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Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
Twins Days fest will be Aug. 8-9
TWINSBURG The 2015 Twins Days Festival (twinsdays.org) will be Aug. 8 and 9 at Glenn Chamberlain
Wal-Mart removing Confederate flag items from stores, online
Wal-Mart removing Confederate flag items from stores, online
Poland school board recognizes 18 retiring staff members
Poland school board recognizes 18 retiring staff members
UPDATE | Campbell cops sniff out hash oil operation, four in custody
Campbell cops sniff out hash oil operation, four in custody
Commissioners told about danger at Boardman intersection
Commissioners told about danger at Boardman intersection
Cardinal Joint Fire District Fire Board promotes three to captain
Cardinal Joint Fire District Fire Board promotes three to captain
Levy on November ballot is first for combined mental health and recovery board
Levy on November ballot is first for combined mental health and recovery board
Indians to give top pick Aiken $2.5 million signing bonus
Indians to give top pick Aiken $2.5 million signing bonus.
Browns add former Ohio State standout Pryor
Browns awarded Terrelle Pryor, will try him at receiver.
City school board president requests meeting with state officials
City school board president requests meeting with state officials
S.C. governor calls for Confederate flag to come down
S.C. governor calls for Confederate flag to come down
Boardman man arrested for firing BB gun at houses and vehicles
Boardman man arrested for firing BB gun at houses and vehicles
Poland Township police investigate accidental shooting with no injuries
Poland Township police investigate accidental shooting with no injuries
Oakhill witness list will be made public by Friday
Oakhill witness list will be made public by Friday
Lawmakers want to exempt feminine care products from taxes
COLUMBUS — Democratic lawmakers in the Ohio House want to exempt tampons and other feminine hygiene products from sales taxes. Reps. Greta Johnson (D-Akron) and Emilia Sykes (D-Akron) announced legislation accomplishing that task Monday, using the occasion to draw attention to the pay disparities between genders. "The cost of being a woman is high," Johnson said during a press conference at the Statehouse, noting that women spend $100-$250 or more per month on feminine care and related products. "... This may not seem like much, but over a lifetime of 2,375 days on their period, the costs add up. When you combine with the cost of female birth control and regulating a problematic period and purchasing necessary hygiene products, this can cost a women hundreds to thousands of dollars a year."
Haley, Graham to call for Confederate flag removal
Haley, Graham to call for Confederate flag removal
Counterfeit bills show up at St. Nicholas Church Festival
Counterfeit bills show up at St. Nicholas Church Festival
Police arrest Walmart worker for giving away store items
Police arrest Walmart worker for giving away store items
UPDATE | Man who shot bar patron had valid CCW permit
UPDATE | Man who shot bar patron had valid CCW permit
UPDATE | Community recalls trio who died after kayaking Sunday
Trio die after kayaking Sunday in Willow Grove Park
WORTH A LOOK
BINGO/Card PARTIES St. Columba Cathedral, 159 W. Rayen Ave., Youngstown, will have a Christmas in
Financial workshop planned at YWCA
Financial workshop planned at YWCA YOUNGSTOWN A “Keep it Safe” Financial Workshop will take
Warren man charged with assaulting 4 people early Sunday in Hubbard
Warren man charged with assaulting four people during argument early Sunday in Hubbard
Juries selected this morning for 2 Youngstown murder trials
Juries selected this morning for a pair of Youngstown murder trials
Merle Haggard, 78, brings tour to Packard Music Hall Old-school ICON
By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com For traditional country music fans, Merle Haggard is one
Hepburn’s son shares memories
By JOCELYN NOVECK AP National Writer NEW YORK Think of Audrey Hepburn, and your mind will
Series star on the making of an ‘Empire’
By LUQMAN ADENIYI Associated Press NEW YORK Taraji P. Henson is on a mission: To take her
Festivals getting old for My Morning Jacket
By DAVID BAUDER Associated Press NEW YORK Jim James and his band My Morning Jacket enjoy
Lane Family Funeral Homes in Boardman says it wants to be known as an all-purpose event center
Lane Family Funeral Homes in Boardman says it wants to be known as an all-purpose event center
Crush ALS/Team Bannon is making its 7th consecutive annual state trek
The Trek is a three-day, 270-mile bicycle ride to raise money for ALS research
Festival ends 5-night run
The weather was hit or miss through the week, but was hitting a home run Sunday evening.
