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Mr., Mrs. Kohl celebrate 60th at Mass, dinner
AUSTINTOWN Rose and Ed Kohl of Austintown celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a Mass at
Mr., Mrs. Brosko and their family celebrate 50th
BOARDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brosko of Boardman marked the 50th anniversary of their wedding Aug.
Dowlings mark 50th with dinner and vacation
AUSTINTOWN Thomas and Evelyn Dowling of Austintown marked their 50th anniversary on Aug. 14 with a
Pallantes mark 55th anniversary with Mass, game
CANFIELD Dr. Martin and Sally Pallante of Canfield will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary
Mr., Mrs. Melia celebrate 65th anniversary
MCDONALD Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Melia of McDonald celebrated their 65th anniversary at a Mass June
Wrays celebrate golden milestone at family dinner
AUSTINTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wray of Austintown celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Aug. 29
Eckenrodes mark 50th anniversary
BOARDMAN Robert T. and Marie A. Eckenrode of Boardman celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, closed for Labor
MASONIC GROUPS
TUESDAY Clotilda Club, an auxiliary of Miriam Chapter 278, OES, will meet at noon at Bob Evans
SOCIETY DIGEST
Firestone Park sets homecoming race COLUMBIANA The Firestone Park Homecoming 5K Race will take
SENIOR CITIZENS
Ajax Magnethermic retirees will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Station Square, 4250 Belmont Ave.
GARDEN CLUBS
WEDNESDAY Mahoning will meet at noon for a sack lunch in Kidston Classroom at the Davis Education
Tippecanoe Golf Classic will help fund hospice care
Hospice of the Valley will benefit from a golf tournament.
SENIOR MENUS
Easter Seals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays in Columbiana and Mahoning counties for people 60
Find out what’s cooking at the Farmer & the Chef
Delicious things are coming to the MetroParks Farm.
Rocket-launch vehicle to be restored in Ohio
It was used for space flights from 1959 to the early 2000s.
Workers' wages in the Mahoning Valley take a hit over past 7 years
Some economists argue that all is not gloom and doom here though
'We're keeping fingers crossed' for Joan Rivers' recovery, daughter says
She is in a New York hospital
Mahoning County lawyers plead for judges’ pay raise
Ohio judges’ pay should be increased to “continue to attract the finest legal minds to serve on the bench,” local bar association president says.
After 5 decades, fair’s mascot rooster keeps on crowing
The rooster has been the face of the fair since the 1960s.
Despite big lead early, Cardinal Mooney falls to Imhotep once again
Panthers trailed by 14 before rallying for road victory By Jon Moffett sports@vindy.com
Words of wisdom: ‘Nothing guaranteed in horse racing
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com CANFIELD Anything can happen in horse racing.
Dirt, power draw crowds to truck and tractor pull
The truck and tractor pull brings out the crowd at the fair.
Runners to your marks … Upcoming races & walks
September Monday — Kiwanis Labor Day run at Faces Lounge in Newton Falls. Registration at 8 a.m.
More high School results
Football Tuscarawas Central Catholic 25, Lowellville 10 NEW PHILADELPHIA Lowellville’s Alex
Girard man’s sunflower reaches nearly 21 feet
One family grew two 20-inch-plus sunflowers for this year’s sunflower contest at the fair.
Area golf calendar Upcoming outings & scrambles
SEPTEMBER Friday — 17th annual Animal Welfare League Golf Classic at Avalon Lakes-Squaw Creek.
Family act blends Irish music with other styles The Willis Clan
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com County fairs are all about bringing together different
FAIR DIGEST || Worship services today
Worship services today Several worship services will be offered at the Canfield Fair’s Concourse
Promoting a trust fund, Kuchar grabs spotlight at right time
Palmer, Ryan tied for lead after third-round of Deutsche Bank Championship
Mercer County | ‘Pedal the Lakes’ bike ride set Sept. 13
Staff report GREENVILLE, PA. Mercer County Trails Association Inc.’s 18th annual “Pedal the
State Sen. Turner to speak at Youngstown Black Caucus dinner
Staff report GIRARD The Youngstown Warren Black Caucus announces that its sixth annual dinner
168th canfield FAIR | Schedule of events
Free daily fair activities Antique equipment: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at southeast corner of
Wagering on horses has slowed considerably over 15 years
Ninety-year-old Sam Corona of Austintown has seen horse racing rise in popularity and peak. Now, he says, 'racing is dying' and horse bettors are 'gone and [there’s] nobody to replace them.' The Valley's new racino in Austintown will be the state’s 11th. Can Ohio support that many?
People rally at Walmart where cops shot man
Associated Press BEAVERCREEK, Ohio Some 200 people held signs and chanted Saturday outside a
A summer of soul
Opinion: School is back in session this week for my sons, and I imagine what will come up is the question
US airstrikes target Islamic State fighters
Associated Press WASHINGTON The U.S. military says fighter aircraft and unmanned drones have
DeWine warns Ohio residents of scams involving driveway paving
Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohio’s attorney general says residents should be on the lookout for
VICTORIAN PLAYERS Cast is delightful in comedy ‘You Can’t Take It With You’
By Eric McCrea entertainment@vindy.com The Victorians Players kicked off its 2014-15 season with
LABOR DAY | What’s open/closed
A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local businesses closed for Labor Day,
Private prison in Youngstown receives unwelcomed attention
Editorial: The recent protest involving more than 200 inmates at the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center in
Scotland’s future hangs in balance
Opinion: The best laid schemes of mice and men often go awry. — Scottish poet Robert Burns, “To a Mouse”
We are ready for some football
Editorial: And they’re off and running. High school football teams across the Mahoning and Shenango valleys
NEWSMAKERS
NEWSMAKERS ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ unused chapter is released LONDON An unused
LIMELIGHTS, CAREER PATHS
LAW Harrington, Hoppe & Mitchell Ltd. announced law firm lawyer Vito J. Abruzzino has been
Rocky Mountain National Park starts year-long centennial celebration
By LINDSEY TANNER Associated Press ESTES PARK, Colo. No adjectives can do Rocky Mountain
Girl, 9, dies after being trapped in sand
Girl, 9, dies after being trapped in sand LINCOLN CITY, Ore. A 9-year-old girl died when a sand
Saudi king warns of terrorist threats
Associated Press RIYADH, Saudi Arabia The king of Saudi Arabia has warned that extremists could
MILESTONES
MILESTONES STATE PATROL Local troopers honored The Ohio State Highway Patrol announced the
Volunteers needed
Volunteers needed YOUNGSTOWN Community Legal Aid, a nonprofit law firm serving the civil legal
COLUMBIANA, TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS COLUMBIANA COUNTY New complaints State of Ohio Job and Family Services v. A-BLT LLC,
Police: Man dies in golf-cart crash
Associated Press WOOSTER, Ohio A 49-year-old northern Ohio man has been killed in an early-
NYPL Six-run eighth inning not enough for Scrappers against Doubledays
Staff report Niles The Mahoning Valley Scrappers scored six runs in the eighth inning Saturday
Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak
Friday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a 1-over-par 72 in the second round of the Deutsche Bank
Isner loses; all US men eliminated from Open
Isner loses; all US men eliminated from Open NEW YORK Once again, John Isner’s trip to Flushing
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m.
Mill Creek’s gardens rank among world’s best; Y’town school board member challenges editorial; Don’t militarize US police forces; Back Alzheimer’s bill
Opinion: Fellows Gardens ranks with best I recently visited Youngstown and had the great pleasure of
Using goat milk to craft soaps
By MARTA TANKERSLEY HAYS Charleston Gazette CHARLESTON, W.Va. Marilyn Grossman has the kind of
BUSINESS DIGEST || Region has lowest gas prices in Ohio
Region has lowest gas prices in Ohio YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown-Warren region had the lowest
Junior Girl Scouts learn from the gift of giving
Scouts donate school supplies to less fortunate students.
Noted author to speak at the Jewish center
Noted author to speak at the Jewish center YOUNGSTOWN The Schwartz Judaica Library at the Jewish
Years Ago
Today is Sunday, Aug. 31, the 243rd day of 2014. There are 122 days left in the year. Associated
Lettuce People look at alternative growing option
Katie and Tom Phibbs are operating a hydroponic lettuce growing system
Filipino peacekeepers escape Golan standoff
Associated Press MANILA, PHILIPPINES The Philippine military chief says more than 70 Filipino
Your information is at risk everywhere
These days, as the threat of malicious software and sophisticated cybercriminals reaches every
A drag on Democratic Party ticket
Opinion: What do Ed FitzGerald and Michael Sciortino have in common, apart from being Democrats running in
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Canfield Fair, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.: Today’s highlight will be a
Study: Novel heart-failure drug shows big promise
Associated Press A new study reports one of the biggest potential advances against heart failure
EU threatens Russia with more sanctions
Associated Press BRUSSELS Despite tough rhetoric decrying Russia’s increasing military
Man sentenced for killing girlfriend after crash
Associated Press LANCASTER, Pa. A central Pennsylvania man will serve 28 to 56 years behind
Saturday, August 30 (76 stories)
Saudi king warns Islamic State will hit Europe next month, then US if no international response
The king of Saudi Arabia has warned that extremists could attack Europe and the U.S. if there is not a strong international response to terrorism after the Islamic State group seized a wide territory across Iraq and Syria.
Al-Quaida linked Syrians attacking UN peacekeepers
Clashes erupted between al-Qaida-linked Syrian rebels and U.N. peacekeepers in the Golan Heights on Saturday after the militants surrounded their encampment, activists and officials said, as the international organization risked being sucked further into the conflict.
5 US air strikes hit Islamic State targets
The U.S. military says fighter aircraft and unmanned drones have struck Islamic State militants near Iraq's Mosul Dam.
Final score: Ohio State 34, Navy 17
The Buckeyes struggled much of the day, but took control in the second half.
Yvonne Ford is installed to lead Juniors for GFWC
A Poland women is installed to a leadership position in the GFWC.
Dahlia show will determine which is the best bloom
The local dahlia society gears up for a big show.
Mazzupappa, McCoy nuptials set for Oct. 11
Samuel and JoAnn Mazzupappa of Poland are announcing the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Samantha Jo Mazzupappa, and Joshua Alan McCoy, both of Pataskala, Ohio.
Marla Davis, Will Klatt will exchange vows
YOUNGSTOWN Linda and Murray Davis of Youngstown are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Color run/walk set in Austintown Park
Color run/walk set in Austintown Park AUSTINTOWN The Yellow Brick Place Color vs Cancer 5K
Fitch veterans soar past Harding
Just before making the backbreaking play of the game, Fitch senior wide receiver Joey Harrington admitted he didn’t see it coming.
Austintown nursing home opposes outdoor racino concerts
Loud outdoor concerts would disrupt the nursing home environment, lawyer says.
Week 1 victory not in cards for Canfield
In the heart of fair country, there wasn’t much to crow about at Cardinal Stadium on Friday night as Louisville dismantled Canfield, 24-7.
Youngstown City Hall cleaner charged with taking city credit card
Allegedly rang up charges for alcohol, clothes
Penguins looking to pull off another surprise
In 2012, the Penguins did more than just compete in the first half, they dominated Pitt 31-17 to earn one of the biggest wins in school history.
Law director rejects Youngstown councilwomen's measure to hire outside counsel
City law director is refusing the request for such legislation
Hubbard dances past Lakeview
The star of the show was senior running back Larry Scott, who dazzled for 259 yards and four touchdowns.
South Avenue business owners look to reform merchants’ association
The association would ‘rejuvenate’ the area, says one supporter
Boardman’s improved numbers not enough against D-I power
The Boardman Spartans had depth issues a season ago when their roster dipped below the 40-player mark.
Man shot on South Ave. is Youngstown's 10th homicide victim of year
Died after being taken to hospital
SPORTS DIGEST || YOA Saturday sports clinics kick off today
YOA Saturday sports clinics kick off today canfield Youngstown Orthopaedic Associates’ Saturday
sutliff museum Lecture series focuses on antiques
Staff report WARREN The Sutliff Museum’s fall lecture series will begin Sept. 16 with “Antique
Silent film to include live pipe organ
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Stambaugh Auditorium, 1000 Fifth Ave., will continue its tradition of
Struthers Shop with a Cop to host benefit car show
Struthers police host the second annual car show to benefit Shop with a Cop Sept. 21
Prep roundup | Other results
Volleyball Springfield 25-14-25-14-15, Crestview 13-25-20-25-11 SPRINGFIELD Elizabeth
YSU extends Wolford’s contract
Youngstown State coach Eric Wolford signed a one-year contract extension on Tuesday that will keep him with the Penguins through next season.
METRO DIGEST || Motorcyclist injured in Sharon
Motorcyclist injured SHARON A motorcycle accident at Beatty and Sheakleyville Greenville roads
Sewing the seeds of creativity
By KALEA HALL khall@vindy.com CANFIELD Gary Little likes to tinker. The 64-year-old
Music fest for children’s hospital
Staff report BOARDMAN The inaugural Rock for Kids music festival will be Sept. 14 at the Magic
Family carries on popcorn tradition at Canfield Fair
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com CANFIELD Each of Peggy and Harry Potts’ visits to the
Vindy reporter gets hands dirty, steer clean
Emmalee Torisk succeeded in her task without getting her foot broken. See below
Bishop oks ALS challenge at Diocese schools if direct gift
Students of St. Charles School in Boardman chilled out Friday afternoon on the lawn in front of the school as 24 staff members answered the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge by being doused with ice water. Donations collected from the event will go to retired Boardman teacher Christine Terlesky, who has ALS.
MAHONING county | Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people on these charges this week. They will be
Security fears
Associated Press WASHINGTON The case of Mehdi Nemmouche haunts U.S. intelligence officials.
LABOR DAY | What’s open/closed
A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local businesses closed for Labor Day,
METRO DIGEST || Man charged with resisting arrest
Man charged with resisting arrest YOUNGSTOWN A man who police tried to pull over about 11:10
Actor, producer at film commission booth
Actor, producer at film commission booth Randy Wayne, actor and Hollywood producer, will be at
Kasich detractors’ options dwindle as election nears
Associated Press COLUMBUS So you’re among the half of Ohio voters who weren’t planning to vote
Man runs from police, leaves gun behind
Marquise Shelton faces several charges, including resisting arrest
Birthdays
Birthdays Actor Bill Daily is 87. Actress Elizabeth Ashley is 75. Actor Ben Jones is 73. Actress
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Rydell B. Duke, 26, of 447 Cohasset Drive,
Pa. Medicaid could change without Corbett
Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett has won approval for elements of a federally
Salazar, Santana lead Tribe over KC in series opener
Carlos Santana connected in the ninth inning for his 22nd home run, helped Cleveland win for the fifth time in six games.
Friday On the links
Friday On the links Pro golf results DEUTSCHE BANK CHAMPIONSHIP NORTON, MASS. Ryan Palmer
Friday’s other football games
Ursuline 13, Walsh Jesuit 9 STOW Ursuline twice came from behind to post a significant early-
Harrison, Volquez lead Bucs over Reds
Edinson Volquez loves how Josh Harrison plays the game. He thinks the third baseman is the most valuable player in the National League.
Rise Pies to open its first location
Rise Pies to open its first location BOARDMAN Rise Pies will officially open its first location
Chrysler stock could be back on the market soon
Associated Press DETROIT U.S. investors should soon be able to buy stock in Chrysler for the
YSU trustees should reassess role they’re playing in hiring
Editorial: Lost in all the excitement of James P. Tressel taking over the presidency of Youngstown State
Feds review Reynolds’ deal to buy Lorillard
Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. Federal regulators are putting Camel cigarette maker Reynolds
Just use common sense
Opinion: The Journal of New Ulm, Minn.: A news item out of Arizona is an example that even a constitutional
Ohio Dems in state of flux
Opinion: COLUMBUS The last thing Chris Redfern and the Ohio Democratic Party need is vocal, public
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Canfield Fair, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.: Harness racing at 11 a.m. and
Sunday news shows
Sunday news shows Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Rep. Tom Cole,
Palestinian leader says Hamas caused prolonged war
Palestinian leader says Hamas caused prolonged war RAMALLAH, West Bank Palestinian President
Jury acquits Ohio pain doctor on 26 of 27 counts
Associated Press AKRON A jury has acquitted a northeast Ohio pain doctor of all but one of the
Startups offer banking on smartphones
Associated Press NEW YORK The latest banks are small enough to fit in the palm of your hand.
Stocks end higher after strong run in August
Associated Press The Standard & Poor’s 500 index delivered its fourth record high in five days
Body of missing woman found in Cuyahoga River
Associated Press BRECKSVILLE, Ohio A body found in a river in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park
POLICE CALLS IN POLAND, BOARDMAN
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND
Britain raises threat level
Associated Press LONDON Prime Minister David Cameron pledged Friday to plug gaps in Britain’s
168th canfield FAIR | Schedule of events
Free daily fair activities Antique equipment: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at southeast corner of
New pastor at St. Nicholas
New pastor at St. Nicholas YOUNGSTOWN The Rev. Yanni Verginis is serving as pastor of St.
Holy Family youth ministry takes mission trip to Kentucky
The group and 2 others from Diocese of Youngstown do work projects
newsmakers
newsmakers Cee Lo Green pleads no contest in drug case LOS ANGELES Cee Lo Green pleaded no
Parochial vicar
Parochial vicar YOUNGSTOWN Bishop George V. Murry of the Diocese of Youngstown has appointed the
Friday, August 29 (120 stories)
Carlotta Ave. man charged with stealing credit card at Youngstown City Hall
A worker for the firm contracted by the city to do cleaning at city hall is accused of stealing a city credit card and ringing up more than $900 in charges.
24 at St. Charles take ice bucket challenge, in accord with church directives
Freezing! Shocking! Ooo-wee! Chilly!
Austintown nursing home protesting racino plans for outdoor concerts
A nursing home and assisted living facility adjacent to Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course has appealed the granting by the Austintown Township Board of Zoning Appeals of a conditional-use permit for an outdoor concert area.
Familiar fair tradition passed to next generation
Each of Peggy and Harry Potts’ visits to the Canfield Fair over the past decade has started in much the same way.
Motorcyclist hospitalized after crash in Sharon
A motorcycle accident at Beatty and Sheakleyville Greenville roads sent one man to the hospital with injuries Friday night.
South Ave. businesses look to revitalizing merchants' association
Businesses along South Avenue are looking to reform a merchants’ association with the hope of improving one of the city’s main corridors.
Emmalee washes a steer more than 10 times her size — in sneakers
Gary Hemphill glanced somewhat disapprovingly at my canvas sneakers.
Robbery likely motive for South Side shooting, police say
Police believe robbery was the motive that led to the shooting death of a man at a South Side parking lot Thursday evening.
From dinner to breakfast on a stick, sweets took the cake
In the end, 9-year-old Amanda Hvizdos, couldn’t even taste her winning caramel apple cupcakes.
Youngstown councilwomen move to evade mayor, law director on downtown decision
City Law Director Martin Hume is refusing a request from two councilwomen to prepare legislation allowing council to have up to $40,000 for outside legal counsel.
Experimental Ebola drug heals all monkeys in study
Experimental Ebola drug heals all monkeys in study
Late TD lifts Girard over Niles
Girard rallied from a 7-0 deficit with a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns.
Lowellville traffic violation leads to drug arrest
Lowellville traffic violation leads to drug arrest
Russia's Putin urges release of Ukrainian soldiers
Russia's Putin urges release of Ukrainian soldiers
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS American Association of University Women, Youngstown Branch, will meet at 10 a.m.
Benefit poker run scheduled Sunday
Benefit poker run scheduled Sunday SALEM Western Reserve Motorcycle Club, 14439 Middletown Road,
Petrony's fancy passing powers Poland
Dom Petrony showed off his smooth delivery, completing 8 of 9 passes for 175 yards and three TDs.
Musolino, Struthers dominate opener vs. Campbell
A.J. Musolino rushed for two touchdowns and Struthers held Campbell to 66 total yards.
W. Reserve senior, Ohio State freshman crowned king, queen
Barely a half-hour before, the 17-year-old had been crowned as this year’s 4-H Club king on the Canfield Fair’s Concourse Stage during the annual Junior Fair Youth Day Program. He still couldn’t believe his luck.
State superintendent disappointed with Youngstown schools’ lack of progress
The closest model in Ohio is the Cleveland plan although Richard Ross said he’s not looking for a copy of that
Inadequately refrigerated food truck sends Valley sanitarians scrambling
Sanitarians rushed to local Asian restaurants to intercept questionable food from an inadequately refrigerated truck.
Shaw powers East over Lakeside
Jawalan Shaw had 174 yards on nine carries and scored two touchdowns in East’s 36-21 victory.
Austintown man questions Youngstown residency bonus for civil service tests
Youngstown’s deputy law director says the bonus is legal.
Balanced Quakers take down Rams
The balance came off the arm of junior quarterback Matt Weingart and the legs of junior tailback Kade Byland and sophomore receiver Cooper Bezeredi.
Reserve picks up where it left off
The Blue Devils quickly pulled away from an 8-6 lead to turn the game into a rout.
Scrappers fall to Jammers, 2-1
Jamestown's Tyler Filliben hit a solo home run in the top of the eighth inning.
Violin-clarinet duo in concert
Staff report NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. Nicole Paglialonga, violin, and Phillip Paglialonga, clarinet,
Campbell church hosts last Greek fest of season
Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church ends the summer Greek Festival season next weekend
Campbell improving system under Wilson Ave. to handle rainwater runoff
As the city tackles three major paving projects on state Route 289, Robinson Road and Tenney Avenue, the Route 289 project has been experiencing some setbacks.
Lisbon cruises past Leetonia
By Curtis Pulliam cpulliam@vindy.com Leetonia Danny Shultz has no problem sharing the ball
Hubbard police investigate ex-lawyer from Canfield
The former lawyer surrendered his law license in 2012.
State reviewers recommend training for Youngstown school board, staff
Reviewers talked to school board members, administrators, teachers, parents, students and members of the community
Concessionaires serve up extraordinary fare
Each year, hundreds of concessionaires flock to and fill the Canfield Fair’s 178 acres of midway.
Canfield Fair ribbon-cutting honors veterans, military members
The 168th Canfield Fair ribbon cutting took place 10 a.m. Thursday.
Canfield Fair pigs protected from swine virus hitting U.S.
4-H pigs “Kristina,” left, and “Angela” cool off after a long day of judging at Canfield Fairgrounds Thursday. Nothing has changed at the fair for pig owners, despite a recent pig virus that has killed an estimated 8 million piglets across the U.S. Fair officials said precautions were taken to prevent any exposure to fair swine.
Austintown Sports Briefs
Girls golf victory The Austintown Fitch girls golf team recently defeated Ashtabula Edgewood at
Fair attendance rises 21%; revenue from rides up 33%
Fair attendance rises 21%; revenue from rides up 33% Wednesday’s attendance at the Canfield Fair
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Kyle and Jessica Hillman, Youngstown, girl, Aug. 27. Harley
Pilot confirmed dead
Pilot confirmed dead WESTFIELD, Mass. The pilot of an F-15 jet that crashed this week in remote
Boardman Community Briefs
Truck sale to be Sept. 13 The Immaculate Heart of Mary will have a “Treasures in Your Trunk Sale,”
Cops: Man found in car extremely drunk
Fell in and out of consciousness several times as police tried to talk to him
birthdays
birthdays Movie director William Friedkin is 79. Actor Elliott Gould is 76. TV personality Robin
Pulliam: Tiger Woods’ time is gone
Tiger Woods has had his last roar. He may have heard his last roar from a gallery on a Sunday.
PREP ROUNDUP | Thursday’s results
Volleyball Heartland Christian 25-25-25, Ursuline 11-23-14 COLUMBIANA Kristen Osborn Heartland
Study: We carry our own microbes
Associated Press WASHINGTON Sorry, clean freaks. No matter how well you scrub your home, it’s
Walking in street lands man in jail on drug charges
Walking in street lands man in jail on drug charges YOUNGSTOWN Police say they found four pills
Survey: Pessimism on US economy has grown
Associated Press WASHINGTON Americans are more anxious about the economy now than they were
oddly enough
oddly enough Vermont bistro scolded for removing its bacon sign WINOOSKI, Vt. A Vermont
Evans has Betras reeling
Opinion: When Judge James C. Evans of Mahoning County Common Pleas Court retires Oct. 1, his time on the
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard: HUBBARD
Calif. Legislature passes ‘yes means yes’ measure
Associated Press SACRAMENTO, Calif. State lawmakers on Thursday passed a bill that would make
Years Ago
Today is Friday, Aug. 29, the 241st day of 2014. There are 124 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
UN: Ebola cases could hit 20K
Associated Press GENEVA The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is accelerating and could grow six
Culvert job awarded, paving job advertised
The commissioners awarded a Gibson Road culvert replacement job and advertised a Springfield Township paving job.
Ukraine accuses Russia of sending in tanks, troops
Associated Press NOVOAZOVSK, Ukraine Ukraine accused Russia on Thursday of entering its
Smart Choice Food orders taken
Staff report NILES New Hope United Methodist Church, 21 Fairview Ave., is accepting orders for
Obama tamps down prospects of imminent US strikes in Syria
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Barack Obama tamped down the prospect of imminent U.S.
Four candidates for YSU provost on campus next week
All four will have two open forum sessions Tuesday through Friday
Carrasco, Bourn lead Indians past White Sox
Carlos Carrasco pitched into the seventh inning and Michael Bourn had two triples among his three hits.
Browns’ long-dormant offense finally awakens
Brian Hoyer drove Cleveland’s starting offense to a rare preseason touchdown.
Bankses’ 50th honored with party and trip
George and Barbara Banks of Poland were honored for their golden anniversary at a party July 4 with
Jillian Novak v Brandon Knittle
Jillian Beth Novak and Brandon John Knittle were united in marriage in a 4 p.m. ceremony May 31 at
Tyma-Gonzalez wedding vows are scheduled
Jocelyn Marie Tyma of Boardman and Paul Gonzalez Jr. of Youngstown are engaged, their parents are
Jeannie King, Gary Mottram are engaged
Jeannie Marie Louise King and Gary James Mottram, both of Austintown, are engaged and are announcing
Austintown Community Briefs
Truck sale to be Sept. 13 The Immaculate Heart of Mary will have a “Treasures in Your Trunk Sale,”
Gina Donofrio, Jeremy Bigley plan wedding
Gina Donofrio and Jeremy Bigley, both of Campbell, are planning to marry on Aug. 30, their parents
Author makes appearance at Boardman library
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com People who came to Boardman library on Aug. 1 were
Boardman Sports Briefs
Girls participate in suburban league meet The Boardman girls track team participated in the
Boardman Sports Briefs
Boardman girls soccer defeats Mooney The Boardman varsity girls soccer team came back from a 0-4
BHS band takes up Ice Bucket Challenge
The Ice Bucket Challenge, which benefits ALS research and has swept the nation, came to Boardman High School on Aug. 18 with the vast majority of Boardman High School’s 165-member marching band and the band’s director, Tom Ruggieri, taking up the challenge to raise money for the ALS Foundation.
25th Community Cup kicks off
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com The 25th annual Community Cup began on Aug. 8 with the
Poland Community Briefs
Truck sale to be Sept. 13 The Immaculate Heart of Mary will have a “Treasures in Your Trunk Sale,”
Vanessa Nittoli, Craig Walters plan Sept. rites
Vanessa K. Nittoli and Craig A. Walters, both of Pittsburgh, are engaged and plan to marry, they are
Shepherd of the Valley to dispose of old flags
During the month of September, Shepherd of the Valley is taking in tired, torn and faded American
Canfield Community Briefs
Truck sale to be Sept. 13 The Immaculate Heart of Mary will have a “Treasures in Your Trunk Sale,”
Boardman Community Briefs
Truck sale to be Sept. 13 The Immaculate Heart of Mary will have a “Treasures in Your Trunk Sale,”
Covelli opens Boardman Panera Bread
Covelli Enterprises has announced the opening of its ninth Panera Bread on Aug. 26 in Southwoods
Canfield Sports Briefs
Girls tennis claims wins The Canfield girls tennis team remained unbeaten, defeating Poland and
Canfield Speech and Debate team excels at National Tournament
The Canfield Speech and Debate team competed at the 2014 National Speech and Debate Association’s National Tournament in Overland Park, Kan. during the week of June 16.
Family Night comes to Boardman Park
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of its continuing summer series of events,
Poland Sports Briefs
Poland defeats Austintown The Poland girls volleyball team defeated Austintown Fitch 3-2 on Aug.
Poland High School announces 2014 HOF class
Poland Seminary High School announced that it will be inducting five new members to the Poland
Shepherd of the Valley to dispose of old flags
During the month of September, Shepherd of the Valley is taking in tired, torn and faded American
And the Rest is History book club meets at library
While most book clubs mainly read novels, the And the Rest is History book club deals in nonfiction books.
Poland library hosts week-long puppet camp
The Poland library gave young people a chance to show off their creative side as the library hosted a puppet camp Aug. 11-15.
SENIOR SALUTE — BAND EDITION
Names: Stephen Tsagares; Allison Kowal Instrument: Alto Saxophone; Flute and Piccolo Q. When
Apple to unveil new products at Sept. 9 Silicon Valley event
Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Apple’s latest product launch will be in a setting that holds a
newsmakers
newsmakers Officials: Joan Rivers rushed to hospital NEW YORK Joan Rivers was hospitalized
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Canfield Fair, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.: The demolition derby begins at 8
It’s time to responsibly control the spread of donation boxes
Editorial: Across the nation and through- out the Mahoning Valley, donation bins for nonprofit charities are on
‘As Above’ STAYS LOW
Movie review By JORDAN MINTZER The Hollywood Reporter LOS ANGELES 222But the warning could
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, 2.67, 24.70 —.02 Avalon
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Nick A. Shirey, 30, of 6603 Covington Cove, Canfield,
LABOR DAY
LABOR DAY What’s open/closed A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local
Man, 52, drowns at Moraine State Park beach
PORTERSVILLE, Pa. Authorities are investigating the drowning of a 52-year-old man at Moraine State
Austintown man accused of having sex with 14-year-old
The FBI said Fleishcer admitted he listed his age at 14 on social media.
168th canfield FAIR Schedule of events
Free daily fair activities Antique equipment: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at southeast corner of
Jihadists massacre scores of Syrian soldiers
Associated Press BEIRUT The Islamic State group killed more than 160 Syrian government troops
Thursday, August 28 (117 stories)
Mahoning restaurants among 21 receiving food from truck stopped by cops
Health department sanitarians were busy Thursday visiting Mahoning County restaurants that reportedly received perishable food from the inadequately refrigerated truck police stopped in Pennsylvania, and asked restaurateurs to discard the food.
State panel: Youngstown BOE members don't understand their role
A common theme heard by a team of reviewers contracted by the Ohio Department of Education to gauge the city school district was a “lack of or a mixed bag in terms of board members’ roles and responsibilities,” the state associate superintendent said.
Hmm-Fair food: Here's what's new in 2014
Each year, hundreds of concessionaires flock to and fill the Canfield Fair’s 178 acres of midway.
Cleveland judge takes Yavorcik attorney to task for filing
The judge overseeing the Oakhill Renaissance Place criminal conspiracy case rejected a motion from the attorney for Martin Yavorcik, one of the three defendants, to dismiss the case over speedy-trial issues, and took Yavorcik’s lawyer to task for the filing.
State supt.: Youngstown community has to step up to fix schools
Ohio’s state superintendent isn’t happy with the progress of Youngstown City Schools, and he is asking the community to step forward and help.
Campbell drainage project continues under Wilson Avenue
As the city tackles three major paving projects on state Route 289, Robinson Road and Tenney Avenue, Route 289 project has been experiencing some setbacks.
Canfield Fair opening today honored veterans
The 168th Canfield Fair ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday was more than a celebration of the fair.
Traffic snarled downtown after fire at high-rise
Fire investigators say construction crews renovating the brickwork at a downtown building touched off a small fire Thursday.
Canfield Fair officials took precautions against virus killing US piglets
Despite the continued spread of a deadly pig disease across U.S. farms, Canfield Fair Board directors in charge of the Mahoning County Junior Fair say they’re not anticipating any outbreaks during the 168th Canfield Fair.
Campbell church preparing tasty Greek foods for next week's fest
Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox Church’s biannual Greek Fest doesn’t start until Sept. 5, but the church men and women are already at work, preparing food and entertainment.
Austintown man protesting employment advantage for Youngstown residents
An Austintown man who wants to be a Youngstown police officer says he plans to file a lawsuit against the city questioning the legality of giving a 15-percent bonus on entry-level civil service tests to city residents.
Thursday Night High School Football scores
Final scores from across the Valley on the opening night of high school football.
4 candidates for vacant YSU provost position in town next week
4 candidates for vacant YSU provost position in town next week
Tressel named to Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber board
Tressel named to Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber board
British ex-steel town learns of sexual abuse of 1,400 kids over past 16 years
Below the drab surface, shock was evident Wednesday as the people of this northern English town learned that for 16 years, girls as young as 11 in their community had been subjected to sexual exploitation on a vast scale.
Report: Communication lacking between Youngstown school board and administration
Report: Communication lacking between Youngstown school board and administration
Portion of Mill Creek Park's West Golf Drive Road closing Tuesday
Mill Creek Park's West Golf Drive Road closing Tuesday
Ohio teen pleads guilty in stepmother's stabbing death
Ohio teen pleads guilty in stepmother's stabbing death
Court: Dayton officer can't be sued for discrimination
Court: Dayton officer can't be sued for discrimination
Frontier adds flights from Cincinnati-area airport
Frontier adds flights from Cincinnati-area airport
Commissioners OK culvert replacement job on Gibson Road
Commissioners OK culvert replacement job on Gibson Road
Youngstown approves change orders to wastewater plant project
Youngstown approves change orders to wastewater plant project
Islamic State group kills captured Syrian soldiers
Islamic State group kills captured Syrian soldiers
Grants awarded to protect battlefields in 3 states
Grants awarded to protect battlefields in 3 states
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Matthew and Kayla (Morris) Greer of Memphis, Tenn., are announcing the birth of a son, Judah
Salem Library announces programs for September
September programs are in store at Salem Public Library.
Wine, Dine & Groove heading to Stambaugh
A fundraiser for Sojourner House will take place at Stambaugh Auditorium soon.
Christian Abrigg, Pilot for a Day, has ‘a great spirit’
He received an air crew flight suit and a model of the 910th's C-130 Hercules.
Campbell’s Coach Rozum returns — again
Ed Rozum is starting his fourth stint as head coach at Campbell. In his previous time at the school,
State Dems to probe Trumbull ballot issue
Redfern said he hopes Polivka ‘comes to his senses.’ Polivka’s response?: ‘That’s a bunch of malarkey.’
Illinois enters YSU game with question marks
The Illini have struggled in two seasons under Tim Beckman.
Businessman and lawyer join port authority board
Trumbull County commissioners said their unanimous appointments of businessman Sam Covelli and attorney David Detec to the Western Reserve Port Authority on Wednesday signal that the tumultuous board is righting its ship.
Williams: Beavers linebacker looks ahead to helping
Kole McKenzie says he and his teammates are inspired by the success of Beaver Local graduate Derek Wolfe, a third-year defensive end with the Denver Broncos.
Food services at Covelli still paying off for Youngstown
A city official is ‘grateful’ for the additional money
Irish roll to shutout of Girard
Senior goalkeeper Roller and his defenders were in fine form against Girard
Show to feature works of two Warren artists
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com WARREN An art show that has been one year in the making
Savoy headlines outdoor paint party
Electronic dance music group Savoy will headline Life in Color: Unleash on Saturday outside Covelli Centre.
Concert to mark Beatles’ Pgh. show
Staff report Pittsburgh The Beatles came to America 50 years ago and made their only Pittsburgh
Victorian season opens with 'You Can't Take it With You'
The Victorian Players will begin its 2014-15 season with the comedy “You Can’t Take it With You.”
Green gets 12 years for March restaurant robbery, apologizes to victims
Judge agrees to sentence because it can not be appealed
Mahoning County's first roundabout now open
Mahoning County’s first roundabout, at Mathews and Sheridan roads, is open after two months of construction.
Ex-champ defeated by Pavlik out on bond after shooting
Jermain Taylor lost his title to Kelly Pavlik in 2007.
METRO DIGEST || Animal Charity at full capacity
Animal Charity is at full capacity BOARDMAN The Animal Charity shelter, 4140 Market St., for
Ruritans sell food at fair to benefit scholarships
Springfield Township club specializes in fries; Greenford offers barbecued chicken and more
Liberty union leader, chief want fire station open
The fire station on Belmont Avenue is one of two in the township.
Life is short so Kalea baked a cake
Kalea Hall, Vindicator reporter, submits a cake she baked and decorated to be judged against other entries at the Canfield Fair. Her cake, which received an honorable mention, is on display inside the Fine Arts Building at the fairgrounds.
NIGHTLIFE
Avalon at Buhl, 1030 Forker Blvd., Hermitage, Pa.; 724-981-6700 Fri: Steve Vuich and the River
Amazon reaches out to viewers
By DERRIK J. LANG AP Entertainment Writer LOS ANGELES Dana Delany had an urge. While
BUSINESS DIGEST || Devon presentation
Devon presentation OKLAHOMA CITY Devon Energy Corp. announced Wednesday its management will
PANTRY PESTS
By Stephanie Hughes OSU Extension master gardener volunteer 22222Among the most-common pantry
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, 24.71 .29 Avalon
CD RATES
CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.
Youngstowners have a right to vote on number of wards
Editorial: Members of Youngstown City Council are well advised not to substitute their judgment for that of
AUDITIONS
AUDITIONS ACTORS “The Sound of Music,SDRq directed by Jim McKim, New Castle Playhouse, 202 E.
Bare spots in the lawn?
