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Struthers middle schoolers jazz it up

Struthers middle schoolers jazz it up


Schiavoni pushes bill to ensure Austintown racino funding

Schiavoni pushes bill to ensure Austintown racino funding


YPD to probe traffic stop involving relative of officer

YPD to probe traffic stop involving relative of officer


Cruze revs to record November for sales

Cruze revs to record November for sales


Another woman sues Bill Cosby, claiming underage abuse

Another woman sues Bill Cosby, claiming underage abuse


Former NBA player urges students to make positive choices

Former NBA player urges students to make positive choices


Local organizations garner national recognition

Local organizations garner national recognition


Man sentenced to six months for vehicular homicide

Man sentenced to six months for vehicular homicide


EGCC's Warren Center will open Jan. 12

EGCC's Warren Center will open Jan. 12


Hubbard couple sues 38 people in horn-honking case

Hubbard couple sues 38 people in horn-honking case


Liberty school board seeks fill vacancy

Liberty school board seeks to fill vacancy


Brady Hoke fired at Univ. of Mich.

Brady Hoke fired as coach at UM


Youngstown council to consider 3 liquor permit renewals

Youngstown council to consider 3 liquor permit renewals


More than 17,500 deer harvested on first day of Ohio deer-gun season

More than 17,500 deer harvested on first day of Ohio deer-gun season


Police: W.Va. shooter was upset over ex-girlfriend's trysts

Police: W.Va. shooter was upset over ex-girlfriend's trysts


MLB umpire Dale Scott comes out as gay

MLB umpire Dale Scott comes out as gay


Ohio treasurer launches online checkbook

Ohio treasurer launches online checkbook


Contract talks resume for West Coast dockworkers

Contract talks resume for West Coast dockworkers


Mindfulness helps teens cope with stress, anxiety

Mindfulness helps teens cope with stress, anxiety


Warren man indicted in killing of great-uncle

Warren man indicted in killing of great-uncle


Another falls victim to IRS scam call

Another falls victim to IRS scam call


Youngstown holiday parade, festivities are Friday

Youngstown holiday parade, festivities are Friday


School bus vandalized

School bus vandalized


Trial begins over $2.3B California buildings sale

Trial begins over $2.3B California buildings sale


REUNIONS

Campbell Memorial High School Class of 1965 will have a dinner 6 p.m. Dec. 11 at Bedford Trails, 713


Surgical Hospital at Southwoods receives two national awards

Surgical Hospital at Southwoods receives two national awards


Campbell police arrest woman on drug-related charges

Campbell police arrest woman on drug-related charges


Campbell police arrest man on weapons charge

Campbell police arrest man on weapons charge


Black Friday helped all GM sales

Black Friday helped all GM sales


Judge temporarily closes Girard restaurant

Judge temporarily closes Girard restaurant


Torch causes roof fire

Torch causes roof fire


Officials: Wife of IS leader detained in Lebanon

Officials: Wife of IS leader detained in Lebanon


SOCIETY DIGEST || Dec. 3, 2014

Skate party to benefit children CORTLAND Just Pizzelles, a Cortland business, will host a


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Four women jump into welding, machinery at MCCTC

Night classes offer certifications for students

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All eyes on Ursuline’s Hughes

he 6-foot-3 guard committed to Wright State in August.

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Carols and Cocoa will warm up Stambaugh

Carols & Cocoa and the Dana Holiday Concert, the Dana School of Music’s annual holiday music extravaganza, will be presented Wednesday at Stambaugh Auditorium.


Coffee grounds can stop cut from bleeding

Q. I cut my thumb while working as a cook. Two sisters who worked for the restaurant immediately


J. Geils Band: Lost and found

By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com “Musta Got Lost” is not only a hit song by J. Geils but


Attorneys for two of the Oakhill defendants want more time to argue the case shouldn’t be tried in Cuyahoga County

Prosecutors haven’t provided all of the required evidence, the attorneys contend


Liberty district takes back fiscal control

The district has been in fiscal emergency since 2011.


