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Stories published October 4, 2015

Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.

Pirates will host Cubbies on Wednesday

Bucs to be home one more game


Browns collapse in San Diego

Browns collapse in SD


Woman reigns as winner of $1.8M Queen of Hearts game

Molly Blair correctly chose the position


Thousands turn out for Queen of Hearts drawing

A concert preceded the drawing


URGENT: 2-year-old missing toddler found alive

She is en route to a hospital


Thousands throng Boardman Park for 39th Oktoberfestival today

The event serves as the largest fundraiser for Boardman Rotary service club


Deadline for Ohio voters to register is Monday

Early voting begins Tuesday at boards of elections offices


East Coast rainstorm hits Carolinas particularly hard

In some areas, 18 inches of rain fell within 24 hours


Weeklong, 83-mile march begins in Ohio to protest death penalty

Saturday will mark the World Day Against the Death Penalty


Police cruiser strikes, kills pedestrian near Cleveland

Highway Patrol is investigating


Girard man seriously injured after being hit by car on US 422

The accident occurred late Saturday night


250 volunteers join search for missing 2-year-old in Trumbull County

'We will keep searching until we find her,' the county sheriff said today


Harrises mark 50th anniversary with a cruise

YOUNGSTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Harris Jr. of Youngstown celebrated their 50th anniversary Aug. 27

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Mr., Mrs. Schauer mark 50th at family gathering

BEAVER TOWNSHIP Maria and Frank Schauer of Beaver Township celebrated their 50th wedding

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Havrillas’ 50th honored with family dinner

YOUNGSTOWN Andrew R. and Elaine J. Havrilla of Youngstown were honored for their 50th wedding

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Howl-o-Ween Canine Carnival to benefit Animal Charity, Paws Town

Boardman Park, 375 Boardman-Poland Road, along with Animal Charity, are hosting a free Howl-O-Ween Canine Carnival from noon to 4 p.m. next Sunday at the Masters Pavilion and Lariccia Bocce Court.


Canfield run to honor late police officer

A memorial 5k run and 2-mile walk will be at 2 p.m. Oct. 17 in memory of Brian Newhard, a former Jackson Township and Mill Creek MetroParks police officer who died of ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) in September.


Ellwood City farmer's market season extended a week

The Ellwood City Revitalization’s EC Farmers’ Market, which was slated to end its season on Oct. 3, has extended the market for one week.


Pa. voter registration deadline Monday

Pennsylvania’s voter registration deadline for the Nov. 3 municipal election is Monday.


Coyotes ugly: YSU rolls in MVFC opener

Bo Pelini’s Youngstown State defense was too much to handle for South Dakota.


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Search continues for missing Trumbull County girl

The search was to continue this morning for a missing toddler whose family says she wandered away Friday while staying at her great-grandparents’ house.

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Queen of Hearts jackpot continues to soar for tonight's draw at Barry Dyngles

Pub officials predict jackpot will be $1.8 million


Phantoms quiet Thunder in weekend USHL sweep

Ryan Bednard notches 35 saves in Youngstown’s 4-2 win Saturday night.


Scalzo: I’ll miss the Mahoning Valley

Joe Scalzo’s 14 years with The Vindicator ended on Friday.


Facility plans expansion of pediatric palliative program into Valley

Team will be housed at Beeghly Campus in Boardman


Rayen Early College adopted by Adult Parole Authority

The Adult Parole Authority donated money and books to Rayen Early College Middle School


SPORTS digest

McLean, Klim lead Penguins at All-Ohio Cedarville Youngstown State senior men’s cross country


YSU event showcases Hispanic heritage

YSU event showcases diverse culture of Latinos to honor Hispanic Heritage Month


Saturday’s prep football games

Warren JFK 40, Clev. Central Catholic 12 WARREN Quarterback Bobby Jefferson ran for two


YSU Theater opens with ‘Spelling Bee’

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN Youngstown State University Theater will begin its season with “The 25th


‘Bullets Over Broadway’ tour brings actor home

By JOHN BENSON entertainment@vindy.com Northeast Ohio native Elizabeth Dugas was 7 years old


Piano festival includes free YSU concerts

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN A piano festival, jointly presented by the Dana School of Music at


AREA roundup

AREA roundup Saturday’s games Mount Union 62, Capital 7 ALLIANCE The Purple Raiders (4-0,


METRO DIGEST || Howl-O-Ween Canine Carnival next Sunday

Free Howl-O-Ween Canine Carnival BOARDMAN Boardman Park, 375 Boardman-Poland Road, along with


Missouri Valley Football conference Saturday’s other games

Western Illinois 37, Southern Illinois 36 MACOMB, ILL. Nathan Knuffman’s 20-yard field goal


Help Hotline answered 196,828 calls for help in 2014

Traditionally a one-shot annual fundraising effort, Help Hotline’s financial campaign has evolved into a year-round effort.