Bare spots in the lawn? From fixing small spots to renovating the entire lawn, now is the time to
Navy with a mission in mind
Opinion: WASHINGTON Russia’s ongoing dismemberment of Ukraine and the Islamic State’s erasing of Middle
GM to move Cadillac SRX production from Mexico to Tennessee facility
Associated Press SPRING HILL, Tenn. General Motors announced Wednesday that it is moving
‘Jamie Marks’ opens in movie theaters
Christopher Barzak has spent the past two weeks preparing for the latest milestone associated with
GM new-car sales remain flat for August
True Car’s sale forecast shows slight decrease in GM new-car sales from last year
newsmakers
newsmakers BET suspends producer after Blue Ivy joke NEW YORK BET has suspended a producer
Shooting by girl, 9, stirs debate on guns
Associated Press PHOENIX The accidental shooting death of a firing-range instructor by a 9
Time Warner probes cause of nationwide outage of Internet
Associated Press NEW YORK Time Warner Cable said Wednesday that service largely was restored
CBO: US economy forecast to grow 1.5 percent in ’14
Associated Press WASHINGTON The Congressional Budget Office on Wednesday forecast that the U.S.
Two suitors come a-calling
Opinion: Tulsa (Okla.) World: Tulsa ought to feel like the most popular girl in the senior class. Not one but
NEW THIS WEEK
NEW THIS WEEK As Above, So Below (R) A team of explorers venture into the catacombs beneath the
Man sentenced to up to 135 years for 7 rapes
Associated Press CLEVELAND A Northeast Ohio man who pleaded guilty to raping seven women between
OSU rejects request for hearing by band director
Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohio State rejected the latest appeal for reconsideration by its fired
‘Cops’ crew member killed in shootout
Associated Press OMAHA, Neb. Police officers who opened fire while disrupting a robbery at a
Fate of military pilot unknown
Associated Press DEERFIELD, Va. An experienced pilot was missing Wednesday after the flier’s
Local fire departments receive fed money
The departments are Bazetta Township and Hubbard in Trumbull County and Beaver Township in Mahoning County
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Gary T. Walkama, 30, of 41 E. Oakland Blvd.,
Man faces charge of possession of drug paraphernalia
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A man was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia Tuesday
Detectives arrest man in homicide
Detectives arrest man in homicide WARREN Detectives arrested a suspect in a homicide last week
Mich. man takes grand prize for giant pumpkin
Mich. man takes grand prize for giant pumpkin Mark Clementz of Holly, Mich., took the grand prize
Islamic State’s actions dishonor the tenets and teachings of Islam
Opinion: Islamic State’s actions dishonor the tenets and teachings of Islam The so-called “Islamic
birthdays
birthdays Actor David Soul is 71. Actress Barbara Bach is 68. Singer Wayne Osmond (The Osmonds)
Mother of reporter begs for his life
Mother of reporter begs for his life BEIRUT The mother of a hostage American journalist pleaded
Appellate court overturns Amish hate-crime convictions
One of the attacks took place in Trumbull County
Westerners who fight in Syria often disenfranchised, FBI says
Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS Douglas McAuthur McCain, an American killed in Syria while
POLICE CALLS IN CANFIELD, AUSTINTOWN
POLICE CALLS A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield city and Austintown: CANFIELD
Trying to dry flowers?
Trying to dry flowers? There are lots of flowers you can dry for fall arrangements and other uses.
around the horn
around the horn Wednesday’s other games AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees 8, Tigers 4 DETROIT The
Sharapova advances; Stephens out
96th-ranked Johanna Larsson rallied to snap her winless streak in NYC
PREP ROUNDUP | Wednesday’s results
BOYS SOCCER South Range 10, United 2 HANOVERTON Cole Durina led the Raiders with three goals.
oddly enough
oddly enough State court: Workers’ comp OK for kickball injury COLUMBIA, S.C. Have you ever
Avoid the burning bush
Q. My burning bushes are turning brown and the bark is breaking off the branch. The first one died
BOTANICAL DELIGHTS
BOTANICAL DELIGHTS Aug. 30: 1 to 3 p.m. What: Delight your senses in the soothing fragrance of
Game Time
Game Time What: Steelers vs. Panthers. Where: Heinz Field, Pittsburgh. When: Tonight, 7:30 TV:
OSU Extension experts will be at the Canfield Fair
CANFIELD Ohio State University Extension experts will be available at the Canfield Fair from 10
health care overhaul Insurers dissuade sick from enrolling in plans
Associated Press Insurers no longer can reject customers with expensive medical conditions, thanks
Wednesday, August 27 (108 stories)
Kasich's replacement for Judge Evans — Dem or Republican?
Atty. Shirley J. Christian — technically a Democrat, but who considers herself a Republican — is a common pleas court judge in waiting.
State Dems to investigate Polivka, Trumbull Dems
The Ohio Democratic Party Executive Committee moved Wednesday to investigate complaints that the Trumbull County party broke state and national bylaws in its selection of an interim county commissioner.
City continues to benefit from new management of Covelli food service
By having the Covelli Centre’s management company handle the building’s food-and-beverage services, the amount of additional money going to the city remained steady.
Springfield Ruritan's crispy fries are Canfield Fair staple
When the Springfield Township Ruritan Club fries potatoes, people come. And that’s to the tune of three tons of spuds turned into tasty french fries.
Covelli, Youngstown attorney join port authority board
Trumbull County commissioners said their unanimous appointments of businessman Sam Covelli and Atty. David Detec to the Western Reserve Port Authority on Wednesday signal that the tumultuous board is righting its ship.
Canfield teen is Pilot for a Day
Thirteen-year-old Christian Abrigg of Canfield, sporting an ear-to-ear smile, executed a snappy salute after being sworn in as an honorary Air Force Reserve second lieutenant of the 910th Airlift Wing at the Youngstown Air Reserve Station.
Mathews roundabout project was on time, under budget, engineer says
Mahoning County’s first roundabout, at Mathews and Sheridan roads, is now open after two months of construction.
Fire at home of brothers accused in Cortez murder ruled arson
A blaze at a West Side home last week that was the address of a pair of brothers accused in the city’s latest murder has been ruled an arson.
Judge to convicted teen: You will lose your youth
A Mahoning County Common Pleas judge, trying to determine if a recommended 12-year prison sentence for a 19-year-old man accused in a March robbery was fair, contrasted his 20s with those the defendant will face.
BREAKING NEWS: Shirley Christian named Judge Evans replacement
Shirley Christian named Judge Evans replacement
Dad acquitted in slaying of driver who killed sons
Dad acquitted in slaying of driver who killed sons
Pittsburgh man convicted in pregnant woman's death
Pittsburgh man convicted in pregnant woman's death
Fired OSU band director wants chance to clear name
Fired OSU band director wants chance to clear name
Tonight's outdoor concert at Wick Park is canceled
Tonight's outdoor concert at Wick Park is canceled
UPDATE: Instructor's death stirs debate about kids and guns
Instructor's death stirs debate about kids and guns
NFL upholds Josh Gordon's one-year suspension
Cleveland Browns star wide receiver Josh Gordon has been suspended the entire NFL season for another violation of the league’s substance abuse policy.
American Airlines, US Airways will stop listing on Orbitz
American, US Airways will stop listing on Orbitz
Warren police seize $200,000 worth of cocaine and crack cocaine
Warren police seize $200,000 worth of cocaine and crack cocaine
Mahoning County's first roundabout opens in Boardman
Mahoning County's first roundabout opens in Boardman
Leaf blower stolen from Campbell Street Department
Leaf blower stolen from Campbell Street Department
Jazz fest planned today at Campus Health Care Center
Jazz fest planned today at Campus Health Care Center
Altitude issue reported before crash that killed 4
Altitude issue reported before crash that killed 4
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
THURSDAY Col. Louis J. Campbell VFW Post 3538, 157 Lowellville Road, Struthers, will serve
Alzheimer’s walk set for Oct. 11
Alzheimer’s walk set for Oct. 11 YOUNGSTOWN The Alzheimer’s Association Greater East Ohio Area
No guarantee of criminal charges, conviction in Missouri teen's death
As the Justice Department probes the police shooting of an unarmed 18-year-old in Missouri, history suggests there's no guarantee of a criminal prosecution, let alone a conviction.
Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana counties reject salt bids through state program
Some Mahoning Valley communities will be reaching out to Ohio’s attorney general about increased road-salt prices, while others continue to decide the next step.
Hubbard’s sweep of Girard has AAC on alert
Thanks to a three-sets-to-zero road victory Tuesday over rival Girard, the Hubbard High School volleyball team sent a powerful message to the rest of the All-American Conference.
YSU strives for more than big paycheck
Penguins travel to Illinois seeking first win against Big Ten
BIG LOCK encourages Canfield fairgoers to share fair love
This year there is a chance for fairgoers of the 168th Canfield Fair to share the love they have for the fair with love locks on The BIG LOCK rooster outside of the Fine Arts building inside the fairgrounds.
Youngstown council may be ready to reduce wards
The proposal would reduce the number of wards from seven to five
Austintown homeowners seek rezoning to business
Homeowners on state Route 46 near the Austintown racino seek rezoning from residential to business.
Mark Standohar carries weight as Girard continues to streak
Indians boys golf team has won 46 straight dual matches
EGCC president Meeks to retire next year
The Association of Community College Trustees will assist in the search process
Canada’s the Sadies renew ties to city
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com It was roughly 20 years ago that the Sadies started
Bulgarian pianist Antonov will present two recitals
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Bulgarian-born pianist Avguste Antonov will return to Youngstown for two
Youngstown school board considers commission replacements
The board president said communication needs to improve
Mahone joins YSU as walk-on, can’t play until 2015
Fitch graduate was suspended at Notre Dame after a police incident
Despite poor record, Indians high on several Scrappers
Former Mahoning Valley manager said the team has been impressed with players like Bradley Zimmer and Greg Allen.
Digital bookmobile demystifies eBooks
The OverDrive Digital Bookmobile made a stop on its national tour at Boardman library.
School officials oppose repeal of standards
By MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS Paul Imhoff compared legislation being considered in
Poland Village will not pursue changes to garbage collection
Poland Village will not pursue changes to garbage collection
Youngstown settled two lawsuits
It will also pay the $50,000 deductible on a third unsettled lawsuit
Women’s Equality Day celebrated in Warren
The event marked the 94th anniversary of the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote
Campbell to shut off water for delinquencies
Staff report CAMPBELL The city plans to shut off service to delinquent water accounts. Judith
Attorney for Oakhill conspiracy case defendant seeking dismissal
Attorneys for the two other defendants plan to file motions to dismiss some counts in the indictment
Hubbard Music gains industry recognition, local expansion
Mark Tirabassi's Hubbard Music has grown to achieve national recognition since its opening in 1990, and will expand to Eastwood Mall Monday.
McGlynn, Scott, Elkins among NFL cuts
McGlynn, Scott, Elkins among NFL cuts Washington Redskins offensive lineman Mike McGlynn
Israel, Hamas agree on truce
Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Israel and Gaza’s ruling Hamas agreed Tuesday to an
Survey: Fed’s outlook correct but not solution
Associated Press WASHINGTON Economists appear to be of two minds about the Federal Reserve.
Line not to be crossed on beheadings
Opinion: WASHINGTON “Don’t watch the video. Don’t share it. That’s not how life should be.” So tweeted
Innovation, promise, elation greet start of the school year
Editorial: Conflict over Common Core, controversy over third-grade reading guarantees and quandaries over
‘Hottest’ thing on social media
Opinion: The Ironton (Ohio) Tribune: (A) viral fundraising campaign — the Ice Bucket Challenge — is,
ASK MR. KNOW-IT-ALL Marie Osmond smiles as spokeswoman
Q. I have seen Marie Osmond on a regular basis hawking Nutrisystem weight-loss meals. She looks
Break-in reported
Break-in reported AUSTINTOWN Barry Dyngles Pub was the site of a breaking and entering early
Hard facts vs. social visions
Opinion: The political left has been campaigning against the use of force since at least the 18th century. So
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Mahoning County commissioners, 9 a.m., OSU Extension office, 490 S. Broad St.,
American woman being held hostage in Syria
Associated Press WASHINGTON The Islamic State militant group is holding hostage a young American
Television series released on DVD this week include:
Television series released on DVD this week include: v “Now and Again”: The brain of a “dead”
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Craig A. Walters, 35, of Pittsburgh, and Vanessa K.
Birthdays
Birthdays Actor Tommy Sands is 77. Bluegrass singer-musician J.D. Crowe is 77. Musician Daryl
METRO DIGEST || Niles man arrested in armed robbery
Lane restriction YOUNGSTOWN West Front Street between South Phelps Street and the Mahoning
Farmers National Banc Corp. declares cash dividend
Farmers dividend CANFIELD The board of directors of Farmers National Banc Corp. declared a cash
Second Panera Bread opens in Boardman
Covelli Enterprises opens its second Panera Bread in Boardman with drive-thru feature
S&P closes above 2,000 for first time
Associated Press It was a big round-number day for the stock market. The Standard & Poor’s 500
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Brian and Lindsay Renz, Youngstown, girl, Aug. 25. Jalayah
newsmakers
newsmakers VMA ratings down NEW YORK Without Miley Cyrus’ twerking to get tongues wagging,
4 college students killed in plane crash
4 college students killed in plane crash CLEVELAND A small rented airplane crashed and burned
Judge disqualified after indictment
Associated Press CLEVELAND The Ohio Supreme Court says a Cuyahoga County Common Pleas judge is
168th canfield FAIR Schedule of events
Free daily fair activities Antique equipment: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at southeast corner of
2 deputies involved in accidents
Staff report CANFIELD The Ohio State Highway Patrol’s Canfield Post is continuing its
Find out which restaurant is in the lead
Find out which restaurant is in the lead After nine restaurants reviewed and three to go, check
A Perfect Pair for Patio Dining Grilled American lamb and pinot noir
Family Features It’s been warm and your patio is calling. It’s time to make the grill your go-to
Add global flavor with pork
Family Features Explore new flavors and cuisines and take a tasty trip around the world with pork
Make a homemade sriracha BBQ sauce
Family Features Sriracha, a Thai hot sauce made from fresh red chilies, has become a new obsession
A great time to savor some
A great time to savor some As summer winds down, we have a few more weeks of hot weather and
Money games
Money games A look at what YSU has earned since it started scheduling FBS schools in 2005: 2005:
oddly enough
oddly enough Crested Butte to be Bud Light’s ‘Whatever’ town DENVER Some people in normally
More prep results from Tuesday
BOYS SOCCER Cardinal Mooney 2, St. Thomas Aquinas 0 STRUTHERS Justin Parkins and Myles Harris
Explore new flavors with Asian style pork dishes
Family Features It’s not just a Spanish, tapas-style thing anymore. At all different types of bars
Preps at a glance
TUESDAY’s RESULTS BOYS GOLF BOARDMAN 150, WARREN HARDING 176 At Candywood Boardman (7-0) —
Tuesday, August 26 (103 stories)
American woman hostage in Syria, among up to 60 journalists held, more killed
The Islamic State militant group is holding hostage a young American woman who was doing humanitarian aid work in Syria, a family representative said Tuesday. The 26-year-old woman is the third American known to have been kidnapped by the militant group.
New project replacing 'Faces' at this year's Canfield Fair
Many people feel a connection to the Canfield Fair.
Attorneys in Oakhill case cite state's failure to provide speedy trials
The attorney for Martin Yavorcik, one of three indicted in the Oakhill Renaissance Place criminal conspiracy case, filed a motion to dismiss the charges contending he hasn’t received a speedy trial.
Tri-county officials weigh options for treating snowy roads this winter
Some Mahoning Valley communities will be reaching out to Ohio’s attorney general about increased road salt prices, while others continue to decide the next step.
Warren marks anniversary of women's right to vote with conversation between generations
About 50 people gathered Tuesday afternoon in the Women’s Park, Mahoning Avenue Northwest, to celebrate Women’s Equality Day.
Youngstown BOE interviews 3 for academic commission openings
City school board members interviewed three people as possible replacements for the board president’s appointments to the Youngstown City School District Academic Distress Commission.
National bookmobile shares joys of digital books with Boardman residents
A six-hour visit by a high-tech 18-wheel tractor-trailer helped library patrons unlock the mysteries of downloadable e-books and audiobooks offered by the local public-library system.
EGCC president to retire next year after 15 years at helm
After 15 years at the helm of Eastern Gateway Community College, Laura Meeks still finds student-success stories the most satisfying part of her job.
City pays to settle or proceed with lawsuits involving cop, 3 citizens
The city is paying $150,000 to its insurance company to settle two lawsuits — one with a longtime police officer and the other with a motorcyclist injured when he hit a large pothole — and for ongoing work to resolve a third case.
Can Ferguson, Mo., change the 'ritual' of black deaths?
Can Ferguson, Mo., change the 'ritual' of black deaths?
Homeowners seek zone change in Austintown near racino
Homeowners seek zone change in Austintown near racino
Accident cleared at U.S. 224 and Hillside in Canfield
Accident cleared at U.S. Route 224 and Hillside Drive in Canfield
Perry: ‘Folks grouse’ so state won’t pay legal tab
Perry: ‘Folks grouse’ so state won’t pay legal tab
3 get prison in death of Pa. college football player
3 get prison in death of Pa. college football player
Pa. "Bachelor' contestant returns to teach third grade
Pa. Bachelor contestant returns to teach third grade
About 250 parents join Cuyahoga County college savings plan
About 250 parents join Cuyahoga County college savings plan
Valley communities saying no to higher road salt prices
Valley communities saying no to higher road salt prices
Criminal tools left after Barry Dyngles breaking and entering
Criminal tools left after at Barry Dyngles breaking and entering
Motions filed in Oakhill Renaissance Place conspiracy case
Motions filed in Oakhill Renaissance Place conspiracy case
Sheriff's office and Boardman cops: Who's on first?
Sheriff's office and Boardman cops: Who's on first?
Overdrive Digital Bookmobile is at the Boardman public library
Overdrive Digital Bookmobile is at the Boardman public library
REUNIONS
Campbell Memorial Class of 1967 will gather for lunch at noon Sept. 3 at Ruby Tuesdays, 4525
Fun walk will benefit families
Fun walk will benefit families HOWLAND Catholic Charities is hosting a Family Fun Walk at 10:30
Napa: Quake cleanup shouldn’t deter visitors
Businesses in California’s wine capital Monday mopped up thousands of dollars in high-end vintages, swept glass from ghostly downtown streets ordinarily bustling with tourists and rushed to reopen in advance of the summer’s last holiday weekend, after a severe earthquake that damaged wineries, historic buildings and hotels.
Judge gives father eight years in prison for his daughter’s death.
Evan Lee drew the sentence in the May 13, 2013, death of his daughter, Ila.
Democratic candidate for auditor says state shouldn’t use public tax dollars to fund failing charter schools
Also criticizes incumbent auditor for not making those schools accountable
Steep increases leave entities searching for rock salt suppliers
Some face 523 percent increase through state purchasing program
Technology transforms auto industry
Auto industry changes due to technology for both customers, dealers
Little Big Town coming to Covelli
YOUNGSTOWN Country quartet Little Big Town will come to Covelli Centre Nov. 8 for a 7:30 p.m.
Mahoning’s first roundabout opening soon
Vehicles outside the roundabout must yield to those within it, county engineer says as Boardman roundabout opening nears.
School for gifted students to open Sept. 2
The school, started by Youngstown Christian School, is inside Trinity United Methodist Church in downtown Youngstown
Pianist releases album
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Concert pianist Caroline Oltmanns, a professor at Youngstown State
Getting better a must for Browns
Cleveland’s poor performance against St. Louis shows team not ready for regular season
Teen’s mourners urge black Americans to take action
Associated Press ST. LOUIS The mourners filled an enormous church to remember Michael Brown —
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jeremy J. Bigley, 30, of 550 Devitt Ave., Campbell,
Associated Press
Associated Press LOS ANGELES “Modern Family” won a record-tying fifth best comedy series Emmy
Mimicking airlines, hotels pile on fees
Associated Press NEW YORK Forget bad weather, traffic jams and kids asking, “Are we there yet?”
Celebration set
Celebration set YOUNGSTOWN An “Increase the Peace” neighborhood celebration will take place from
HBK recognized among Best Employers in Ohio
HBK recognized among Best Employers in Ohio in the survey's large employer category
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, 24.47 .10 Avalon
newsmakers
newsmakers Rare Superman comic book fetches a record $3.2M NEW YORK A rare, nearly flawless
Surplus food
Surplus food People’s Chapel Church of God, 2145 Hillman St., Youngstown. Food giveaway, 11 a.m.
Common Core debate in Ohio fueled by politics within GOP
Editorial: It is significant that a bill aimed at killing Common Core in Ohio is before the House Rules
Some unhappy that Burger King may move to Canada
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Beat hard-to-treat heartburn
Q. I have had severe heartburn problems for 15 years. I have tried Nexium, Prilosec and many other
birthdays
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Live music performances on television shows this week include:
Live music performances on television shows this week include: v Jack White: Tonight on “Conan”
Free health seminar
Free health seminar AUSTINTOWN A free seminar, “Healthy Eating for You: Eating Mindfulness,” is
US remains a resilient nation
Opinion: Canton Repository: Two hundred years ago this week, Washington was burning. The President’s House
168th canfield FAIR Schedule of events
Free daily fair activities Antique equipment: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at southeast corner of
Gaza attacks trigger Israeli exodus from border area
Associated Press JERUSALEM Hundreds of Israelis left their homes along the border with the Gaza
Health-care fears loom large in gay-marriage cases
Associated Press INDIANAPOLIS When Niki Quasney felt a piercing pain in her ribcage in March,
General: US will act if threatened by ISIS
General: US will act if threatened by ISIS ABOARD A US MILITARY AIRCRAFT Gen. Martin Dempsey
New headquarters for Veterans’ Outreach
New headquarters for Veterans’ Outreach liberty The National Headquarters of Veterans’ Outreach
The Ray Simon painting portrays veterans in action
Scenes from WWII, Korea, Vietnam and Iraq/Afghan wars depicted
Kidney walk dedicated to deceased nurse
Fourth annual Kidney Awareness Walk dedicated to deceased nurse, kidney patient
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Girard school board, 6 p.m., library, high school, 1244 Shannon Road. Mahoning
Ukrainian president dissolves parliament, sets Oct. election
Associated Press KIEV, Ukraine Ukraine’s president Monday dissolved parliament and called for
Defense asks for Trumbull murder trial to be moved to another county
Attorneys for David Martin, 29, of Cleveland, who will go on trial starting Thursday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court in a purported execution-style murder, has asked that the trial be moved to another county.
Politicians cheer drilling near Pittsburgh airport
Associated Press IMPERIAL, Pa. The start of natural-gas drilling near the Pittsburgh
THE WINNERS
A list of winners from Monday’s 66th annual Primetime Emmy Awards presented by the Academy of
Youngstown-Warren area ranked No. 1 in exports
The Youngstown-Warren metro area ranked prominently in a business magazine's 2014 metro rankings report
Fair app helps fairgoers
The free app developed by Farris Marketing features a GPS system for a parking locator, maps, daily schedules, entertainment, attractions and ticket prices.
Weathersfield school buildings nearly ready
By MARY R. SMITH news@vindy.com MINERAL RIDGE The remodeled and reconstructed Mineral Ridge
oddly enough
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Monday, August 25 (72 stories)
New school for gifted children to open in downtown Youngstown
New school for gifted children to open in downtown Youngstown
Technology changes how customers, auto dealerships operate
Technology changes how customers, auto dealerships operate
SOCIETY DIGEST
Storytime programs will begin today EAST PALESTINE Storytime Programs at the East Palestine
One person files as write-in candidate for Nov. election
One person files as write-in candidate for Nov. election
Police: Southwest Illinois plant explosion kills 2
Police: Southwest Illinois plant explosion kills 2
Cleveland couple charged in 18-month-old son’s death
Cleveland couple charged in 18-month-old son’s death
Mahoning County's first roundabout set to open in Boardman
Mahoning County's first roundabout set to open in Boardman
Council of Negro Women installs Britt as president
Sandra Fulton Britt and Michelle Nicks won a very prestigious award recently.
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS Saxon Ladies Society Branch 22 is sponsoring its 24th annual basket auction Sept. 7 in
RECORD REVIEWS
Smokey Robinson Album: “Smokey & Friends” (Verve Music Group) Grade: B- Smokey Robinson
Film group will have booth at fair
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com CANFIELD Project Young Hollywood — which aims to lure
10,000 walkers, runners carry Panerathon past million-dollar mark
Toni Beckinger lost before she even got to the starting line for her first attempt at running the Panerathon.
Cost of plant in Niles continues to change
By JORDAN COHEN news@vindy.com NILES City council is not happy with the explanation for a
Clothes donation boxes
The operations manager for Planet Aid’s Cleveland office says his company is doing good work.
Campbell experiences setbacks in road projects
As Campbell embarks on more than $3 million in repaving projects, the city experiences setbacks with storm water runoff that could delay the projects.
Concert review: Rod Stewart brings hits, glitz to Covelli
Rod Stewart will return to Las Vegas next month for a two-month run at Caesars Palace.
Gurska, Rogner shine on Greatest stage
Roderick Cook of Girard blasts out of the sandtrap as he competes in the Greatest Golfer of the Valley finals on Sunday.
Inside the ropes with …
Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak Sunday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a 73 in the final
The top-five concert tours, ranked by average- box-office gross per city. Includes the average
The top-five concert tours, ranked by average- box-office gross per city. Includes the average
Pioneer fest seeks artisans, crafters
Staff report EAST LIVERPOOL Crafters and artisans are being sought for Pioneer Craft days, an
Tippecanoe to host first USGA Senior Amateur qualifier
Local golfer Dick Marlowe will be in the field of 48 golfers vying for two qualifying spots in next month’s senior championship.
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH LA mulls making ballot bankable LOS ANGELES Los Angeles is considering turning
Youngstown leaders must act urgently on wastewater plant
Editorial: The urgent need to upgrade aging wastewater treatment plants across the state and the nation to
NEWSMAKERS
NEWSMAKERS ‘Guardians’ retakes box office’s top spot NEW YORK “Guardians of the Galaxy” became
Scrappers finish sweep of Muckdogs
Mahoning Valley opens a six-game homestand at 7:05 tonight against State College at Eastwood Field.
Living one’s life without God in it fuels depression
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AUSTINTOWN 9/11 events
The Mahoning Valley 9-11 committee will commemorate the 13th anniversary of the terrorist attacks in
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Aug. 25, the 237th day of 2014. There are 128 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
168th canfield FAIR Schedule of events
Free daily fair activities Antique equipment: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at southeast corner of
White House rep on climate change to lead roundtable
White House rep on climate change to lead roundtable YOUNGSTOWN Paula Brooks, a member of the
Surplus food/clothing
Surplus food/clothing Temple Emmanuel Seventh-day Adventist Church, 108 W. Indianola Ave.,
COLUMBIANA, TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS COLUMBIANA COUNTY New complaints National Collegiate Student Loan Trust v. Derek
Rebels parade captured Ukraine soldiers in east
Associated Press DONETSK, Ukraine To shouts of “Fascists!” and “Hang them from a tree!” captured
Monster truck show returns to Canfield Fair
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com CANFIELD They’re back. Beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Salem library hosts 'Life After High School' series
The three-part series will help students prepare for brighter futures by explaining some of the options in education and training.
US: American held in Syria is freed
Associated Press WASHINGTON An American journalist kidnapped and held hostage for nearly two
Hotels spring up along I-75 in SW Ohio
Associated Press WEST CHESTER, Ohio Major new retail developments and plans for a sports
Strong California quake shakes famed wine country
Associated Press NAPA, CALIF. The San Francisco Bay Area’s strongest earthquake in 25 years
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Lordstown Village Council, finance committee, noon, council chambers, 1455 Salt
Bishop: Foley opened our eyes
Associated Press ROCHESTER, N.H. Slain U.S. journalist James Foley was living his faith by
Fewer Ohio teenagers use painkillers, heroin, Health Dept. reports
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LIST OF WINNERS
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Doctors’ Rx for schools: Later starting times
Associated Press CHICAGO Pediatricians have a new prescription for schools: later start times
Search continues for missing woman
Associated Press PENINSULA, Ohio Authorities are asking experienced paddlers on the Cuyahoga
Health law credits may hit tax refunds
Associated Press WASHINGTON Taxes? Who wants to think about taxes around Labor Day? But if you
Penguin soccer team falls in OT at Vermont
Penguin soccer team falls in OT at Vermont Burlington, Vt. Senior Brittany Tenis and sophomore
Past, present, future of Valley golf shine at GGOV final
By KEVIN CONNELLY | kconnelly@vindy.com POLAND With beautiful Lake Evans providing a
Weather devastates Ohio peach crop
Associated Press TOLEDO Farm markets around Ohio are overflowing with tomatoes, peppers and
Sunday, August 24 (126 stories)
Garden guild arranges event with 5 floral artists
St. Michael Garden Guild has a flowery evening in store.
GARDEN CLUBS
MONDAY Lordstown will meet at 6 p.m. for a covered dish picnic at the home of Doris Hays, 7517
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, active exercise
Gurska, Rogner lead Greatest Golfer 2014
The 5th Annual Greatest Golfer of the Valley adult tourney presented by Farmers National Bank closed Sunday afternoon at The Lake Club, crowning 8 champions, led by Katie Rogner and Brian Gurska as the women's and men's Open champions.
White House climate-change leader to lead public roundtable at YSU on Monday
The discussion takes place at 4:30 p.m. in Kilcawley Center
Harsh weather in Ohio devastates peach crop
Ohio farmers must rely on peaches shipped in from other states
Cost fluctuations for wastewater-treatment plant in Niles anger leaders
A recent estimate was 70 percent higher.
10,000 run, walk for breast-cancer center in Youngstown's Panerathon
Organizers call it the largest community fund-raising event in the Valley
Michael and Marjorie Lukon celebrate 50th
LAS VEGAS Michael and Marjorie Lukon of Las Vegas, formerly of Austintown, celebrated their 50th
Mr., Mrs. Pratt observe 56th anniversary
COLUMBIANA Lee and Ruth Anne Pratt of Columbiana marked their 56th anniversary Aug. 23. The couple
Joseph and Rose Sculli celebrate 70th anniversary
YOUNGSTOWN Joseph and Rose Sculli of Youngstown celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on Aug.
SENIOR MENUS
Easter Seals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays in Columbiana and Mahoning counties for people 60
HAPPY 93RD BIRTHDAY | William Z. Pallay
HONOREE Residence: Poland Date of birth: Aug. 4, 1921, in Youngstown FAMILY Parents: Mr. and
SOCIETY DIGEST
Ham radio classes are being offered AUSTINTOWN Western Reserve Amateur Radio Club will conduct
SENIOR CITIZENS
Commercial Intertech Retirees will meet at noon Tuesday at the Kyle Pavilion in Hubbard Park for a
Book bags and inspiration ready inner city kids for school
Book bags and inspiration ready inner city kids for school
Hill, Scott give Hubbard a 1-2 punch
After committing to Ohio State and Michigan State, the talented running backs are looking to lead Hubbard into Week 15.
Plans for the Clarence Smith property begin to take shape
Boardman Township continues work on planned historic district
Arab-American Community Festival fills downtown
This marks the third year for the festival in downtown Youngstown
The Blowout: Gladiators crushed in Arena Bowl
The Cleveland Gladiators lost ArenaBowl XXVII to the Arizona Rattlers, 72-32.
Stella: A running dog’s tale
Oct. 12, 2008, a homeless girl finished the Youngstown Peace Race in less than 45 minutes.
Rust Belt revives ‘Electra’
By LORRAINE WARDLE entertainment@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Four years ago, Robert Dennick Joki took
West Branch wants to erase bad taste
The Warriors have nine returning starters on both sides of the ball.
Veterans wrapped in love
Veterans get warm receptions when members of a group of women enounter them.
Better leadership has Ursuline thinking big
The Irish were hurt by a tough schedule and bad chemistry in 2013.
‘The Tapes’ would make an ideal gift
Opinion: Talk about the perfect stocking stuffer for Christmas: Copies of The Tapes made by the FBI during
Airlines on alert as eruption begins
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Years Ago
Today is Sunday, Aug. 24, the 236th day of 2014. There are 129 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Realizing the global village
It’s difficult for me to imagine life without the Internet and social media. While it’s not the same
Rise Pies wants to take Valley pizza national
By BURTON SPEAKMAN bspeakman@vindy.com BOARDMAN Rise Pies is attempting to get a slice of the
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Rod Stewart, 8 p.m.: The classic rock legend plays at Covelli
Inside the ropes with …
Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak Saturday: The Warren JFK graduate shot an even-par 70 in
How to decode soundalike food labels
You read labels at the supermarket so you can make the healthiest choices. But how do you decide
if you watch
if you watch What: The 66th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by Seth Meyers (right) When: 8 p.m.
Salute farmers at Canfield Fair
Editorial: Hearty bites of DELIGHTFUL deep-fried Twinkies and topsy-turvy twists aboard high-flying amusement
State audit of engineer’s office should not be political football
Editorial: Mahoning County Engineer Patrick Ginnetti is suggesting that a state performance audit of his office
Race for China
Royal Caribbean’s newest ship has attractions not usually seen on cruise liners, including bumper cars, a skydiving simulator and a glass observation capsule on a mechanical arm that lifts its passengers high into the air.
Chamber cancels YOUNG conference
Chamber cancels YOUNG conference YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber last week
Limelights, career paths
AWARDS Rex Ferry, owner and CEO of VEC Inc., was presented the National Electrical Contractors
McDonald’s confronts its junk-food image
Associated Press NEW YORK At a dinner McDonald’s hosted for reporters and bloggers, waiters
Depth, inexperience challenge Struthers
The Wildcats return just five starters from last year’s playoff team.
Ex-Youngstowner releases new book
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Bayuk wants to add strength to JFK’s spread
The veteran coach has a long track record of success in the Valley.
Better numbers, better outlook for Boardman
The Spartans have 65 players in their top three grades — about 30 more than last year.
Southington looks to build on playoff berth
The Wildcats want to contend for league titles and the postseason every year.
After playoff berth, Lowellville wants more wide-open offense
The Rockets made their first trip to the postseason since 2002.
Sebring changing for the better
Fifth-year coach Scott Springer said the team’s attitude is improving.
After tough 2013, Howland has something to prove
The Tigers went 4-6 last year, with four losses to end the season.
Talented offense could lead South Range back to postseason
The Raiders return All-Ohioan Joe Alessi at running back.
Altomare looks to change perception of Leetonia football
After a strong start, Leetonia’s 2013 season was derailed by injuries.
Experienced McDonald expects success
The Blue Devils returned the playoffs last year after a two-year drought.
publishers weekly BEST-SELLERS For week ending Aug. 17
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage,” by Haruki Murakami
Israeli airstrike collapses apartment tower in Gaza
Associated Press GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP Israel bombed an apartment tower in downtown Gaza City on
Inexperienced Fitch battling growing pains
The Falcons return plenty of talent, but will be hard-pressed to repeat last year’s success.
Tough schedule will challenge Youngstown Christian
The Eagles are young and inexperienced after graduating 16 seniors.
With young offense, Girard turns to D
The Indians have historically made headlines on offense, but new coach Pat Pearson wants to emphasize the other side.
After winless 2013, East Palestine emphasizes strength, conditioning
The team wore down in the second half of most games.
Whittaker excited about Mineral Ridge chances
The longtime Liberty and Conneaut coach is back at his alma mater.
Springfield looks to build off solid 2013
The Tigers will try to run the ball on offense, and run to the ball on defense.
Success becomes expectation at Western Reserve
The Blue Devils have plenty back from last year's state semifinal team.
Newton Falls hopes more experience leads to more wins
The Tigers have not won more than two games in the last three years.
Canfield wants to finish close games
The Cardinals lost three games by a combined eight points in early 2013.
Young Niles must grow up quickly
The Red Dragons have just seven starters back from last year’s 5-5 team.
Early season schedule key for Wellsville
The Tigers graduated 14 seniors from last year’s playoff team.
Karzmer: Swing wasn’t Greatest, event was
Today is the final round of The Greatest Golfer of the Valley 5.0.
State to mail voters applications for absentee ballots
Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohio voters with up-to-date addresses will soon get an absentee ballot
Campbell eyes improvement under Rozum
After a successful 14-year stint, Rozum is back on the Campbell sideline.
After murder of journalist, Obama feels pull of military action in Syria
Associated Press WASHINGTON For three years, President Barack Obama has resisted the pull of
Beaver Local returns 15 starters, eyes better year
Running back/linebacker Kole McKenzie said the team will finish “well above .500.”
Columbiana challenged by tough offseason
In addition to nine graduates, the Clippers lost 14 players who could have returned.
Skrinjar brings culture change to Southern
The Indians went 2-8 last year, just their second losing season since 2008.
Lisbon expects to challenge for league title
The Blue Devils have 14 back on offense and 11 on defense.
RunnErs to your marks | Upcoming races and walks
August Today — Panerathon 10K and two-mile run/walk at the Covelli Centre. Race begins at 10 a.m.
Cavaliers (finally) complete Love trade
Cleveland added the All-Star forward to cap a spectacular offseason.
Few workers at military bases qualify for buyouts
Associated Press DAYTON Early retirement and buyout offers at Ohio’s largest military base will
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Boardman Township trustees, 5:30 p.m., administration building, 8299 Market St.
FERGUSON, MO. Protesters, police march peacefully
Associated Press FERGUSON, MO. A diverse group of protesters, many of them children, marched
Bowden’s transition crucial to Liberty’s hopes
The dynamic runner will shift behind center this fall.
168th canfield FAIR | Schedule of events
Free daily fair activities Antique equipment: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at southeast corner of
Anti-frack issue could pass this time; Not all Americans are lefties; Recalling better days near old St. Joe's; Death penalty and fairness; Valley drivers are the rudest
Opinion: Anti-fracking issue in city stands decent chance of passage this fall I offer a contrary analysis
Mooney driven by state final defeat
The Cardinals want to get back to Week 15 and finish with a win.
