
He also urged people to vote for a 3-mill police and fire renewal levy on Tuesday’s general-election ballot.
Youngstown students explore career paths through Discovery
The Discovery Program is a new offering in the city schools this year, offering third through eighth graders exposure to different fields and career paths
Officials dedicate Village at Arlington
Former Mayor Jay Williams, back center, delivered the keynote speech during Friday’s dedication of the Village at Arlington, which replaced the last remnants of the 1938-vintage Westlake Terrace. Williams, who now works for the Obama administration, called the neighborhood transition ”nothing short of remarkable.” Doing the honors at the ribbon-cutting ceremony, center front, are Aaron Pechota, vice president of development, and Carmelita Douglas, executive director.
YSU volleyball sweeps Wright St., sets record
YSU volleyball sweeps Wright St., sets record youngstown The Youngstown State volleyball team
President should explain spying on world leaders
Editorial: Is there any doubt the United States is being spied upon by foreign governments, even those
METRO DIGEST || Workers falls at Ohio Star Forge
Steel worker falls CHAMPION A 59-year-old worker fell off an electrical transformer at the steel
Cicero’s huge night sparks Red Dragons
John Cicero rushed for 320 yards and four touchdowns on 47 carries to power Niles.
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v The Outlaws, 8 p.m.: Southern rockers return to The Cellar, 162 S.
sunday news shows
sunday news shows Guest lineups Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”:
Stock market starts Nov. on positive note
Associated Press NEW YORK The stock market started November on a strong note as investors
Museum to honor cartoon visionary
Staff report PITTSBURGH The ToonSeum museum of comic and cartoon art will celebrate the life and
BUSINESS DIGEST || Horse slaughter cleared to resume
Horse slaughter cleared to resume ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. A federal judge cleared the way Friday for
Bizkit rocker working on a CW drama
Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES Fred Durst is developing a one-hour music drama for the CW based
newsmakers
newsmakers Actor Kevin Hart donates 500 computers to hometown Philly PHILADELPHIA Actor and
Compact-crossover sales soar
Associated Press DETROIT Aging baby boomers. Couples with small kids. Single people with dogs.
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .61, 25.12 —.06 Avalon
Kerry: Some NSA surveillance ‘reached too far’
Associated Press WASHINGTON Secretary of State John Kerry’s remark that some National Security
Lisbon lubricant spill posed no threat says state
About 15,000 gallons of water and clay were spilled into a creek there
Penn National forms spin-off company for tax breaks on real estate
Gaming and Leisure Properties Inc. will now own Austintown racino real estate
Thanksgiving services information
Thanksgiving services information Information on special services for Thanksgiving will be
Congress governs self under ‘Obamacare’
Associated Press WASHINGTON Think you’re confused by “Obamacare”? It’s roiling Capitol Hill
Bishop’s candor is refreshing
Opinion: The Forum, Fargo, N.D.: The response from the Fargo Catholic Diocese last week to Bishop John
Minor parties pose a problem
Opinion: Have you heard about the current “lawless” state of affairs in Ohio’s election system? About how
Lawsuit claiming excessive force allowed to proceed
Associated Press CINCINNATI An Ohio man’s excessive-force lawsuit can proceed against two
Woman gets life sentence in murder of Beaver Twp. woman
Associated Press MEADVILLE, Pa. A northwestern Pennsylvania woman has been sentenced to life in
Mich. man says he told location of bin Laden
Associated Press DETROIT A Michigan man claims he tipped federal investigators to the location
McDonald runs wild against Jackson-Milton
The Jackson-Milton football team was on the edge of something special Friday night as they took on Inter Tri-County League Tier Two rival McDonald.
Snowden seeks international help to get US to drop espionage charges
Associated Press BERLIN The U.S. refused to show any leniency to fugitive leaker Edward Snowden
Trumbull firefighters practice on commercial building
Home-improvement retailer Menard’s donated the building used in the exercise.
Man kills TSA agent, wounds 3 at airport
Associated Press LOS ANGELES A man carrying a note that said he wanted to “kill TSA” pulled a
FAU assistant coach says he witnessed Pelini’s drug use
Staff/wire report Carl Pelini’s surprising departure from Florida Atlantic took another turn
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Justin A. Berry, 25, of 163 Carnegie Ave.,
Drone strike kills Taliban chief
Associated Press PESHAWAR, Pakistan A U.S. drone strike killed Hakimullah Mehsud, the leader of
Therapist charged with beating adopted son
Associated Press PITTSBURGH A family therapist who works to keep young men out of the child
Canfield city manager urges rejection of charter changes
Opinion: Canfield city manager urges rejection of charter changes A wise man once said, “Change is
Steelers’ rookie Williams gaining confidence
Vince Williams wasn’t supposed to grow up this quickly.
West Virginia doctor convicted in battery of patient
Associated Press SPENCER, W.Va. A Roane County physician has been convicted of putting his
Two men arrested
Two men arrested YOUNGSTOWN Police arrested two men Thursday morning on charges they fired shots
Grace UMC to celebrate
Staff report WARREN Grace United Methodist Church, 1725 Drexel NW, will mark the 110th
OSU not looking past Purdue
Urban Meyer doesn’t need any reminders about what it feels like to lose.
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury this week handed up indictments against these people on these charges:
Sandusky appeals to Pa. high court
Sandusky appeals to Pa. high court HARRISBURG, Pa. Jerry Sandusky wants Pennsylvania’s highest
REFLECTIONS
By LINDA M. LINONIS religion@vindy.com youngstown For the Rev. Dr. Nick Mager, this year has
Orders for Smart Choice Food begin today
Boxes range in price from $22 to $39 and include meat, vegetables, convenience meals, kids box, breakfast box, cake roll box and special Thanksgiving basics box.
Church Women United honors Rev. Dr. Robin Woodberry
The assistant pastor of New Bethel Baptist Church receives Valiant Woman Award.
Don't forget to vote on Tuesday
Opinion: Sacrifices were made so blacks and women could enjoy a basic right guaranteed in the Constitution.
Browns’ Taylor won’t talk about Rice incident
When the Ravens and Browns last met, the spit hit the big man.
CORRECTION
CORRECTION A story on Page A1 of Thursday’s Vindicator headlined “Talking turkey: More stores
Fall study series
Fall study series YOUNGSTOWN The Historic Church of St. John, 1429 Mahoning Ave., will present
Church honors its new pastor
Staff report AUSTINTOWN Wedgewood Park Evangelical Congregational Church, celebrated pastor
Today is Saturday, Nov. 2
Today is Saturday, Nov. 2, the 306th day of 2013. There are 59 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
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