Mill Creek MetroParks seeks 15-year levy renewal with additional millage

Park officials say additional money would fund capital improvements

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Mahoning Valley apple growers: Buy local, it’s better

Dan Simmons, owner of Peace Valley Orchards in Rogers, demonstrates the proper way to pick an apple. The apple-picking season in Ohio traditionally runs from late August through Oct. 25, and area apple growers say this year’s season is a good one.


More High school results

BOYS SOCCER Howland 1, Austintown Fitch 1 AUSTINTOWN David Schwartz scored on an assist from


Kluber finishes strong as Tribe tops Red Sox

Corey Kluber pitched eight innings while Carlos Santana and Ryan Raburn homered.


Show us the money

Opinion: Imagine this scenario: An overflowing crowd is rocking to the music of Red Wanting Blue, getting


Ohioans, don’t be swayed by pro-marijuana TV ads

Editorial: There are a couple of slick TV commercials that are designed to convince voters of Ohio that the


My favorite new terms in social media

Words that enter our everyday lexicon fascinate me. Over the years, our use of technology and social


Today’s entertainment picks:

Today’s entertainment picks: v Oktoberfest, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.: Vendors selling a wide array of


TCM turns spotlight on women directors in October Female Filmmakers

By Rebecca Keegan Los Angeles Times Illeana Douglas is struck by one omission on the American


Week of October 4, 2015

James L. Rupert Jr. et al to Daniel R. Haswell, Camella Drive, Poland, $145,000. Kenneth C.


Families facing financial challenges

The Seattle Times (TNS) SEATTLE Joel and Lisa Hamilton have steady jobs, a suburban home and


Anti-piracy battle unfolds in real time

San Jose Mercury News (TNS) SAN JOSE, Calif. Floyd Mayweather Jr. vanquished his last opponent


Leadership Mahoning Valley class announced

The Leadership Mahoning Valley Class of 2016 includes 24 local leaders across a variety of industries.


publishers weekly best-sellers

publishers weekly best-sellers For the week ending Sept. 27 HARDCOVER FICTION 1. “Come Rain


Library Resources for Job Searchers

Library Resources for Job Searchers YOUNGSTOWN The YWCA of Youngstown, 25 W. Rayen Ave., will


LIMELIGHTS & CAREER PATHS

HEALTH CARE Cory Parish was selected as the next associate director for Shepherd of the Valley’s


NEWSMAKERS

NEWSMAKERS Former teen idol Cassidy charged with leaving scene of crash FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.


Television Q&A

By Rich Heldenfels Q. Please tell me why the TV series “Forever” and “Perception” went off the


A fine fall day

By BETH J. HARPAZ AP Travel Editor LENOX, Mass. Organize your time right, and in one fall day


Birth control, race, abortion top agenda for Supreme Court

Associated Press WASHINGTON Abortion, birth control and race are among the most divisive issues


Carnival announces ports of call in Cuba

Carnival announces ports of call in Cuba NEW YORK Carnival’s proposed cruises to Cuba will


Area father, daughter are writing winners

Area father, daughter are writing winners Cliff Protzman of Boardman and Rachael Protzman Hardman


Mom gets an ‘F’ for micromanaging homework

Tribune News Service (TNS) Q. My 14-year-old son started public high school this year and


SPRING SURPRISES

Chicago Tribune (TNS) It’s easy to dream of spring bulbs amid the drudgery of fall leaf raking and


SENIOR MENUS

Easter Seals offers hot, nutritious meals weekdays in Columbiana and Mahoning counties for people 60


YWCA events planned

YWCA events planned YOUNGSTOWN Lunch and Learn Library Resources for Job Searchers will take


FDA tells manufacturers to cut the fat

In the nutrition world, few food components are as widely reviled as trans fats, which hide out in


FEDERATED CLUBS

UPCOMING Warren City Federation of Women’s Clubs will have its Oct. 13 monthly membership meeting


GARDEN CLUBS

TUESDAY Ikebana will meet at 10 a.m. at the Davis Center at Fellows Riverside Gardens. Instruction


SENIOR CITIZENS

Ajax Magnethermic Retirees will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Station Square, 4250 Belmont Ave. Guests


SENIOR SIDELIGHTS

Austintown Senior Center, 100 Westchester Drive, has planned the following: Monday, active exercise


Van Dusen ventures into home goods

Van Dusen ventures into home goods Brooklyn-based textile designer Ellen Van Dusen cites a


Go online to angelsforanimals.org or call 330-549-1111 for more information.

Go online to angelsforanimals.org or call 330-549-1111 for more information. Name: Hooch Info:


MASONIC GRoups

THURSDAY 32nd Club will meet at noon at Christ Church in Boardman. A luncheon will be followed by


Shooter spared one student to deliver message

Associated Press ROSEBURG, Ore. The 26-year-old killer who gunned down classmates inside an


Steelers cut Scobee, sign Boswell

Josh Scobee’s miserable fourth quarter against the Baltimore Ravens cost him his job.