Brookfield wants to continue playoff streak
The Warriors have made the postseason each of the last three years.
Bombings kill 42 after attack at Sunni mosque
Associated Press BAGHDAD Bombings in Baghdad and the northern city of Kirkuk killed at least 42
Mays feels East is on the right track
The second-year coach wants to improve on last year’s 1-9 mark.
Economy shows signs of progress
Associated Press CINCINNATI Looking at a wide-screen view of Ohio’s economy, there are clear
Annual walk/run benefit set Oct. 11
The event is a fundraiser for The Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County
Prep football memories last a lifetime
The writer learned that you don’t have to play the game for it to have an impact on you.
Polar bear twins to leave Toledo
Associated Press TOLEDO Toledo will soon have to say goodbye to its twin polar bears, now nearly
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m.
YSU’s opening depth chart mixes old, new
The Penguins have are looking to end their playoff drought.
MILESTONES
MILESTONES SCOUTS Eagle Award Kyle O’Brien, a son of Chris and Cindy O’Brien of Boardman, has
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses John J. Miller, 26, of 5419 Donley Road,
Greatest golfer of the valley Round 2 scores
Men’s Pete Mollica Open Matt Gurska 72 68 140 Josh Zarlenga 71 71 142 Tim Morrow 70 73 143
Cookie crumbles under government guidelines
Associated Press ELYRIA A favorite — and locally famous — cafeteria treat is off the menu
EEOC to visit, accept complaints of discrimination
EEOC to visit, accept complaints of discrimination YOUNGSTOWN The U.S. Equal Employment
Today’s parents face new challenges with ‘covert’ alcohol and drug use
It’s hard for parents today to know the best way to guide their children through the years of teen and young-adult alcohol and drug experimentation
Browns struggle in loss to Rams
Brian Hoyer finally led the offense to the end zone but it was too little, too late.
Prepping for the 168th Canfield Fair begins
Vendors and the fair board prep for the start of the Canfield Fair at 8 a.m. Wednesday.
WR Emans commits to Youngstown State
WR Emans commits to Youngstown State YOUNGSTOWN Ryan Emans, a senior wide receiver for Bowling
CANFIELD FAIR FUN FACTS AND Q AND A
The Canfield Fair is the largest county fair in the state of Ohio. Total paid 2013 fair attendance
Saturday, August 23 (89 stories)
Greatest Golfer — Championship Round tee times
Here are the tee times for Sunday's Greatest Golfer finals at The Lake Club.
Mom charged with endangering after child found wandering in street
Mom charged with endangering after child found wandering in street
State to mail voters applications for absentee ballots
State to mail voters applications for absentee ballots
Greatest SCORES — Men's 5-9 at Tippe
Here are the 2-day total for Men's 5-9 division played at Tippe:
Greatest SCORES — MEN'S 10-14 & 15+ at Trumbull
Here are the Day 2 scores in the Men's 10-14 and 15+ divisions.
Greatest SCORES — Seniors, SuperSeniors at Oaktree
Here are the scores for Day 2 Seniors and Super Seniors after Oak Tree play.
Greatest Scores — Open and Ladies
Here are the 2-day totals for Pete Mollica Open and Ladies play completed at Youngstown Country Club Saturday.
Book bags and inspiration ready inner city kids for school
Book bags and inspiration ready inner city kids for school
Today’s parents face new challenges with ‘covert’ alcohol and drug use
Today’s parents face new challenges with ‘covert’ alcohol and drug use
Boardman Township continues work on planned historic district
Boardman Township continues work on planned historic district
Heather Remalia, Jeremy Cramer plan wedding
Heather Remalia and Jeremy Cramer, both of Austintown, are engaged and planning an October wedding,
Miss Laudermilt, Mr. Alain plan Sept. wedding
Jamileh Tamara Laudermilt and Gabriel Nikolas Alain, both of Columbus, are engaged and planning a
Diana-Bartell engagement is announced
CANFIELD Cara Marie Diana of Canfield and Justin James Bartell of Youngstown are engaged, her
Miss Bodnar, Mr. McQuiston set Oct. nuptials
Katelyn S. Bodnar of East Palestine and Bill McQuiston of Youngstown are engaged to be married, her
Carly Foster, Gary Walkama to wed in Sept.
Carly Foster of Petersburg and Gary Walkama of Struthers will be married Sept. 20, their parents are
Kimberly Fuller, Carl Hughes plan wedding
VIENNA James C. Jr. and Mary Fuller of Vienna are announcing the engagement and upcoming marriage
Emily Baluch, Raymond Lillo will marry
Emily Baluch and Raymond Lillo III, both of Austintown, are engaged and planning a September
Sara Cummings, James Ludt set October wedding
POLAND Kenneth and Theresa Cummings of Poland are announcing the engagement and upcoming marriage
GGOV: Former YSU golfers off to strong starts
Just because someone walks away from competitive golf, doesn't mean the competitive golf ever leaves them. Tim Morrow and Katie Rogner learned that in Friday's first round of the 5th annual Vindicator Greatest Golfer of the Valley tournament sponsored by Farmers National Bank.
Sheriff’s office gets six SUVs
The sheriff will use the new all-wheel drive vehicles for road patrol.
Suspects rounded up in brawl that led to South Side homicide
Secret indictments handed down by grand jury Thursday
Democrats focus on state's role, don't discuss Fitzgerald
Democrats focus on state's role, don't discuss Fitzgerald
Brookfield schools implement suggestions from performance audit
Brookfield Local Schools, which has been in fiscal emergency since May 2013, has implemented several suggestions made by the Ohio Auditor’s Office to reduce costs.
Warren police investigating homicide in quiet northwest side neighborhood
Police are investigating a Thursday evening-homicide that occurred on a quiet northwest side street.
Organization wraps up summer food program
Making Kids Count provided groceries to 12 Boardman families this summer
Trumbull Board of Health member asks state officials for investigation
The newest member of the Trumbull County Board of Health has joined a septic installer in a dispute with the Board of Health commissioner, Dr. James Enyeart.
Several changes in Boardman local schools for start of school year
A new drug policy, security system and turf are among the changes
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Michael L. Schultz, 31, of 552 S. Raccoon Road, Apt.
Youngstown State falls 1-0 to New Hampshire
Youngstown State falls 1-0 to New Hampshire Burlington, Vt. Senior goalkeeper Jackie Podolsky
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v WaterFire, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.: Unique arts and entertainment
Historic League Park reopens in Cleveland
Associated Press CLEVELAND Even in Cleveland, League Park probably doesn’t mean much to a casual
Debunked arson science results in inmate’s freedom
Associated Press HARRISBURG, Pa. A former New York businessman whose arson-murder conviction was
Private equity firm invests in Hynes Industries
Resilience Capital Partners invests in Hynes Industries Inc., Hynes Kokomo LLC
Military mural
Military mural AUSTINTOWN Quaker Steak & Lube, 5800 Interstate Blvd., will have an unveiling of
Walesa visits Ohio, says US can take lead on Ukraine
Associated Press CINCINNAT Former Polish president Lech Walesa said Friday that the United
sunday news shows
sunday news shows Guest lineups Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”:
Passenger charged in cellphone dispute
Associated Press CLEVELAND Cleveland authorities say a Maryland traveler who refused to turn off
Chef presents Biblical Cuisine program
The cooking class, dinner and lecture were at the Jewish Community Center.
Ice bucket challenge may change nonprofit world
Associated Press NEW YORK The ice bucket challenge’s phenomenal success is making other
Mosque attack kills 64 in Iraq; Sunnis halt talks
Associated Press BAGHDAD Gunmen attacked a Sunni mosque during Friday prayers and killed at
Obama faces options in Iraq and Syria
Associated Press Washington At the heart of President Barack Obama’s quandary over the Islamic
Absentee ballots present risks
Opinion: COLUMBUS In a week or so, eligible Ohio voters will receive an application in the mail to
Baby sitter pleads guilty to rape of four
Associated Press CINCINNATI A woman charged with sexually assaulting four children she baby-sat
newsmakers
newsmakers Parole denied again for Lennon’s killer NEW YORK John Lennon’s killer was denied
State Rep. Hagan visits private prison after protest
State Rep.Robert Hagan visits Northeast Ohio Correctional Center aweek after 14-hour sit-in
Marathon bombing suspect seeks dismissal
Associated Press BOSTON Lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev asked a judge Friday to dismiss
Inadequate fix for algal blooms
Opinion: Akron Beacon Journal: Applaud John Kasich for mobilizing resources to attack the problem of toxic
Man indicted in Struthers Manor homicide
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A man has been indicted by a Mahoning County grand jury in connection
Selected local stocks
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birthdays
birthdays Actress Barbara Eden is 83. Singer Linda Thompson is 67. Actress Shelley Long is 65.
Ferguson shooting prompts calls for more police ‘body cams’
Associated Press NEW YORK What if Michael Brown’s last moments had been recorded? The fatal
Polish fest, tourney at Saxon
Staff report AUSTINTOWN Polish-American Heritage Days begin today with Poker and Pierogi, a day
Islamic State militants’ savagery cannot be ignored by the region
Editorial: Arab leaders in the Middle East can no longer sit back and watch — with trepidation, no doubt — as
Warren Building Department files charges against owner of former Packard buildings
Sergio DiPaolo of Girard is charged for his failure to complete demolition of his former Packard Electric buildings on Dana Street Northeast.
Child alone in car
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Shrine designated minor basilica
Staff report north jackson Pope Francis has bestowed the title of minor basilica on the National
Couple found shot are ID’d by coroner
Associated Press NEW KENSINGTON, Pa. The coroner’s office has identified a man and woman found
West condemns Russia over convoy
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Pastoral celebration
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Area residents fill 15 full- and part-time jobs
Tax receipts for donations provided during store hours
Jared Galleria to open in Boardman by the holiday season
Jared Galleria to open in Boardman by the holiday season
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Mason and Ashlee Haynes, Youngstown, boy, Aug. 20. Suzanne
Ferguson highlights media, mob mentality
Opinion: Those of us who admit that we were not there, and do not know what happened when Michael Brown was
First Friday
First Friday BOARDMAN The First Friday Club of Greater Youngstown will begin its ninth season
New fear in Ferguson: What next if officer in shooting is not charged?
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. Conditions calmed this week in Ferguson after nights of sometimes
By Joe Vardon
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STREET FIGHT | Charges
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around the horn
around the horn Friday’s other games AMERICAN LEAGUE Rays 8, Blue Jays 0 TORONTO Drew
major league baseball boxscores
STANDINGS American League East Division WLPctGB Baltimore7353.579— New York6561.5168
Friday, August 22 (101 stories)
Greatest scores — Friday Tippe Open Division
The Men's Open divison of Greatest Golfer tees off at 8 a.m. at Tippecanoe CC, reskedded there due to rain forecast for Friday.
Owner of former Packard buildings faces misdemeanor charges
Owner of former Packard buildings faces misdemeanor charges
BREAKING NEWS | Cellphone videos show death of Shawn Cortez
Cellphone videos show death of Shawn Cortez
Mahoning commissioners buy new vehicles for sheriff's office
Mahoning commissioners buy new vehicles for sheriff's office
BREAKING NEWS | Janero Mitchell found guilty of aggravated murder
Janero Mitchell found guilty of aggravated murder
First Baptist Church of Warren has special guest Sunday
First Baptist Church of Warren has special guest Sunday
Performers Joe Nichols, Josh Thompson coming to Stambaugh Auditorium
Joe Nichols, Josh Thompson coming to Stambaugh
BREAKING NEWS | Youngstown police make arrest in South Side homicide
Youngstown police make arrest in South Side homicide
Warren law director endorses Dave Pepper for Ohio AG
Warren law director endorses Dave Pepper for Ohio AG
Poland village zoning board meeting on Thursday is canceled
Poland village zoning board meeting on Thursday is canceled
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS Guilford Lake Civic Association will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Guilford Lake
Poland Village residents raise concerns about proposed historic ordinance
Village officials encourage public input
Report of prisoners’ protest shows series of events
The prison remains under restrictions, following a process for returning to normal operations
Weekend offers list of greatest events
Greatest Golfer of the Valley, Panerathon, Rod Stewart concert and festivals are among the things to do this weekend
Lowellville High School continues its cow picking tradition
A Boardman man will jump out of a plane onto the Lowellville High School football field at 7:15 p.m. Sunday
Campbell discusses how it will tackle blight
Campbell city officials and a resident talk about rise of blight in town. City officials estimate there are several hundred vacant properties in town and discuss plans for them.
Defendant convicted of manslaughter in baby’s death
Evan Lee was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and child endangering in his 4-month-old daughter’s death.
Lines get blurred for Emmy categories
By LYNN ELBER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES If it walks like a drama and talks like a drama
Hard rains produce flooding in Girard, road washout in Braceville
City workers continue to check for blockages in the sanitary sewers that caused water to back up into the basements of homes on several streets in Girard
oddly enough
oddly enough 378 people ‘pay it forward’ at Florida Starbucks ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. A woman
Canfield Sports Briefs
Reserved football seats on sale Reserved seat tickets for the Canfield High School varsity
Association hosts annual auction
The Tri Gold Chapter of American Business Women’s Association (ABWA) hosted its 8th annual Spring
Boardman Community Briefs
Shrine Club to have Clambake The Youngstown Shrine Club (Crescent Company) will be hosting its
Ohio must do more to reduce shameful infant mortality rate
Editorial: Many gauges monitor the over- all health of a society, not the least of which is the infant
Rust Belt Theater Company celebrates fifth anniversary
The Rust Belt Theater Company will celebrate its fifth anniversary season by staging “Electra” on
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Martia Phifer and Deandre Rucker, Youngstown, boy, Aug. 20.
Israelis kill 3 Hamas military commanders
Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Israel stepped up its campaign against Gaza’s ruling
Eastern Gateway Community College adds classrooms
EGCC prepares for fall semester with more classrooms for more students
American Ebola doctor released from hospital, ‘thrilled to be alive’
Associated Press ATLANTA Calling it a “miraculous day,” an American doctor infected with Ebola
US policy in Iraq will be 2016 issue
Opinion: For several years, debate over President Barack Obama’s international policies has followed a simple
correction
correction In a story on Page A4 in Thursday’s Vindicator, it was incorrectly reported that
Fla. gay-marriage ban struck down
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Selected local stocks
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Local GM designer visits family business in Salem
Local GM designer visits parents’ Italian restaurant in Salem while traveling to Corvette show in Carlisle, Pa.
Makerspace brings 3D printing to community
Oakhill Makerspace brings 3D printing technology, more to South Youngstown
Surplus food/clothing
Surplus food/clothing Rising Star Baptist Church, 2943 Wardle Ave., Youngstown, various
SENIOR SALUTE — BAND EDITION
Names: Rebecca Dangerfield/Abigain Spratt Instruments: Bassoon, Alto Saxophone, Baritone
Cincinnati Archdiocese discourages challenge
Associated Press CINCINNATI A Roman Catholic diocese in Ohio is discouraging its 113 schools
New boutique to open in Leetonia
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‘Best of Fair’ contest set for Canfield Fair
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Russian aid convoy advances toward Ukraine
Associated Press KIEV, Ukraine Fierce fighting raged in eastern Ukraine on Thursday in what
Today’s entertainment picks:
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Austintown introduces new propane buses
Colleen Murphy-Penk, transportation director at Austintown schools, talks about the 14 new buses powered by propane. The buses were obtained by trading in 14 diesel-powered buses and receiving a grant of about $1.3 million from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency Diesel Reduction Grant.
Agenda Saturday
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Foley case lays bare debate over paying ransom
Associated Press WASHINGTON The beheading of freelance journalist James Foley has forced a new
Years Ago
Today is Friday, Aug. 22, the 234th day of 2014. There are 131 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard: HUBBARD
Stop destructive driving
Opinion: The Daily News, Wahpeton, N.D.: We’ve all heard the stories and seen the results of more teens who
bank of america Deal unlikely to help many
Associated Press WASHINGTON Bank of America’s record $16.65 billion settlement for its role in
A sweet Moretz rescues ‘If I Stay’
REVIEW ‘If I Stay’ Grade: C+ Cast: Jamie Blackley, Chlo ´ Grace Moretz (both left), Mireille
birthdays
birthdays Actress Valerie Harper is 75. Actress Cindy Williams is 67. Country singer Holly Dunn is
National Guard leaving city
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. Gov. Jay Nixon on Thursday ordered the Missouri National Guard
Are Boardmanites living north of Shields second-class citizens?
Opinion: Are Boardmanites living north of Shields second-class citizens? For the past five years, we have
PsyCare Transforms Old TV Repair Shop to New Office Space at Struthers Location
PsyCare's Struthers location turns a vacant TV repair shop into new office space and a bigger waiting room for the mental health facility.
Ice bucket challenge goes awry; firefighters get electric shocks
Associated Press CAMPBELLSVILLE, Ky. Four firefighters were injured — two seriously — when a
Mayor seeks downtown events coordinator applicants
Some council members tried to change the vote after approving the ordinance giving the mayor the authority to hire the coordinator
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ryan K. Bright, 29, of 3460 Lenox Ave., Youngstown,
26 accused of drug trafficking
Associated Press TOLEDO Twenty-six people have been indicted in federal court for their alleged
Robbery on video
Robbery on video WARREN Store surveillance video captured a male wearing a white half-mask over
HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP | Thursday’s volleyball, soccer results
VOLLEYBALL Western Reserve 25-25-25, Mineral Ridge 10-14-18 BERLIN CENTER Alexis Hughes
Cardiologist accused of $7.2 million fraud
Associated Press CLEVELAND A cardiologist referred patients for cardiac bypass surgery they
Inside the ropes with …
Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak Thursday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a 1-under par 70 in
Tickets on sale for Poland football opener
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Local theater to celebrate fifth anniversary
The Rust Belt Theater Company will celebrate its fifth anniversary season by staging “Electra” on
Boardman library hosts Reader’s Choice Book Club
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com Since its beginnings in January, the Reader’s Choice
25th annual Community Cup kicks off in Youngstown
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com The 25th annual Community Cup began on Aug. 8 with the
Poland Rotary puts on fifth annual car show
After the success of the prior four events, Poland Rotary hosted its fifth annual car show on Aug. 6 at the Boardman Kmart, located at 1209 Boardman Poland Road.
Jeremy Batchelor named assistant superintendent at Austintown schools
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com After spending the last six years working at schools in
Poland Community Briefs
Shrine Club to have Clambake The Youngstown Shrine Club (Crescent Company) will be hosting its
MetroParks Farm hosts Bug Day
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com Aug. 3 was a big day for area children with an interest
Cardinal Pride Marching Band to host annual show
The Canfield High School Cardinal Pride Marching Band is gearing up to host its 40th Annual Canfield Show of Bands at Canfield High School Cardinal Stadium at 7 p.m. on Aug. 26.
Austintown library hosts video game creation camp
As part of its continued efforts to interest children in the library and reading, Austintown library hosted a week-long video game creation camp from July 21-25.
Canfield Community Briefs
Singers wanted for Canfield Fair service As has occurred for many years, on the Sunday morning of
Poland Sports Briefs
Send us your news If you’re a fall sports coach or the parent of an athlete, we need your help. In
Austintown Fitch HOF to induct its class of 2014
The Austintown Fitch Athletic Hall of Fame committee will induct its seventh class on Aug. 29-30.
Local theater to celebrate fifth anniversary
The Rust Belt Theater Company will celebrate its fifth anniversary season by staging “Electra” on
Karen K and the Jitterbugs brings show to the Boardman library
As part of its tour, the musical group Karen K and the Jitterbugs made a stop on Aug. 5 at Boardman library.
Austintown Community Briefs
Shrine Club to have Clambake The Youngstown Shrine Club (Crescent Company) will be hosting its
Austintown Sports Briefs
Send us your news If you’re a fall sports coach or the parent of an athlete, we need your help. In
25th annual Community Cup kicks off in Youngstown
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com The 25th annual Community Cup began on Aug. 8 with the
25th annual Community Cup kicks off
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com The 25th annual Community Cup began on Aug. 8 with the
Author Jennifer Holm visits Boardman library
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com People who came to Boardman library on Aug. 1 were treated
Aug. 13
Aug. 13 Breaking and entering: Several vehicles in various township locations were broken into and
Troop 25 recognizes scouts at Summer Court of Honor
Boy Scout Troop 25 chartered to Canfield United Methodist Church recognized scouts and adults at
Thursday, August 21 (132 stories)
Hard rains produce flooding in Girard, road washout in Braceville
Hard rains produce flooding in Girard, road washout in Braceville
Private prison inmates protested about food, medical care
Private prison inmates protested about food, medical care
Greatest Scores — Friday Salem Ladies
The Ladies divisions of the Greatest Golfer of the Valley teed off Friday morning at Salem Golf Club south of Salem.
Greatest SCORES — Friday Mill Creek North
Here are the SCORES for the Mill Creek's North Course for Friday.
Greatest SCORES — Friday Mill Creek South
Here are the PARTIAL scores for Mill Creek's South Course on Friday.
Warren streets closed tonight for Party on the Pavement
Warren streets closed tonight for Party on the Pavement
San Francisco to tally bird-into-window death toll
San Francisco to tally bird-into-window death toll
Tonight's Austintown Fireworks meeting is canceled
Tonight's Austintown Fireworks meeting is canceled
Of 163 arrests since shooting, only 7 from Ferguson
Of 163 arrests since shooting, only 7 from Ferguson
Portion of state Route 5 in Braceville closed for 10 days
Portion of state Route 5 in Braceville closed for 10 days
Family fun day and book bag giveaway Saturday in Girard
Family fun day and book bag giveaway Saturday in Girard
Brookfield schools implement cost-cutting measures
Brookfield schools implement cost-cutting measures
2 men, 1 armed with machete rob Pa. adult bookstore
2 men, 1 armed with machete rob Pa. adult bookstore
Ohio Catholic diocese discourages ice-bucket challenges
Ohio Catholic diocese discourages ice-bucket challenges
2nd crossbow stolen from Boardman sporting goods store
2nd crossbow stolen from Boardman sporting goods store
AG Holder offers reassurance to people of Ferguson
AG Holder offers reassurance to people of Ferguson
Judge convicts Evan Lee of involuntary manslaughter
Judge convicts Evan Lee of involuntary manslaughter
Liberty High School band night reset for Wednesday
Liberty High School band night reset for Wednesday
Katrina Tasker, Jessey King plan Sept. rites
Katrina Maria Tasker of Mineral Ridge and Jessey Edward King of Campbell will be married in September, her parents are announcing.
Michelle Baker, Michael Beck Jr. to wed in Sept.
Michelle L. Baker and Michael P. Beck Jr., both of Austintown, are planning to marry, their parents
Brittany Walls, Joseph Mayette to wed next month
MCDONALD Brittany Walls of McDonald and Joseph Mayette of Munroe Falls, Ohio, are planning a
Gina Donofrio, Jeremy Bigley plan wedding
Gina Donofrio and Jeremy Bigley, both of Campbell, are planning to marry on Aug. 30, their parents
One room school reunion planned
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OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Matthew and Christine (Woods) Ross of River Vale, N.J., announce the birth of a son, Robert James,
White House Fruit Farm has 2nd annual cook-off challenge
Contestants used recipes with farm-fresh ingredients.
Valley faithful pray for justice in Ferguson, Mo.
Mark Gavin recalled having returned home from work Monday evening to see the image of an armored vehicle on TV — and his 4-year-old son’s reaction to it.
Struthers detective on leave says allegations are false
Detective Ray Greenwood's personnel file contains several letters of commendation
Michael Stanley, Bootsy at Ballyhoo
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com If you didn’t know better, a festival named Ballyhoo
For Inner Circle owner, employees, Ice Bucket Challenge takes on a personal meaning
For Inner Circle owner, employees, Ice Bucket Challenge takes on a personal meaning
50 years of big pumpkins at the fair
This year is the 50th anniversary of the big pumpkin show at the Canfield Fair.
Pierogi, paczki and poker to highlight Polish festival
Staff report AUSTINTOWN Polish-American Heritage Days return this weekend, with the main event,
Valley favorite 7 Bridges returns to amphitheater
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Similar to a pop song that you’ve heard a million times
Man and woman escape house fire shortly after threat
Police took a 55-year-old city man into custody after a woman reported him threatening her about an hour before a “suspicious” fire
Proposed Charter amendment to create five wards is still alive
Youngstown City Council unanimously approved legislation reconfiguring the seven wards in the city, but failed to take emergency action on a charter amendment proposing to reduce the number of wards to five.
Canfield enrollment up due to all-day kindergarten
District officials discussed bus routes, higher enrollment
You’ll find these devoted fans in the front row at the concert
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com It would be hard to find two bigger Rod Stewart fans than
Rust Belt brings back ‘Electra’
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Rust Belt Theater will celebrate its fifth anniversary season by
Facts and figures about a rock hall of fame career
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Earlier this year, Rod Stewart released the four-CD box
around the horn
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Mayor, prison officials meet about protest
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It’s ‘Theater of the Absurd’
Opinion: It was in a college theater class that I learned about a genre called “Theater of the Absurd.” These
Brine firm sues over billboards
Associated Press COLUMBUS An Ohio man who uses a biblical reference and a statement against
NEW THIS WEEK
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Lee Brice earns spot on summer’s top tour
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com It wasn’t too long ago that Lee Brice was still an
Value journalism in action
Opinion: By Steve Paul The Kansas City Star It’s fashionable to declare the death of “newspapers.” And,
Fed up with intrusion of government
Opinion: WASHINGTON In physics, a unified field theory is an attempt to explain with a single hypothesis
upton association | What it’s all about
The Upton Association involves men and women interested in preserving the legacy of Harriet Taylor
Port authority board positions to be filled after mission is clear
New leadership is coming to the Western Reserve Port Authority in the coming weeks, but one Trumbull County commissioner says officials first need to write a “mission statement.”
By JORDAN COHEN
By JORDAN COHEN news@vindy.com NILES Accounting software for the city’s treasurer and auditor
Pet-friendly dating sites match up people, pooches
Associated Press LOS ANGELES On these dating sites, a passion for pets will help you find more
Acme Club, 50 State Route 616, Coitsville; 330-755-1884
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Cameras on school buses
Opinion: Index-Journal, Greenwood, S.C.: It is very nearly here. It is likely greeted by some parents with
Warren man sentenced to six years in prison for home invasion robbery
Drakkar D. Little, 20, of Woodbine Avenue Southeast sentenced to six years in prison for committing a home-invasion robbery on South Butler Street in Niles
CD RATES
CD RATES The table shows the annual percentage yield as of Wednesday. All yields given in percent.
Development of commercial property around racino could take some time
Moon Park, owner of the strip plaza directly across the street from Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course, stands in front of his vacant property in Austintown. His property is for sale, lease or investment and sits on 3.2 acres at Silica Road and state Route 46.
Tressel enjoys lots of goodwill as he sets new course for YSU
Editorial: Youngstown State University President Jim Tressel has been around higher education long enough to
Upton House showcases legacy of Harriet Taylor Upton
The Warren woman worked tirelessly in the women’s suffrage movement.
Katie Rickman | The vindicator
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katie Rickman | The Vindicator
katie Rickman | The Vindicator Top, the Upton House, located along Millionaires Row in Warren, was
Child support deadbeats can’t hide
Child support enforcers have an increasing arsenal of collection tools.
Holder says he understands blacks’ mistrust of police
Associated Press ST. LOUIS Attorney General Eric Holder sought Wednesday to reassure the people
Macy’s to pay $650K in shopper-profiling probe
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AUDITIONS
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When should criminal law police politicians’ behavior?
Opinion: WASHINGTON The headlines bring the accidentally colliding tale of two governors and, with it, a
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Beheading spurs new attacks on militants
Associated Press WASHINGTON The United States launched a new barrage of airstrikes Wednesday
Union spars with Valley Care over TMH layoffs
Valley Care Health Systems are in discussions with union over LPN layoffs
LIST OF EVENTS | Polish-American Heritage Days
Here is the schedule: SATURDAY POKER AND PIEROGI DAY 11 a.m.: Doors open. Texas Hold’Em and
Agenda Friday
Agenda Friday Mahoning County commissioners, 10 a.m., commissioners’ hearing room, basement,
The trumpet mouthpiece the master used
The late Esotto Pellegrini played a critical role in shaping many of the great trumpet players to
“The Simpsons” (marathon begins at 10 a.m., FX): Break out the doughnuts and Duff beer
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high school sports at a glance
WEDNESDAY’s RESULTS BOYS GOLF CRESTVIEW 182, SPRINGFIELD 206 Crestview — Craig Landsberger 43,
Forney play at Powers to be filmed as a pilot
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A screenplay written by Mike Forney of Youngstown will be staged and
POLICE CALLS
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A mannequin in the women’s suffrage museum in the Upton House sports a sash promoting the vote
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Births
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Hope For The Homeless festival features music YOUNGSTOWN Hope For The Homeless, an outdoor music
newsmakers
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Witness says homicide victim shot twice while on the ground
Later pointed out defendant in photo lineup
Abortion clinic ends fight over closure order
Associated Press CINCINNATI A Cincinnati-area abortion clinic has ended its fight with the state
Black history course available to city school students
By DENISE DICK denise_dick@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A black history course is available to
birthdays
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Airstrike kills wife, child of Hamas figure
Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Hamas’ shadowy military chief escaped an apparent
US mission to rescue hostages in Syria failed, officials reveal
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Barack Obama sent special-operations troops to Syria this
Ohio man charged with illegal gambling
Associated Press CLEVELAND A grand jury has charged an Ohio man with more than 100 counts of
CHP: Officer may face beating charges
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N. Korea insults Kerry over his looks
Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea In its latest personal attack on a prominent official from a
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Frank Ocasio III, 25, of 7693 E. Parkside Drive,
Accidents probed
Accidents probed YOUNGSTOWN Police are investigating two traffic incidents Tuesday that sent two
Local players join YSU women’s basketball
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Fact or fiction: Is advice hurting your plants?
By Marilyn McKinley Ohio certified volunteer naturalist Everyone wants to find a sure-fire way
MEN’S GARDEN CLUB HORTICULTURE SHOW
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Fireflies are still plentiful
Q. Are the lightning bugs really disappearing? Mary from Campbell A. There are lots of stories
White, powdery leaves on garden crops?
White, powdery leaves on garden crops? Powdery mildew grows on leaves of crops like zucchini and
One likes dark shapes; the other favors shiny objects, CO2 Horse- & deer-fly invasions
Some areas of the Mahoning Valley have experienced heavy populations of horseflies and deerflies this summer.
Tiny, pine cone-shaped insect cocoons?
Tiny, pine cone-shaped insect cocoons? If you have a juniper, arborvitae, or other evergreen
Friendly’s donation
Friendly’s donation BOARDMAN Friendly’s, 3 W. McKinley Way in Poland, will donate 15 percent of
House, 4 Tribe relievers combine to blank Twins
Walters homers to set up Tribe for a sweep in Minneapolis
Prep Roundup | Wednesday’s results
GIRLS SOCCER Poland 6, Warren Harding 0 POLAND Carli Sebest scored four goals and added an
Wednesday, August 20 (111 stories)
Mayor, private prison officials meet on notification procedures
Mayor, private prison officials meet on notification procedures
Youngstown council reconfigures city's seven wards
Youngstown council reconfigures city's seven wards
Small fire extinguished at shuttered Liberty motel
Small fire extinguished at shuttered Liberty motel
Local prayer vigils tonight call for justice in Ferguson
Local prayer vigils tonight call for justice in Ferguson
Saturday Greatest tee times at Tippecanoe
These are the Saturday tee times for Greatest Golfer at Tippecanoe CC:
Craig Beach Council planning and zoning committee meets Thursday
Craig Beach Council planning and zoning committee meets Thursday
Man who started ice bucket challenge in Mass. dies in diving accident
Man who started ice bucket challenge in Mass. dies in diving accident
Ohio abortion clinic ends fight over closure order
Ohio abortion clinic ends fight over closure order
Man is suspect in arson that destroyed Warren home
Man is suspect in arson that destroyed Warren home
Austintown woman gets jail time for July altercation with ex-boyfriend
Austintown woman get jail time for July altercation with ex-boyfriend
Man hospitalized after single-vehicle accident in Poland Township
Man hospitalized after single-vehicle accident in Poland Twp.
Hubbard police investigating theft from 96-year-old woman
Hubbard police investigating theft from 96-year-old woman
School supply backpacks available today at 2nd annual Child Support Awareness Day
2nd annual Child Support Awareness Day underway
Austintown couple bound over to county grand jury on meth charges
Austintown couple bound over to county grand jury on meth charges
Black history course still available at Youngstown high schools
Black history course still available at Youngstown high schools
Hoyer wins Browns QB job
Browns coach Mike Pettine picked Brian Hoyer over Johnny Manziel to start the Sept. 7 at Pittsburgh.
Vandals damage produce at Angiuli's market in Boardman
Vandals damage produce at Angiuli's market in Boardman
2 people injured in separate Youngstown traffic accidents
2 people injured in separate Youngstown traffic accidents
Northern Ohio city fights algal bloom in reservoir
Northern Ohio city fights algal bloom in reservoir
Latest Ferguson protests are smaller, more subdued
Latest Ferguson protests are smaller, more subdued
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
FRIDAY Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church, 53 Laird Ave., Youngstown, will serve fish dinners
Library Luau is postponed
Library Luau is postponed POLAND The Library Luau date has been changed from Thursday to Oct. 16
US attorney general calls for end to violence in Ferguson, Mo.
His comments appear in an open letter in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
YOU CAN'T TOP THEIR BURGERS
By Anthony M. Fuda mvbrb@hotmail.com The awards keep rolling in for Martini Bros. Burger Bar in
Fiddle player Jillian Rae steps into the foreground
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com It’s fitting that fiddle player Jillian Rae would connect
Ice Bucket Challenge phenomena raising money, awareness for ALS
Youngstowner Breen O. Bannon took the 'challenge'
Man accused in Trumbull jail hostage incident pleads guilty to three robberies
Richard G. Ware, one of three men accused of taking a Trumbull jail corrections officer hostage for five hours in April, has pleaded guilty to three aggravated robberies
For good measure, visit 8 stops on Charming Quilt Shop Tour
The event is from Thursday through Aug. 30
quilt tour
quilt tour What you need to know A Charming Quilt Shop Tour is planned Thursday through Aug. 30
Theft from Niles treasurer’s office now listed at $142,272
Further investigation has turned up a much larger amount of missing money from the Niles Treasurer’s Office.
FEMA Awards Lowellville Fire Department with $12,000 Grant
The department received $12,000-plus in grant money from FEMA to help the department replace outdated equipment.
Hoyer-Manziel saga extended Browns coaches unsure of starter
Browns coaches unsure who should start at QB on Sept. 7
Mexico opens gas, oil to foreign, private firms
By MARK STEVENSON Associated Press MEXICO CITY Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto signed
Liberia’s president declares curfew
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Discover a new twist on classic campfire s’mores
Family Features Roasting marshmallows around the campfire with friends and family is a popular
Study: Ohio could add 16,000 jobs, $2.68 billion to the state economy
COLUMBUS An update on lawmaker action and other activities at the Ohio Statehouse related to
Activity update
Activity update COLUMBUS Updated permitting activity from the Ohio Department of Natural
Potential oil window is last gasp for Utica Shale
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There’s lots to do at The Funny Farm
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Live music on television shows this week include:
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Editorial: The shooting Aug. 9 of Michael Brown in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson, Mo., has left a lot of
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ASK MR. KNOW-IT-ALL A question that takes the cake
Q: I was at a block party eyeing the pastries. Someone brought Jaffa cake -- a thin cake with orange
Valley unemployment down, state jobs down
Unemployment in the Valley is down, but the state leads the nation with 12,400 over-the-month decrease for employment in July.
Nostalgic desserts to celebrate the season
Family Features Fondly reliving the nostalgic memories of years gone by is an integral aspect of
Cops find arrow shot into side of home
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Surplus food/clothing
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Veteran Trumbull jail corrections officer charged with conducting illegal body-cavity search on inmate
A 16-year veteran corrections officer at the Trumbull County jail has been placed on paid administrative leave and charged criminally
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Children need water recreation on all four sides of Youngstown
Opinion: Children need water recreation on all four sides of Youngstown I found the recent article about
Unrest continues in Ferguson
Associated Press They’ve lined the streets with police in riot gear, brought in a new black
Associated Press
Associated Press AUSTIN, Texas Gov. Rick Perry was defiant Tuesday as he was booked on abuse of
Trumbull Memorial's licensed practical nurses to be laid off
Trumbull Memorial's licensed practical nurses to be laid off
Austintown spends $1.1 million to outfit grades 6-12 with tablets
3,000 tablets will help with state testing as it shifts online
Associated Press
Associated Press CINCINNATI An estimated 5,000 to 8,000 gallons of fuel oil spilled into the
SA store to open
SA store to open Boardman The Salvation Army Family Store across from the Boardman Plaza will
Steelers’ offensive line shows signs of growth
The five starters have missed a combined 63 games since 2012.
Gaza Cease-fire efforts collapse in fighting
Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Egyptian attempts to broker an end to a monthlong war
Scrappers’ Brady tosses scoreless inning in NYPL All-Star game
Mahoning Valley’s other three players went a combined 0-for-4 with a walk.
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Lordstown Board of Public Affairs, 4 p.m., Lordstown administration building,
Part-time Canfield firefighter enters guilty plea
Neil P. Cornelius pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor child-endangering charge
County commissioners expected to OK another Liberty property-tax exemption
Another business is seeking to use Liberty Township’s Belmont Avenue Community Reinvestment Area property-tax exemption to start up or expand.
More prep results
BOYS SOCCER Hubbard 5, Salem 0 HUBBARD Chris Colella had a goal and an assist while Andrew
Associated Press
Associated Press DONETSK, Ukraine Government troops pressed attacks Tuesday in the two largest
YSU Hall of Famer to enter OSU shrine
YSU Hall of Famer to enter OSU shrine Former Rayen School football player and Youngstown State
Illegal alien squatter arrested
A Sierra Leone woman found in a foreclosed, red-tagged house was charged with criminal trespass.
