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1 killed tonight in accident on state Route 11

One person was killed in a vehicle/pedestrian mishap Wednesday night at the intersection of state Route 11 and Route 305.


UPDATE | Dyngles jackpot grows for Sept. 16; tonight's ticketholder gets $52K

Crowds likely will be bigger at Barry Dyngles Pub Sept. 16 after no one won the jackpot drawing tonight.


DeBartolo finalist for Hall of Fame

Eddie DeBartolo a finalist for Hall of Fame


Federal judge plans to push case of NSA phone surveillance

A federal judge said Wednesday he plans to push ahead with a challenge to the National Security Agency’s bulk collection of telephone data on hundreds of millions of Americans, even as the program is set to expire at the end of November.


Sheriff will reveal identity of bones on Thursday morning

Sheriff will reveal identity of bones on Thursday morning


Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course is looking to fill about 50 jobs

Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course is looking to fill about 50 jobs


Boil alert issued to all Hubbard residents following water main break

Boil alert issued to all Hubbard residents following water main break


Marshals nab man in heroin death case

Marshals nab man in heroin death case


Austintown man pleads to reduced charge in break-in

Austintown man pleads to reduced charge in break-in


Obama gets Iran deal win as Senate Dems amass enough votes

Obama gets Iran deal win as Senate Dems amass enough votes


Youngstown Business Incubator announces a new investment fund

Youngstown Business Incubator announces a new investment fund


US markets open solidly higher a day after big plunge

US markets open solidly higher a day after big plunge


Man faces felony charges for off-road vehicle ride

Man faces felony charges for off-road vehicle ride


Handel's returns to Canfield Fair

The last time Handel's had a stand at the fair was 1987.


Pelini’s plan: YSU’s transformation starts on defense

Since being hired, Bo Pelini has focused heavily on defense, his specialty.


Austintown businesses see positives, negatives to game at Barry Dyngles

Ticket drawing tonight will lead to shutdown of Raccoon Road for a time


Fitch takes down Boardman in AAC boys soccer

Kyle Cyphert had two goals while Cameron Sobien and Zac Castro added a goal apiece.


US officials mull dates to study city water and sewer

The U.S. Government Accountability Office plans a late-September visit here to study city water supply and sewer infrastructure.


Phantoms open camp at The Ice Zone with new faces

There have been plenty of changes since the Youngstown Phantoms were last on the ice for June’s tryout camp at The Ice Zone.


Schiavoni proposes bonds to upgrade water and sewer systems

Senate Minority Leader Joe Schiavoni has proposed seeking voters’ approval to borrow $1 billion in bonds to provide grants for communities to upgrade their sewer and water systems.


Nebraska PA announcer fired over Facebook post

A months-old Facebook post has cost the Nebraska football stadium announcer his job one day after his hiring was announced.


Warren schools evacuated Tuesday because of bomb threat

A 10:16 a.m. Tuesday bomb threat received by the Warren Police Department canceled classes for the rest of the day and tested the school district’s bomb-threat protocol.


Harbaugh still mum on QB starter against Utah

Meyer hints Barrett, Jones will both play


Venice festival opens season with ‘Everest’ FILM FEAST

By JILL LAWLESS Associated Press VENICE, Italy It’s a sure sign that summer’s over and the


Girts case continues to haunt family, courts; new trial possible

The case of Poland native Robert Girts, accused in the 1992 death of his third wife, continues


Historical society to mark its 140th year

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The Mahoning Valley Historical Society members will mark the group’s


SPORTS DIGEST || Scrappers fall again to Spikes

Scrappers fall again to Spikes NILES After jumping out to an early lead, the Mahoning Valley


Cruze sales drop by 37 percent in August

GM's best-selling car has tough competition in both the compact car segment and larger vehicle segments.


Seven of Sunday's ATV riders arraigned, released from jail

All seven of the people taken to jail Sunday after being charged with driving their off-road vehicles on Trumbull County roads were released from the jail

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Mahoning County Dems to meet Sept. 9 to recommend finalists for state rep vacancies

The Ohio House Democratic Caucus will make the appointment


One sentenced on gang charges, other fails to appear

Both defendants were rearrested while out on bond.


Junior fair members compete for Outstanding Youth awards

The award ceremony will be at 2 p.m. on Thursday on the Concourse Stage along with the coronation of the 4-H king and queen.


Judge sworn as new fair director

Judge Scott D. Hunter replaces the late Judge James C. Evans


Kalea takes another chance at baking

Reporter Kalea Hall baked up a crow-worthy sunflower cake for the 169th Canfield Fair.


Woman gets prison for stealing from elderly woman

Judge upset restitution not paid


Hubbard couple to share nature’s beauty again Sunday

Rodney Toth looks at an Emory Paul, one of the large dahlias he grows in his expansive gardens at his home in Hubbard. Toth and his wife, Kay, will host their 19th open gardens event Sunday. He uses umbrellas to shield the blooms from the sun.

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Covelli Centre to undergo improvement work

The work includes roof repairs and an upgrade to its video display system


Pope: Priests can absolve abortion in Holy Year of Mercy

Associated Press VATICAN CITY Pope Francis is applying his vision of a merciful church to women


YEARS AGO

YEARS AGO Today is Wednesday, Sept. 2, the 245th day of 2015. There are 120 days left in the year.


