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GM recalls another 1.3M vehicles for electronic power-steering flaws
GM recalls another 1.3M vehicles for electronic power-steer flaws
Retired Mahoning County emergency management and communications director dies
Retired Mahoning County emergency management and communications director dies
New Castle man faces drug charges after traffic stop
New Castle man faces drug charges after traffic stop
WORTH A LOOK
AUCTIONS Victory Christian School, 2053 Pleasant Valley Road, Niles, will host its 15th Annual
Scouts will host awards dinner
Whispering Pines District of BSA will host its annual awards dinner April 6.
NAACP schedules scholarship luncheon
NAACP schedules scholarship luncheon YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown Chapter of the NAACP will host
Ex-Phantom Saad plays in Pittsburgh for first time
The 21-year-old grew up in Gibsonia, Pa., and attended Pine-Richland.
Three Youngstown men are charged with drug trafficking
Campbell police say they found suspected cocaine and marijuana
Youngstown mayor is looking for a new representative on MVSD board
Current rep isn’t interested in being reappointed
Busch bests Johnson at Martinsville
It was his first win for Stewart-Haas Racing in just their sixth race together.
Audiences connect with stage version of 1983 film ‘Flashdance, the Musical’
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com What a feeling, indeed. Since its 2008 West End debut,
Harrison’s 3-pointer leads Kentucky
The Wildcats advanced to their 16th Final Four in school history.
Overdose-reversal drug starting to be available to more people
Ohio has moved quickly in the past six months to provide greater access to the drug Naloxone to reverse the effects of an overdose
UConn upsets Michigan State
Shabazz Napier scored 17 of his 25 points in the second half for the Huskies.
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Lordstown Village Council, finance committee, noon, council chambers, 1455 Salt
The Republican National Committee chairman is the keynote speaker at Friday’s event
‘A rare opportunity’ to hear from the RNC head, says Columbiana County GOP chairman
Lake erie State may try to restore sport fish
Associated Press PORT CLINTON Ohio’s wildlife agency is studying whether to make another attempt
Weather has chilling effect on air-passenger numbers
Associated Press DAYTON Severe winter weather is getting blamed for a second-straight month of
Test rules out heart attacks in the ER
Test rules out heart attacks in the ER WASHINGTON A simple test appears very good at ruling out
Hydrant flushing to begin Wednesday
Hydrant flushing to begin Wednesday WARREN Trumbull County Sanitary Engineers will begin
Power outage
Power outage VIENNA About 3,000 people, mostly in Vienna, were without power after a utility
OH WOW! hosts Autism Awareness Month event
The first event is Wednesday at the downtown science and technology center
Mark Hess turns over Trumbull Transit to John Moliterno
Friday morning’s meeting of the Trumbull Transit Board was the end of the contract for Mark Hess, Niles engineering and grants coordinator
US, RUSSIA Talks fail to end Ukraine deadlock
Associated Press PARIS The United States and Russia agreed Sunday that the crisis in Ukraine
nba roundup Sunday’s other games
Nets 114, Timberwolves 99 NEW YORK Paul Pierce scored 22 points after another sensational start,
YSU’s Williamson is Best for Vets
Schools on the list have a culture and curriculum catering to military veterans
2014 high school tennis at a glance
CANFIELD Coach: Larry Davis, 37th season, 514-116. 2013 record: 16-2, 6-0 All-American
Grove City alumni get $10K investment in robotics company
Staff report GROVE CITY, PA. Grove City College alumni Orion Correa (’13) and Jake Loosararian
ODDLY ENOUGH
ODDLY ENOUGH Man wants live on My Way GLOUCESTER, Mass. A Gloucester man wants to change the
Ohio officials urge groups to apply for Summer Food Service Program
Staff report columbus Nearly 60,000 Ohio children received a free meal each day last summer
Xenia to mark anniversary of tornado
Associated Press XENIA The southwestern Ohio city of Xenia is planning several events in April
ABWA chapter picks Woman of the Year
The ABWA affiliation of the Woman of the Year goes back decades.
YSU summer program deadline nears
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The application deadline is April 15 for two new summer programs at
Today is Monday, March 31, the 90th day of 2014. There are 275 days left in the year.
Today is Monday, March 31, the 90th day of 2014. There are 275 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
Early voting for May 6 primary begins Tuesday
Here are some things you should know going into the primary election season
Congress: GM twice failed to fix defect
Associated Press DETROIT General Motors discussed two separate fixes for an ignition switch
TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses John P. Thompson, 48, of 817 Lincoln Ave., Girard,
Austintown Schools remain stable with open enrollment
First year more kids are coming in than leaving district
Man gets life in Ohio football star’s killing
Associated Press AKRON An Akron man has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in the
Surplus food
Surplus food Trinity United Methodist Church: New Springfield, 2427 Columbiana Road, New
KSU trustees to host event to honor retiring president
Staff report kent A reception and celebration to honor Kent State University President Lester A.
New research links indoor air pollution to autism risks
Opinion: By DAVID T. SIMON Special to The Vindicator The average American spends approximately 90 percent
In Pennsylvania, some neighbors bicker over forced gas drilling
Associated Press NEW BEDFORD, PA. An energy company is dusting off an old, unused state law that
Live music on television shows this week include:
Live music on television shows this week include: v Manchester Orchestra: Tonight on “Late Show
Coleman eyes breakout year
By JOE SCALZO scalzo@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Let’s get this out of the way first. No,
Charter schools are required to satisfy strict federal guidelines as non-profit organizations
Charter schools are required to satisfy strict federal guidelines as non-profit organizations
The event raised about $45,000
Potential Development Program serves about 130 area kids with autism and other development delays
Regional airport deserves help to ensure daily service takes off
Editorial: For the first time in many years, the Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport finds itself on solid
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