Man pleads innocent
Man pleads innocent YOUNGSTOWN Alex C. Bugno, 26, owner of Bugno Towing & Recovery, is free on
Two top aides quit FitzGerald campaign staff
Additional staff changes are expected to be announced later this week
YSU students ready for fall semester
Eli Williams and Bryan Croach, both freshmen and from New Castle, Pa., stop to examine where their classes will be located at Youngstown State University, along with Mariah Carna of New Bedford, Pa., also a freshman. Fall semester classes begin today at YSU. ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR
Poland residents blame village council for "mess on the Manor"
Poland residents blame village council for "mess on the Manor"
Tuesday, August 19 (106 stories)
Part-time Canfield firefighter gets probation on child-endangering charge
Part-time Canfield firefighter gets probation on child-endangering charge
Lordstown negotiations committee, council meet Wednesday
Lordstown negotiations committee, council meet Wednesday
Lowellville council sets special meeting Wednesday
Lowellville council sets special meeting Wednesday
Animal Welfare League: No sign of dog abuse in Girard
Animal Welfare League: No sign of dog abuse in Girard
American slain in Bali, daughter had troubled past
American slain in Bali, daughter had troubled past
Lawsuit: Pa. boy, 7, placed in foster home with abuser
Lawsuit: Pa. boy, 7, placed in foster home with abuser
Illegal West African woman arrested in red-tagged Youngstown house
Illegal West African woman arrested in red-tagged Youngstown house
Trumbull Mobile Meals in need of volunteer delivery drivers
Trumbull Mobile Meals in need of volunteer delivery drivers
Smithsonian adds LGBT history to museum collection
Smithsonian adds LGBT history to museum collection
REUNIONS
Campbell Memorial High School Class of 1956 will meet for brunch at 11 a.m. Thursday at Bedford
Boccie will benefit A Call Fur Help
Boccie will benefit A Call Fur Help LOWELLVILLE Local charity A Call Fur Help is planning its
A 20th anniversary will celebrate breast cancer survivors.
From left to right are Kelly Kiraly, president of the Junior League of Youngstown; Caryn Covelli, honorary chairwoman of the JLY Pink Ribbon Tea 20th Anniversary; and Pat Greene, committee member of the tea.
GM participates in local food cooperative
The Lake-to-River Food Cooperative has developed partnerships with several local businesses including Humility of Mary Health Partners and Youngstown Business Incubator to deliver orders to employees on site.
Local departments add military vehicles,gear at no cost
In the aftermath of unrest in Ferguson, Mo. and complaints about the “militarization” of police, area law enforcement departments have also received free military surplus.
Crowd turns out for Jim Tressel’s presidential installation
Gov. John Kasich drew parallels between Tressel and Youngstown in his keynote address
Greatest Scramble champions avenge 2013 runner-up finish
Bryan Horne, Zack Mansky, Chad Hanysh and Gary Woods shot 15-under par to win the low gross championship.
Armeni strong-arms Greatest Driver field
Pam Porter finished first among women at the inaugural event.
Vote expected on Youngstown redistricting map
A proposed charter amendment would reduce the number of council seats form seven to five
Dellick warned about contact
Dellick could end up in jail if he contacts a witness in a case against him
Law firm says its attorneys did no wrong
Mahoning County’s Oakhill purchase offer wasn’t confidential, law firm says.
Josh Lewis to headline studio session concert
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Josh Lewis will present a concert Saturday at Easy Street Productions
Motown legend Smokey Robinson releases duets album Smokey & friends
By RYAN PEARSON AP Entertainment Writer LOS ANGELES After five decades in show business, the man
Canfield native invents Planet Pop game app
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com CANFIELD A Canfield man has invented Planet Pop, a free game
Sheet & Tube Co. mural project well underway in Campbell
The artist, who now lives in Pittsburgh, is a Campbell native.
Sign of Mahoning Valley industry comes down
The downtown Youngstown building once housed thousands of workers
40-unit complex to provide supportive housing for board clients
Construction of the $7.3 million project expected to begin in 2015
Struthers man faces charges of DUI
Struthers man faces charges of DUI CAMPBELL Police arrested a 50-year-old Struthers man on
Moratorium on executions not an indictment of death penalty
Editorial: Has the time come to fire up “Old Sparky,” the nickname given to the electric chair that served as
7UP distribution center to close
The Youngstown 7UP distribution center will close its doors in two months.
Cancer Coalition program Sept. 6
Cancer Coalition program Sept. 6 LIBERTY The Mahoning Valley Cancer Coalition is offering a
POLICE CALLS
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses John S. Lenkey, 55, of 144 Indian Lake Blvd.,
Youngstown Christian in North Coast League
Youngstown Christian in North Coast League Youngstown Christian School has been unanimously
Crowd noise will test Steelers’ no-huddle offense
Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger wants to refine the team’s hand signals.
Hoyer, Manziel struggle in D.C.
Neither quarterback made a strong claim for the starting job in Monday’s loss.
New Residence Inn opens at mall
New Residence Inn opens at mall Niles The new Residence Inn by Marriott, 5555 Youngstown-Warren
4 indicted in sale of cancerous beef
4 indicted in sale of cancerous beef The co-owners of a Petaluma, Calif., slaughterhouse behind a
UN: Gaza requires unprecedented reconstruction
Associated Press UNITED NATIONS The top U.N. official in the Mideast said Monday that Gaza will
Israel, Hamas to extend talks
Associated Press CAIRO Egypt late Monday announced a 24-hour extension in talks between Israel
Years Ago
Today is Tuesday, Aug. 19, the 231st day of 2014. There are 134 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Bank pays parking
Bank pays parking youngstown Home Savings has paid for all of the parking meters that surround
So far in 2014, one raccoon in Mahoning County tested positive for rabies
In 2013, seven raccoons and three cats in Mahoning and Trumbull counties tested positive
USDA: Cost to raise child up slightly to $245,340
Associated Press WASHINGTON A message for new parents: Get ready for sticker shock. A child
1994 Chevy pickup most-stolen vehicle last year
Associated Press COLUMBUS A new report from a national insurance group has identified the
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Youngstown Civil Service Commission, 4 p.m., commission office, seventh floor,
Obama hails recapture of dam in Iraq
Associated Press WASHINGTON President Barack Obama hailed the recapture of Mosul dam Monday as a
ferguson, mo. Pathologist: Brown may have had hands raised when shot
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. An unarmed 18-year-old whose fatal shooting by police has sparked a
Study: Artificial quakes cause less shake
Associated Press WASHINGTON Man-made earthquakes, a side effect of some high-tech energy drilling,
McDonald board OKs paying of premiums
By MARY R. SMITH news@vindy.com McDONALD The McDonald school board Monday approved paying 100
newsmakers
newsmakers Taylor Swift to release new album Oct. 27 NEW YORK Taylor Swift is saying goodbye to
Former coach/newspaper editor faces sex charges
Donald M. McCormack is charged with two counts of sexual imposition.
Ukraine: Dozens killed in shelling
Associated Press KIEV, Ukraine Ukraine accused pro-Russia separatists of killing dozens of
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .61, 24.35 —.04 Avalon
Connelly: Irish players were set up to fail
Notre Dame is guilty of recruiting players it knew would struggle with the school’s high academic standard.
Community Health Systems face cyberattack
Hospital operator Community Health Systems said a cyberattack took information on more than 4 million patients from its computer network earlier this year.
LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES
LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES Monday’s games Chicago 8, Cumberland 7 SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
Housing sales up in Mahoning, Trumbull, down in Columbiana
July closed housing sales were up in Mahoning County by 5.7 percent and Trumbull County also saw an increase of 1.2 percent while Columbiana’s were down 7.7 percent compared to the previous year.
Drive slowly in school zones
Opinion: The Advocate, Baton Rouge, La.: Although summer doesn’t officially end until Sept. 22, the thousands
Eating raw onion saved brother’s life
Q. When my brother was young, he took a drink from a bottle of pop, not realizing there was a wasp
Sarah Palin Channel is all about ... her
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords I figured the Texas lineup of Sen. Ted Cruz, Gov. Rick Perry, and a
Poland residents angry about Poland Manor property in disrepair
Poland residents angry about Poland Manor property in disrepair
Chamber cancels oil, gas conference
The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber of Commerce cancelled YOUNG on Monday.
YPD finds drugs during traffic stops
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Police found drugs and drug paraphernalia during a series of traffic stops
Lauren Bacall, who died last week at age 89, had the look and the sound for a long career on stage
Lauren Bacall, who died last week at age 89, had the look and the sound for a long career on stage
Wesley Blackshear arrested Sunday in May 24 North Side homicide
Wesley J. Blackshear, 42, of Tod Lane was arrested Sunday afternoon and placed in the Mahoning County Adult Justice System in the death of Brenden Moorer, 34, of Robinson Road in Campbell May 24.
oddly enough
oddly enough Captain of the corn maze: Farm honors Derek Jeter SOUTH BRUNSWICK, N.J. As far as
IRAQ Forces retake parts of dam
Associated Press IRBIL, Iraq Aided by U.S. and Iraqi airstrikes, Kurdish forces Sunday wrested
Troopers investigate two Saturday motor-vehicle accidents
Two people were injured when they were ejected during a single-car crash on North Park Avenue just south of North River Road at 4:43 p.m. Saturday.
More charges planned in Amish kidnap case
Associated Press CANTON, N.Y. More charges are expected soon against a northern New York couple
Federal autopsy ordered in Missouri teen’s death
Associated Press FERGUSON, MO. Attorney General Eric Holder on Sunday ordered a federal medical
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Austintown school board, 6 p.m., middle school, 800 S. Raccoon Road. Mahoning
Wedding moved for dad at Toledo Alzheimer’s home
Associated Press TOLEDO A Michigan woman who had been planning a traditional wedding at her church
Wound-care services added
Wound-care services added SHARON, PA. Sharon Regional Health System is now offering wound-care
Sophie Masloff, first female mayor of Pittsburgh, dies at 96
Associated Press PITTSBURGH Sophie Masloff, who rose from a tax clerk to become Pittsburgh’s first
These three policy issues deserve attention and action by US Senate
Opinion: These three policy issues deserve attention and action by US Senate Time to wake up America. We
Diocese awards grant
Diocese awards grant YOUNGSTOWN The Episcopal Diocese of Ohio awarded a $13,000 grant to
birthdays
birthdays Rock musician Ginger Baker (Cream, Blind Faith) is 75. Singer Johnny Nash is 74. Actress
Monday, August 18 (56 stories)
UPDATE | Pathologist says Michael Brown may have had his hands raised
Pathologist: Michael Brown may have had his hands raised
Youngstown 7UP distribution center to close in Oct.
Youngstown 7UP distribution center to close in Oct.
Oral rabies vaccine program begins Tuesday in Columbiana County
Oral rabies vaccine program begins Tuesday in Columbiana County
Poland Twp. police investigating several break-ins
Poland Twp. police investigating several break-ins
BREAKING NEWS | Tressel sets priorities in his first term as YSU president
Tressel sets priorities in his first term as YSU president
New Bethel Baptist Church offers H.O.P.E. Fest on Wednesday
New Bethel Baptist Church offers H.O.P.E. Fest on Wednesday
Lowellville school board athletic committee meets Tuesday
Lowellville school board athletic committee meets Tuesday
Cedar Points rides reopen today after visitors temporarily stranded
Cedar Point rides reopen today after visitor temporarily stranded
Home Savings pays for parking meters around YSU campus through Friday
Home Savings pays for parking meters around YSU campus through Friday
WORTH A LOOK
BINGO PARTIES American Legion Unit 301 at 3652 Oakwood Ave., Austintown, will host a Bingo Party
Back-to-school drive coming up
Back-to-school drive coming up STRUTHERS The Struthers 1st Ward Block Watch will be having its
‘MR. WHEELER’S’
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Mr. Wheeler’s is long gone, but the South Side
Festival selects play by Bancroft
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com PITTSBURGH A new play by Kelly Bancroft of Youngstown has
Come with Kongos
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Every so often there’s a song that just cuts through the
Valley natives work key roles for musical
Staff report Two Mahoning Valley natives recently found themselves working on the same production
New superintendent hopes to continue Lowellville's tradition of excellence
Before Eugene “Geno” M. Thomas applied for the position of Lowellville Local Schools superintendent, he drove to the village, just to see what he was getting into.
‘Fat ‘N Furious’ guys draw crowd to North Lima fundraiser
Tommy Christmas from Christmas Auto Repair on Market Street in Boardman and the rest of the guys from last season’s Discovery Channel television Show “Fat N’ Furious” lent their newfound fame to a fundraiser for Green Township woman Debbie Grover Sunday.
COMING TOMORROW
COMING TOMORROW Iquamconsecte min ulla facipisis adiamco nsenim zzriustisit at. Agna consecte
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Fair in Boulder closes down ‘Smallest Woman’ sideshow LONGMONT, Colo. A sideshow
The top five concert tours, ranked by average box office gross per city. Includes the average ticket
The top five concert tours, ranked by average box office gross per city. Includes the average ticket
Trumbull jail to begin ‘telemedicine’ counseling for inmates
Officials with the Trumbull County jail and Mental Health and Recovery Board will plan for an innovative program to provide jail inmates with “telemedicine” counseling.
In the huddle How area NFL players fared in Week 2 of the preseason
Atlanta Falcons Sean Baker, S, Canfield — Made one tackle in a 32-7 loss to the Texans.
Obama’s campaign against ‘inversion’ could backfire
Opinion: WASHINGTON Barack Obama, presiding over an unusually dismal post-recession economy, might make
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Robert A. Rickard Jr., 34, 2665 South St. SE, Warren,
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Aug. 18, the 230th day of 2014. There are 135 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
High levels of public distrust of Congress raise concerns over politics, gerrymandering
Editorial: It is not breaking news that Con- gress is held in disfavor by more voters than at any time since
Bourbon production reaches highest point since ’70s
In a business where patience is part of the process, Kentucky bourbon makers are making a big bet by stashing away their largest stockpiles in more than a generation.
Landowners join suit linking Whirlpool plant to child cancers
Associated Press TOLEDO The owners of polluted land in northern Ohio are joining a civil lawsuit
EGCC attendance cost ranks low
Staff report STEUBENVILLE The net price of attendance at Eastern Gateway Community College is
YSU professor launches website
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Randy L. Hoover, emeritus professor of teacher education at Youngstown
GRADS LIST
These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless noted: KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, various
Quinby Park event set next Sunday
The park was established and named after Ephraim Quinby, the founder of Warren.
Ridge Show of Bands
Ridge Show of Bands MINERAL RIDGE The Mineral Ridge High School marching band will host its 14th
Pope makes a big gesture to China
Pope makes a big gesture to China HAEMI, South Korea Pope Francis made his strongest gesture yet
Divisions emerge in Gaza truce talks
Associated Press CAIRO The Palestinians appeared to be divided Sunday as the clock was winding
Mo. police shooting draws protesters from near, far
Associated Press FERGUSON, MO. Protesters who have for days lined a busy suburban St. Louis
Police: 17-year-old dead in ‘pre-arranged fight” on Winona Drive
Shawn Cortez, 17, of Ravenwood Avenue was killed in a 6 p.m. “pre-arranged fight” with other boys on Winona Drive on the South Side Sunday.
Organization seeks teams for Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Staff report Youngstown The Alzheimer’s Association Greater East Ohio Area Chapter is inviting
Master gardeners applications available
The program consists of a volunteer training course designed to provide experienced home gardeners with information and skills necessary to share their experience and knowledge with others.
Sunday, August 17 (83 stories)
At least one killed amid intense gunfire on South Side near Glenwood tonight
One woman ducked behind a tree to avoid gunshots
Walk for Alzheimer's set for YSU training site Oct. 11
The local association assists 60,000 people with the disease.
Back-to-school advice for college students: Watch your drinks
Students are urged to have friends with them when they drink
Remains of father of rock and roll to remain in Cleveland
His ashes were displayed in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Disturbances continue in Ferguson; Eric Holder seeks new autopsy
The governor imposed a state of emergency
Sophie Masloff, loveable former mayor of Pittsburgh, dies today at 96
She was known for her sense of humor
Leslie Huang | Frank Micchia III
LAS VEGAS Frank and Marcia Micchia of Canfield are announcing the marriage of their son, Frank A.
Alexis Stewart | Michael Ross
YOUNGSTOWN Alexis Stewart and Michael Ross, both of Youngstown, were united in marriage during a
Amanda Gittings | Andrew Colegrove
YOUNGSTOWN Amanda Leigh Gittings of Poland and Andrew Corey Colegrove of Ironton, Ohio, exchanged
Morgan Ucchino | Patrick Kelley
POLAND Morgan Elizabeth Ucchino of Poland and Patrick Kelley of Boardman exchanged marriage vows
Sandra Flowers | Lewis Bezjak III
DARLINGTON, S.C. Sandra Elaine Flowers of Darlington, and Lewis Joseph Bezjak III of Florence,
Mr., Mrs. Tully and their family observe 60th
NEWTON FALLS Mr. and Mrs. Walton J. Tully of Newton Falls celebrated the 60th anniversary of their
Mr., Mrs. Everett celebrate 60th at dinner party
YOUNGSTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R.K. Everett of Youngstown celebrated their 60th wedding
SENIOR CITIZENS
Coitsville Seniors will have their annual picnic at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Bedford Trails Golf
SENIOR MENUS
Easter Seals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays in Columbiana and Mahoning counties for people 60
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, active exercise
Craft class at library
Craft class at library LEETONIA A craft class is being offered at the Leetonia Community Public
MASONIC GROUPS
THURSDAY Ladies Oriental Shrine members will get together for a summer luncheon at 11:30 a.m. at
Memorial golf tournament will benefit Rich Center
A local golf tournament has its roots in the memory of a young couple.
Veterans, active duty marines honored at reunion in Austintown
From the Halls of Montezuma, to the shores of Tripoli; We fight our country’s battles in the air, on land and sea.
Nania appears to be closing in on job as YSU starting QB
YSU coach Eric Wolford said the coaches could decide on the starter as soon as today.
Nontraditional students cap college career at YSU summer commencement
The smile on his face made it hard to tell that, for Cecil Monroe, graduating from Youngstown State University wasn’t an entirely happy occasion.
New programs, personnel greet Mahoning Valley students this fall
Another city school year begins with new programs as the district continues its plan to offer more choices for students, while other Mahoning Valley districts implement a science, technology, engineering and mathematics curriculum.
Puskas: Throwing a flag on Big Red
If Steubenville won’t keep Ma’lik Richmond off its team, Big Red’s opponents should keep them off the schedule.
BHS linebacker picks YSU over Buffalo
Boardman senior linebacker Evan Croutch doesn’t think he needs to play in the Mid-American Conference to be on a MAC-level team.
Group investigates TIGER grant for Route 422 corridor
Before the group can apply for the money, they have to come up with a considerable amount of funds.
Scrappers put it all together
Cameron Hill (1-1) picked up his first win of the season despite sporting an impressive 1.74 ERA.
Viva Brier Hill! Neighborhood celebrates its Italian roots
If you have spent the last few days in the right part of town, you probably have had a difficult time missing the variety of smells permeating the air.
Historian touts importance of The Rayen School
When it comes to advanced education, Youngstown State University is probably the first school that comes to mind for most area residents, but a longtime city high school also should be in the mix, a local historian contends.
ND’s Kelly: No change needed in recruiting
He said he needs to better job educating his players in the wake of an academic scandal.
Runners to your marks … Upcoming races & walks
August 24 — Panerathon 10K and two-mile run/walk at the Covelli Centre. Race begins at 10 a.m.
METRO DIGEST || 2 injured in Warren crash
2 injured in crash WARREN Two people were injured in an accident on North Park Road about 4:30
Trumbull County planners to focus on ‘central core’ project
The Trumbull County Planning Commission hopes to work with several private and public partners to apply for a federal grant that would focus on Warren’s downtown.
Rx for reducing infant mortality: Increase education, lessen poverty
Social media is the way to reach pregnant women
Youngstown mom still struggles for answers in death of 10-week-old daughter
Jaslyn Abrams woke up at 6 a.m. in the bed she was sharing with her 21/2-month-old daughter, Noelle, at a friend’s house in Warren.
Huntington Bank report shows rise in school costs
The costs for parents and for area school districts has increased from last year — one bank says as much as 20 percent.
Dead last
Ohio ranks 50th highest of all states in black babies’ infant mortality rates. “Our numbers are similar to those of a Third World country,” Youngstown's acting health commissioner says.
newsmakers
newsmakers Alec Baldwin: Neighbor arrested this time, not me NEW YORK Police were called to
Gov. Kasich can hear 2016 calling
Opinion: So, why is Ohio Gov. John Kasich coming all the way from Columbus to attend Monday’s installation of
LIMELIGHTS, CAREER PATHS
IBEW COUNCIL Jim Burgham, business manager for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Tressel formal acceptance of YSU presidency brings hope
Editorial: When James Tressel is installed Monday as the ninth president of Youngstown State University, he
When cheaping out really pays off
A higher price doesn’t necessarily guarantee higher quality, according to ShopSmart, the shopping
HARDCOVER FICTION
HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “A Perfect Life,” by Danielle Steel (Delacorte) 2. “Tom Clancy: Support and
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Brier Hill Italian Fest, 10 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.: Brier Hill native
Area league scores
MEN Valley Monday (Valley) — 1. Jeff Noling-Mike Landsberger. 2. Don A. Miller-Dan Lower. Low
YSU roundup
YSU roundup News and notes Accepting the challenge: Youngstown State coach Eric Wolford accepted
Karzmer: So many topics, so few columns
So, for 2014’s penultimate column, I wanted to take just a few moments to touch on some of the “topic suggestions” I’ve heard throughout the year.
Area Golf calendar Upcoming outings
AUGUST Today — Boulevard Golf Association Outing at Reserve Run Golf Course. Four-man scramble.
Union will accept applications for apprenticeship
Union will accept applications for apprenticeship BOARDMAN The Plumbers and Pipefitters Local
Endless possibilities
Associated Press CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. With its sweet fruit-flavored liqueurs, a working farm and
Johnson hopes to end slump before Chase
He’s safely in the Chase, but the No. 48 car has had its share of problems lately.
Brutal winter leaves Valley peach-less
Despite the loss, farmers here are optimistic about the future of their peach orchards and they know events like this are just a part of being a farmer.
Greatest drivers | How they fared
Men’s Division *Jim Armeni, Salem Hills330 yards *Andrew Kalman, Northwood G.C.328 yards
Social media tackles Weird Al, Super Bowl
Ed Ball recently started an online petition to get Weird Al Yankovic to perform at halftime of the
Years Ago
Today is Sunday, Aug. 17, the 229th day of 2014. There are 136 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Oak Hill tombstones are topic of new book
Oak Hill tombstones are topic of new book YOUNGSTOWN “The Tombstones of Oak Hill Cemetery Volume
OSU trustees deny reinstatement to band director
OSU trustees deny reinstatement to band director CINCINNATI Ohio State trustees have decided
ferguson, mo. Governor declares state of emergency
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency and imposed
THE RAYEN SCHOOL | A look back
Vincent Shivers, a local historian, and Harry Mays, The Rayen School’s Class of 1958’s president who
Russian aid convoy waits for security guarantees
Associated Press KAMENSK-SHAKHTINSKY, Russia Hundreds of trucks in a Russian aid convoy waited
Extremists kill scores of Yazidi men in Iraq
Associated Press IRBIL, Iraq Islamic extremists shot scores of Yazidi men to death in Iraq,
BIRTHS
BIRTHS ST. ELIZABETH HEALTH CENTER Brittany Newton and Pranava Crawl, Youngstown, girl, Aug. 15.
The Greatest luck
Opinion: For the past several months, many of us have been working hard to craft a fitting honor for
Abducted Amish sisters were sexually abused, prosecutor says
Associated Press CANTON, N.Y. Two young Amish sisters were sexually abused after their
Rose hears cheers as US beats Brazil 95-78
Rose hears cheers as US beats Brazil 95-78 CHICAGO Derrick Rose heard the cheers and showed some
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Lordstown Village Council, caucus, 6 p.m. with meeting to follow, administration
Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s holiday show will return to Covelli Centre
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN For the first time in four years, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra will
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m.
birthdays
birthdays Actor Robert DeNiro is 71. Rock musician Gary Talley (The Box Tops) is 67. Rock singer
ARMED FORCES
ARMED FORCES ADVANCED TRAINING ‘Jump school’ graduate SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. Richard J. Klumph,
Fire Dept. cuts opposed; push pompous priests off pricey perches; Community Bill of Rights in sync with Constitution; Impeach Obama
Opinion: Cutbacks would jeopardize safety of residents, firefighters The recent announcement from city
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
TRUMBULL COUNTY Docket Bank of New York as Trustee v. Homer Littleton et al, foreclosure.
Saturday, August 16 (83 stories)
Vets of every conflict since WWII attend 35th Marine Reunion tonight
“From the Halls of Montezuma, to the shores of Tripoli; We fight our country’s battles in the air, on land and sea. First to fight for right and freedom, and to keep our honor clean. We are proud to claim the title of United States Marine.”
YSU graduates nearly 400 at summer commencement today
The smile on his face made it hard to tell that, for Cecil Monroe, graduating from Youngstown State University wasn’t an entirely happy occasion.
Choices expanding for students returning to Mahoning Valley schools this year
Another city school year begins with new programs as the district continues its plan to offer more choices for students, while other Mahoning Valley districts implement a science, technology, engineering and mathematics curriculum.Another city school year begins with new programs as the district continues its plan to offer more choices for students, while other Mahoning Valley districts implement a science, technology, engineering and mathematics curriculum.
Rayen School started higher ed in the Valley, lecturer contends
When it comes to advanced education, Youngstown State University is probably the first school that comes to mind for most area residents, but a longtime city high school also should be in the mix, a local historian contends.
Black babies in Ohio run highest risk in nation of not living to 1st birthday
If you are a black child born in Ohio, you have the worst chance of surviving until your first birthday of any state in the nation.
Local group looking toward grant to help rehab Route 422 corridor
A federal grant of at least $10 million would go a long way toward rehabilitating the U.S. Route 422 corridor from Youngstown into Girard.
Valley's longest hitters take aim at inaugural Greatest Driver title
As it turned out, there’s plenty of power to go around.
Drivers beware: 2 OVI checkpoints tonight in Howland
The Ohio State Highway Patrol, along with the Howland Township Police Department, have two OVI (operating a vehicle impaired) checkpoints tonight, at 10 p.m. and 3 a.m. on North Road and state Route 46 in Howland.
Perry latest Republican-hopeful to face legal woes, and only one indicted
As they form exploratory committees, consider the grueling prospect of a national campaign with their families and begin hiring staff in key presidential battleground states, three potential Republican White House candidates also face the distraction of legal troubles back at home.
Couple charged in abduction of Amish girls may have planned more kidnappings
A couple accused of kidnapping two young Amish sisters were prowling for easy targets and may have also planned to abduct other children, a sheriff said Saturday.
Curfew ordered in Ferguson in wake of teen's killing by cop
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency today and imposed a curfew in the St. Louis suburb where a black teenager was shot to death by a white police officer a week ago.
Sen McCaskill: Overarming police with military equipment now problem, not solution
After a decade of sending military equipment to civilian police departments across the country, federal officials are reconsidering the idea in light of the violence in Ferguson, Missouri.
Islamic extremists execute scores of Yazidi men, boys, then abduct wives, kids
Islamic extremists shot scores of Yazidi men to death in Iraq, lining them up in small groups and opening fire with assault rifles before abducting their wives and children, according to an eyewitness, government officials and people who live in the area.
Jennifer Moritz, John Millerleile will wed in Sept.
Jennifer Moritz and John Millerleile, both of Poland, are engaged and planning their wedding, their
Kaitlin Cook, Jerremy Howell will wed Aug 23
BLOOMINGTON, IL. Kaitlin Cook of Chicago and Jerremy Howell of Oak Park, Ill., will marry Aug. 23,
Vanessa Nittoli, Craig Walters plan Sept. rites
PITTSBURGH Vanessa K. Nittoli and Craig A. Walters, both of Pittsburgh, are engaged and plan to
Melissa Wright, William Wilson plan Sept. rites
MCDONALD Melissa L. Wright and William A. Wilson, both of McDonald, are engaged and plan to wed,
Gina Markovich, Sean Chance to exchange vows
CANFIELD John and Carol Markovich of Canfield are announcing the upcoming marriage of their
Angela Urban, Travis Oberlin plan Sept. rites
HUBBARD Steve and Carmel Urban of Hubbard are announcing the upcoming wedding of their daughter,
MVHS leaders will offer free program
MVHS leaders will offer free program YOUNGSTOWN Mahoning Valley Historical Society’s Young
YSU trustees’ role in hiring surprises consultant
THe board changed the policy last year, requiring trustee approval for appointment of high-level positions
Scrappers’ latest loss drops them to 25-35
As the days grow shorter, so too do the hopes of a winning record for the Mahoning Valley Scrappers.
Prosecutors share 576 hours of Oakhill-related tapes with defense
John A. McNally provided Cafaro Co. lawyers with the county’s confidential offer for Oakhill, prosecutors say.
Hubbard driver to race at Michigan International today, Sharon Speedway tonight
Today will be a long, tiring day for Hubbard’s Jimmy Weller.
Hollywood Gaming's new hires excited for opportunity
Two Valley residents express excitement for new career path.
Pettine’s plan: Pick starting QB Tuesday
Finally, at long last, the Browns have a date to name their quarterback. Decision day is Tuesday for Brian Hoyer and Johnny Manziel.
East Side prison sit-in about food, medical care
The protest started with 40-50 Dominican prisoners and grew to more than 200.
Mooney’s Butler medalist in Bishop’s Cup tournament
Cait Butler shot a round of 80 at Mill Creek Golf Course to help the Cardinals finish second.
NASCAR bars drivers from fleeing to track
Stewart incident prompted racing organization to take action
Boardman High's drug testing done for athletes, drivers
Drug testing of student athletes and drivers for the start of the school year wrapped up Friday, as per the high school’s new mandatory drug-testing policy in effect for the 2014-15 school year.
King’s Kamp focuses on fun, learning as path to success
A youth police academy is part of the program at E.B. Family Life Center
SPORTS DIGEST || Boardman’s Croutch commits to YSU
Boardman’s Croutch commits to YSU Boardman Boardman senior linebacker Evan Croutch announced on
Naked man says he's high on acid, wants to see Jesus
Kotch turned himself in to authorities Friday morning
Home for Good program gets donation of computers
Community Initiative to Reduce Violence and the mayor’s office made it possible
Drug charges pending in Campbell for Lorain couple
There were arrested in Campbell after a traffic stop
Spanish foods, fun center stage downtown this weekend
Eddie Encarnacion and Maria Morales of Youngstown dance at 4th annual Youngstown Spanish Heritage Festival downtown Friday. The event continues through Sunday.
GM production to possibly halt in October
General Motors Lordstown employees were told the weeks of Oct. 20 and Oct. 27 off will be a qualifying layoff, which is subject to change.
Ohio unemployment down from last year
The Ohio unemployment rate was down in July compared to last year with this year’s rate at 5.7 percent compared to 7.3 percent in 2013, according to the data released Friday.
newsmakers
newsmakers Jackie Chan: It’s time to slow down LONDON Action-movie veteran Jackie Chan admits
Sunday news shows
Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”: Reps. Tulsi Gabbard, D-Hawaii, and
SALMONELLA OUTBREAK Ex-manager’s testimony dominates trial
Associated Press ALBANY, GA. Two weeks into the trial of three people charged in a deadly
Ohio abortion clinic to close unless it appeals
Associated Press CINCINNATI A suburban abortion clinic that had been allowed to remain open
Man accused of burning cat pleads not guilty
Associated Press CLEVELAND An Ohio man accused of setting a cat on fire has pleaded not guilty
Senator calls for change in surveillance
Associated Press PORTLAND, Ore. When it comes to searches by law enforcement, U.S. Sen. Ron
Lawsuit in Ohio corpse-abuse case can go forward
Associated Press CINCINNATI A lawsuit against officials in a county where a morgue attendant
US Marine who urinated on corpses in Afghanistan dies
US Marine who urinated on corpses in Afghanistan dies RALEIGH, N.C. A decorated retired Marine
Huge crowds greet pope at beatification in South Korea
Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea Hundreds of thousands of people turned out today for one of
EU: Status quo for Gaza ‘not an option’
Associated Press BRUSSELS The European Union offered Friday to take charge of Gaza’s border
A not-so-rosy US recovery
Opinion: Orange County Register: Two new reports that taken together provide a pretty good picture of how
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Brier Hill Italian Fest, noon to 11 p.m.: The Rocco Monaco Band
Monks make stop on ‘compassion tour’
Staff report BOARDMAN The monks of Gaden Shartse Dokhang are on a compassion tour to share their
Funding approved for rail project in Mercer, Lawrence
STC approves more than $1 million for rail improvements in Mercer and Lawrence counties
Real-life masterpiece
MOVIE REVIEW ‘BOYHOOD’ Grade: A Credits: Written and directed by Richard Linklater; cast
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Peter and Allison Perry, Youngstown, boy, Aug. 14. Joe and
MAHONING COUNTY | Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people on these charges this week. They will be
Elio ready for the road
Associated Press ROYAL OAK, Mich. Your next commuter car could have two seats, three wheels and
America Makes provides $4 million for project
Effort will attempt to help Air Force reduce costs by repairing, instead of replacing components.
METRO DIGEST || School supplies needed
Collecting supplies YOUNGSTOWN Martin Luther Lutheran Church is collecting supplies for its
Revival planned
Revival planned YOUNGSTOWN Mount Olive Fire Baptized Holiness Church, 124 W. Marion Ave., will
Debate rages over charters
Opinion: COLUMBUS There are certain issues with divides so deep and proponents and opponents so entrenched
AID AND ARMS
Associated Press BRUSSELS The European Union on Friday forged a unified response to the rapid
Honor life of Robin Williams with focus on mental illness
Editorial: In remembering the artistic genius of Robin Williams, who died this week at 63, many of us will
Post-office meeting
Post-office meeting BOARDMAN Leadership from the Youngstown post office will meet today with
METRO DIGEST || Sheriff Greene warns of jury duty scam
Jury-duty scam YOUNGSTOWN Mahoning County Sheriff Jerry Greene is warning of a scam involving
Board certifies ballot
A GOP replacement candidate for county auditor was certified for the Nov. 4 ballot.
Lake Erie water moves to forefront for lawmakers
Associated Press OREGON, Ohio One of the many ideas being floated to deal with the blue-green
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph A. Valerio Jr., 49, of 367 Devitt Ave.,
Birthdays
Birthdays Sportscaster Frank Gifford is 84. Actress Julie Newmar is 81. Actress Carole Shelley is
Memorial Baptist Church hosting Korean congregation
They share beliefs of the Southern Baptist Convention
Goals different for Bills, Steelers tonight
The Steelers haven’t won an exhibition game in nearly two years.
Friday, August 15 (125 stories)
Racino's new workers happy with new careers
Herman Stein said he is fortunate to have the chance to work for Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course.
YSU's hiring process surprises consultant
A consultant leading Youngstown State University trustees in a retreat regarding the relationship between university boards and presidents and the challenges facing the two divisions was surprised to learn how big a role YSU trustees play in hiring.
Aromas of Spanish foods wafting through downtown at this weekend's fest
Vicki Vicars of Boardman approached the Mami Gina’s Cuchylandia booth with a little uncertainty and admitted she didn’t know much about the food on display.
YSU faclulty reach tentative agreement just days before classes start
Youngstown State University and the union representing its faculty have reached a tentative agreement on a three-year contract, clearing the way for fall classes to start without labor strife looming.
McNally's, Sciortino's, Yavorcik's attorneys get tapes, documents in corruption case
The prosecution in the Oakhill Renaissance Place criminal conspiracy case has provided the defense with 576 hours of tapes and many documents including John A. McNally’s fax of Mahoning County’s offer to purchase Oakhill to a law firm representing the Cafaro Co.
Gas well explodes tonight near Mercer
A dozen or so fire departments responded to a large gas-well explosion and fire on Pew Road just northwest of Mercer,Pa.
Naked man tells cops he wants to see Jesus
A naked man told police he was high on acid and wanted to see Jesus in heaven after entering an apartment in the township early Thursday.
Local officials get answers about prison protest in meeting with CCA
The 14-hour sit-in protest at Northeast Ohio Correctional Center was related to inmate issues with food and medical concerns.
Student drug testing wraps up today in Boardman
Drug testing of student athletes and drivers for the start of the school year wrapped up today, as per the high school’s new mandatory drug-testing policy in effect for the 2014-15 school year.
King's Camp aims to strengthen families, develop successful kids
The children giggle, sing, color, laugh, play, do their happy dances and rejoice in just being kids as the sound level during an activity indicates.
5 charged in New York to Youngstown drug ring plead guilty
Five people charged last November with being part of a ring that shipped illegal drugs from New York to the Youngstown area entered guilty pleas in U.S. Northern District of Ohio.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry indicted for abuse of powers
A grand jury indicted Texas Gov. Rick Perry on Friday for abusing the powers of his office by carrying out a threat to veto funding for state prosecutors investigating public corruption — making the possible 2016 presidential hopeful his state’s first indicted governor in nearly a century.
Greatest registration will close Monday at noon
Please note that below is our best guess of courses based on current registration trends. We aim to keep this plan to the best of our ability. But don’t swing your driver at us if players trends cause us to bump.
BREAKING NEWS | Tentative agreement reached between YSU, faculty
Tentative agreement reached between YSU, faculty
Battle of the Burgers tangles with Mother Nature
The inaugural Battle of the Burgers benefiting Second Harvest was a true slug fest.