NY woman accused in Ohio of contaminating son’s feeding tube

NY woman accused in Ohio of contaminating son’s feeding tube Eds: APNewsNow. CINCINNATI (AP) — A


POLICE CALLS IN GIRARD, LIBERTY, HUBBARD

POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Liberty and Hubbard: GIRARD


Parts of East Coast see record-setting rain

Associated Press CHARLESTON, S.C. While spared the full fury of Hurricane Joaquin, parts of the


Agenda Monday

Agenda Monday Brookfield Township trustees, 7 p.m., 6844 Strimbu Drive. Mill Creek MetroParks


19 killed in airstrike on hospital

Associated Press KABUL, Afghanistan Confusion reigned in the wake of the deadly bombing


Holloway to join Hall of Fame today

Barbara Holloway will enter the Youngstown-Salem USBC Women’s Bowling Association Hall of Fame today during the organization’s 39th annual induction ceremony and awards banquet.


Court-appointed defense pays little, public defender says

Associated Press COLUMBUS The Ohio public defender says qualified lawyers are increasingly


Mid-American conference football | Saturday’s games

Kent State 20, Miami (Ohio) 14 KENT Poland High School graduate Colin Reardon threw for 136


Saturday’s other Big ten games

No. 2 Michigan State 24, Purdue 21 EAST LANSING, MICH. Hubbard High School graduate L.J. Scott


National Council plans membership luncheon

Youngstown Section of the National Council of Negro Women Inc. will host its 38th annual membership luncheon Oct. 17.

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OCCHA will celebrate 43 years of service

OCCHA is planning a celebration Oct. 16 at Antone's Banquet Center.

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Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Sierra Carbon, Youngstown, boy, Oct. 2 Devin Telego


Runners TO YOUR MARKS … Upcoming races & walks

October 17 — 16th annual Habitat Home Run 5K at the Holy Family Parish, 2729 Center Rd. in Poland.


Columbiana, Trumbull AND MAHONING County COURTS

COURTS Columbiana COUNTY New complaints Ohio Department of Taxation v. Evan Egli et al, money.


Ohioans earn extra income selling ginseng

By MARY BETH LANE The Columbus Dispatch RUTLAND, Ohio To the unpracticed eye, the cluster of


Speaker, awards to highlight Easter Seals and YHS dinner

The 64th annual event will be Oct. 29 at The Embassy in Boardman.

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YEARS AGO

YEARS AGO Today is Sunday, Oct. 4, the 277th day of 2015. There are 88 days left in the year.


METRO DIGEST || Canfield run to honor Newhard

Run to honor Newhard CANFIELD A memorial 5K run and 2-mile walk will be at 2 p.m. Oct. 17 in


Johnson’s 500th NASCAR start comes today

Jimmie Johnson was still only a prospect in NASCAR’s developmental series when he tried to work up the nerve to talk to Jeff Gordon.


Browns’ QB quarrel headed to San Diego

Browns coach Mike Pettine is defending his decision to start McCown over Johnny Football.


Buckeyes ‘Zeke’ out win in Big Ten opener

When everything else fizzled Saturday for Ohio State, coach Urban Meyer put the ball in Ezekiel Elliott’s trusted hands.


Ohioans to decide how to redraw political maps

By ANN SANNER Associated Press COLUMBUS A proposal on the fall ballot seeks to overhaul how


Horrible decisions behind NFL misery

Horrible decisions behind NFL misery Dear Sports Editor: Why, why, why are the Browns so bad?


On the links | Saturday’s pro golf results

ALFRED DUNHILL LINKS CHAMPIONSHIP ST. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND Denmark’s Thorbjorn Olesen shot a


$1.1 million state grant to help Trumbull Courts reduce recidivism

Trumbull County Common Pleas Court has been awarded a $1.1 million Smart Ohio grant for recidivism reduction programs over the next two years. State Rep. Sean O’Brien of Bazetta, D-63rd, announced the award.


Coast Guard locates life ring from ship lost off Bahamas

Coast Guard locates life ring from ship lost off Bahamas NASSAU, Bahamas The U.S. Coast Guard


Blood Drives

Blood Drives today St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital Donor Room, 1044 Belmont Ave., Youngstown,


Pirates unable to clinch home field for wild-card game

A.J. Burnett was outpitched by a rookie in the final regular-season start of his career.


Answers to some key questions about Issue 3

By ANN SANNER Associated Press COLUMBUS Ohioans will decide in the Nov. 3 election whether to


Printer addresses criticism of Mill Creek calendars

Opinion: Printer addresses criticism of Mill Creek calendars This is to respond to questions and


Civil-rights icons in Valley this week

Opinion: My job allows a few perks, and one is meeting people who do cool things. Without my job, I might


MISSING TODDLER

MISSING TODDLER Who to call Call the Trumbull County Dispatch Center at 330-675-2730 if you have


Soul Food mafia feeds giving-back movement

It’s about doing good and making the world a better place by buying a T-shirt.


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