Ky. clerk defies US courts on gay-marriage licenses

Associated Press MOREHEAD, Ky. Invoking “God’s authority,” a county clerk denied marriage


US stocks plunge after bleak report on China

Associated Press NEW YORK Stocks plunged again Tuesday, continuing a rocky ride for Wall


State, hospital officials break ground on Boardman road work near St. E's Boardman campus

State, hospital officials break ground on Boardman road work near St. E's Boardman campus


US, Cuba have issues to resolve

Opinion: By Carmelo Ruiz Tribune News Service Even with the resumption of diplomatic relations between


Modern women can’t have it all

Opinion: By Cynthia M. ALLEN Fort Worth Star-Telegram A friend of mine recently decided to have her eggs


Construction spending hits highest level in seven years

Associated Press WASHINGTON U.S. construction spending in July climbed to its highest level in


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., .129.23 -0.22 Aqua America,


A smelly nuclear pact

Opinion: By James Phillips The Heritage Foundation “This thing is like an onion,” George Costanza once


Top Ohio court must guide charter cities on fracking

Editorial: It’s no secret that we view the proponents of the ban on fracking in the city of Youngstown as self-


BUSINESS DIGEST || Community Day Expo for non-profits Sept. 18

Business Showcase YOUNGSTOWN The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber is looking for local


Road work underway in Hubbard

The work will not lead to road closures.


NEWSMAKERS

NEWSMAKERS MTV spreads out awards show to get more viewers NEW YORK MTV boosted the


Garden club to meet

Garden club to meet BOARDMAN St. Charles Garden Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the St.


Progress made at new Hilton in Austintown

Work is moving forward on the biggest commercial project in the township this year


Power outages after monsoon in Phoenix

Associated Press PHOENIX Thousands of Phoenix-area residents and businesses, including a food


Manziel says no surgery needed

Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel has dealt with a sore right arm since before he lifted the Heisman Trophy.


FOOD SALES AND DINNERS

TODAY Holy Family Parish, 2729 Center Road (Route 224), Poland, will serve cavatelli dinners from


The Heineken experience

The Heineken experience Heineken is one of the world’s oldest and largest breweries in the world.


Television series and miniseries available on DVD this week include:

Television series and miniseries available on DVD this week include: v “Madam Secretary” (season


Inaugural golf event to support Boy Scouts

An inaugural golf event to support Boy Scouts of America will take place Sept. 14 at Mahoning Country Club.


Third annual Slovak picnic set for Sept. 12

The Carpatho-Rusyn Society will host its third annual Slovak picnic and bonfire Sept. 12.


Agenda Thursday

Agenda Thursday Lordstown Village Council, streets and sidewalks, parks, buildings and grounds


Google refines logo as it joins Alphabet

Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO Google is refining its famous logo as it prepares to become a


Police search for 3 after fatal shooting of officer

Associated Press FOX LAKE, Ill. Police in helicopters, with dogs and armed with rifles were


OVI citation

OVI citation BOARDMAN Jeffrey Zoldan, 56, of Youngstown was cited Monday for operating a vehicle


birthdays

birthdays Dancer-actress Marge Champion is 96. Singer Sam Gooden of The Impressions is 76. Singer-


In climate bid, Obama visits glacier

In climate bid, Obama visits glacier SEWARD, Alaska President Barack Obama stared down a melting


ohio supreme court Fracking foes: Elections chief Husted exceeded authority

Associated Press COLUMBUS Residents in three Ohio counties where Secretary of State Jon Husted


Preseason creating questions for Steelers

Shaky preseason might be a cause for concern for the Steelers.


TRUMBULL COUNTY COURTS

NEW COMPLAINTs State of Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation v. Mark


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Bradley and Shannon Shultz, New Middletown, boy, Aug. 31.


state department Protecting email info discussed

Associated Press WASHINGTON Hillary Rodham Clinton and her aides at the State Department were


Hubbard Board of Education appoints treasurer

Amber Babik joins the district following a career with Huntington National Bank


METRO DIGEST || I-80 lane closures today

I-80 lane closures AUSTINTOWN Interstate 80 westbound will have various lane restrictions for


Tease photo

The Commonwealth Uncommonly GOOD

This trip to New Castle would be our first to a true “gastropub.”

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Full Nelson: Brewers pitcher domintes Bucs

Jimmy Nelson pitched seven dominant innings and the Milwaukee Brewers tagged Pittsburgh Pirates ace Gerrit Cole for five early runs.


oddly enough

oddly enough Southern New Jersey man digs up live cannonball in backyard CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE,


Breakfast food that takes the cake

Breakfast food that takes the cake According to our Food:30 writer Rebecca Nieminen, you haven’t


Murray gets past Kyrgios at U.S. Open

Andy Murray hit 18 aces and saved 11 of 14 break points.


Gomes’ power surge wasted in Tribe loss

A great game from Yan Gomes wasn’t enough to give the Cleveland Indians their longest winning streak of the season.


HOLBORN HERB GROWERS GUILD’S “HERBAL FARE”

HOLBORN HERB GROWERS GUILD’S “HERBAL FARE” Barley Soup by kathy Carson 11/2quarts basic brown