Fostering Dreams founders see opportunity at former church
Bob and Mary Alice Noble 'took a leap of faith'
Fans, air conditioners available to eligible households
One-time payment of $250 for electric bill possible
95-year-old man is self-taught organist
Ernie Bernard plays a concert every Wednesday at Whispering Pines Village
The sloping red line offers a sobering prognosis for American democracy. A new report on improving
Opinion: The sloping red line offers a sobering prognosis for American democracy. A new report on improving
QUOTE OF THE DAY
Opinion: “Some folks might need some more time in order to walk in. But for those of us who are here this
Cruze unveiling opens new chapter in Lordstown saga
Editorial: 11The first vehicle off the Lordstown General Motors Assembly line on April 28, 1966, was a gleaming
The top five global concert tours, ranked by average box office gross per city. Includes the
The top five global concert tours, ranked by average box office gross per city. Includes the
GRADS LIST
GRADS LIST These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted: MUSKINGUM
‘Jurassic World’ holds box office, but ‘Inside Out’ shows bite
‘Jurassic World’ holds box office, but ‘Inside Out’ shows bite NEW YORK In a box-office bout of
SCRIPTURES
Opinion: For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should
SenSource teams up with Footmarks
SenSource teams up with Footmarks YOUNGSTOWN SenSource Inc., a Youngstown-based supplier of
Wake up, Obama, and end failed strategies to beat ISIS
Opinion: One of the most frustrating aspects of President Barack Obama’s “strategy” to degrade and destroy
Surplus food/clothing
Surplus food/clothing Alpha and Omega First Baptist Church, 3120 Winton Ave., Youngstown, lunch,
Couples, officials, foes prep for marriage equality ruling
By DAN SEWELL Associated Press CINCINNATI With a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on same-sex
YEARS AGO
Today is Monday, June 22, the 173rd day of 2015. There are 192 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED
List gives online YSU program high marks
Online list ranks YSU’s online engineering program 12th in nation
LTI’s electrical technology program to start
LTI begins its electrical technology program in September
Agenda Tuesday
Agenda Tuesday Vienna Township trustees, special meeting, 7 p.m., town hall, 848 Youngstown
Manhunt for convicts shifts after sighting report
Associated Press FRIENDSHIP, N.Y. Investigators tracking two murder convicts who escaped from a
NOLA police arrest man in cop’s killing
Associated Press NEW ORLEANS After an intense 24-hour manhunt, New Orleans police Sunday
Fundraiser set for Friday in Canfield for special needs playground
Event is a Walk, Ride and Roll sponsored by Canfield Presbyterian Church
Area faith leaders plan prayer and memorial service
Staff report YOUNGSTOWN In response to the recent shooting deaths of nine people inside Emmanuel
Telescope backers to resume construction
Associated Press The construction of a $1.4 billion telescope on land considered sacred by some
Reopening church’s doors after shooting ‘sends message’
Associated Press CHARLESTON, S.C. Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church opened its tall,
trumbull COUNTY COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses Albert W. Beniston, Jr., 44, of 911 N. Main St.,
University of Cincinnati to host cancer-research event
Associated Press CINCINNATI The head of the University of Cincinnati’s Cancer Institute will
Body of missing woman found
Associated Press CHILLICOTHE A sheriff in southern Ohio says a body found over the weekend is
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS
Thousands of people met up Sunday evening on Charleston’s main bridge in a show of unity and to join
Texas abortion law teed up for Supreme Court review
Associated Press WASHINGTON Abortion is back before the Supreme Court, and the justices could
Oldest member of Ice Capades to celebrate show’s anniversary
Associated Press EUCLID The oldest living member of the Ice Capades will be traveling from
Police chief resigns
Police chief resigns lowellville Village Police Chief Ryan Bonacci resigned from his position
Wooster woman to compete for title of Miss America
Associated Press MANSFIELD A 24-year-old woman from Northeast Ohio has been crowned Miss Ohio
Pope visits Turin, denounces ‘powers’
Associated Press TURIN, ITALY Pope Francis paused in silent prayer before the Shroud of Turin on
Workshop planned
Workshop planned BOARDMAN Boardman schools will host a workshop at 8:30 a.m. Friday at Center
Swartzlander wins at Sharon
Swartzlander wins at Sharon HARTFORD Brian Swartzlander, Joel Watson, Nick Ritchey, Mike Clark,
K.O. Drugs High School boxing Championship pairings
Underclass Division (9th & 10th Grades) Featherweight — Isaiah Padilla (Struthers, 1-0) vs.
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