Girard Fire Department seeks to close restaurant over purported fire-code violations

Girard officials have filed a complaint Monday in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court against the owners of Girard Wok restaurant, 44 W. Liberty Street, seeking to shut down the restaurant until it corrects purported fire-code violations.


Sculptor of ‘Steelworker’ in Niles dies at 95

By GUY D’ASTOLFO dastolfo@vindy.com Sidney Rackoff, who created a massive metal sculpture of a


YSU commencement speaker is Chamber president

Tom Humphries, president and CEO of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber will speak at Dec. 14 YSU fall commencement


Youngstown council will consider raising sewer rates by 17 percent over four years

It is expected to hear from the head of the city’s firefighter union about a staff reduction


Campbell remembers art teacher who passed away

The Campbell community mourned the loss of Russell Bailey, Campbell Memorial High School art teacher, Monday after hearing the news that he had passed away over the weekend.


Only three texting-while-driving citations were generated in Warren Municipal Court so far in 2014

During 2014, the court for Warren, Howland, Champion and Warren Township has handled only three texting-while-driving citations.


Runs Dec. 1 through March 31

Homeless Walk raises awareness of plight of homeless here


Judge recuses herself; declares mistrial

The trial of Richard A. Roller, former MYCAP director, on theft charges fizzled out as the judge recused herself.


Some simulcast wagering terminated at racino

Contract deadlock with content provider terminates some simulcast wagering at Austintown racino.


Deer season under way: Poland hunter harvests 7-pointer

This is not the first time Nick Meris has shot a big buck on opening day.


Falcons’ Hewlett top D-I defender

Hewlett had 112 tackles and six sacks in helping the Falcons to an 8-3 season and another Division I playoff appearance.


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Stepuk Tree Farm open for Christmas tree season

The Canfield farm offers seven different types of trees.

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YSU DE Rivers earns first team all-MVFC

The sophomore was one of seven Penguins to earn all-league honors.


Meyer: Injury shouldn’t be held against OSU

The sixth-ranked Buckeyes (11-1, 8-0 Big Ten, No. 6 CFP) are preparing redshirt sophomore Cardale Jones to start against the Badgers at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis on Saturday.


Hoyer campaigns to keep QB job

Quarterback Brian Hoyer is positive he should be the starter for the rest of this season.


Plea to USPS

Plea to USPS YOUNGSTOWN U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, a Democrat from Cleveland, joined 29 other


MAHONING COUNTY COURTS

courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Axel T. Brandt, 27, of Littleton, Colo., and Kimberly


Dealing with stress

Dealing with stress COLUMBIANA The Columbiana Public Library, 332 N. Middle St., Columbiana, is


Bond set in child rape

Bond set in child rape WARREN A judge set bond at $250,000 Monday for David I. Griffin, 47, of


GM must address emissions

Opinion: By Daniel F. BECKER and JAMES GERSTENZANG Los Angeles Times Half a century ago Ralph Nader


Hierro moves on to Home Savings

Frank Hierro was announced as the Mahoning Valley Regional President for Home Savings.


PBS Bing Crosby gets holiday documentary

By Neal Justin Minneapolis Star Tribune You could forgive Mary Crosby if she never wanted to


Corruption abroad is a threat to US

Opinion: When the militants of Islamic State swept across Iraq last June, they numbered no more than 12,000


Engaging Iran is best course

Opinion: Pittsburgh Post Gazette: The decision last week of the five permanent members of the U.N. Security


Synthetics warmer than fur and wool

Opinion: By Paula Moore Tribune News Service Time to bundle up. A blast of Arctic air recently wreaked


Salem Regional begins $1.1 million capital campaign

September 2015 is scheduled completion date.