Marine who urinated on corpses in Afghanistan dies
Marine who urinated on corpses in Afghanistan dies
Mahoning County residents should beware of jury-duty scam
Mahoning County residents should beware of jury-duty scam
NEOCC prison disturbance started over food, medical concerns
NEOCC prison disturbance started over food, medical concerns
Phone recordings among items revealed during Oakhill discovery
Phone recordings among items revealed during Oakhill discovery
Naked, stoned and looking for Jesus, he found police instead
Naked, stoned and looking for Jesus, he found police instead
Meacham, issues certified by Mahoning election board
Meacham, issues certified by Mahoning election board
CLUB CALENDAR
ALLIANCES Ohio Cultural Alliance begins its 28th year at a 6 p.m. dinner meeting on Sept. 8.
Kiwanis to host federal lobbyist
Kiwanis to host federal lobbyist YOUNGSTOWN Kiwanis Club of Youngstown will host Chris Litton,
TrueCar: August best month for new car
August has the lowest average transaction price of the year at $29,296, according to TrueCar.com data.
Retailers sacrificing profit for more sales
The back-to-school shopping season is off to a promising start, but retailers may be sacrificing profit for sales.
Stuck in Ohio event to feature action sports
BMX, motorcycling, and skateboarding to be featured Saturday in a festival-like atmosphere
60-year-old Campbell man charged with ID fraud, forgery
Used identity of wife's dead husband for more than 10 years
Ryan Blaney to run Sprint Cup slate in 2015
NASCAR trucks series points leader Ryan Blaney will run a partial Sprint Cup schedule for Wood Brothers Racing in 2015.
YSU Scholars alums worry about possible changes
The university and foundation say no decisions have been made
Girard mayor wants boxes for donated clothes out of sight
The clothes boxes can become a nuisance when people begin piling up bags of clothes around them.
Six-run third inning does in Scrappers
The Mahoning Valley Scrappers only managed to score two runs on nine hits, as they fell to State College, 8-2, on Thursday.
POW/MIA plates now available in Ohio; proceeds benefit injured vets
A portion of the purchase price will help pay medical costs for military personnel injured in Iraq or Afghanistan
McNally to CCA: Why wasn’t city told of prison incident as it occurred?
Goal of meeting is to make sure that CCA understands its obligation to notify city of "unusual incidents."
Poland motorcyclist dies in collision with SUV in Boardman
Man killed when motorcycle collides with SUV
YSU President Tressel hears faculty concerns
Some faculty members don’t believe their research is recognized or acknowledged, one professor said
Senators trying to keep mail-processing centers open
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, joined 48 other senators in the effort.
2nd annual Zombie Run is Sept. 13
The event takes place at Lazy Dazy Farm on Atkinson Avenue on the city's East Side
Poland sidewalk project complete — almost
Poland Village Mayor Tim Sicafuse, left, and Poland Township Trustee Eric Ungaro look over the sidewalk that needs to be upgraded to finish a program funded by a grant called Safe Routes to School. The township received $500,000 to build new sidewalks to tie into the village’s sidewalks, but now there is a 200-foot gap between the sidewalks, above.
Change in authority
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. The Missouri Highway Patrol seized control of a St. Louis suburb
Austintown Community Briefs
Church to have special reception Bethel Lutheran Church, located at 425 Crestview Drive in
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Jermane A. Butler, 33, of 517 E. Cambridge Ave., Apt.
It may look like a war zone, but it's Missouri
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. The images are reminiscent of a war zone: helmeted officers
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Brier Hill Italian Fest, 5-11 p.m.: The Jim Frank Combo and the Rex
United Nations must intervene to keep Iraq’s ‘safe haven’ safe
Editorial: While the White House insists that U.S. troops will not return to Iraq in the combat role they
POLICE CALLS IN HUBBARD, LIBERTY, GIRARD
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard: HUBBARD
Ex-OSU band director asks for job back
Associated Press COLUMBUS The fired director of Ohio State’s celebrated marching band is
Applications for jobless aid increase to 311,000
Associated Press WASHINGTON More people applied for U.S. unemployment benefits last week,
$2.8M available in Clean Ohio Conservation Fund
The fund is designed to fund preservation of open spaces, sensitive ecological areas and stream corridors.
Birthdays
Birthdays Actress Rose Marie (“The Dick Van Dyke Show”) is 91. Actor Mike Connors is 89. Actress
Busy shopping season
Opinion: The Daily News, Wahpeton, N.D.: Many parents are using the next week or two to purchase back to
Lowellville Day set for Sunday
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com LOWELLVILLE Ron Rotunno has his fingers crossed for
Surplus food, clothing
Surplus food, clothing Leetonia Community Public Library, 181 Walnut St., community clothing
Police arrest man on theft warrant
Police arrest man on theft warrant YOUNGSTOWN Police arrested a man who was hiding in a shower
Aid officials: Too soon to say mission a success
McClatchy newspapers IRBIL, Iraq Humanitarian aid workers warned Thursday that it was too soon
Iraqi prime minister gives up post to rival
Associated Press BAGHDAD Embattled Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki announced late Thursday
Supreme Court receives complaint regarding Atty. Timothy Bellew of Girard
Supreme Court receives complaint regarding Atty. Timothy Bellew of Girard
Business owner pleads guilty to drug charge
Peter M. Lynch is co-owner of downtown coffee shops in Youngstown and Salem
Board approves funds for asbestos tests
City continues with efforts to have abandoned homes demolished
On the links Thursday Professional golf results
LPGA Championship PITTSFORD, N.Y. Lexi Thompson and South Korea’s Meena Lee shot 6-under-66 to
ODNR clarifies new information from fracking opponents
By BRANDON KLEIN bklein@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A simple case of a misunderstanding might have
Couple faces numerous drug charges
Staff report AUSTINTOWN A township couple faces drug charges after authorities said they found
Man indicted for May homicide
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A Mahoning County grand jury Thursday indicted a Tod Lane man in the
12 miles of roads to be repaved
The roads to be repaved are in Coitsville, Austintown, Canfield, Beaver, Milton and Smith townships.
Russian convoy stops at border
Associated Press KAMENSK-SHAKHTINSKY, Russia Raising the stakes in Ukraine’s conflict, a Russian
Apartment-complex suit settled
Associated Press CLEVELAND The owner and manager of a Cleveland apartment complex have settled a
First Presbyterian plans health and safety day
The event will be Saturday at the church in Mineral Ridge
Springfield road closed
Springfield road closed NEW SPRINGFIELD Calla Road between Springfield and Beard roads in
Fellows Riverside Gardens hosts bike safety event
With summer in full swing, many area children are out and about riding their bikes.
Baby Bargain Boutique to be Sept. 20
Boardman Park will be having its Semi-Annual Baby Bargain Boutique on Sept. 20 at the Masters
Boardman Sports Briefs
Thomas “Chris” Smythe Memorial Golf Outing The Thomas Christopher Smythe Memorial Scholarship Fund
Austintown Sports Briefs
Season tickets on sale Season Tickets are now available for the 2014 Football Season. You will be
Women Inspiring Women luncheon to be Sept. 8
The Mahoning Valley Chapter of Empowering Women is presenting a special luncheon program on Sept. 8
Baby Bargain Boutique set for Sept. 20
Boardman Park will be having its Semi-Annual Baby Bargain Boutique on Sept. 20 at the Masters
Boardman Community Briefs
Church to have special reception Bethel Lutheran Church, located at 425 Crestview Drive in
Austintown library, United Way promote literacy
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com On July 17, Austintown library teamed up with the United
Madcap Productions brings puppet show to Poland library
Madcap Productions – based in Cincinnati – brings its Madcap Puppet Show all over the region, with its latest stop July 29 at Poland library.
Poland Sports Briefs
Send us your news If you’re a fall sports coach or the parent of an athlete, we need your help. In
Canfield Community Briefs
Church to have special reception Bethel Lutheran Church, located at 425 Crestview Drive in
Baby Bargain Boutique to be Sept. 20
Boardman Park will be having its Semi-Annual Baby Bargain Boutique on Sept. 20 at the Masters
Poland Community Briefs
Church to have special reception Bethel Lutheran Church, located at 425 Crestview Drive in
On Target Outfitters targets youth
Steve Scott, founder and director of On Target Outfitters, is right on target when it comes to fulfilling the organizations’ slogan, ‘Mentoring young people in sport, in life and in faith.’
Canfield Cardinal Classic hosts teams from Ohio and Pa.
By ABBY SLANKER neighbors@vindy.com The Canfield High School Soccer Boosters hosted its Sixth
Canfield High School students host book drive
The tenth-grade honors English class of Canfield High School participated in civic action, an
Canfield Sports Briefs
Kristan competes at national camp Bryan Kristan, senior kicker for the Canfield Cardinal Football
Free lunch program guidelines announced
Canfield Local Schools recently announced its 2014-2015 program year policy for free and reduced-
Poland library hosts Baby Brilliant event
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of its continued efforts to improve early-
Austintown library educates about volcanos
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com In tune with the Summer Reading Program’s theme of “Fizz,
Barnes and Noble hosts Batman Day
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of its Get Pop-Cultured event that lasted nearly a
Boardman library hosts Tween Dance Party
After the success of the Kinect Tween Dance Party last summer, Boardman library brought it back again this year on July 22 for grades 4-6.
Business Incubator to have learning lab
Business Incubator to have learning lab YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown Business Incubator, 241 W.
newsmakers
newsmakers Robin Williams’ wife: He had Parkinson’s LOS ANGELES Robin Williams was in the
No-interest loans offered by Ohio in water toxin fight
Associated Press TOLEDO Ohio’s environmental regulators laid out a plan Thursday to assist
Allen offers little ‘Magic’
MOVIE REVIEW ‘Magic in the Moonlight’ Rating: PG-13 for a brief suggestive comment, and
Agenda Saturday
Agenda Saturday Youngstown City Council, work session 9 a.m., council caucus room, sixth floor,
Thursday, August 14 (118 stories)
Missing Amish girls return home in NY
Two missing Amish sisters turned up safe Thursday evening, about 24 hours after they were apparently abducted from their family’s roadside farm stand in northern New York, authorities said.
Historic cast-iron heirloom stolen from Liberty woman's home
It’s one of those things: You take for granted that it’s there, so when it registers that it’s missing, you aren’t really sure for how long.
Campbell man has 9 identities in 4 states; 2 others face identity theft charges
It’s only fitting Richard Russell Lewis has three different names.
YSU faculty air grievances, telling Tressel research goes unrecognized
Youngstown State University President Jim Tressel met with faculty behind closed doors and learned about their concerns including a lack of support for research and student success.
Need a new car? Some say this is the month to go for it
If you are in the market to buy a new car, one car-buying and selling platform says August has the best prices for consumers.
Poland officials mulling how to fix sidewalk glitch
As installation of the new sidewalk along state Route 170 in the township nears completion, pedestrians might notice an oddity in the path.
New POW-MIA license plate donates $25 of $35 cost to injured vets
A new license plate honoring soldiers who were held as prisoners of war or are missing in action is now available for purchase in Ohio.
Mayor McNally to discuss prison disturbance with CCA officials Friday
Mayor John A. McNally is meeting today with representatives from Corrections Corporation of America to talk about the company’s obligation to report information to the city in “unusual events.”
Stuck in Ohio's 2nd annual reunion Saturday at Austintown Harley shop
A group of friends filming action sports has put together an event this weekend for fans.
YSU alums concerned about proposed changes to Scholars Program
A group of Youngstown State University Cochran Scholars Program alumni worry changes considered for the scholarship awards will cause more harm than good.
Girard mayor wants private donation boxes cleaned up
The clothes-donation drop-off box in the parking lot at the Family Dollar store was neat and clean Wednesday morning.
New Orleans clears out homeless camp of 160 people
New Orleans clears out homeless camp of 160 people
Springfield Twp. road closed 2 days for culvert replacement
Springfield Twp. road closed 2 days for culvert replacement
As war horrors continue, risky criticism of Hamas boiling up in Gaza
The group of neighbors surveyed the destruction wreaked on their residential complex by Israeli bombardment, with building after building flattened or punctured by shells. The men then began to voice something almost never heard out loud in Gaza: criticism of its Hamas rulers.
Nouri al-Maliki steps down in Iraq
Iraq’s Nouri al-Maliki has given up his post as prime minister to Haider al-Abadi, state television reported today — a move that could end a political deadlock that plunged Baghdad into uncertainty as the country fights a Sunni militant insurgency.
Liberty trustees change time of Friday special meeting
Liberty trustees change time of Friday special meeting
Local business owner pleads guilty to felony drug charge
Local business owner pleads guilty to felony drug charge
UPDATE | No foul play suspected in death of man found on West Side
No foul play suspected in death of man found on West Side
Mo. governor vows change in Ferguson police response
Mo. governor vows change in Ferguson police response
Lye in tea served in Utah restaurant badly burns woman's throat
Lye in tea served in Utah restaurant badly burns woman's throat
President Obama says no excuse for excessive force by police
President Obama says no excuse for excessive force by police
Large and heavy cast iron bell stolen from Liberty yard
Large and heavy cast iron bell stolen from Liberty yard
Commissioners OK road closings for bridge repairs and painting
Commissioners OK road closings for bridge repairs and painting
Tressel meets with faculty, but not about negotiaions
Tressel meets with faculty, but not about negotiaions
Greatest Golfer talk with Jonah Karzmer, Rob Venrose & WFMJ's Mike Case
Aug. 14, 2014 | Jonah Karzmer, Rob Venrose, Mike Case
Historical society to honor Fulena
Lawrence Co. Historical Society plans to honor a longtime member.
OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
Noah and Jennifer (Myers) Hershey of Orange Village, Ohio, announce the birth of a son, Bennett Lee,
Austintown Fire Department adds new vehicle
Humvee will help with brush fires, off road rescues and EMS calls
Amazon debuts mobile payment app
Amazon is taking direct aim at mobile-payment systems such as Square by introducing the Amazon Local Register, a credit-card processing device and mobile app designed to help small-business owners accept payments through their smartphones and tablets.
YSU faculty would receive bonuses, lose extended teaching service
No talks are scheduled until Sept. 2
East Palestine football players will use custom mouthguards
Dr. Andrew Patton fitted the Bulldogs for custom mouthguards.
YSU sees high number of degrees awarded
The university attributes the high number of degrees last year to a number of factors
EGCC one of 27 nationwide chosen for White House meeting
Eastern Gateway was invited to attend based on its success, the president said
Pulliam: Umpiring from seats just not a good idea
Every August, Little League baseball and softball return to ESPN. While the games are somewhat entertaining, some adults in the stands can be problematic.
Fundraiser planned for 27-year-old Campbell woman with cancer
Kevina Koval has a tumor on her optic nerve
LeBron’s first game with Cavs set for Oct. 30
The NBA regular season will open Oct. 28, with the NBA champion San Antonio Spurs hosting the Dallas Mavericks in one of the three games that night.
State audit of Mahoning engineer's office sparks political tempest
“I just don’t feel we got what we paid for,” in a $100,000 performance audit, Mahoning County Engineer Patrick Ginnetti said.
Playhouse formalizes hiring of Appugliese
The board of directors of The Youngstown Playhouse has named Bernie Appugliese operations manager.
Scrappers fall to Spikes in NYPL 5-4
Shane Rowland went two-for-three with a RBI but it wasn’t enough as the Mahoning Valley Scrappers lost to the State College Spikes 5-4 on Wednesday night.
BWR hires Stas Kmiec as new artistic director
Stas Kmiec has signed a two-year contract as artistic director of Ballet Western Reserve.
10 THINGS TO DO IN YOUNGSTOWN
Youngstown has many attractions that are well-known: Mill Creek Park, the Butler Institute of American Art and Covelli Centre, to name a few.
Lowellville plans neighborhood watch program
The group's first meeting will take place at Lowellville City Hall, 140 E. Liberty St., on Aug. 31.
Saliva thrill ride stops at Conneaut
The fact that Saliva is playing at Conneaut Lake Park shouldn’t come as a surprise. Just last year the hard-rock act played a memorable show at Biketown Harley-Davidson in Austintown.
Stuck In Ohio bringing extreme sports free event to Austintown
Stuck In Ohio, a video production company based in Vienna, will have its second annual reunion Saturday at BikeTown Harley-Davidson in Austintown.
Spanish Heritage Festival this weekend
The fourth annual Youngstown Spanish Heritage Festival will be this weekend on East Federal Street in downtown Youngstown.
Roxfest returns at a new location
Roxfest is moving to the outdoor concert facility at the Lake Tavern this year. The music festival will be Friday and Saturday at the tavern.
Browns rookie Kirksey making presence known
When veteran linebacker Karlos Dansby looks at rookie Chris Kirksey, it’s like staring in the mirror.
Historic Liberty tombstones to be fixed
The historical portion of the cemetery is along the road and vulnerable.
Mahoning Valley dispatchers hosting Saturday event to collect school supplies
Dispatchers of the Mahoning Valley will host event to collect school supplies
Youngstown wife killer re-sentenced to 10 years
Daniel Wellington was resentenced in the slaying of his wife, Doris.
2 more sentenced in Little D'Town case
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Two more members of the “Little D-Town” investigation that resulted in a
Songwriter DiPiero, Liberty native, remembers Robin Williams
Heartfelt remembrances of Robin Williams, who committed suicide this week, continue to pour in.
CCA stymies information on prisoners' 14-hour protest
Nashville-based Corrections Corporation of America, the private company that runs Northeast Ohio Correction Center on Hubbard Road on Youngstown’s East Side, owns 59 other correctional facilities nationwide. The low-security NEOCC houses only male inmates, including 1,507 immigrant prisoners, and has 2,016 beds.
Empowering Women plans lunch program
Empowering Women plans lunch program BOARDMAN The Mahoning Valley Chapter of Empowering Women
Greenwood led combined July new, used car sales
While Greenwood Chevrolet in Austintown led the new and used vehicle sales, Sweeney Chevrolet of Austintown made the most new car sales. Cruze was the top selling new and used model.
YACTA to have scholarship benefit picnic
The Youngstown Area Community Theater Alliance will have a scholarship benefit picnic Saturday at the Boxcar Lounge at the B&O Station complex in Youngstown.
Most Burger King stores phasing out low-cal fries
Associated Press NEW YORK Burger King is getting rid of its lower-calorie french fries at most
“Gang Related” (9 p.m., Fox): On the season finale of “Gang Related,” Daniel
“Gang Related” (9 p.m., Fox): On the season finale of “Gang Related,” Daniel (Jay Hernandez) uses
Replace guns with brushes for the paintball pranksters
Editorial: By all accounts, paintball has exploded into one of the most popular competitive sports and
Valley groups offer education, awareness so you can ... Join the compost campaign
Composting is a great way to turn your kitchen scraps and other “waste” into a treasure for your garden or your farming operation.
CD RATES
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Split decision: Tribe, Diamondbacks trade 1-run wins
Zach Walters’ walkoff homer in the ninth gave the Indians a 3-2 win in the opener.
Lighter terms sought for financial crimes
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Finding the rudbeckia psyllid on black-eyed Susan
By Stephanie Hughes OSU Ext. master gardener volunteer A master-gardener friend brought in an
New York suburbs get entire summer’s worth of rain in hours
Associated Press NORTH BABYLON, N.Y. New York’s heaviest downpour on record dumped a summer’s
METRO DIGEST || Crash closes 224
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Republicans’ war on labor is gaining steam in America
Opinion: Republicans’ war on labor is gaining steam in America The Republicans’ war on labor has taken
Stewart’s love for dirt tracks traced to his roots
Smoke’s racing career is on hold after last weekend’s fatal accident
newsmakers
newsmakers ‘Aladdin’ stage, film stars mourn Williams NEW YORK The casts of “Aladdin” — both
New forms of evil not surprising
Opinion: WASHINGTON This far into the human story, only the historically uninstructed are startled by what
Car hits woman, 3 young kids
Associated Press COLUMBUS Police say a turning car struck a woman and her three young children
Brazil: Presidential candidate dies in plane crash
Associated Press SANTOS, Brazil Presidential candidate Eduardo Campos died Wednesday when the
Study questions need for most people to cut salt
Associated Press A large, international study questions the conventional wisdom that most people
POLICE CALLS IN POLAND, BOARDMAN
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Arthur W. Gibbs, 32, of 2959 Salem Drive, Lake
AUDITIONS
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Why the performance bonus?
Opinion: The New York Daily News: The board of the New York Racing Association has awarded President and CEO
US credits airstrikes and aid with allowing Iraqis to escape
Associated Press EDGARTOWN, Mass. Crediting U.S. airstrikes and humanitarian aid, the Obama
Kasich proposes more workers' comp rebates
The governor wants to see another $1 billion in rebates go to Ohio private businesses and public offices
Protests turn violent again in St. Louis suburb of Ferguson
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. Protests in the St. Louis suburb rocked by racial unrest since a
Selected local stocks
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Ukraine death toll spikes as fighting heats up
Associated Press DONETSK, Ukraine A rebel-held city in eastern Ukraine came under intensified
Niles Food Forest plans cleanup day
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Trumbull commissioners hire attorney to defend RG steel lawsuit over $3 million
Trumbull commissioners hire attorney to defend RG steel lawsuit over $3 million
NEW THIS WEEK
NEW THIS WEEK Boyhood (R) Writer-director Richard Linklater couldn’t have known where 12 years
Agenda Friday
Agenda Friday Mahoning County Board of Elections, special meeting, 8 a.m., board room, Oakhill
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Britney McMurray and Alonzo Daniels, Canfield, girl, Aug. 11.
birthdays
birthdays Singer-pianist Buddy Greco is 88. Singer Dash Crofts of Seals and Crofts is 76. Singer
Bumps on magnolia bark?
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Practicing with Steelers, Bills hope some recent glory rubs off
Manuel hopes to follow in Roethlisberger’s footsteps
oddly enough
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Tips to help gladioluses bloom
Q. My gladioluses are not blooming. What can I do to push them to bloom? Wilbur from Salem A.
Stop fertilizing
Stop fertilizing Your trees and shrubs have done most of their growing for the year, so no more
Castellanos, Tigers rally past Pirates
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette DETROIT Seven losses in their previous nine games notwithstanding, the
AUG. 30
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Plant Exchange
Plant Exchange When: Saturday, 9-10:30 a.m. What: Bring your plants for identification and to
NIGHTLIFE
AJ’s Place, 1375 Logan Ave., Youngstown; 234-855-1372 Fri: Baby Brother Band, 9 p.m. Backyard
Wednesday, August 13 (95 stories)
YSU commencement Saturday to add more graduates to record year
If commencements at Youngstown State University this past academic year looked a little crowded, they were.
Aug. 23 event to help 27-year-old with inoperable tumor on optic nerve
In less than 24 hours, Kevina Koval will start 10 months’ worth of weekly chemotherapy sessions to treat the inoperable tumor that has grown onto her optic nerve.
Official, relative get few answers about Tuesday's prison protest
Questions are being raised after a number of prisoners staged a protest at the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center on Hubbard Road.
Mahoning auditor, state Dems dispute state audit's call for concessions
A performance audit by state Auditor Dave Yost, which recommends $566,500 in annual personnel cost savings in the Mahoning County Engineer’s Office, appears to have become a political football at the local and state levels.
Eastern Gateway invited to White House event
Laura Meeks, president of Eastern Gateway Community College, was one of 27 community college presidents to attend a White House event this week aimed at improving success for students who need remediation.
Lowellville starting neighborhood watch group
Even in a village of only 1.44 square miles and slightly more than 1,000 residents, Lowellville’s police force can’t be everywhere at once.
Liberty to repair headstones after Hummer crash
The township is going ahead with repairs to five historic headstones that were damaged when a Hummer crashed into Church Hill Cemetery in June.
Wellington resentenced for killing his wife
As ordered by the 7th District Court of Appeals, Judge Maureen A. Sweeney has resentenced a man who admitted killing his wife.
Austintown Fire Department gets federal Humvee for $9,000
The fire department spent only $9,000 on a new truck to fight brush fires and help with wooded area issues.
'Level 3 Emergency' will trigger more goods, funds, assets to displaced Iraqis
The United Nations on Wednesday announced its highest level of emergency for the humanitarian crisis in Iraq, where hundreds of thousands have been driven from their homes and tens of thousands had been trapped on a desert mountain by the advance of Islamic militants across the north of the country.
Air strikes, aid drops help escapes, lowering need for rescue from Iraqi mountain
Crediting U.S. airstrikes and humanitarian aid, the Obama administration said Wednesday many trapped Iraqis have fled a mountain where they had sought refuge from militants, making it less likely the military would have to carry out a potentially dangerous rescue mission.
Register Friday for annual Zombie Run
Early registration is Friday for Frightmare Forest’s second annual Zombie Run will be at 5 p.m. Sept. 13, at Lazy Dazy Farm, 2061 Atkinson Ave. on the city’s East Side.
Robin Williams' pain always hidden — even to close friends
In public, Robin Williams shared only the joy he found in life, never the sorrow. He was the same man in private, shielding even longtime friends from the darkness of depression that finally enveloped him.
24-year-old from Oregon named national Scrabble champ
Conrad Bassett-Bouchard started his championship Scrabble game Wednesday with the word "zilch" and finished with the opposite - the $10,000 prize and title of national Scrabble champion.
AP journalist, Palestinian translator killed in Gaza
Six people - including an Associated Press video journalist - were killed Wednesday when leftover ordnance believed to have been dropped in an Israeli airstrike blew up in the Gaza Strip.
Mahoning engineer seeks clarification of auditor's finding
Mahoning engineer seeks clarification of auditor's finding
UPDATE: Hamas agrees to extend cease-fire
Egyptian mediators raced Wednesday to pin down a long-term cease-fire between Israel and Hamas to prevent more fighting in the Gaza war, as Hamas said it agreed to extend a temporary truce that was set to expire at midnight.
Mahoning County health board finance committee meets Thursday
Mahoning County health board finance committee meets Thursday
Warren City Schools has back-to-school event Monday
Warren City Schools has back-to-school event Monday
UPDATE | Private prison in Youngstown remains on lockdown
Private prison in Youngstown remains on lockdown
Commissioners hire attorney to refute RG Steel claim
Commissioners hire attorney to refute RG Steel claim
Campbell cops make drug arests during traffic stop
Campbell cops make drug arests during traffic stop
Exhaust fan causes smoke at Lordstown GM, fire crews respond
Exhaust fan causes smoke at Lordstown GM, fire crews respond
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
THURSDAY Col. Louis J. Campbell VFW Post 3538, 157 Lowellville Road, Struthers, will serve
Toastmaster members win 1st place
Two members of Executive 408 Toastmasters took first place at a speech contest on Aug. 4.
School is seeking former students
School is seeking former students YOUNGSTOWN Sts. Peter and Paul School is planning a reunion
UPDATE: Motorcyclist dies in Boardman crash
One person was seriously injured in a crash involving a motorcycle and a vehicle at about 9:20 tonight, according to Ohio State Highway Patrol dispatchers.
Valley native Chris Columbus speaks about life with Robin Williams
Chris Columbus, who grew up in Champion, worked with Williams in the hit film 'Mrs. Doubtfire'
Wright choice: Ursuline’s Hughes commits to Raiders
Mark Hughes will have green in his jersey not only next year but for years to come.
Richmond returns to Big Red football
A former Ohio high school football player found guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl after an alcohol-fueled party two years ago returned to the field Tuesday with his old team.
Survey can save Canfield Fairgoers on admission price
A resident near the fairgrounds wants a manure pit moved.
Volquez, Pirates beat Tigers again
The Pirates improved to 64-55 with the win and wrapped up the eight-game homestand 5-3.
Pettine: Hoyer, Manziel both to get first-team reps
Cleveland Browns coach Mike Pettine says he expects Brian Hoyer and Johnny Manziel to get equal reps with the first-team offense next Monday night against Washington.
State audit says Mahoning engineer could save $566,500 a year
A state performance audit made 19 recommendations to improve the Mahoning County Engineer’s Office.
SPORTS DIGEST || Four Scrappers combine for shutout
Four Scrappers combine for shutout State College, Pa. Mahoning Valley pitchers Julian
United Way program for preschoolers wraps up in Boardman
United Way program for preschoolers wraps up this week in Boardman
Christopher Dellick gets 6 years for cutting wife, trespassing
Christopher Dellick, 36, of Howland Township said he was “an innocent man” with a clean record, not guilty of cutting his wife’s leg in their Champion Township home and forcing his way into another house last October.
Trumbull elections board certifies candidates, referendums
The elections board approved Enzo Cantalamessa to appear on the November ballot as the Democratic candidate for county commissioner, and J.D. Williams as the Republican candidate.
DEPRESSION/SUICIDE HELP
DEPRESSION/SUICIDE HELP Who can you call? Local agencies and other sources to find help and
Depression can be treated if you take the first step
The death of actor-comedian Robin Williams has opened up a national conversation about depression. Here, Mahoning Valley mental health professionals offer how to recognize and deal with depression in yourself or others. One notes that men often find it more difficult to ask for help, but said more are calling the Help Hotline Crisis Center.
ODDLY ENOUGH
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Achievement under attack
Opinion: New York’s mayor, Bill de Blasio, like so many others who call themselves “progressive,” is gung-ho
Ebola strikes hard in Africa, but the response is worldwide
Editorial: Africa, a land of indescrib- able beauty, is once again the site of unimaginable pain and
Robin Williams: Loss of a comedic genius
By DAVID BAUDER AP Television Writer NEW YORK The question from a fan in a Sirius XM
Robin Williams | 5 films
Robin Williams, the Oscar-winning actor and comedian who died Monday at age 63 of an apparent
Condemned Ohio inmate did suffer, expert says
Associated Press COLUMBUS A condemned Ohio inmate put to death during a prolonged execution
Wife of detained American seeks mercy from N. Korea
Associated Press LEBANON, OHIO The wife and three children of an American man charged with
ASK MR. KNOW-IT-ALL Whatever happened to Burns and Allen’s children?
by Gary Clothier Q: I’m watching reruns of “Emergency!” When the station is called, particulars of
DETROIT Flooding slows down automakers’ production
Associated Press DETROIT Record-setting rainfall in the Detroit area has slowed vehicle
MISSOURI TEEN’S SHOOTING Police refuse to release name of officer
Associated Press FERGUSON, MO. The Rev. Al Sharpton pressed police Tuesday to release the name
Record crops predicted; farmers market carefully
Farmers will produce a record-breaking corn harvest this year, surpassing earlier expectations of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which Tuesday revised upward its estimate of this year’s corn crop to 14 billion bushels to exceed last year’s 13.9 billion bushel record.
Whistling in the dark
Opinion: Belleville (Ill.) News-Democrat: For decades hospitals X-rayed Halloween candy and parents made
US job openings hit 13-year-plus high
US job openings hit 13-year-plus high WASHINGTON U.S. employers in June advertised the most
Trumbull capital murder trial to proceed Aug. 28
David Martin is charged with the shooting death of one man and wounding a woman in October 2012.
Atlantic City’s Revel Casino plans to close in September
Associated Press ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. When it opened a little more than two years ago, many
Police: Mom helped son in ‘fire challenge’
Police: Mom helped son in ‘fire challenge’ A North Carolina woman has been arrested and accused of
NEWSMAKERS
NEWSMAKERS Publicist: Kasem kids worry about body status LOS ANGELES A publicist for Casey
Natural-gas pipeline planned for Ohio, WV
Associated Press CHARLESTON, W.VA. A company is planning a $1.75 billion project that includes
Lauren Bacall, 89, dies
Combined dispatches NEW YORK Lauren Bacall, the slinky, sultry-voiced actress who created on-
METRO DIGEST || Mayor McNally on list for jury duty
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Authorities say Williams hanged himself with belt in his bedroom
Associated Press SAN RAFAEL, Calif. Robin Williams’ personal assistant found the actor who was
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Dan and Samantha Vecchione, Boardman, girl, Aug. 11. Dennis
METRO DIGEST || MetroMutts Yappy Hour Thursday at Lake Glacier
Yappy Hour event set YOUNGSTOWN Mill Creek MetroParks’ Lake Glacier Boathouse will be closed to
POLICE CALLS IN CANFIELD, AUSTINTOWN
POLICE CALLS A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown Township:
Vice raids net guns, cash
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Members of the police department’s vice squad serving search warrants
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Trumbull Career and Technical Center school board, 7 p.m., board room, TCTC, 528
Iraq’s PM seems increasingly isolated
Associated Press BAGHDAD His days in power in Iraq appear increasingly numbered. World leaders,
Chapin: Players compete first, then entertain
A recent online story about baseball asserted that the game should embrace colorful characters, off-beat antics and overt emotional outbursts for their entertainment value.
Legal experts: Stewart not in clear
The NASCAR star could be charged with second-degree manslaughter under New York law if prosecutors believe he “recklessly caused the death of another person.”
Pudding-powered snacks
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WHO: It's ethical to try untested drugs
Associated Press MADRID The World Health Organization declared that it’s ethical to use untested
Tuesday, August 12 (98 stories)
Suvery can save you on the cost of a ticket to Canfield Fair
Fairgoers who enter the 168th Canfield Fair from its busiest entrance gates and complete a survey about the annual event will receive a few dollars off their admission price.
State audit recommends $500K-plus cuts in Mahoning engineer's office
A state audit has identified $566,500 in savings it says the Mahoning County Engineer’s Office could achieve through changes in its Teamster’s Local 377 union contract by eliminating an operations supervisor position and converting to an electronic payroll system to eliminate a clerk position.
Detroit man gets more than 6 years for part in Warren drug ring
One of the men investigators say was a component of a drug ring in Warren was sentenced Tuesday to more than six years in prison.
Checkpoints, police, patrols being increased to combat OVI occurrences
As you drive through-out the county during the next few weeks, be prepared to see a greater number of police officers along your routes.
Youngstown BOE hires more administrators
The city school board continued efforts to have a full slate of administrators by the time school starts.
Preparation program for preschoolers wrapping up in Boardman
The United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley’s Success By 6 program will wrap up for the summer Thursday, after four weeks spent preparing preschoolers for the transition to kindergarten.
Trumbull elections board certifies candidates, issues for fall ballot
The Trumbull County Board of Elections on Tuesday approved Mauro Cantalamessa to appear on the November ballot as the Democratic candidate for county commissioner, and J.D. Williams as the Republican candidate.
UPDATE: CCA prison on Youngstown's East Side on lockdown status
UPDATE: CCA prison on Youngstown's East Side on lockdown status
Kin of slain Pa. teacher wants husband to repay $66K
Kin of slain Pa. teacher wants husband to repay $66K
Police cite threats, won't name cop who shot Mo. teen
Police cite threats, won't name cop who shot Mo. teen
Police: Robin Williams committed suicide by hanging himself
Police: Robin Williams committed suicide by hanging himself
State seizes gambling machines at Smith Township business
State seizes gambling machines at Smith Township business
Toledo mayor requests help to avoid future water problems
Toledo mayor requests help to avoid future water problems
Pa. liquor board urged to boost markup on wine, liquor prices
Pa. liquor board urged to boost markup on wine, liquor prices
UPDATE | Police, protesters clash again outside St. Louis
Police, protesters clash again outside St. Louis
Vehicle stolen in Boardman, unlocked with keys inside
Vehicle stolen in Boardman, unlocked with keys inside
Warren schools plan Monday Courthouse Square celebration
Warren schools plan Monday Courthouse Square celebration
REUNIONS
Austintown Fitch High School Class of 1944 will have its 70th class reunion at 1 p.m. Aug. 20 at
Self-defense class will be at YWCA
Self-defense class will be at YWCA YOUNGSTOWN A self-defense class for families will be at 3
Scrappers get a fortunate rainout
Mahoning Valley was trailing Staten Island 7-3 when Monday’s game was called.
No Oakhill trial date yet set
The next pre-trial hearing in the Oakhill criminal conspiracy case will be Sept. 15 in Cleveland.
Youngstown Music Awards Event finalizes its lineup of bands
FOR MORE INFO Website: ytownmusicawards.com Call: 330-307-9181 Email:
Canfield Baseball Club celebrates big year
Between baseball and softball, Canfield had three teams win state titles.
Snider, Marte power Pirates
Detroit dropped a half-game behind the Royals in the American League Central.
MCBDD hires new leader
By WILLIAM K. ALCORN alcorn@vindy.com AUSTINTOWN The Mahoning County Board of Development
Crash puts spotlight on Stewart’s hobby
He’s a multi-millionaire but he can’t get sprint car racing out of his system.
Wastewater issue could cost city $147 million
City looking at options to determine how it might best deal with required EPA upgrades to wastewater system
Undrafted Steelers LB making early splash
Howard Jones had two attention-grabbing highlights during Pittsburgh’s preseason opener.
Hoyer still the starter, for now
He worked with the first-team offense at Monday’s rain-soaked practice.
Campbell couple offers taste of Latin America in new restaurant
Stepping outside of Calle Doce often leads to a sudden, and rather unfortunate, jolt back to reality.
Tour calls attention to mental-illness discrimination
Katie Dillon speaks to a reporter about the purpose of the NAMImobile anti-discrimination tour. The recreational vehicle stopped in Boardman on Monday.
Funds released
Funds released COLUMBUS The state Controlling Board released $43,000 Monday toward a road-
Obama welcomes new Iraq leader
Associated Press CHILMARK, Mass. President Barack Obama welcomed new leadership in Iraq as “a
Mill Creek MetroParks board promises to involve the public in future geese roundup decisions
Some people still angry over board's decision to euthanize 238 geese in June
Shop co-owner to plead in drug case
A Salem couple, who own Salem and Youngstown coffee shops, is charged with drug possession.