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Aqua America, .61, 26.38 —.20 Avalon


Mubarak and his henchmen escape the hangman’s noose

Editorial: Mubarak and his henchmen escape the hangman’s noose Starting in late January 2011 and lasting 18


Researchers: No safety concerns in Ebola vaccine trial

By Monte Morin Los Angeles Times Initial human testing of a top Ebola vaccine candidate


Live music performances on television shows this week include:

Live music performances on television shows this week include: v Walk the Moon: Tuesday on “Jimmy


All-ohio football team

AP Division I All-Ohio high school football list DIVISION I First Team OFFENSE: Ends—Eddie


SPORTS BY THE NUMBERS 0-17 Source: ESPN

The Philadelphia 76ers’ record to begin the 2014-15 NBA season. They’re one loss away from matching


Boardman teacher arrested for operating a motor vehicle impaired

Boardman teacher arrested for operating a motor vehicle impaired


HELP FOR HOMELESS

HELP FOR HOMELESS The goal of Monday’s seventh annual Homeless Walk was to raise awareness of the


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Daniel and Amber Carroll, East Liverpool, boy, Nov. 30.


Holder: Plan will target racial profiling

Associated Press ATLANTA Speaking at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta — the church where the


YEARS AGO

Today is Tuesday, Dec. 2, the 336th day of 2014. There are 29 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED


Agenda Wednesday

Agenda Wednesday Youngstown City Council, finance committee 4:45 p.m. in council caucus room,


birthdays

birthdays Actor Dan Butler (“Frasier”) is 60. Actor Dennis Christopher (“Breaking Away,”


Suspect in 4 killings in W.Va. is found dead

Associated Press MORGANTOWN, W.Va. After fatally shooting four people, setting off an hourslong


Fear the worst for jobs, Medicare now that GOP has full control

Opinion: Fear the worst for jobs, Medicare now that GOP has full control Here are a few things you may not


Man dies after being struck by a truck

Man dies after being struck by a truck YOUNGSTOWN A Youngstown man died Friday after being


Supreme Court considers threats vs. free speech in era of digital media

Associated Press WASHINGTON From the violent lyrics of rap music to the crude comments of


Extremists kill at least 7 in Nigeria

Extremists kill at least 7 in Nigeria BAUCHI, Nigeria Suspected Islamic extremists struck in


Warren man arraigned in murder of great-uncle

Marcus A. Honsaker, 26, of Reo Court NW, is being held in the Trumbull County jail without eligibility to make bond in the murder of his 71-year-old great uncle, Donald Giovannone.


newsmakers

newsmakers Bill Cosby resigns from Temple U. board PHILADELPHIA Bill Cosby resigned Monday as


OHIO Controlling Board releases funds to fight homelessness

By MARC KOVAC news@vindy.com COLUMBUS The state Controlling Board released more than $22


Man pleads guilty in assault

The defendant assaulted his girlfriend in a car and accidentally struck her baby.


egypt Militant group claims to have killed American

Associated Press CAIRO An Egyptian militant organization allied with the Islamic State group has


oddly enough

oddly enough When pigs fly? Not on this US Airways plane WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. This was a pig


Cyber Monday boosts retailers

Associated Press NEW YORK Cyber Monday is turning into Cyber Month. Retailers rolled out


Steelers lose veteran Keisel to triceps injury

There’s no telling when, or if, the veteran defensive end will find his No. 99 jersey hanging in it again.


YSU men visit Robert Morris

When Youngstown State men’s basketball coach Jerry Slocum looked at this year’s schedule, he knew two spots were going to be trouble.


Death toll from GM switches rises to 36

Associated Press DETROIT At least 36 people have died and 44 have been seriously injured in


Girl Scouts have option to go digital to sell cookies

Associated Press NEW YORK Watch out world, the Girl Scouts are going digital to sell you


BRIDGE

BRIDGE Neither vulnerable. South deals. NORTH xK J 9 u7 4 2 v9 8 7 wJ 10 7 4 WEST EAST


Buckeyes mourn player found dead

An Ohio State athlete found in a trash bin with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound is being mourned by his football and wrestling teammates as police investigate his death.


Late field goal lifts Dolphins over Jets

The Miami Dolphins kept their playoff hopes intact by rallying for a 16-13 victory over the New York Jets.


Hubbard’s Scott named Trumbull County POY

Hubbard’s Scott named Trumbull County POY Hubbard’s Larry Soctt was named Trumbull County player


Last month just missed being the 10th coldest on record

The Valley had the eighth most snow accumulation in November


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