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YSU theft suspect asks for treatment
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A former Youngstown State University employee facing a charge of
birthdays
birthdays Actor George Hamilton is 75. Actress Jennifer Warren is 73. Singer-guitarist Mark
Pineapple overcomes warts, eases arthritis
Q. I have had success using fresh pineapple peel on a plantar wart. I applied the pineapple skin to
Consumers bank reports income
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Officers use tear gas on crowd in St. Louis suburb
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. A black teenager who was fatally shot by a police officer had
national highway traffic safety administration Agency moves slowly on probe requests
Associated Press DETROIT People are waiting longer than they should for an answer when they
Federal judge orders Ohio to postpone scheduled executions
Judge Frost is considering legal challenges to Ohio’s execution methods
Youngstown has lowest metro gas prices
Youngstown appears has the lowest average gas price out of eight metropolitan areas in Ohio, according to a AAA fuel gauge report.
NCAA seeks clarity in O’Bannon ruling
The ruling opened the door to athletes receiving a small percentage of the millions they help generate.
Community plans back to school event
The event is a partnership among the school district, the city and NOW Youngstown
Robin Williams dies at age 63
Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Robin Williams, the Academy Award winner and comic supernova
Surplus food
Surplus food Second Chance Ministry, 3415 Canfield Road, Cornersburg, free breakfast including
New wound-care services offered
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oddly enough
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CPA touts his experience
Becoming county auditor would be ‘the capstone of a fulfilling career,’ GOP candidate says.
what some other cities are doing
what some other cities are doing Youngstown is looking at options to reduce the cost of wastewater
Academics, not athletics, must be primary mission of YSU
Opinion: Academics, not athletics, must be primary mission of YSU In 1939 Robert Hutchins, then president
good morning
good morning Scholarship raffle The Austintown Alumni Association is selling tickets for its
TV Land ‘Candid Camera’ aims to make you smile
Associated Press LOS ANGELES Smile, “Candid Camera” is making a comeback. Starting this week,
Scott Walker gets 11-year prison sentence for causing death of girlfriend’s 4-year-old son
Scott H. Walker, 35, was sentenced to 11 years in prison after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter for punching his girlfriend’s 4-year-old son, killing him.
Cops: Man tried to smother girlfriend
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Police reports said a man held his girlfriend in a Riblett Avenue home
Live music on television shows this week include:
Live music on television shows this week include: v Kings of Leon: Tonight on “Tonight Show with
HandsOn to close come October
A 12-member board of directors voted to dissolve the organization due to a lack of federal, state and local funds effective Oct. 1.
Camp expansion
Camp expansion YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown Foundation has provided a $15,000 capital-improvement
Clinton distances herself from president’s policies
Associated Press EDGARTOWN, Mass. Laying out a foreign-policy vision ahead of a possible run for
90-year-old entertainers going strong Not Caged By Age
By MESFIN FEKADU AP Music Writer NEW YORK There’s an upcoming concert at Baruch College, but
Liberty grad Toussaint helps lift Ravens
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DNA from the accused
Opinion: The Norman (Okla.) Transcript: A planned Oklahoma legislative study on requiring persons accused of
Painting the plaza
Painting the plaza YOUNGSTOWN An event is planned at 1 p.m. today for the painting of a plaza at
Trustees talk about gambling addiction, TIF funds
Lower project total leads to funds for more township projects
newsmakers
newsmakers Clooney’s fiancee Alamuddin rejects Gaza probe job GENEVA The British-Lebanese
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Ellsworth Township trustees, 7 p.m., town hall, 11125 Akron-Canfield Road.
Barneys to pay $525K in profiling probe
Associated Press NEW YORK Barneys has agreed to pay $525,000 to resolve allegations that
Gaza cease-fire takes hold as negotiations resume
Associated Press CAIRO As a new temporary truce took hold, negotiators from Israel and the Hamas
Woman charged with felonious assault involving injuries to boyfriend
Woman charged with felonious assault involving injuries to boyfriend
reactions
reactions “I am completely and totally devastated. What more can be said?” — “Mork & Mindy” co-
Changes to demolition agenda in Youngstown are necessary
Editorial: Since 2006, more than 3,000 dilapi- dated structures, mostly houses, have been demolished in the
Selected local stocks
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Former Warren schools administrator files suit, alleging job loss was racially motivated
A former administrator with Warren City Schools accuses former superintendent of eliminating his job because he’s black.
Liberian doctors to get experimental Ebola drug ZMapp
Liberia announced Monday that it would soon receive doses of an experimental Ebola drug and give it to two sick doctors, making them the first Africans to receive some of the scarce treatment in a spiraling outbreak.
Monday, August 11 (79 stories)
Geese kill will be handled differently next time, park board says
Geese kill will be handled differently
Austintown trustees discuss gambling addiction program
Austintown trustees discuss gambling addiction program
Mourners have funeral for Pa. jogger killed last week
Mourners have funeral for Pa. jogger killed last week
UPDATE | Witnesses said teen had his hands raised when he was shot in Mo.
Witnesses said teen has his hands raised when he was shot in Mo.
Outdoor movie at Covelli Centre cancelled due to weather
Outdoor movie at Covelli Centre cancelled due to weather
Mahoning GOP auditor candidate had ties to Steelers
Mahoning GOP auditor candidate had ties to Steelers
WORTH A LOOK
BOOK SALES Rodman Public Library, 215 E. Broadway St., Alliance, is having its annual sale through
Andrea Bovo, Mark Mehalco to wed in Sept.
Andrea Bovo and Mark Mehalco, both of Boardman, and their parents are announcing their engagement
Miss Macovitz, Mr. Bright will exchange vows
YOUNGSTOWN Amanda Marie Macovitz and Ryan Keith Bright, both of Youngstown, plan to marry on Aug.
Tawny Taylor, Daniel Miller plan Sept. rites
MAYFIELD HEIGHTS Tawny Taylor and Daniel Miller, both of Mayfield Heights, are planning a Sept. 6
Christina Meyer, Jeffrey Porter plan nuptials
BOARDMAN Mark and Mary Ann Meyer of Boardman are announcing the engagement of their daughter,
Lauren Jacobs, Matt Roscoe plan wedding
Lauren Jacobs of Girard and Matt Roscoe of Warren are engaged, their parents are announcing. Her
Sable Beshara, Benjamin Kyle plan wedding
CANFIELD Fred and Kathleen Beshara of Canfield are announcing the engagement and coming wedding of
Miss Bryant, Mr. Johnson will marry
Kimson Elizabeth Bryant of Gahanna, Ohio, and Edgar Johnson III of Ann Arbor, Mich., will be married
Arrivederci till next year
Sporting a shiny navy and light-blue jersey emblazoned with “Italia,” Jimmy Metter of Warren said his late father would be proud of the community’s support of the 30th annual Warren Italian-American Heritage Festival.
McIlroy holds off Mickelson to win PGA
He became the fourth player in the last century to win four majors at 25 or younger.
Motley Crue is going out on top
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com For more than three decades, Motley Crue has been the
Loving TV again
By DAVID BAUDER AP Television Writer NEW YORK Manjula Stokes has twice sworn off television,
Hungarian Day fest celebrates heritage
Anyone who watched Paula Horvath dance gracefully to a slow rhythm might be tempted to think that gravity had taken the day off.
New elementary- and middle-school principal begins at Campbell
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com CAMPBELL Jim Klingensmith hadn’t necessarily planned to
Former Youngstown school board member earns national recognition
Lock P. Beachum Sr. recognized for commitment to urban school children
Mahoning County GOP nominates Meacham as auditor candidate
The committee also endorsed Rusu, independent candidate for probate court judge
YSU’s Page ready for (comedy) spotlight
The senior center is the heir apparent to past funny linemen.
Pettine wants to name QB starter soon
The Browns coach said it’s likely he’ll make his choice after the Aug. 18 preseason game against the Redskins.
YSU’s President Tressel delivers keynote at summer commencement
Kenzie Ellise Black, a Texas native, is the student speaker
Lordstown mayor estimates legal costs for sewer lawsuit at $1 million
Lordstown mayor estimates legal costs for sewer lawsuit at $1 million
As probe begins, Stewart steps away
The driver was involved in a fatal accident on a dirt track Saturday night.
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Ax crashes through car windshield on highway TOPSFIELD, Mass. It was a scary
Staten Island stymies Scrappers
After scoring 11 runs on Saturday, Mahoning Valley lost 8-0 to the Yankees.
Local racers agree: Don’t leave your car
Kevin Ward was a victim of the “Red Mist,” according to one area driver.
Keep safety, cost containment priorities in courthouse work
Editorial: At long last, momentum is building for the long-delayed and much-needed renovation of the Mahoning
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Nathan M. Allen, 25, of 1229 North Road, Unit 207,
We can’t conquer nature
Opinion: WASHINGTON Although the Ebola virus might remain mostly confined to West Africa, it has infected
The top-five concert tours, ranked by average- box-office-gross per city. Includes the average
The top-five concert tours, ranked by average- box-office-gross per city. Includes the average
Studies on water focus on farms’ role
The findings of a toxin in the drinking water supply of 400,000 people in Ohio and southeastern Michigan a week ago is putting a big spotlight on how it got there.
Airport solicitor ban irks fliers
Associated Press PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh International Airport’s decision to ban solicitors has
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Today is Monday, Aug. 11, the 223rd day of 2014. There are 142 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Helping Hands Closet provides personalized service
The very reasonably priced clothes and accessories are sold at Western Reserve United Methodist Church.
Iraqi PM to file complaint against new president
Associated Press BAGHDAD Iraq’s embattled Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, in a surprise speech
RECORD REVIEWS
Sinead O’Connor Album: “I’m Not Bossy, I’m the Boss” (Nettwerk) Grade: C After a rough few
Legislative panel to have hearings on drug epidemic
Associated Press COLUMBUS A legislative summer committee on Ohio’s drug epidemic plans four
Vandalism reported after vigil for unarmed black teen in Missouri
Associated Press FERGUSON, Mo. Some incidents of looting and vandalism have been reported after
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Lordstown Village Council, finance committee, noon, council chambers, 1455 Salt
Winning ticket sold for $90M Powerball
Winning ticket sold for $90M Powerball DENVER Someone in Colorado is holding the winning
Ohio warns of government-impostor phone calls
Associated Press CINCINNATI State officials say Ohio residents should be on the lookout for
A corner cupboard displays jewelry and purses at the Helping Hands Closet. In addition to clothing,
A corner cupboard displays jewelry and purses at the Helping Hands Closet. In addition to clothing,
ohio gubernatorial campaign FitzGerald on defensive in race
Associated Press COLUMBUS Democrat Ed FitzGerald already had an uphill fight in his campaign to
LA woman punched by patrolman speaks
Marlene Pinnock said she thought she was going to die as a California Highway Patrol officer straddled her, repeatedly punching her head, on the side of a Los Angeles freeway.
Israel, Hamas accept cease-fire proposal
Associated Press CAIRO Israel and the Hamas militant group accepted an Egyptian cease-fire
Report cards to be delayed
Associated Press HAMILTON, Ohio Ohio school officials say the late release of district report
The Helping Hands Closet offers an array of clothing for men, women, teens and children. It’s
The Helping Hands Closet offers an array of clothing for men, women, teens and children. It’s been
helping hands closet
helping hands closet Helping Hands Closet offers clothing for men, women, teens and children along
Kasich to give keynote address at Tressel installation
Kasich to give keynote address at Tressel installation YOUNGSTOWN Ohio Gov. John Kasich will
Ursuline’s Hughes commits to WSU
Ursuline’s Hughes commits to WSU Youngstown Ursuline High point guard Mark Hughes has committed
Dancers from strip club protest topless at central Ohio church
Associated Press WARSAW, Ohio Exotic dancers from a central Ohio strip club protested topless
State Dept.: US ‘fully supports’ Iraq’s president
Associated Press WASHINGTON The United States said Sunday it “fully supports” Iraq’s new
Woodley, Elgort among Teen Choice winners
Associated Press LOS ANGELES Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort of “The Fault in Our Stars” rode
Ukraine demands that rebels surrender
Associated Press DONETSK, Ukraine Fighting raged in the city of Donetsk on Sunday, as government
PM wins Turkey’s 1st direct presidential vote
Associated Press ANKARA, Turkey Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan won Turkey’s first direct
Agency turning highway median in Ross County into a bee habitat
Associated Press COLUMBUS A state agency is turning a highway median in southern Ohio into a
In the huddle How area NFL players fared in Week One of the preseason
Atlanta Falcons Sean Baker, S, Canfield — Made three tackles and had a pass-defense in a 16-10 win
Meyer: Buckeyes much improved
He said this year’s Ohio State team is much faster than last year’s team.
Sunday, August 10 (89 stories)
Mahoning Republicans select Meacham for auditor, back Rusu for probate judge
Monday was the deadline to find a replacement candidate.
Obama welcomes 8,000 Gay Games athletes to Cleveland
Akron and Cleveland will host events in the Gay Games 2014
With US help, Kurdish forces reclaim territory from militants in Iraq
The US is protecting American personnel near the Kurdish capital.
Gov. Kasich to give keynote speech at installation of Tressel as YSU president
It is free and open to the public.
YSU President Tressel to address summer graduates Saturday
Kenzie Ellise Black will be the student speaker at the ceremony.
Mr., Mrs. Brooks were honored for 50th at gathering
CANTON, OHIO William and Susan Brooks of Canton, formerly of Canfield and Lake Milton,
Dobsons mark 60th milestone at family picnic
NEW MIDDLETOWN Mr. and Mr. Alton P. Dobson of New Middletown were honored for their 60th
Chismars’ 50th anniversary observed Aug. 3
BOARDMAN John and Elizabeth Chismar of Boardman marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a
Mr., Mrs. Ulicny celebrate 50th with dinner
STRUTHERS The family of William and Dolores Ulicny of Struthers honored the couple for their 50th
Private dinner honors Lames for golden event
MINERAL RIDGE Donald and Patricia Lame celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary during a private
Purnells mark golden wedding anniversary
AUSTINTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James Purnell of Austintown, marked their golden wedding
AJWL will host An Evening with Ray
Austintown Junior Women's League will present an evening with Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini on Aug. 16.
SENIOR MENUS
Easter Seals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays in Columbiana and Mahoning counties for people 60
Golf outing will take place Friday
Golf outing will take place Friday YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown CityScape is sponsoring Streetscape —
SENIOR CITIZENS
1418 Auxiliary Seniors will meet at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday at St. Nicholas Church, Fifth Street,
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, active exercise
GARDEN CLUBS
THURSDAY Daisy Dozen members will meet at the Gubany residence for a summer picnic. Cocktails at 6
HAPPY 97th BIRTHDAY | Scott (Bud) Miller
HONOREE Residence: Youngstown Date of birth: Aug. 11, 1917, in Youngstown FAMILY Parents:
Men's Garden Club plans for 50th Horticultural Show
Coming up in August is the 50th Men's Garden Club Show.
Butler announces art educational programs
The Butler Institute of American Art offers many educational programs for the public.
Senior Olympics will donate to Alzheimer's
Senior Olympics will donate to Alzheimer’s AUSTINTOWN Brookdale Senior Olympics will take place
Tony Stewart hits, kills driver at New York dirt track
A video of the crash Saturday night at Canandaigua Motorsports Park showed driver Kevin Ward Jr. stepping toward Stewart's car before being hit and hurtled 50 feet.
Hoyer, Manziel solid in preseason opener
The Browns quarterbacks had their moments but failed to lead Cleveland to a touchdown in a 13-12 loss to Detroit.
Ernie Hall Aviation Museum honors local aviation pioneer
By BOB JACKSON news@vindy.com HOWLAND He flew with the Wright Brothers, gave Neil Armstrong
‘Boom Boom’ gets his bobblehead
The former lightweight champion returned to Eastwood Field for Saturday’s Scrappers game.
Mill Creek has first ever family 'camp in'
By JOE GORMAN jgorman@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Mill Creek Park has hosted a lot of events over the
2,000 take part in Buddy Walk
Curtis Herman might not be a household name like LeBron James, but he often receives celebrity treatment when he visits one of Austintown’s big-box stores.
Several houses in Boardman Township to be demolished before year's end
The township Zoning Department continues to demolish vacant houses as part of an effort to clean up neighborhoods, say zoning inspector Sarah Gartland and assistant inspector Marilyn Kenner.
With 3 more this summer, Youngstown’s Silvestri racks up 8 aces
They say that your second hole-in-one comes faster than your initial ace.
Brier Hill Italian Fest returns this week
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Brier Hill Italian Fest will return this week for its 23rd
Compco celebrates 60 years focusing on teamwork, American materials
One room REFLECTs American pride with numerous bald eagles on shelves, the wall and floor at Compco Industries
Giants rally past Steelers in opener
Ben Roethlisberger played just one series, leading Pittsburgh to a field goal.
ValleyCare to host Senior Day event
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN ValleyCare Health System of Ohio will host a Senior Day Celebration from
METRO DIGEST || Free school supplies
Free school supplies AUSTINTOWN The Carousel Center will be donating school supplies to local
Youngstown woman needs help to bring sick brother home from China
Dawn Borosko, 40, of Youngstown, holds photos of her brother, teacher John Berisford, who has been in a coma in China since the day he was trying to leave that country. Borosko has been unable to determine what caused his condition, and has been trying to raise the $100,000 to bring him back to the U.S.
Considering future risk at sentencing unfair, Holder asserts
Opinion: In 2010, then Pennsylvania Gov. Edward G. Rendell signed into law a mandate that the Pennsylvania
Officials mull bankruptcy to stop amusement-park sale
Associated Press MEADVILLE, Pa. County officials have authorized a sheriff’s sale of a century-
Safety first
By SCOTT MAYEROWITZ AP Airlines Writer NEW YORK More travelers are flying than ever before,
Judge denies GM motion to dismiss wrongful-death case
Associated Press NEW YORK A Georgia judge has denied a motion by General Motors to dismiss a
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Warren Italian-American Festival, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.: John
‘Unholy Murder’ probed in new book
‘Unholy Murder’ probed in new book ERIE, pa. On January 3, 1983, The execution-style, gangland
COLUMBIANA, TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS COLUMBIANA COUNTY New complaints Dorothy Snedeker v. Dollar General et al, personal
Betras gets no respect from Dems
Opinion: Mahoning County Democratic Party Chairman David Betras has become the Rodney Dangerfield of
Tips for using social media, Internet for health support
Two years ago, my youngest daughter was diagnosed with a rare genetic skin disorder. Like any
Anti-fracking charter issue will litter city ballot — again
Editorial: Given that Utica shale explora- tion is virtually nonexistent in Mahoning County, what purpose does
NEWSMAKERS
NEWSMAKERS Radcliffe has moved on into indies, but ‘Potter’ trails SAN DIEGO J.K. Rowling
Act quickly, deftly on SmartPark
Editorial: America Makes, the NaTIONAL Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute, has produced a powerfully
Area golf calendar Upcoming outings
AUGUST Tuesday — 19th annual Medini Open at Deer Creek Golf Course in Hubbard. Dinner at 5 p.m.,
Area golf league scores
MEN Friday Jednota (Knoll Run) — Low gross: Ron Jonda 38; Chuck Dubos 39; Digger Graves 42; George
Moral concerns suggest banning youth football; take guns away from US agencies; illegal immigrants debate; bypass meat to save water supply
Opinion: Moral concerns suggest that we consider banning youth football Kudos to The Vindicator for its
DeWine: 3 purported human-trafficking victims rescued
Associated Press MARIETTA Ohio’s attorney general says authorities have rescued three women
MILESTONES
MILESTONES HONORS AmeriCorps service Maggie Charles of Girard graduated late last month from
area lawmakers
area lawmakers A list of addresses and phone numbers for state representatives and senators and
Responsible Gaming Education Week
Responsible Gaming Education Week AUSTINTOWN Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course is
Today is Sunday, August 10, the 222nd day of 2014
Today is Sunday, August 10, the 222nd day of 2014. There are 143 days left in the year.
Drought lessons: Water wasters must attend Water School in Calif.
Associated Press SANTA CRUZ, Calif. Some overindulged their zucchini patch. Others didn’t bother
In the cup! Area holes-in-one
Bill Silvestri of Youngstown aced the 172-yard No. 13 at Salem Hills Golf Club on Aug. 3. He used a
After win, O’Bannon ready to keep fighting NCAA
His lawsuit could potentially reach the Supreme Court.
YSU roundup
Defense sharp: Youngstown State’s defense held the edge in Saturday’s scrimmage, holding the offense
Gaza talks put on hold
Associated Press JERUSALEM Egyptian-brokered talks between Israel and Hamas on a new border deal
Measure seeks changes for unmarked veterans’ graves
Associated Press CLEVELAND A U.S. Senate bill that would make it easier to get headstones for
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Boardman Township trustees, 5:30 p.m., administration building, 8299 Market St.
White students to no longer be majority at US public schools
Associated Press KENNETT SQUARE, Pa. For the first time, U.S. public schools are projected this
Aren’t you the newspaper guy?
Opinion: Running a newsroom is a unique gig in a community. I’m not sure when I learned it’s such. But no
Wash. teen arrested in death of girl, 6
Wash. teen arrested in death of girl, 6 BREMERTON, Wash. A 17-year-old was arrested Saturday in
As bombs fall, old emotions rise in US
Associated Press It was supposed to be over, America’s war in Iraq. So all the old emotions boiled
Anti-drug activists join churches for rally, parade
Associated Press HAMILTON, Ohio Activists trying to raise awareness of the heroin problem
Liberians to officials: Pick up Ebola bodies
Associated Press MONROVIA, LIBERIA Riot police raced to quell a demonstration blocking Liberia’s
Obama: Iraq a ‘long-term project’
Associated Press KHAZER CAMP, Iraq President Barack Obama justified the U.S. military’s return
Greatest Golfer of the Valley
Greatest Golfer of the Valley Tournament details Schedule Aug. 18: 2nd Annual Greatest
Paralyzed man relieved with prison sentence
Associated Press NEWARK, Ohio A central Ohio father of five who was paralyzed from the chest
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m.
Saturday, August 9 (79 stories)
YPD searching for reported shooter, but find no victim or evidence
Police flooded several West Side streets investigating a report of a man shot in a car in the 400 block of North Glenellen Avenue at about 10:45 tonight.
Weekend event honors Valley pilot who flew with Wright brothers, Neil Armstrong
He flew with the Wright Brothers, gave Neil Armstrong his very first airplane ride and trained military pilots for both World Wars.
Mill Creek's first camp-in big hit with parents, kids
Mill Creek Park has played host to a lot of events over the years. But never has anyone camped there for the night until this weekend.
50 teams raise money for Down syndrome at today's walk in Boardman
Curtis Herman might not be a household name like LeBron James, but he often receives celebrity treatment when he visits one of Austintown’s big-box stores.
Islamic extremists stone women to death in Syria for sex outside marriage
A cleric read the verdict before the truck came and dumped a large pile of stones near the municipal garden. Jihadi fighters then brought in the woman, clad head to toe in black, and put her in a small hole in the ground. When residents gathered, the fighters told them to carry out the sentence: Stoning to death for the alleged adulteress.
Obama: Air campaign to help requires political, military changes in Iraq
President Barack Obama on Saturday refused to give a time limit on America's renewed military involvement in Iraq, saying he doesn't think "we are going to solve this problem in weeks" as the country struggles to form a new government.
US embarks long air effort to aid Iraqis under siege, but too late for 56 kids
President Barack Obama justified the U.S. military's return to fighting in Iraq Saturday by saying America must act now to prevent genocide, protect its diplomats and provide humanitarian aid to refugees trapped by Islamic militants on a mountain ridge near the Syrian border. "
YSU faculty talks on hold after union refused to meet till Sept. 2
Agreement on many provisions had been reached, YSU says
Boardman targets 2 areas in redevelopment plan
Redevelopment plan is one piece in a comprehensive zoning plan
Thousands welcome LeBron back to Akron
On a night packed with emotion and inspiration, LeBron James saved the biggest moment for last.
‘Bored and stupid’: 3 teens admit paintballing cars on 680
All three taken to juvenile justice center
Struthers detective remains on paid administrative leave
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com STRUTHERS A week after a pre-disciplinary conference
State Dem Party chairman: Removal of Polivka set for Aug. 27
The agenda for the Aug. 27 meeting of the Ohio Democratic Party Executive Committee won’t be released until next week, but a discussion of removing Dan Polivka as chairman of the Trumbull County Democratic Party will be on it.
Williams: Bourque reflects on charity
Over the years, Pittsburgh Penguins radio analyst Phil Bourque has made many visits to the Mahoning Valley promoting hockey.
Illinois linebacker will sit out vs. YSU
Illinois linebacker Mike Svetina is out eight to 10 weeks with a broken left foot.
Waldameer Park plans wave pool
Staff report ERIE, Pa. Waldameer Park and Water World plans to open a wave pool by next spring.
Youngstown cops say men killed each other in gunfight
Raises city's homicide total to eight for 2014
Scrappers’ bats fail to make much noise
Fans at Eastwood Field were treated to a fireworks show synchronized to the sounds of Bon Jovi after Friday’s game between Brooklyn and Mahoning Valley.
Splash pad bids too high for Youngstown
None of the four bidders on the project came within 10 percent of the city's estimate for the water project
Mark Lee Pringle makes music as Elvis tribute artist
The Girard resident performs as the music icon from 1954-58
Trumbull residents part of county gas plan likely to see price drop
Residents of 17 townships that are part of the Trumbull County natural gas aggregation are likely to see a reduction in the cost of their natural gas over the next two years.
Girts will remain behind bars for at least 10 more years
The Poland native told a court that he put cyanide in a salt shaker, knowing his wife would use it
Gardens leading neighborhood in Warren from despair to hope
Rachel Dunn, one of the people making gardens out of vacant Warren lots, shows off a lot decorated with painted doors taken from vacant houses. The project is occurring in a 22-square-block area just north of downtown known as the Garden District.
Card fraud probed
Card fraud probed BOARDMAN Police are investigating a case of misuse of a credit card at
Catholic Church leaders living in luxury are defying the pope
Editorial: When Pope Francis decided to occupy a small suite in the Vatican guesthouse rather than live in the
Today is Saturday, Aug. 9, the 221st day of 2014
Today is Saturday, Aug. 9, the 221st day of 2013. There are 144 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
N.Y. Giants’ ground game unsettled vs. Pittsburgh
The New York Giants spent the offseason planning on the return of a healthy David Wilson.
US bombs extremists in Iraq as humanitarian crisis worsens
Associated Press IRBIL, Iraq The U.S. unleashed its first airstrikes in northern Iraq against
63 death claims filed so far in wrecks tied to ignition switches
Associated Press DETROIT Sixty-three death claims have been filed so far with the lawyer
Youth group participates in Sandy Relief projects
Team from Westminster Presbyterian works on 2 homes
Record harvests expected in US
Record harvests expected in US Associated Press DES MOINES, Iowa A mild summer across much of
Sister Dawson to direct The Ursuline Center
Staff report canfield Sister Mary McCormick, general superior of the Ursuline Sisters of
‘Step Up’ dance franchise takes another step back
By Roger Moore McClatchy-Tribune News Service Eddy (played by Misha Gabriel Hamilton from the
FitzGerald has a rough ride
Opinion: COLUMBUS Ed FitzGerald has had a rough couple of weeks. First, there were revelations about
Priest appointments
Priest appointments YOUNGSTOWN Bishop George V. Murry of the Diocese of Youngstown has made the
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .61, 24.08 .46 Avalon
Reminder to call utility before digging
Reminder to call utility before digging CLEVELAND Dominion East Ohio reminds customers of Ohio
newsmakers
newsmakers NYC music festival Electric Zoo to require anti-drug video NEW YORK Attendees at
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Warren Italian-American Festival, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.: The wine
Strike down anti-abortion laws
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: Several states have enacted laws in recent years that require doctors who perform
It’s official: GOP picks Cleveland
Associated Press CLEVELAND The Republican National Committee erased any scintilla of doubt
US stocks buck turmoil weighing on global markets
Associated Press NEW YORK A burst of buying Friday in U.S. stocks defied slumps in other
Eagle on 18th gets Phil within 3 shots of leader
Phil Mickelson smiled and flashed a thumbs-up as he looked over his left shoulder after his best hole in the PGA Championship.
Mistake at lab could affect 38 cases
Associated Press COLUMBUS At least 38 closed cases could be affected by a DNA-related mistake at
sunday news shows
sunday news shows Guest lineups Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”:
Mainstream GOP upbeat after wins against tea party
Associated Press WASHINGTON Mainstream conservatives swept Senate Republican primaries as tea-
Truce collapses in violence
Associated Press JERUSALEM A three-day truce collapsed Friday in a new round of violence after
Hoyer will start, but most eyes will be on Manziel
Johnny Manziel will have his first real chance to show how he measures up against live NFL competition when the Cleveland Browns play at Detroit tonight.
elvis gospel sunday
elvis gospel sunday Local musicians Mark Lee Pringle and his band will be featured during an
Report: Appalachia kids worse off than city kids
Associated Press COLUMBUS A new report from a child welfare organization shows that children in
Man gets seven years for East Side home invasion
By JOE GORMAN jgorman@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A Lansdowne Boulevard man was given a seven-year
Special to The Vindicator
Special to The Vindicator Mark Lee Pringle of Girard performs at the Horseshoe Casino in
MAHONING COUNTY | Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people on these charges Thursday. Those indicted will be
GM issues 6 recalls covering 312K vehicles
Associated Press DETROIT General Motors is issuing six more recalls totaling more than 312,000
birthdays
birthdays Comedian-director David Steinberg is 72. Actor Sam Elliott is 70. Singer Barbara Mason
Brady’s death ruled homicide
Associated Press WASHINGTON This week’s death of former White House press secretary James Brady,
Grant to help pay for Mesopotamia road project
About 2.4 miles of Donley East Road in Mesopotamia Township between state Route 534 and Mahan-Parker Road will receive significant upgrades to its base, ditches, culverts and paving.
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Ira A. Gaines, 26, of 1478 Maplecrest Drive,
Former police chief pleads guilty to dereliction of duty
Associated Press ATHENS, Ohio A former southeast Ohio village police chief suspected of helping
UN: Ebola outbreak a public health crisis
Associated Press LONDON The World Health Organization urged nations worldwide to donate money
On the Links … Results from Friday’s other professional golf tournaments
MEIJER LPGA CLASSIC BELMONT, MICH. Inbee Park took the second-round lead in the Meijer LPGA
METRO DIGEST ||
St. Rose celebration GIRARD St. Rose Church “End of Summer Celebration” is set for 5 to 10 p.m.
Ohio prisons may invite food-service inspections
Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohio’s prisons agency is developing plans to invite local health
Obama’s aim in Iraq is to contain rather than destroy extremists
By ROBERT BURNS and LARA JAKES AP National Security Writers WASHINGTON President Barack
Sloppy Indians drop series opener to Yankees
The Indians, who have the majors’ worst fielding percentage, prolonged two big innings with errors in their fourth straight loss overall and seventh in a row in the Bronx.
UK’s Stoops looking at 4 QB prospects
Kentucky coach Mark Stoops would like to announce his starting quarterback within the next week.
Patrick walks away from crash in practice at Watkins Glen
Danica Patrick crashed in final Sprint Cup practice Friday at Watkins Glen International but walked away, was treated at the infield care center, and released.
NCAA loses O’Bannon lawsuit
NCAA loses O’Bannon lawsuit College football and basketball players could be in line for paydays
Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak
Friday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a 73 in the second round of the PGA Championship at Valhalla
Cleveland hosting ninth Gay Games
Gay media outlets pilloried the decision to bring the games to northeast Ohio, which was competing against the more gay-friendly cities of Boston and Washington.
Bucs’ latest victory puts them at high point for 2014
The win moved the Pirates (62-53) a season-high nine games over .500.
Friday, August 8 (129 stories)
Tea party upstarts lose all 6 contests to tmainstream Republicans
Mainstream conservatives ran the table in Senate Republican primaries as tea party upstarts lost all six challenges to GOP incumbents, leaving the establishment upbeat about midterm elections and the insurgent movement beaten but unbowed.
Struthers detective remains on disciplinary leave
A week after a pre-disciplinary conference spurred by allegations related to the “inappropriate conduct of a police officer,” Detective Ray Greenwood remains on a paid administrative leave.
3 teens arrested after cars hit by paintballs on I-680
Reports said three teens arrested Thursday afternoon after several cars traveling on Interstate 680 south were hit with paintballs told officers they were “bored and stupid.”
Boardman develops plan to stabilize neighborhoods
The zoning department plans to redevelop two Boardman neighborhoods as part of a broader effort to revitalize the area and stabilize some of the neighborhoods, township Zoning Inspector Sarah Gartland said.
Girts will remain in prison for at least 10 more years
A Poland native convicted of the 1992 cyanide poisoning death of his third wife won’t be eligible for parole for at least 10 more years.
Elvis artist to perform in Warren Aug. 31
Those watching Mark Lee Pringle perform as Elvis Presley, circa 1954-58, will be “All Shook Up” as they enjoy more than music evoking the rock ‘n’ roll icon. They take a trip back in time, too.
Redfern: Polivka's removal will be on Aug. 27 agenda
The agenda for the Aug. 27 meeting of the Ohio Democratic Party Executive Committee won’t be released until next week, but a discussion of removing Dan Polivka as chairman of the Trumbull County Democratic Party will be on it.
Austintown sinkhole to be fixed soon
A sinkhole in the township on New Road, just east of Raccoon Road, received funding weeks ago and will soon be fixed.
Police say victims in Thursday night homicides killed each other
Police say two men killed at an East Side housing project Thursday shot each other during a gunfight.
Quick response in Uganda contained Ebola in 2012
When Ebola hit Uganda two years ago - the third outbreak in a dozen years - the president quickly went on TV and urged Ugandans to avoid touching each other. Health officials speedily quarantined people. The quick reactions by authorities and ordinary people helped snuff out that outbreak with only 17 deaths.
St. Rose Church 'End of Summer' event is Saturday in Girard
St. Rose Church 'End of Summer' event is Saturday in Girard
Man gets 3 years in prison for Ohio fundraising scam
Man gets 3 years in prison for Ohio fundraising scam
Carousel Center in Austintown sponsors school-supply giveaway
Carousel Center in Austintown sponsors school-supply giveaway
Fla. wants US Supreme Court to decide gay marriage
Fla. wants US Supreme Court to decide gay marriage
35 years later, remains of Jonestown victims found
35 years later, remains of Jonestown victims found
Struthers detective remains on paid administrative leave
Struthers detective remains on paid administrative leave
Ex-office manager from New Castle stole $700K from car dealership
Ex-office manager from New Castle stole $700K from car dealership
Steeler player swamped by mail since autograph vow
Steeler player swamped by mail since autograph vow
YWCA offers self-improvement, safety program for kids next week
YWCA offers self-improvement, safety program for kids next week
SOCIETY DIGEST ||Garage and Bake Sale
Garage and bake sale YOUNGSTOWN There will be a garage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS Yo-Mah-O Chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals
ROC 5K race will be in Salem
The annual ROC 5K obstacle race will be Aug. 16 at Waterworth Memorial Park in Salem.
Rotarys are searching for exchange students
Local Rotary clubs will choose students to visit more than 40 countries in 2015.
Cyclones shut down Scrappers
The setback slows down the Scrappers’ run at the wildcard spot in the New York-Penn League.
SmartPark mulls Springfield Township site
Sanitary sewer service is critical to building SmartPark at a Springfield Township site, development consultant says.
Canfield tourney run ends against Illinois
Top-seeded Illinois-Jackie Robinson West beat Canfield, 13-2.
Former deacon, teacher in Mahoning County loses teaching license
State board of education lists Ernest Formichelli among those losing licenses.
Tressel addresses education administrators from 4 counties
Nearly every day for the past 30 years, Jim Tressel, president of Youngstown State University, had read a saying he keeps on his dresser that also acts as one of his mantras.
Scalzo: YSU’s Bryan promises changes
Christian Byran is still miffed about the way the Penguins played in their 2013 season finale.
Hirschbeck begins new role as replay official
During the past four months, the 32-year MLB veteran was never too far from the game.
Sciortino suspension in limbo
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has filed a mandamus complaint with the state’s top court.
Inside the ropes with Jason Kokrak
Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak Thursday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a 78 in the first
Campbell-Struthers lighting project delayed because of poles
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com CAMPBELL Neither Campbell Mayor William J. VanSuch nor
General Assembly will define vision for Youngstown Diocese
Rev. Nicholas Shori discusses how information will shape future
Jim Grohl, father of rock star, dies at 75
By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com HOWLAND Jim Grohl of Howland, the father of rock star Dave
LeBrowns for a day in Berea
For the first time at Browns training camp, the spotlight wasn’t on Johnny Manziel.
Double homicide on East Side is probed
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown police officers were gathering evidence from inside a car
Westwood, McIlroy ride momentum in PGA’s first round
Rory McIlroy showed no sign of letting up. Lee Westwood might just be getting started.
Houser indicted on gun charge
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A man who once was charged with murder — in a case that later was
2 months later, police continue to investigate Boardman murder
Chris Craft was found dead at his Boardman home June 8
Dems unaware of FitzGerald license issue
By MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS The head of the Ohio Democratic Party said he was
Austintown roads to be rebuilt
Victoria East and East Webb roads will be rebuilt with racino real estate tax revenues.
Scientific tool unleashed 23 years ago now links us all
Demar Clark, 11, of Youngstown watches a solar-power energy graphic, showing panels atop a Youngstown State University building that provide electricity, which is then graphed to show how much is produced at any given hour. Thanks to the Internet, Demar gets to watch the progress from a mile away at the OH WOW! science and technology center in downtown Youngstown.
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses James L. Copley, 48, of 145 Chris Ave.,
Austintown Community Briefs
Monday Night Writers meeting scheduled Area writers, both published and unpublished, are invited
Canfield Community Briefs
Monday Night Writers meeting scheduled Area writers, both published and unpublished, are invited
Insurance group raises cancer funds
Insurance group raises cancer funds WARREN Generations Insurance Group raised $6,565 for the
Russia retaliates on West’s sanctions
Associated Press MOSCOW Russia retaliated Thursday for sanctions over the crisis in Ukraine by
The Bard has good advice for people and politicians
Opinion: STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, England “Neither a borrower nor a lender be; for loan oft loses both itself
Surplus clothing
Surplus clothing Simon Road Church of God, 4750 Simon Road, Boardman, free clothing giveaway, 9
Selected local stocks
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Unemployment aid applications drop
Associated Press WASHINGTON Fewer people sought U.S. unemployment benefits last week, as jobless
Today’s entertainment picks:
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Remembering James Brady
Opinion: The Syracuse Post-Standard: James Brady died Monday, 33 years after he took a bullet meant for
Events to focus on local food
Restaurant week and 30-mile meals will work together to showcase the efforts the local food producers
Nixon’s the one who stained presidency, tested democracy
Editorial: “Shout it. The world’s going to shout it. There’s no doubt about it. Yes, Nixon’s the one.”
US airlines running late so far in 2014
Associated Press More U.S. flights arrived late in June than the month before, continuing a string
GM issues 3rd recall on SUVs that can catch fire
Associated Press General Motors’ troubles with safety recalls has surfaced in another case, this
newsmakers
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Today is Friday, Aug. 8, the 220th day of 2014
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Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Jesse and Amanda Durst, Farmdale, girl, Aug. 6. Justin and
It’s time to say good night to manufacturing in US
Opinion: It’s time to say good night to manufacturing in US Regarding the editorial “US steel industry
Agenda Saturday
Agenda Saturday Boardman school board, work session, 9 a.m., Center Middle School, 7410 Market
Obama signs law to ease vets’ access to health care
Associated Press FORT BELVOIR, Va. Tens of thousands of military veterans who have been
Volquez delivers gem for Pirates, pitches seven shutout innings
Edinson Volquez (9-7) didn’t allow a hit until the fifth, when Donovan Solano singled with one out.
Dem mum on convention bid
Associated Press COLUMBUS A top Democratic official touring Ohio’s capital city gave little
NCAA hands biggest conferences more power
The biggest schools in college sports are about to get a chance to make their own rules.
Ticks can cause meat allergies
Associated Press A bug can turn you into a vegetarian, or at least make you swear off red meat.
Bailey, Reds blank Tribe to take Ohio Cup
Homer Bailey went seven innings, singled and scored, and knocked down a liner coming right at his head. Quite a lot went into ending this losing streak.
NATO pledges support to Ukraine
Associated Press KIEV, Ukraine NATO’s chief defied mounting Russian belligerence Thursday with a
CORRECTIONs
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Lowellville VFD awarded grant
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Youngstown man faces drug charges after arrest
Police stopped Brandon Thomas, 24, on Midlothian Boulevard
LeBeau, Steelers look to halt opponents’ big-play barrage
More than five decades in the NFL have taught Dick LeBeau that mistakes are unavoidable.
QUOTABLE LANDON DONOVAN, U.S. soccer icon, on his decision to retire:
“My gut just told me it was right and that it was time. After a lot of conversations — some
birthdays
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Cemetery caretaker, 98, dies in fire
Associated Press CORAOPOLIS, Pa. Investigators say the elderly caretaker of a cemetery near
Leader says Ohio prisons, vendor share responsibility
Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohio’s prisons director says his department and the private vendor
Hawaiians prepare as hurricane draws closer
Associated Press HONOLULU Barely holding on to hurricane strength, Iselle’s outer edges brought
Sources: Cavs, Timberwolves agree on blockbuster trade
LeBron James and Kevin Love won Olympic gold medals together. They’re about to team up again, this time to try and end Cleveland’s 50-year championship drought.
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Associated Press STEUBENVILLE Authorities say a Cleveland man has been indicted in the slayings
Correction
Correction Thursday’s Vindicator sports section published an incorrect photo in a story about a
Multiple fractures caused plant death
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Hollywood Gaming takes delivery of lottery terminals
Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course got another step closer to its opening today when it
Celebrate Poland announces winners
The organizers of Celebrate Poland have announced this year’s winners. The first place winner in
Greenwood Chevrolet hosts annual car show
Approximately 140 cars were shown off in the 20th annual Mahoning Valley Car Show at Greenwood Chevrolet on Mahoning Ave.
Boardman Community Briefs
Monday Night Writers meeting scheduled Area writers, both published and unpublished, are invited
Boardman Sports Briefs
Thomas “Chris” Smythe Golf Outing The Thomas Christopher Smythe Memorial Scholarship Fund is
Canfield Sports Briefs
Cheer camp to be Aug. 18-20 The Canfield High School junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders will
August charity event to benefit Autism organizations
The Ohio Naturopathic Wellness Center, led by Dr. Ted Suzelis, N.D. is teaming up with Mahoning
Women Inspiring Women luncheon planned
The Mahoning Valley Chapter of Empowering Women is presenting a special luncheon program on Sept. 8
Women Inspiring Women luncheon to be Sept. 8
The Mahoning Valley Chapter of Empowering Women is presenting a special luncheon program on Sept. 8
Teen Advisory Board up and running in Poland
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com The Poland Teen Advisory Board has only been in existence
Shepherd of the Valley to offer safe driving course
Shepherd of the Valley is inviting mature drivers age 60 or older to sign up for the AAA Safe
Poland library hosts Creepy Crawly Critters
As part of its summer Fizz, Boom, Read program dealing with science, Poland library did an event on July 24 called Creepy Crawly Critters dealing with bugs and insects.
August charity event to benefit local Autism organizations
The Ohio Naturopathic Wellness Center, led by Dr. Ted Suzelis, N.D. is teaming up with Mahoning
Jungle Terry Sullivan brings his friends to the Boardman library
As he does about 1,000 times a year at libraries, schools, day cares, birthday parties and company picnics, Jungle Terry Sullivan put on another performance of his Jungle Terry and Friends show, this time on July 11 at Boardman library.
Rotary Club installs new officers
The Rotary Club of Austintown recently installed new officers for the 2014-2015 calendar year.
ALDI re-opens after $1 million remodel
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of an effort to combat nearby competitors Giant
Poland Lions celebrate 20 years of service
The Poland Lions Club celebrated their 20th Charter Night on July 9. The event took place at The
August charity event to benefit Autism organizations
The Ohio Naturopathic Wellness Center, led by Dr. Ted Suzelis, N.D. is teaming up with Mahoning
‘Pillars of Fire’ makes stop in the Valley
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com With five previous successful plays written, Brent
Poland Community Briefs
Martinucci wins again For the second year in a row, Luke Martinucci competed in the spelling bee
Boardman library hosts puppet show
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of its summer program of events, Boardman
Poland Sports Briefs
Send us your news If you’re a fall sports coach or the parent of an athlete, we need your help. In
Main library hosts family story time
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of its continuing efforts to get children
MetroParks hosts explore Mill Creek event
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com Mill Creek MetroParks spent June and July hosting an
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Ohio AG at odds with Supreme Court over Sciortino suspension decision
Nearly three months after the indictment of Mahoning County Auditor Michael V. Sciortino, the process of deciding whether he should be suspended from office is embroiled in a procedural dispute at the Ohio Supreme Court.
Former deacon, Mooney and St. Christine teacher stripped of teaching license
A former deacon and teacher at two schools in Mahoning County has lost his teaching license.
Pittsburgh-area sophomore dies during 1st football practice Wednesday
A Pennsylvania high school football player who died after collapsing during the year’s first practice had a heart tumor, authorities said Thursday.
Coroner's report still pending in murder of Boardman man
Two months after Chris Craft was slain in his township home, police continue to investigate the crime that initially perplexed officers.
Tressel to local educators: Leadership is 'actions you take to serve others'
Nearly every day for the past 30 years, Jim Tressel, president of Youngstown State University, had read a saying he keeps on his dresser that also acts as one of his mantras.
Campbell-Struthers lighting project still plagued by delays
Neither Campbell Mayor William J. VanSuch nor Struthers Mayor Terry Stocker had any idea they’d still be waiting today on a project approved for funding more than a year-and-a-half ago.
Houser arrested 3rd time since dismissal from Fimognari case
A man who was once charged with murder — only to have the case dismissed — was indicted by a Mahoning County grand jury Thursday on firearm charges.
DeWine asks judicial panel to follow Ohio law in Sciortino matter
DeWine asks judicial panel to follow Ohio law in Sciortino matter
Pa. high-school football player dies after workout
Pa. high-school football player dies after workout
State suspends license of Pa. OB/GYN after fondling
State suspends license of Pa. OB/GYN after fondling
US airlines running behind schedule so far in 2014
US airlines running behind schedule so far in 2014
Golfers charged in fight over rules while playing Pa. course
Golfers charged in fight over rules while playing Pa. course
Former top NBA pick Greg Oden arrested on battery charges
Former top NBA pick Greg Oden arrested on battery charges
Sunday is deadline for Poland Forest photo contest
Sunday is deadline for Poland Forest photo contest
Tiger Woods off to sluggish start at PGA Championship
Woods off to sluggish start at PGA Championship
Oil boom and housing bust alter US spending trends
Oil boom and housing bust alter US spending trends
Pa. officials, NCAA seek time for talks in lawsuit
Pa. officials, NCAA seek time for talks in lawsuit
Campbell man faces multiple charges after traffic stop
Campbell man faces multiple charges after traffic stop
Restaurant week kicks off Saturday in the Mahoning Valley
Restaurant week kicks off Saturday in the Mahoning Valley
Pa. man faces 40 years for beating dad to death with a hammer
Pa. man faces 40 years for beating dad to death with a hammer
Ohio man gets 25 years in prison for child porn on Facebook
Ohio man gets 25 years in prison for child porn on Facebook
Poland library without Internet access Friday and Saturday
Poland library without Internet access Friday and Saturday
SOCIETY DIGEST || Get a tattoo, help the animals
Get a tattoo, help the animals LISBON Stigmata Tattoo & Piercing, 119 W. Lincoln Way, is
Mahoning County leads Ohio Appalachian region in tourism
The county makes up 15 percent of the $4.1 billion in total tourism sales in Appalachian region, according to TourismOhio.
YSU faculty union president asks Jim Tressel to step in
Only negotiating team members may speak about negotiations — and Tressel isn’t going to insert himself into that process, a YSU spokesman says
Garden at St. Catherine Church is a work in progress
The Rev. David Merzweiler is pastor and gardener
With 20 days to go, Canfield Fair prep underway
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com CANFIELD This year is Craig L. Myers’ first as fair-
Miller, Jones excited to reunite with LeBron
The Cavaliers introduced the team’s newest members on Wednesday.
Officials concerned library levy could cause confusion
Levy for library will say its an increase, but its actually an 11 percent drop
Steelers QB Jones realistic about role
The second-year player out of Oklahoma knows he won’t play much unless Ben Roethlisberger gets hurt.
Food, music, celebrities add flavor to Battle of the Burgers
The inaugural Battle of the Burgers was a real slugfest. There were great burgers at every station, and the judging was close.
Bill would urge Cleveland Indians to change name
The legislation wouldn't change state law or force the team to change its name and mascot
PERFORMING ARTS SEASON OUTLOOK
Youngstown Playhouse 600 Playhouse Lane, Youngstown 330-788-8739 Curtain times: 7:30 p.m.
Revive festival will bring life to area music scene
When the organizers of Vexfest decided to sideline the annual downtown rock festival, Jones for Revival stepped up to fill the vacuum.
Inside the ropes with … Jason Kokrak
Year to date: The Warren JFK graduate will play his first tournament since mid-May after spending
Ernie Hall opening set Saturday and Sunday
A fly-in/cruise-in takes place to celebrate the opening of the Ernie Hall Aviation Museum starting at 9 a.m. Saturday at the SLOAS Airfield, 4059 North River Road.
Teen gets seven years for Mahoning robberies
To run concurrent with five-year sentence in Trumbull County
Investigator said Petroff poured gas throughout garage at ex-girlfriend's
Petroff case bound over to a Mahoning County grand jury
Pritchard gets probation after apology; judge notes diploma, job
Even the prosecuting attorney acknowledged that a man being sentenced for two drug-trafficking charges Wednesday had some positive things going for him.
METRO DIGEST || Youngstown ward reduction petitions
Ward reduction YOUNGSTOWN Supporters of a charter amendment that would base the number of wards
Picture it: Facial-recognition technology helps find lost dogs
Associated Press LOS ANGELES Any worried pet owner who has spent days hanging posters, making
Female heroin trafficker gets probation
Shauna Lee Barber was one of six suspects in a West Side heroin distribution ring.
Youngstown band students marching to new beat
Shawn Marko, director of instrumental music for Youngstown schools, works with students Wednesday during band camp at the Chaney Campus. About 30 students are involved so far. The camp runs through next week.
NIGHTLIFE
Apollo Maennerchor Club, 391 Dock St., Sharon, Pa. Fri: Jim Frank Combo, 9 p.m. Barrel Run
Hamas emerges weakened from Gaza war’s destruction
Associated Press GAZA STRIP, GAZA CITY Hamas has entered Egyptian-brokered talks with Israel on
Lupo’s 28-month prison term is a warning to other polluters
Editorial: Ben Lupo, the Mahoning Valley’s serial polluter, got a break from U.S. District Court Judge Donald
F.Y.I.
SounDoctrine caps monthly jazz series YOUNGSTOWN Contemporary jazz-fusion band SounDoctrine will
NEW THIS WEEK
NEW THIS WEEK The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) A promising young chef and his family, who have been
Man struck, killed by passenger train
Associated Press ROOTSTOWN, Ohio Authorities say a passenger train struck and killed a man as he
Why did Watergate happen?
Opinion: WASHINGTON At about 5:15 p.m. on June 17, 1971, in the Oval Office, the president ordered a crime:
AUDITIONS
AUDITIONS ACTORS “Pinocchio,SDRq directed by Peggy Hanna, New Castle Playhouse, 202 E. Long
“Garfunkel and Oates” (10 p.m., IFC): This new series highlights the zany misadventures
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'Jamie Marks Is Dead' at Cleveland theater
“Jamie Marks Is Dead,” the film adapted from the novel “One for Sorrow” by Youngstown State University professor Christopher Barzak, will open Aug. 29 at the Capitol Theater in Cleveland.
New North Jackson assisted living almost complete
The Antonine Village, a $9 million assisted living and memory care center, is nearing completion.
AP source: Bank of America nears $16B to $17B settlement
Associated Press WASHINGTON Bank of America is nearing a $16 billion to $17 billion settlement
CD RATES
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Indiana’s education suffering
Opinion: Evansville (Ind.) Courier & Press: Indiana education’s hierarchy continues to wade through the
FOUNDATION GRANTS | Award recipients
The Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley announced Wednesday the award of $124,800 in grants
Matalco closes on Lordstown land
The sale of Lordstown property for the aluminum company, Matalco, was completed Tuesday.
Kochs quenching GOP thirst
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords The Koch brothers — the GOP megadonors and fossil fuel magnates —
Car bombs kill 51
Car bombs kill 51 BAGHDAD A string of car bombs tore through busy shopping streets in several
Judges weigh 4 states’ same-sex marriage cases
Associated Press CINCINNATI Three federal judges weighing arguments in a landmark gay-marriage
Afghan official: General's killer hid in bathroom
Associated Press KABUL, AFGHANISTAN The Afghan soldier who killed a U.S. two-star general and
Worker killed while operating aluminum press at BRT Extrusions
A worker at BRT Extrusions, 1818 N. Main St., was killed when he was crushed in an aluminum press he was operating at 8:41 p.m. Tuesday.
METRO DUGEST || Drug arrest at Boardman Shops
Drug charges BOARDMAN Township police arrested a man Tuesday at the Shops at Boardman Park, 389
Lawn fertilizer
Lawn fertilizer Keeping the lawn healthy now through fertilization will ensure a great spring
Soderbergh, Owen team up for medical drama
By FRAZIER MOORE AP Television Writer BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. No rubber gloves. No high-tech
POLICE CALLS IN POLAND, BOARDMAN
POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND
Nigeria rushes to get isolation tents for Ebola
Associated Press LAGOS, NIGERIA Nigerian authorities rushed to obtain isolation tents Wednesday
BUSINESS DIGEST || Quaker Steak & Lube to make donations
Quaker Steak & Lube to make donations boardman From 4 to 10 p.m. Monday, the Austintown and
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Thomas G. Whiteman, 36, of 551 Palmer Ave.,
Are those colorful caterpillars beauties or beasts? Swallowtail butterflies
Swallowtail butterflies are large (2 3/4-5 inches) and easy to identify.
Ohio Players tap Rick Ward
Youngstown jazz guitarist Rick Ward is the newest member of the Ohio Players.
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Houston firm offers space flights for pet remains HOUSTON A Houston company that
Tiger opts to play PGA Championship
Only days after withdrawing from the Bridgestone with back spasms, he decided to play the summer’s final major.
Boat Rides into Nature & History
Boat Rides into Nature & History When: Today, noon-12:20 or 12:30-12:50 p.m. What: Learn
Today is Thursday, Aug. 7, the 219th day of 2014
Today is Thursday, Aug. 7, the 219th day of 2014. There are 146 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Epsom salt can be harmful
Q. What is happening to my tomatoes? They start out nice, but then the bottom turns black and
Viburnum looking ragged?
Viburnum looking ragged? Viburnum leaf beetle is an invasive species that is well established in
Plantings can girdle tree roots
By Eric Barrett OSU Ext. educator I know it’s tempting. The trees in your yard provide great
SPORTS DIGEST || YSU volleyball squad earns academic honors
YSU volleyball squad earns academic honors YOUNGSTOWN For the first time in program history, the
Wednesday, August 6 (109 stories)
YSU faculty union leader wants Tressel to intervene in negotiations
Youngstown State University’s faculty union leader wrote to President Jim Tressel that she’s disappointed in his lack of effort to stand behind faculty, and asked him to step in and help with protracted negotiations.
Several county-wide tax requests on November ballot
Despite what it will say on the ballot, the Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County is not seeking a tax increase.
Austintown racino spokesman: 'Time to start thinking of this project as done'
Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course officially opens its doors Sept. 17.
Youngstown students honing skills at summer band camp
“Band, ten-hut!” shouts Shawn Marko, the new director of instrumental music for Youngstown City Schools.
Preparations under way for Canfield Fair's Aug. 27 opening
This year is Craig L. Myers’ first as fair board president, but it’s certainly not his first at the Canfield Fair.
Judge cites trafficker's good qualities before ordering probation
Even the prosecuting attorney acknowledged that a man being sentenced for two drug-trafficking charges Wednesday had some positive things going for him.
Grand jury to consider Petroff arson case
A man accused of setting fire to his ex-girlfriend’s garage, truck and home had his case bound over to a Mahoning County grand jury Wednesday after a preliminary hearing.
Pastor Dave grows tranquil garden for St. Catherine's parishioners
The Bible says there was an abundance of life in the Garden of Eden.
Teen apologizes in Judge Evans' court for string of ATM robberies
Denzel Searcy told a judge sentencing him to seven years in prison for robbery that he did receive his high-school diploma.
Debris fire kept firefighters busy at former RG Steel mill
RG Steel fire brought under control after three hours
Police: 1 woman ran down another with her car in Columbus
1 woman ran down another with her car in Columbus
Classic car show fundraiser today in Hermitage, Pa.
Classic car show fundraiser today in Hermitage, Pa.
Jurors hear final arguments in porch shooting case
Jurors hear final arguments in porch shooting case
OSU band alumni group still wants director rehired
OSU band alumni group still wants director rehired
Poland man faces drug charges after arrest in Boardman
Poland man faces drug charges after arrest in Boardman
Veteran charged in Pa. robbery-slaying says he has PTSD
Veteran charged in Pa. robbery-slaying says he has PTSD
Indirect Israel-Hamas talks on Gaza start in Cairo
Indirect Israel-Hamas talks on Gaza start in Cairo
FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
THURSDAY Poland United Methodist Church, 1940 Boardman-Poland Road, will have takeout dinners
Poland church plans funfest in the yard
Poland church plans funfest in the yard POLAND Heritage Presbyterian Church, 1951 Mathews Road,
Wings-n-Wheels to celebrate aviation museum's opening
People will be flying to Warren this weekend for a grand opening.
Prosecutors praise harsh Lupo prison sentence
‘Environmental crimes are extremely serious matters,’ U.S. Attorney says after Ben Lupo gets 28 months in federal prison.
Powell sentenced to 12 years, 11 months in Detroit-to-Warren drug conspiracy
A Warren man charged in a major drug distribution conspiracy has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in federal prison after his guilty plea.
County commissioners, port authority: panel will continue
Close to four hours of meetings put the commissioners from Mahoning and Trumbull counties and members of the Western Reserve Port Authority in a good mood Tuesday afternoon.
Canfield falls, but advances to regional semifinals
Ohio champions get a rematch against Illinois on Thursday
Youngstown schools get grants for reading and college readiness
The $400,000 in new money is for after-school programs at McGuffey Elementary and East High schools
Warren man to be sentenced Nov. 6 for role in Ponzi scheme
A Warren man pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to 12 counts of wire fraud and money laundering for his role in a $20 million Ponzi scheme
Good teaching comes first, technology can help, speaker says
Teachers learn tools shouldn’t get in the way of learning
SPORTS DIGEST || Valley’s Greatest Driver contest has openings
Valley’s Greatest Driver contest has openings Ever wonder how your distance off the tee stacks up
Event will feature jazz music and wine
The Lake Milton Nature Arts Council, in collaboration with the Dana School of Music, will present YSU Jazz & Wine Under the Stars this Saturday at the Lake Milton State Park Amphitheater.
Kansas is coming to Stambaugh
Kansas, the classic rock band known for hits like “Carry on My Wayward Son” and “Dust In the Wind,” will come to Stambaugh Auditorium.
Youngstown design committee approves 2 downtown building demos
Committee members also approved landscaping for the former Paramount Theater location
Anti-fracking group seeks bill’s passage 4th time
By BURTON SPEAKMAN bspeakman@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN A group of Youngstown activists hopes the
Newton Falls voters may get to weigh in on tax credit
The village clerk will file a citizens referendum, making it possible that Newton Falls voters may get to decide in the Nov. 4 election whether to reverse a decision by village council.
Trumbull Memorial Health Foundation awards $153,000 for Trumbull projects
The Trumbull Memorial Health Foundation has awarded $153,200 in grants to 10 health-oriented projects in Trumbull County.
Discovery Channel renews Fat ‘N Furious
The crew at Christmas Automotive replaces an engine in a scene from “Fat ‘N Furious.” From left are Chuck Kountz, Tommy Christmas and Steve McGranahan. The show’s strong finish in the ratings earned it a renewal for a second season.
POLICE CALLS IN CANFIELD, AUSTINTOWN
POLICE CALLS A summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown: CANFIELD
Gay-marriage amendments are flooding federal courts
Associated Press CINCINNATI Federal appeals courts soon will hear arguments in gay-marriage
YOUNGSTOWN FOUNDATION | Grant awards
Twenty-nine area organizations received grants totaling $334,909 by the distribution committee of
Missouri ready to execute prisoner
Missouri ready to execute prisoner ST. LOUIS The U.S. Supreme Court and Missouri’s governor
2nd US Ebola patient arrives in Atlanta
Associated Press ATLANTA An American aid worker infected with Ebola arrived Tuesday in Atlanta,
Struthers man facing attempted murder charge may get new lawyer
Charged with attempted murder during argument with wife
Kasich adds $2M to his campaign war chest
In June and July, more than 100 contributors chipped in $10,000 or more to the governor’s re-election efforts.
Israel, Hamas plan to negotiate new Gaza deal
Associated Press GAZA CITY, GAZA STRIP The outlines of a solution for battered, blockaded Gaza
Afghan soldier kills US general, wounds about 15
Associated Press KABUL, AFGHANISTAN An American major general was shot to death Tuesday in one
Subaru recalls 5 models over air bags
Subaru recalls 5 models over air bags DETROIT Subaru is recalling an undetermined number of
Russian tourists stranded abroad as crisis grows
Associated Press MOSCOW Last week, tens of thousands of Russians sunning themselves on Italian
Campbell cops arrest men for drug possession
One man has a court hearing Aug. 12; the other will be in court Friday
Trumbull Republicans choose J.D. Williams to run for commissioner
The Trumbull County Republican Party’s Central Committee chose J.D. Williams of Liberty to run against Democrat Mauro Cantalamessa for Trumbull County commissioner.
NEWSMAKERS
NEWSMAKERS ‘Sharknado’ cuts up week’s Nielsen ratings NEW YORK With “Sharknado” and a tight
Boy, 9, dies after being stabbed by a 12-year-old
Associated Press KENTWOOD, MICH. A 9-year-old boy repeatedly stabbed by a 12-year-old at a
Colo. Democrats avoid fracking fight
Associated Press DENVER Colorado Democrats avoided a politically costly fight over oil and gas
Obama announces $33B in commitments for Africa
Associated Press WASHINGTON Seeking to strengthen America’s financial foothold in Africa,
Surplus food
Surplus food Price Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, 920 Dryden Ave., Youngstown, produce giveaway 11
Agenda Thursday
Agenda Thursday Mathews school board, special meeting, 5 p.m., library, Baker Elementary, 4095
METRO DIGEST | Sidewalk closing for Party on the Plaza
Sidewalk to close for Party on Plaza YOUNGSTOWN The sidewalk and front area of Warehouse 50, 47
Coroner rules death of Warren man homicide by multiple gunshot wounds
The Trumbull County coroner has ruled that Mitchell Pruitt, 50, of 1570 Deerfield St. SW, died of multiple gunshot wounds and his death is a homicide.
Living in post-thinking era
Opinion: Some have said that we are living in a post-industrial era, while others have said that we are
Ask Mr. Know It All
Q. By mid-summer, vegetables and fruit in our 1-acre garden are ripe and ready to be canned. We can
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Joseph D. Parenti, 23, of 628 E. Long Ave., New
YNDC receives $300k from local bank for lending
The Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation has found a new partner in its mission to get more homeowners in the city.
Man charged with felonious assault in Willow Lake Park incident
Jamie Jewell, 20, of state Route 193 in Dorset, Ohio, is in the Trumbull County jail.
Let Toledo water crisis raise level of concern over toxic algae
Editorial: Last weekend’s water crisis in Northwest Ohio brought untold amounts of hardship, sacrifice and
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Sean and Tracy Ross, Warren, boy, Aug. 2. (correction) John
Toledo water crisis must raise level of concern over toxic algae
Editorial: Last weekend’s water crisis in Northwest Ohio brought untold amounts of hardship, sacrifice and
Distracted passengers abound
Opinion: Grand Haven (Mich.) Tribune: You would have had to be living in a cave to have not heard the term
Today is Wednesday, Aug. 6, the 218th day of 2014
Today is Wednesday, Aug. 6, the 218th day of 2014. There are 147 days left in the year.
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Couple wants middle names to include ‘Seamonster’ HOLYOKE, Mass. Sea monsters may
Television series and movies released on DVD this week include:
Television series and movies released on DVD this week include: v “Californication: The Final
SANDLOTS On area diamonds
SOFTBALL JUNIOR LEAGUE Indiana 5, Boardman 1 AKRON Morgan Smith tossed a five-hitter as the
This is a big month for the Burger Guyz
This is a big month for the Burger Guyz August is a big burger month for the Burger Guyz. After
A brewery with bark and bite
A brewery with bark and bite Ohio-based Thirsty Dog Brewing Co. has a high quality and diverse
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US Attorney: Sentence well-deserved in Lupo oilfield dumping case
Ben Lupo’s sentence of 28 months in federal prison and fine of $25,000 for ordering illegal discharges of oilfield waste down a storm drain and into a Mahoning River tributary in Youngstown are well-deserved, a U.S. Attorney said.
Powell gets about 13 years for Detroit-to-Warren drug op
A Warren man charged in a major drug distribution conspiracy has been sentenced to nearly 13 years in federal prison after his guilty plea.
Officials confident WR port authority will survive
Close to four hours of meetings put the commissioners from Mahoning and Trumbull counties and members of the Western Reserve Port Authority in a good mood Tuesday afternoon.
Anti-fracking activists submit enough signatures to get measure on ballot again
A group of Youngstown activists hopes the fourth time is the charm after seeing the Community Bill of Rights defeated three times at the polls.
2 demolitions to create more parking downtown
Two more downtown buildings will be torn down to make way for additional parking.
Good teaching trumps tech devices for student learning, expert says
Most teachers likely would agree that Padlets, Google forms and other tools have aided in their lesson plans, but no type of classroom technology should usurp means to enhance students’ abilities to learn, a technology expert stresses.
Youngstown schools gets $400K for after-school programs
The city school district received $400,000 in additional grant money for after-school programs that focus on literacy and college and career readiness.
Brother of Ponzi-scheme mastermind pleads guilty
A Warren man pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court here to 12 counts of wire fraud and money laundering for his role in the $20 million Ponzi scheme he and his brother carried out in 2007 and 2008.
GOP chooses Williams to face Cantalamessa in November election
GOP chooses Williams to face Cantalamessa in November election
Ohio archbishop urges prayer for traditional marriage
Ohio archbishop urges prayer for traditional marriage
BREAKING NEWS: Ben Lupo sentenced to 28 months in prison, fined $25K
Lupo sentenced to 28 months in prison
UPDATE | Power outage affects 2,600 South Side homes, businesses
Power outage affects 2,600 South Side homes, businesses
Prosecutors may appeal bail granted to Philadelphia officers
Prosecutors may appeal bail granted to Philadelphia officers
Warren police treat man's death as possible homicide
Warren police treat man's death as possible homicide
Commemorative JFK coin draws hundreds to US Mint in Philly
Commemorative JFK coin draws hundreds to US Mint in Philly
Ohio Dem gubernatorial candidate lacked driver's license
Ohio Dem gubernatorial candidate lacked driver's license
Warren man sentenced to 12 years 11 months on federal gun, drug charges
Warren man sentenced to 12 years 11 months on federal gun, drug charges
7th Buddy Walk fundraiser for Down syndrome is Saturday
7th Buddy Walk fundraiser for Down syndrome is Saturday
Dog vests to be bought with funds raised for slain Pa. police dog
Dog vests to be bought with funds raised for slain Pa. police dog
Cortland Banks partners with YNDC on $300K mortgage-loan program
Cortland Banks partners with YNDC on $300K mortgage-loan program
90-year-old Ohio man gets 4 years in wife's 'mercy' killing
90-year-old Ohio man gets 4 years in wife's mercy killing
REUNIONS
Austintown Fitch High School Class of 1965 has begun making plans for its 50th class reunion in
Warren Italian-American Heritage Festival begins Thursday in Courthouse Square
The timing is right for a Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons tribute band to perform in Courthouse Square.
Manziel gets first reps with Browns’ starters
Johnny Manziel took a planned trip one slot up the depth chart. There’s no telling how long No. 2 will stay No. 1.
Study: Few Hispanic roles in top Hollywood movies
By JESSE WASHINGTON AP National Writer A new study shows that less than 5 percent of actors in
The Kendrick brothers have formula for success Bible Belt filmmakers
By LUCAS L. JOHNSON II Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. It’s the Hollywood ending every
Gordon leaves practice for appeal hearing
Josh Gordon got back on the field before the NFL stopped him.
Poll: Ohio largely forgives LeBron
Many of the negative feelings for LeBron James have been wiped away following his return to the Cleveland Cavaliers this summer.
Fitch levy won't be brought up for a few years
District hopes three key systems in need of repair can hold on until then
Anti-frackers are back for the fourth time with a charter amendment
Supporters of a plan to base the number of wards in Youngstown on population are looking to get on Nov. 4 ballot
Forgotten meth lab bottle yields four-year prison term
Justen Warner of Sebring forgetfully left the meth lab bottle in a convenience store.
$751M — Mahoning's visitor spending up 12.9% last year
Visitors are big business in Mahoning County, according to a Tourism Economics report.
New Lordstown plant manager named
Steve Notar Donato is the new General Motors Lordstown Complex plant manager effective Aug. 1.
2 states carry on executions with strong sedative
Associated Press ST. LOUIS Despite a shortage of lethal-injection drugs, two of the nation’s
Live music performances on television shows this week include:
Live music performances on television shows this week include: v St. Vincent: Tonight on “Late
Mayor: Water now safe to drink again
Associated Press TOLEDO Two days after warning some 400,000 people in Ohio and Michigan not to
Ohio judge accused of punching estranged wife
Associated Press CLEVELAND A judge accused of biting and punching his wife as they drove through
Put congressional reps on alert during their summer vacation
Opinion: Put congressional reps on alert during their summer vacation Congress has done one of the few
History program
History program YOUNGSTOWN The Mahoning Valley Historical Society’s Young Leader’s Advisory
Ghost of Nixon, 40 years on
Opinion: WASHINGTON Forty years after he slunk out of office, Richard M. Nixon retains the capacity to
Union claims Valley Care has ‘covert’ plan to fire LPNs
Trumbull Memorial says the hospital is moving toward a different staffing model for nurses
Wal-Mart website to customize shopping
Associated Press NEW YORK Wal-Mart, in its latest bid to compete with nemesis Amazon.com, is
Avalon Holdings has bigs plans for hotel
Resort and Spa expected to make site a year round destination
Flash floods damage more than 30 homes
Flash floods damage more than 30 homes MOUNT BALDY, Calif. When the skies opened up with a
Selected local stocks
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newsmakers
newsmakers Freed’s ashes removed from rock hall exhibit CLEVELAND The remains of the deejay
ebola US government had role in drug given to 2 aid workers
Associated Press Two American aid workers infected with Ebola are getting an experimental drug so
Academic distress commission proves its value to Youngstown
Editorial: From Superintendent Connie Hathorn to the Youngstown Board of Education to the Youngstown City
Israel, Hamas accept cease-fire
Associated Press JERUSALEM Israel and Hamas on Monday accepted an Egyptian cease-fire proposal
birthdays
birthdays Actress Loni Anderson is 69. Singer Rick Derringer is 67. Singer Samantha Sang is 61.
Schedule Warren Italian-American Heritage Festival
Thursday 4 p.m.: Ribbon-cutting ceremony, main entrance across from Comfort Inn 6 to 11 p.m.:
Australian aboriginal remedy for mosquito bites
Q. Years ago, on a hike in an Oregon forest, I was complaining about the itch of a mosquito bite. A
Cuba abuzz over news of US travelers program
Associated Press HAVANA News that the U.S. government quietly contracted young Latin Americans
‘Health at Home’ workshop is set
‘Health at Home’ workshop is set BOARDMAN Humility of Mary Health Partners will offer a one-hour
Charge accusing man of Purple Heart falsification goes to grand jury
More than a dozen military veterans attended a hearing for a man charged with falsifying discharge papers to receive Purple Heart license plates.
oddly enough
oddly enough Cops: Drunk got in police car with officers in back seat PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh
Bob Evans to donate to Akron Children’s
Bob Evans to donate to Akron Children’s YOUNGSTOWN All Bob Evans restaurants in Mahoning,
Today is Tuesday, Aug. 5, the 217th day of 2014. There are 148 days left in the year.
Today is Tuesday, Aug. 5, the 217th day of 2014. There are 148 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
wwi centennial Former enemies unite for ceremony
Associated Press SAINT-SYMPHORIEN, Belgium Separated by only a small patch of yellow daisies
ODE extends EdChoice deadline to Sept. 5
The scholarship allows students from underperforming schools to attend participating private schools
Trumbull County magistrate headed to Indiana to be administrative law judge
Atty. Jason Earnhart, a magistrate in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court since 2007 and an assistant Trumbull County prosecutor for seven years before that, is leaving to become a U.S. administrative law judge in Valparaiso, Ind.
Trumbull Board of Developmental Disabilities extends its superintendent’s contract
The Trumbull County Board of Developmental Disabilities has approved a 5-year extension of the contract of its superintendent, Edward J. Stark.
Ohio man killed in crash of paraglider is identified
Associated Press QUINCY, Ohio Authorities have identified the Ohio man killed when the
Former commissioner Stern set to enter HOF
David Stern will be enshrined Friday in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
NY doctor: ‘Odds are’ patient doesn’t have virus
Associated Press NEW YORK A man who recently visited West Africa and had a high fever and
Fundraiser planned
Fundraiser planned youngstown A spaghetti dinner fundraiser is planned from 11:30 a.m. to 4:30
Penn State looking for linebackers
Penn State lacking linebackers is like a carpenter running out of nails.
Campbell City Schools promotes healthy eating, physical activity through new course
The semester-long strength and weight training course will begin in the fall.
Youngstown to install two splash pads including one in an area with the city’s lowest juvenile population
The park is popular with kids on the East Side, the city’s park and rec director said.
Penguins are 21st in preseason coaches poll
Penguins are 21st in preseason coaches poll YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown State football team
Tiger’s caddie waits, like everyone else
Woods’ agent says it’s too early for doctors to decide if he can play this week.
Columbiana County ESC receives STEM grant
The project will serve more than 7,000 students in eight school districts
Agenda Wednesday
Agenda Wednesday Mahoning County Law Library Resources Board, rescheduled summer quarterly
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Mohammad K. Lababdeh, 47, of 909 Cook Ave., Boardman,
Ursuline valedictorian uses graduation money to help local charity
Ursuline valedictorian uses graduation money to help local charity
De La Cruz blast powers Scrappers
Juan De La Cruz hit a three-run home run in a 4-1 victory over the Vermont Lake Monsters.
‘Really nice guy’ sworn in as Trumbull commissioner
There’s still uncertainty about the way the Trumbull County Democratic Party selected Mauro Cantalamessa to serve as county commissioner, but he was sworn in Monday morning and began his duties.
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Ursuline valedictorian uses grad money to help Beatitude House
Ursuline valedictorian uses grad money to help Beatitude House
Union: ValleyCare has plan to eliminate LPNs at TMH
Union: ValleyCare has plan to eliminate LPNs at TMH
Meth-lab bottle nets Sebring man 4 years in prison
Meth-lab bottle nets Sebring man 4 years in prison
Activists try a fourth time to ban fracking in Youngstown
Activists try of fourth time to ban fracking in Youngstown
Midsummer Night's Dream rescheduled for Friday at Mill Creek Park
Midsummer Night's Dream rescheduled
Report: Tourists pumped $751M into Mahoning County econony in 2013
Report: Tourists pumped $751M into Mahoning County economy in 2013
Traffic moving again in Springfield Township after accident
Traffic moving again in Springfield Township after accident
Campbell police charge 2 men with breaking and entering
Campbell police charge 2 men with breaking and entering
Coin club will meet
Coin club will meet WHEATLAND, PA. Wheatland Mercer County Coin Club will meet Wednesday at the
WORTH A LOOK
BINGO PARTIES American Legion Unit 301, 3652 Oakwood Ave., Austintown, will host a Bingo Party
Irish band tries to gain foothold in the US Following the Script
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Connecting the dots is what the Script frontman Danny
Turf for new Boardman stadium slated to be finished by end of month
Booster Club seeks corporate sponsors to fund stadium
Plans announced for Tressel’s installation as YSU president
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN James P. Tressel will be installed as the ninth president of Youngstown
YSU faculty and staff lack confidence in trustees’ leadership
The survey was conducted internally as part of the strategic plan process
Nelson finally set to be on the road again for Nev. bout
He’ll fight Luis Grajeda in a 10-round bout
Lupo sentencing hearing could be lengthy
Three witnesses may testify before the judge pronounces sentence in the oilfield waste dumping case.
MCCTC preschool moves to within Canfield elementaries
Allows for collaboration between preschool and kindergarten teachers
New group aims to lure filmmakers
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown Regional Film Commission is being launched with a goal of
Scrappers’ bullpen collapses; Lake Monsters rough up Garcia
Mahoning Valley wastes Zapata’s strong start
RECORD REVIEWS
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Album: “Hypnotic Eye” (Reprise) Grade: A Tom Petty isn’t
Wealth gap lasts into retirement
Associated Press William Kistler views retirement like someone tied to the tracks and watching a
newsmakers
newsmakers Marvel’s ‘Guardians’ rockets to top of movie box office LOS ANGELES “Guardians of
Lake’s algae problems began building a decade ago
The toxins that contaminated the drinking water supply of 400,000 people in northwest Ohio didn’t just suddenly appear.
Youngstown makes pledge to be ‘Maker City’
Hundreds came out to Sunday's finale of the Youngstown Maker City Initiative.
tripoli, libya 22 killed in clashes over airport
Associated Press TRIPOLI, Libya A day of militia fighting over control of the international
Riding with … Dave Blaney
Riding with … Dave Blaney Sunday: The Trumbull County native finished 26th in Sunday’s
BIRTHS
BIRTHS St. Elizabeth Health Center Sean and Tracy Ross, Alliance, boy, Aug. 2. Desnia McElroy
“Oil was observed flowing from the creek into the Mahoning River towards the end of the over-
“Oil was observed flowing from the creek into the Mahoning River towards the end of the over-one-
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Victor O. Mazeyk, 29, of 304 W. Broadway, Girard, and
Years Ago
Today is Monday, Aug. 4, the 216th day of 2014. There are 149 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Woman with Ebola to head to US on Tuesday
Associated Press ATLANTA A second American missionary stricken with Ebola is expected to fly
Security increased for prison director
Security increased for prison director OKLAHOMA CITY The Oklahoma Department of Corrections has
Band director of Ohio State deserves his marching orders
Editorial: As documented in a scathing 92- page investigative report, the highly trumpeted Ohio State
gaza strip Israel withdraws most troops
Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Israel withdrew most of its ground troops from the Gaza
Ohio Glaciers set for AAABA tourney
Ohio Glaciers set for AAABA tourney JOHNSTOWN, PA. Ohio Glaciers of Youngstown Class B League
Strong quake kills at least 381 in southern China
Associated Press BEIJING A strong earthquake in southern China’s Yunnan province toppled
Congress compromises at last
Opinion: Register Herald of Beckley, W.Va.: A compromise in what has been a sharply contested effort to fund
Richard Nixon — who resigned the presidency 40 years ago this week — has been portrayed
Richard Nixon — who resigned the presidency 40 years ago this week — has been portrayed memorably
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Mahoning County Board of Elections, 8 a.m., board room, MCBOE office, 345 Oak Hill
Calif. wildfire destroys 8 homes
Associated Press BURNEY, Calif. A pair of wildfires burning without restraint about 8 miles
Police: Mother suspected of killing toddler
Associated Press CANNON BEACH, Ore. The mother of a toddler found dead and teen girl found
New VP at Catholic Charities USA will help ‘shape public policy’
Brian Corbin takes practical experience at diocesan level to national forum
National Night Out in New Middletown
National Night Out in New Middletown NEW MIDDLETOWN A parade in observance of National Night Out
Woman killed in western Pa. motorcycle accident
Staff report SHENAGO TOWNSHIP, Pa. A Mercer County woman died after a vehicle struck the
Free meal
Free meal Trinity United Methodist Church, 2427 Columbiana Road, New Springfield, free meal,
Shopping carts stolen
Shopping carts stolen GROVE CITY, Pa. Thirty-five shopping carts were stolen from a store last
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY $400K grant allows professor to study brain, aggression
Staff report kent Aggressive behavior in animals may result in posturing, teeth baring or
2014 Scholarships Trumbull County
The list of high school graduates who have received college or university scholarships is based on
oddly enough
oddly enough Cops may have ‘freaked’ man who stole trash truck BOULDER, Colo. A man accused
Baseball standings & boxscores
STANDINGS American League East Division WLPctGB Baltimore6248.564— Toronto6053.53131/2
Sunday, August 3 (77 stories)
Woman faces charges after trying to commandeer police car in Pittsburgh
The incident happened outside a nightclub.
YSU faculty, staff lack confidence in trustees, survey shows
The survey was conducted earlier this year.
YSU invites public to Tressel's installation ceremony
The ninth YSU president also will give an address.
Rep. Ryan hails complete manufacturing transformation at America Makes open house
Ryan and the founder of America Makes pledged to make Youngstown "Maker City'
At least 3 witnesses expected to testify at Lupo's sentencing Tuesday
Lupo's personal physician is expected to testify
Israel removes most of its troops from Gaza
More than 1,800 Palestinians have been killed in the monthlong war
Toledo water crisis continues; many have worried over algae blooms for years
Some hospitals have stopped elective surgeries
Miss McMahon, Mr. Anthony are engaged
Beverly and Kenneth McMahon of Poland are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Leigh McMahon of Poland, and Justin Allen Anthony of Wadsworth, Ohio.
Julianne Strauss, Scott Brownlee to marry Aug. 9
BOARDMAN Julianne Strauss and Scott Brownlee will be getting married Aug. 9, her parents are
Miss Bentfeld, Mr. Armburger plan Sept. 6 rite
BOARDMAN George and Debbie Bentfeld of Boardman are announcing the engagement and upcoming
Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths mark 65th anniversary
GIRARD Ralph and Florence Griffiths of Girard marked their 65th wedding anniversary with a dinner
Poplars celebrate golden mark with vacation
LEETONIA Tom and Penny Poplar of Leetonia celebrated their 50th anniversary with a vacation at
SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, active exercise
GARDEN CLUBS
TUESDAY Ikebana will meet for the club picnic. Hostess, place and time will be announced.
SOCIETY DIGEST
GWRRA to meet for a corn roast southington Gold Wing Road Riders Association Chapter I-2 will
SENIOR MENUS
Easter Seals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays in Columbiana and Mahoning counties for people 60
SENIOR CITIZENS
Ajax Magnethermic Retirees will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Station Square, 4250 Belmont Ave.,
Shop hop will promote quilting, aid food banks
Eight local quilt stores are coming together for a cause.
How to pay for the high cost of college
The 529 College Savings Plan is one investment tool for education
Tapiture goes outside to win West Virginia Derby
Tapiture pulled off a risky move, going from the inside to the outside during the final stretch, to win the West Virginia Derby by a nose Saturday at Mountaineer Race Track and Gaming Resort.
Youngstown mayor focusing on demos, blight remediation, code enforcement
The city is changing its online property monitoring system
Dog show boasts 2,125 dogs, 163 breeds
People filled Canfield Fairgrounds on Saturday, most of them joined by at least one dog.
Italian Fest offers heritage, food, crafts, music, worship
The three-day, downtown Greater Youngstown Italian Fest coincides this year with the America Makes open house.
Indiana homers spill Canfield at regional
Boardman’s Junior League softball team loses opener in Akron
1,000 participate in second annual wellness walk
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Antoine Watkins has many numbers programmed into his
Poland golfer Maria Mancini toured Asia with NCAA All-Stars
Most college athletes take the summer off from learning and focus on staying sharp for next season.
Torrential rain causes flooding in Trumbull
Several Trumbull County communities were hardest hit by rainfall of up to 4 inches in 40 minutes.
Warren native named chairman of brass dept.
YSU grad Sean Jones recently released his seventh album Staff report BOSTON Berklee College of
40 years after Nixon's stunning fall
President Richard Nixon delivers his farewell address to the White House staff, Aug. 9, 1974, as his daughter Julie and her husband David Eisenhower stand by. Eisenhower is the grandson of the widely admired five-star General Dwight D. "Ike" Eisenhower, under whom Nixon served as vice president from 1953-'61.
House arrest for Ben Lupo would send wrong message
Editorial: As he ponders the fate of Ben Lupo, the Mahoning Valley serial polluter, U.S. District Court Judge
Waze connects social drivers
I love to drive. Whether on my own or with the family, it gives me time to think, listen to music
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Youngstown Board of Health, 8 a.m., conference room, Oakhill Renaissance Place, 345
Blood Drives
Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Health Center Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown, 9 a.m.
salem community theatre Superb ‘Producers’ cast takes opening-night glitches in stride
By Eric McCrea entertainment@vindy.com salem “The Producers” is one of those rare movies that
US doctor with Ebola in Atlanta for treatment
Associated Press ATLANTA The first Ebola victim to be brought to the United States from Africa
Crayola to open family attraction in Orlando
Associated Press EASTON, Pa. Crayon manufacturer Crayola is building a family attraction in
METRO DIGEST || CASA volunteers
CASA volunteers YOUNGSTOWN The Mahoning County Court Appointed Special Advocates Guardian ad
Trumbull Dems boss won’t win
Opinion: Trumbull County Democratic Party Chairman Dan Polivka is on a losing streak. First, his candidate
Book group to talk about murder mystery
Book group to talk about murder mystery SALEM “The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher: A Shocking Murder
NEW YORK CITY Hate-crime case brings back racial wounds
Associated Press NEW YORK Yitzhak Shuchat, a white member of a civilian patrol group, and Andrew
Syria rebels capture troops
Associated Press BEIRUT Rebels fighting in Syria’s civil war crossed into Lebanon and raided a
Netanyahu to US: Don’t second-guess me on Hamas
Associated Press WASHINGTON After the quick collapse of the cease-fire in Gaza, Israeli Prime
HandsOn Volunteer Network of the Valley, engages 21st-century volunteers to improve civic health and
HandsOn Volunteer Network of the Valley, engages 21st-century volunteers to improve civic health and
Reed caps induction with catch
The Buffalo Bills wideout was one of seven players inducted in this year’s Hall of Fame class.
Area golf league scores
MEN Coitsville (Bedford Trails) — Low gross: C.J. Andre 37; Ed Romack, Larry Miner 38; Dave
Thomas gets chance to train with Troy
Steelers safety Shamarko Thomas traveled to San Diego to work out with the future Hall of Famer.
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Greater Youngs-town Italian Fest, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.: Italian-born
Karzmer: Tips on how golfers can save time, money
You don’t always have to have new clubs or play 18 holes.
Today is Sunday, August 3, the 215th day of 2014
Today is Sunday, August 3, the 215th day of 2014. There are 150 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Puskas: Thome worthy of HOF, not statue
There were better options available for a statue than Thome, who left the Tribe for more money in Philadelphia.
AVI helps to launch Bob Evans Express
AVI helps to launch Bob Evans Express WARREN AVI Foodsystems Inc. of Warren has helped Bob Evans
What to look for in luggage
When it comes to luggage, figuring out what to buy isn’t easy, since the selection is enormous, says
Enough already with geese!; Without geese, park feels empty; Double standard for pope?; Let vets use Medicare; Make Bible law of land
Opinion: Enough already with the geese! What about protecting children? Good grief, how long are we going
Man charged in 3-year-old’s death
Man charged in 3-year-old’s death PHILADELPHIA Police in Philadelphia say a man has been
Selected local stocks
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WWI, ‘The Great War,’ great only in its carnage
Opinion: NEWBURY, England World War I began as most wars do with patriotic fervor and predictions of a
columbiana, TRUMBULL COUNTY courts
COURTS COLUMBIANA COUNTY New complaints National Collegiate Student Loan Trust v. Kelly
$3,000 seized in drug raids
Stolen property, cash, cocaine and drug paraphernalia were seized in two Salem raids that yielded three arrests.
Israeli soldier thought to be captured is declared dead
Associated Press JERUSALEM An Israeli soldier the military feared had been abducted by
Summer Sunsations
Many of our readers obviously make fun in the sun their summer priority. Here are a few of the
CAREER PATHS, LIMELIGHTS
BANKING Seven Seventeen Credit Union Inc. promoted Matt Brophy, Joyce Brothers and Brett Carnahan.
Canfield Industries evolves product to compete
The company unveiled the a new series of lower-cost composite valves to give customers cost savings.
Manziel flashes potential at team scrimmage
He and Brian Hoyer competed in front of a crowd of more than 20,000 people at the University of Akron.
Strengthening the Valley’s DNA
Editorial: In a quirky convergence this weekend of the old and new, the Mahoning Valley celebrated the
Saturday, August 2 (86 stories)
4 inches of rain in 40 minutes causes flooding in Trumbull County
Several Trumbull County communities were hardest hit by this afternoon’s heavy rain.
Salem raids net stolen goods, drugs, cash, more charges pending
Armed with search warrants, authorities raided two city locations, seizing stolen property and $3,000 in cash on Friday, according to the Columbiana County Drug Task Force.Armed with search warrants, authorities raided two city locations, seizing stolen property and $3,000 in cash on Friday, according to the Columbiana County Drug Task Force.
Rain curtailed attendance at Youngstown Italian Fest's polka Mass
People gathered across six downtown blocks this weekend for the 29th annual Greater Youngstown Italian Fest, which continues from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.Sunday.
Thousands of dogs, owners converge at Canfield Fairgrounds for 4-day Cluster
People filled Canfield Fairgrounds Saturday, most of them joined by at least one dog.
3-year-old killed by stray bullet while getting braids on front porch in Philly
The shooting death of a 3-year-old girl sitting on a front porch was decried as senseless violence, with one family friend saying, “No baby deserves to die like that.”
Pa. dad tells mom son died when decomposition odor became too strong
The mother of an 8-year-old Pennsylvania boy whose decomposing body was found on the third floor of their home said Saturday she didn’t know he had died until noticing the smell.
Flood warning remains in effect for Trumbull County
NWS offers safety precautions in the event of a flood.
Stacie Policy | Mathew Sweely Jr.
YOUNGSTOWN Stacie Policy and Mathew Sweely Jr. were united in marriage during a June 21 ceremony
Chastidy Stanford | Tre’Dell Code
WARREN Chastidy Yvonne Stanford, daughter of Jeffery Stanford and Melissa Stanford, both of
Nora Rogers | Christopher Castillo
CHARLESTON, S.C. Christopher Castillo and Nora Camellia Rogers were united in marriage in an
Arica Angelo | Tyler Hardgrove
YOUNGSTOWN Arica Angelo and Tyler Hardgrove were joined in marriage in a 1 p.m. ceremony June 20
Jenna Haoui | Trevor Jones
SURFSIDE BEACH, S.C. Jenna N. Haoui and Trevor J. Jones exchanged wedding vows June 9 on the
Michelle Holsinger | Jared Post
POLAND Michelle Holsinger of Poland and Jared Post of Fort Recovery, Ohio, were united in marriage
SOCIETY DIGEST
East Palestine public library will host magic program EAST PALESTINE East Palestine Memorial
Struthers teacher lives on through family's donation
Three days before she died, Linda S. Klacik told her husband something he didn’t think much of at the time.
In battle for Penguins’ starting QB slot, it’s Nania vs. Davis
Youngstown State coach Eric Wolford has a simple rule when it comes to position battles: a tie goes to the underclassman.
Campbell to disconnect service to unpaid water accounts
City officials are cracking down on delinquent water accounts — and on the residents who habitually request payment extensions.
Struthers detective stays on paid administrative leave
Detective Ray Greenwood continues to be employed by the city after a Friday pre-disciplinary conference, though he remains on paid administrative leave.
Ohio lawmaker proposes LeBron license plate
An Ohio lawmaker wants to give the state’s motorists the chance to score a license plate honoring LeBron James.
12 dogs from arson house need homes
The owner was no longer able to care for the animals after losing her home and possessions in the blaze
Lowellville hires new superintendent
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com LOWELLVILLE After a week’s worth of candidate
5 Seconds of Summer Don’t call them a boy band
By NICOLE EVATT Associated Press INGLEWOOD, California 5 Seconds of Summer fit the boy band
Library event to mark birthday
Staff report NORTH JACKSON The Tri-Lakes Library Capital Campaign Committee will have a
FitzGerald: Kasich bad for Mahoning Valley’s economic health
Kasich cut money from public education and transferred it to for-profit charter schools, FitzGerald said.
Strahan expects emotions to flow at HOF induction
Michael Strahan is pleased to know he is scheduled to go last during the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremonies.
SPORTS DIGEST || Manziel football sale raises funds for kids
Manziel football sale raises funds for kids Rawlings has announced that it will be producing a
Philanthropic Trumbull 100 celebrates its 20th year
Many projects have benefited from the efforts of the philanthropic business group Trumbull 100, which turned 20 years old this year.
FitzGerald says nothing improper happened with woman in car
news@vindy.com COLUMBUS Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Ed FitzGerald said there was nothing
Beatitude House seeks back-to-school supplies
Donated items are due to the Beatitude House by Wednesday
2 fundraisers planned for Akron Children's hospital
Restaurants are donating a percentage of their sales toward their effort
Equipment malfunction floods Lordstown basement with sewage
A resident of Palmyra Road has experienced repeated problems with sewage backup into her basement because of a malfunction of a nearby pump station, the most recent time on Thursday.
Cruze sales down, big vehicles up in July
The dealership lot at Sweeney Buick GMC on Market Street in Boardman. General Motors saw an increase of 9 percent in overall July sales.
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Chad M. Rachic, 35, of 5358 N. Beacon Drive,
MAHONING COUNTY Indictments
A Mahoning County grand jury indicted these people Thursday. They will be arraigned before Common
‘Outlander’ brings novels to life vibrantly
If you watch What: “Outlander” When: Tonight at 9 Where: Starz By FRAZIER MOORE AP
Grace Evangelistic Temple Church moves to new location on West Side
The church building was destroyed by fire in May
Wellness walk/run highlights healthier lifestyle
Opinion: Honorary chairmen were Warren Mayor Doug Franklin, McDonald Mayor Glenn Holmes and former Youngstown Mayor Jay Williams
No cease-fire: Israel pounds Gaza after apparent capture of soldier
Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Backed by tank fire and airstrikes, Israeli forces pushed
Liberty schools on the verge of shedding state’s shackles
Editorial: After three years of playing second fiddle to the state-mandated Liberty School District fiscal
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Wild, crazy political predictions
Opinion: COLUMBUS If you had asked an average person four years ago the chances of Ohio landing both a
Honeybees become endangered
Opinion: Sacramento Bee: For more than a decade, scientists have been trying to solve the mystery of
Demand growing for farm goods
Ohio ranks fourth in the nation in terms of the number of farmers markets, according to the USDA
newsmakers
newsmakers RFK Jr. to marry actress Cheryl Hines HYANNIS, Mass. Robert Kennedy Jr. and “Curb
Hyundai recalls 419K vehicles
Associated Press DETROIT Hyundai is recalling more than 419,000 cars and SUVs to fix
Discounts help drive up US auto sales
Associated Press DETROIT Big discounts helped U.S. auto sales sizzle in July. Toyota, Ford,
gm ignition-switch defect Filing period for compensation opens
Staff report DETROIT It is expected that hundreds of claims will be filed quickly to the General
War, articles build friendship
Opinion: A chance meeting of World War II veterans took place last month as I was recovering from a back-
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Greater Youngs-town Italian Fest, 3-11 p.m.: Polka mass at 4 p.m.,
METRO DIGEST || Teen shot in thigh
Teen shot in thigh YOUNGSTOWN A 16-year-old male is being treated for a gunshot wound at St.
Report: Gas prices predicted to drop
Report: Gas prices predicted to drop YOUNGSTOWN Gas prices may be lower than in recent years in
Ohio firefighter feted for chip-flavor idea
Associated Press TROY, OHIO A firefighter is being celebrated in his Ohio hometown for
Kings Island believes it beat shaved-heads record
Associated Press MASON, Ohio With wide grins and a few apprehensive looks, more than 200 people
sunday news shows
sunday news shows Guest lineups Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC’s “This Week”:
Obama: After 9/11, US used torture
Obama: After 9/11, US used torture WASHINGTON The United States tortured al-Qaida detainees
Television station WBCB will begin broadcasting in high definition on Monday
Television station WBCB, the Valley’s CW, will begin broadcasting in high definition on Monday
birthdays
birthdays Keyboardist Garth Hudson of The Band is 77. Director Wes Craven is 75. Singer Kathy
move to mahoning Grace Evangelistic Temple Church
Grace Evangelistic Temple Church, formerly located at 1026 Shehy St., Youngstown, is moving to its
House OKs bill to address border crisis
Associated Press WASHINGTON House Republicans passed legislation late Friday to address the
METRO DIGEST || Westfall murder before grand jury
Westfall murder before grand jury YOUNGSTOWN The case of a 40-year-old man accused of murdering
Chorale concert
Chorale concert BOARDMAN Mahoning Valley Chorale, directed by Kris Harper, will present a summer
Police chokehold caused man to die, medical examiner says
Associated Press NEW YORK The city medical examiner ruled Friday that a police officer’s
Today is Saturday, Aug. 2, the 214th day of 2014
Today is Saturday, Aug. 2, the 214th day of 2014. There are 151 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Americans with Ebola returning for treatment
Associated Press NEW YORK Two American aid workers seriously ill with Ebola will be brought from
vacation bible school | Sessions in the area
Lists of vacation Bible schools open to the public will run on the Religion page. Please include the
Niles church accepting Smart Choice food orders
Box choices range in price from $23 to $39 and include meat, vegetables, convenience meals, breakfast box, kid’s box, frozen fruit box and a basic meat box.
Evacuees return after massive blasts
Associated Press KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan Hundreds of people who fled from gas-pipeline explosions in
Gospel revival
Gospel revival ROGERS North Eastern Gospel Music Revival will be Aug. 9 at Rogers Assembly of
NHTSA: GM owner website gives faulty info on recalls
Associated Press DETROIT The government and General Motors are warning vehicle owners that GM’s
YSU roundup | More news and notes from Stambaugh Stadium
Still unsigned: Youngstown State coach Eric Wolford has not signed a contract extension and enters
Area players in the minors
AUSTINTOWN FITCH Steven Gruver, p, Fort Myers Miracle (Advanced-A). Gruver is 2-5 with a 3.15 ERA
More sandlot results
LITTLE LEAGUE 9-10 STATE TOURNEY Canfield 10, Dover 3 BRYAN Canfield earned a berth in the
Friday, August 1 (135 stories)
July misses cold record by 1.1 degree
Last month was tied for the seventh-coldest July for the Mahoning Valley, but wasn’t that far away from being No. 1.
Cruze sales fall as larger car sales rise
The Lordstown-built Chevrolet Cruze sales were down in July as the market leaned toward the purchase of larger vehicles, auto analysts say.
Hanni withdraws, Sweeney likely will run unopposed for judgeship
The Mahoning County Democratic Party will not field a candidate against Judge Maureen Sweeney of common pleas court as no one stepped forward to replace Mark Hanni on the ballot.
Lowellville's new superintendent on the job today
After a week’s worth of candidate interviews, Lowellville School District has a new superintendent.
Decision on suspended Struthers cop expected by next week
Detective Ray Greenwood continues to be employed by the city after a Friday pre-disciplinary conference, though he remains on paid administrative leave.
Struthers teacher's offhand remark evolves into husband's special tribute
Three days before she died, Linda S. Klacik told her husband something he didn’t think much of at the time.
Campbell cracking down on delinquent water bills
City officials are cracking down on delinquent water accounts — and on the residents who habitually request payment extensions.
Liberty master gardeners keep the township in bloom
They’re tall and they’re colorful, so they’re good at getting attention.
Easter Seals, YHS join with Byce Auction for fundraiser
Easter Seals, YHS join with Byce Auction for fundraiser
USDA report: Farmers markets growing, Ohio ranks fourth
USDA report: Farmers markets growing, Ohio ranks fourth
Kings Island theme park in Ohio says it topped shaved-heads record
Kings Island theme park in Ohio says it topped shaved-heads record
Restaurants have promotions to benefit Akron Children's hospital in Boardman
Restaurants have promotions to benefit Akron Children's hospital in Boardman
Youngstown man seeks to suppress his statements in murder case
Youngstown man seeks to suppress his statements in murder case
Struthers detective stays on paid administrative leave
Struthers detective stays on paid administrative leave
Ukraine: Investigators start jet crash site search
Ukraine: Investigators start jet crash site search
35 Palestinians killed, Israeli officer missing as cease-fire crumbles
35 Palestinians killed, Israeli officer missing as cease-fire crumbles
Support shown for Struthers detective outside of disciplinary conference
Support shown for Struthers detective outside of disciplinary conference
US employers add 209K jobs, unemployment rate rises to 6.2 pct.
US employers add 209K jobs, rate rises to 6.2 pct.
OH WOW! open during Greater Youngstown Italian Festival
OH WOW! open during Greater Youngstown Italian Festival
Wellness walk in downtown Youngstown is Saturday, some streets closed
Wellness walk in downtown Youngstown is Saturday
Church will sponsor flea market Saturday
Church will sponsor flea market Saturday YOUNGSTOWN St. Andrewes AME Church, 521 W. Earle Ave.,
CLUB CALENDAR
ASSOCIATIONS Tri-Gold Chapter of American Business Women’s Association will meet Aug. 13 at A La
Hamilton shuts out Boardman in 10-11 Little League state tournament
Jacob Gehring figured out what the problem was for his team.
Academic commission terminates Chaney principal again
The commission also hired the former Southington superintendent as the new Taft Elementary principal
Harding’s Daniels picks Iowa Hawkeyes
James Daniels will be reunited with his brother, LeShun Jr., who is heading into his sophomore season with the Hawkeyes.
Camp FRIEND geared to helping those with autism
An estimated 30 children and adults from Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties with autism spectrum disorders took part in the five-day camp
Scalzo: Of FCS playoffs & acronyms
Coaches: The Missouri Valley Football Conference should get more teams in the playoffs.
Judge Evans’ retirement delay keeps successor in for 2-plus years
The judge contradicts himself on the election being a factor in his delay
Locals headed for USTA Midwest Section Championship
Colin Graham is ready for a second trip to Indianapolis.
Woods opens with 68 at Akron’s Firestone C.C.
Tiger Woods showed signs of a positive recovery Thursday at the Bridgestone Invitational.
Annual Pymatuning Lake Fest returns this weekend
Staff report ANDOVER Pymatuning Lake Fest, one of the biggest and longest-running family
Plan to reduce Mahoning County voting precincts postponed to 2015
Delays from Youngstown’s ward redistricting slowed down the county board of elections’ effort
Scrappers win in 11th on Tri-City passed ball
Austin Fisher scored the winning run in the 11th inning as the Mahoning Valley Scrappers defeated the Tri-City ValleyCats, 7-6, in New York-Penn League play.
SPORTS DIGEST || YSU basketball adds guard
YSU basketball adds guard YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown State’s men’s basketball team has added guard
Mahoning commissioners hear $8.1 million courthouse restoration proposal
The restoration of the Mahoning County Courthouse is to occur in 2015 and may extend into 2016, report says.
3D testing taking over America Makes
More than 20 3D printers for hobbyists are being tested as part of the Maker City event.
Keelan Harris of Warren to plead guilty in Ponzi scheme
Keelan M. Harris of Warren, the 38-year-old brother of imprisoned Ponzi-scheme convict Kevin Harris, is scheduled to plead guilty in federal court here Aug. 5 for his role in the enterprise.
Rev. Woodberry new director of Mahoning Valley Association of Churches
She serves as assistant pastor at New Bethel Baptist Church in Youngstown
NJ Sen. Cory Booker keynote speaker at Mahoning Dem dinner
Tickets for the Aug. 22 event are $500 each
Poland residents raise concerns about proposed duplex project
Poland residents raise concerns about proposed duplex project
Ohio voters not keen on job Obama’s done
By MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS Ohio voters aren’t too keen on President Barack Obama,
Maker City weekend kicks off in downtown Youngstown
Matt Stoltz of Rhode Island makes a toy using a 3-D printer. Stoltz is one of the experts who are testing 3-D printers at America Makes this weekend for Make: magazine.
Poland Community Briefs
Wellness center seeks support In preparation for its annual 5K Run/2 Mile Walk, the Ohio
MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Corey W. Minamyer, 31, of 3951 Linda Way, New
Canfield Community Briefs
Church event to be Aug. 10 Learn how to experience Joy Through Adversity on Aug. 10 at 9:30 a.m.
Cortland Banks gives $20,000 toward new stadium
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com While Spartan Stadium has been a fine facility for the
US, UN: Israel, Hamas agree to 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire
Associated Press JERUSALEM Israel and Hamas have agreed to a 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire to
Years Ago
Today is Friday, August 1, the 213th day of 2014. There are 152 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Multiple investor worries lead Dow Jones to plummet
Associated Press NEW YORK For stock investors, the red flags were everywhere Thursday. There
Death toll in Ebola outbreak in W. Africa surpasses 700
Associated Press FREETOWN, Sierra Leone The death toll from the worst recorded Ebola outbreak
Biopic Boseman drips with charisma as James Brown
REVIEW ‘Get On Up’ Grade: B Length: 2:18 Cast: Chadwick Boseman (right), Nelsan Ellis, Dan
Congress OKs VA, highway measures
Associated Press WASHINGTON Congress ran full-tilt into election-year gridlock over immigration
Fire department blazes trail for much needed downsizing
Editorial: Several years ago, cnn.money.com and other national and international observers heaped praise on
Abbas seeks support for war-crimes charges
Associated Press GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Nearly a month into Israel’s fierce assault on Hamas in
birthdays
birthdays Actor-director Geoffrey Holder is 84. Singer Ramblin’ Jack Elliott is 83. Blues musician
How would U.S. respond to rocket attacks from Canada?
Opinion: How would U.S. respond to rocket attacks from Canada? Over the years, the Pales- tinians have
newsmakers
newsmakers ‘Sharknado 2’ whipped up storm of viewers, tweets NEW YORK Syfy says its sequel
Monitoring coal mining
Opinion: Herald-Leader, Lexington, Ky.: General environmental permits are for small, routine disturbances or
Bullet shatters tank
Bullet shatters tank YOUNGSTOWN Police reports say a fish tank was shattered by a bullet about
24 die in gas blasts in large Taiwan city
24 die in gas blasts in large Taiwan city KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan At least 24 people were killed and
Majority consumer opinion: GM has changed
A recent study by a vehicle research firm shows half of the consumers surveyed believe General Motors has changed.
A middle course on US foreign policy
Opinion: WASHINGTON With metronomic regularity, there is a choreographed minuet of carnage. Israel is
Today’s entertainment picks:
Today’s entertainment picks: v Greater Youngs-town Italian Fest, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.: The
Kennywood coaster gets designation
Associated Press WEST MIFFLIN, Pa. The group American Coaster Enthusiasts has named the
US warns against traveling to Ebola-hit countries
Associated Press NEW YORK U.S. health officials on Thursday warned Americans not to travel to
Selected local stocks
Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .61, 23.79 —.38 Avalon
Struthers detective to appear at pre-disciplinary conference Friday
By EMMALEE C. TORISK etorisk@vindy.com STRUTHERS Ray Greenwood, a longtime detective with the
Landscaping at downtown Youngstown location could start as early as today
City board approved a $19,292 contract for work
Investigators reach site of plane wreckage
Associated Press ROZSYPNE, Ukraine As mortar fire landed nearby, an international team of
Salute to Business speaker, awards announced
The Regional Chamber announced the featured speaker for its Salute to Business breakfast on Aug. 28 and the award recipients
Man charged after cops find nine pounds of marijuana in his home
LaJuna R. Brown, 25, of Washington Street Northeast charged with felony drug possession after police found nine pounds of marijuana in his home
Team NEO releases 2nd-quarter report
Team NEO releases 2nd-quarter report CLEVELAND Team NEO — a regional, private-sector
Putin cornered over Ukraine
By VLADIMIR ISACHENKOV Associated Press MOSCOW For Russian President Vladimir Putin, there are
Shelter in Poland Municipal Forest replaced with donation in honor of lifelong Poland resident
Shelter in Poland Municipal Forest replaced with donation in honor of lifelong Poland resident
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Correction: John and Melissa Syvanych , Canfield, twin boys,
Congressman Ryan announces approval of half million for taxi lane at airport
U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Howland, D-13th, on Thursday announced the approval of $448,767 from the Federal Aviation Administration for a taxi lane at the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport.
Demoted exec shoots CEO, kills self
Associated Press CHICAGO A demoted executive shot and critically wounded his company’s CEO
In Battle of Cleveland, it’s Manziel vs. playbook, Hoyer
Johnny Manziel has quickly learned his college days — on the field anyway — are over.
METRO DIGEST || Fire extinguished
Fire extinguished GIRARD City firefighters extinguished a fire at a metal scrap yard Thursday
Cabrera traded away to Nationals
The Indians acquired shortstop Zach Walters at Thursday’s non-waiver trade deadline.
oddly enough
oddly enough Crop circle in Germany attracts many visitors BERLIN Thousands of people are
Mariners beat Indians on Zunino’s home run
The Seattle Mariners received good news on all fronts Thursday.
Brown a go-to player for Steelers
Antonio Brown rolled up to the dorms at Saint Vincent College last week in a Mercedes conversion van.
Austintown Sports Briefs
Fitch basketball to host golf outing The Austintown Fitch boys’ basketball program will be hosting
Library hosts Tech Knowledge event about Augmented Reality
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com With technology advancing all the time, Austintown library
Boardman Park hosts Senior Fun Days at Lariccia Family Center
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com With a lot of seniors lacking activities, Boardman Park
Main library hosts family story time
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of its continuing efforts to get children reading,
Canfield football program hosts youth camp
The Canfield High School football program offered its annual youth football camp for third- through ninth-graders at Cardinal Stadium on June 11-13.
Boardman Park hosts first of five Family Nights in the Parks
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com On June 28, Boardman Park hosted the first of five
Optimist Club hosts fishing derby
On June 1, the Austintown Optimist Club hosted its 34th annual fishing derby for special needs
Humility House celebrates longevity of love
Six couples, each married more than 50 years, celebrated their love and dedication to each other during a recent anniversary party at Humility House in Austintown.
Girls dig volleyball skills youth camp
By ABBY SLANKER neighbors@vindy.com The Canfield volleyball staff and high school players hosted
Austintown Community Briefs
Wellness center seeks support In preparation for its annual 5K Run/2 Mile Walk, the Ohio
Boardman Community Briefs
Church event to be Aug. 10 Learn how to experience Joy Through Adversity on Aug. 10 at 9:30 a.m.
Chambers family celebrates 125th consecutive reunion
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com While many families have reunions, there aren’t very
Poland Sports Briefs
Send us your news If you’re a summer sports coach or the parent of an athlete, we need your help.
Celebrate Slovak roots at Mahoning Valley Slovak Fest
It’s time for the Mahoning Valley Slovak Fest in Youngstown. This celebration of Slovak roots will
Celebrate Slovak roots at Mahoning Valley Slovak Fest.
It’s time for the Mahoning Valley Slovak Fest in Youngstown. This celebration of Slovak roots will
Main library hosts family story time
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com As part of its continuing efforts to get children reading,
Canfield Community Briefs
Church event to be Aug. 10 Learn how to experience Joy Through Adversity on Aug. 10 at 9:30 a.m.
Boys take a shot at Cardinal Camp
By ABBY SLANKER neighbors@vindy.com The Canfield boys’ basketball coaching staff hosted its 27th
Youngstown YWCA hosts Young Artists week-long camp
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com During the early summer, the downtown Youngstown YWCA
Poland Relay for Life a success with $52,000 raised
As part of its continuing efforts to raise money to battle cancer, Poland Relay for Life hosted an event on July 11-12 at Poland Seminary High School.
New sidewalk finally a reality on State Route 170
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com Ever since Poland Seminary High School was built
Canfield to represent Ohio in regional tournament
The Canfield Cardinals 11-12 little league baseball team, representing District 2, has won the Ohio
Canfield Sports Briefs
Griffin named scholar-athlete Colleen Griffin of Canfield was one of 389 Mercyhurst Scholar-
Boardman Park hosts first of five Family Nights in the Park
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com On June 28, Boardman Park hosted the first of five Family
Boardman Park hosts Senior Fun Days
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com With a lot of seniors lacking activities, Boardman Park
Poland library and American Red Cross team up for blood drive
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com Poland library and the American Red Cross teamed up on
Northwood Realty opens new location
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com To keep on top of area residents’ real estate needs,
Austintown library hosts second Family Movie Night
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com After a successful first Family Movie Night in June,
Boardman library hosts annual Creative Writing Camp
By TIM CLEVELAND tcleveland@vindy.com For the second consecutive year, Boardman library hosted a Creative Writing Camp for children entering grades 5-8 to help in expanding the writing skills of all who signed up.
Canfield to represent Ohio in regional tournament
The Canfield Cardinals 11-12 little league baseball team, representing District 2, has won the Ohio
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