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Stories published February 24, 2016

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

Youngstown State student makes Springsteen history

Scott Williams saw Bruce Springsteen in concert for the 16th time Tuesday night. But the show at Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland will be the one he never forgets.


Struthers captains suspended over involvement in jail suicide

Two police captains have been disciplined with unpaid suspensions for neglect of duty in the hours before inmate Peter Bugno, 43, was found dead and hanging in his jail cell last Sept. 10.


Kasich leads Clinton and Sanders in Ohio by wide margins, poll says

Gov. John Kasich would defeat both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders among Ohio voters, according to a new Quinnipiac University Poll released Wednesday.


Black history coms alive through Williamson Elementary's Living History Museum

Youngstown Williamson Elementary School fifth-graders Jose Santiago, Brazon Crump, Eon Franklin and Antoine Sharpe sat in the school cafeteria covered in spaghetti noodles, chopped lettuce and shredded carrots.


Sebring to flush water system to reduce possible lead contamination

The village will begin a unidirectional water-supply system flushing program Tuesday, and continue from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. through the week until it is completed.


Single fathers now most served at food pantry, worker says at 25th Harvest for Hunger

In the last 16 years, Lillie Ekong has seen certain trends change regarding those she serves, but one thing that has remained constant has been a continuing need for certain basic necessities.


State lawmakers weighing felony penalties for animal fighting participants

Spectators who pay to watch, bet or provide supplies for cockfighting and other animal-fighting rings would face increased criminal penalties, under legislation passed by the Ohio House on Wednesday.


Angel Bell jailed in Ayers Street murder

A woman police said threatened a man who was murdered last week and was present when he was killed was arraigned Wednesday in municipal court on a complicity charge.


3 Guatemalans arrested on I-680 with 7 cell phones, $16K

Although police say three men found Tuesday in a pickup truck with more than $16,000 cash will probably not face drug charges, authorities still have a lot of questions.


Valparaiso-YSU women's game postponed

The scheduled men's game Thursday between YSU and Wright State is still on at 7:45 p.m.


Tickets on sale now for Trumbull African-American Achievers Award banquet

Tickets on sale now for Trumbull African-American Achievers Award banquet


Powerful storm kills 3 in Virginia, raising death toll to 6

Powerful storm kills 3 in Virginia, raising death toll to 6


Canfield requests Christmas decoration removal from cemeteries by Tuesday

Canfield requests Christmas decoration removal from cemeteries by Tuesday


Sebring water flushing starts Tuesday

Sebring water flushing begins Tuesday


Ohio Turnpike places limited travel ban into effect

Ohio Turnpike places limited travel ban into effect


Pennsylvania state park evicts tiny houses

Pennsylvania state park evicts tiny houses


Lepore-Hagan submits bill to eliminate YMHA debt

Lepore-Hagan submits bill to eliminate YMHA debt


Campbell traffic accident injures one

Campbell traffic accident injures one


Groups calling for western Lake Erie to be declared impaired

Groups calling for western Lake Erie to be declared impaired


Ohio model who tried to hire hit man is sentenced to 7 years

Ohio model who tried to hire hit man is sentenced to 7 years


Nonprofits to NFL: Stop pushing fantasy sports on kids

Nonprofits to NFL: Stop pushing fantasy sports on kids


Academy Awards may be hooked on 'Oscar bait'

Academy Awards may be hooked on 'Oscar bait'


City woman 2nd to be charged in Ayers Street murder

City woman 2nd to be charged in Ayers Street murder


Ohio is part of $56M settlements over municipal bond deals

Ohio is part of $56M settlements over municipal bond deals


Pieces from Ohio lake bottom may be boat that sank in 1850

Pieces from Ohio lake bottom may be boat that sank in 1850


Fire chief in Ohio recommends suspensions over alcohol party

Fire chief in Ohio recommends suspensions over alcohol party


Struthers school board meets Thursday in Boardman

Struthers school board meets Thursday in Boardman


Women's retailer to open in Eastwood Mall in June

Women's retailer to open in Eastwood Mall in June


Testimony ends in attempted murder trial

Testimony ends in attempted murder trial


Austintown man joins Springsteen for a song and a dance

Austintown man joins Springsteen for a song and a dance


Pennsylvania governor says he has treatable prostate cancer

Pennsylvania governor says he has treatable prostate cancer


Court rules against Ohio false statement campaign law

Court rules against Ohio false statement campaign law


Men wrongly imprisoned for murder get millions from Ohio

Men wrongly imprisoned for murder get millions from Ohio


Police now say trio caught with $16K won't face drug charges

Police now say trio caught with $16K won't face drug charges


Youngstown Board of Control meets Thursday

Youngstown Board of Control meets Thursday


East Class of 1966 plans 50th reunion


Niles ASG plans August retreat


Memorial golf outing set for June 17


Warren native killed in Texas road rage episode

Warren native killed in Texas road rage episode


Woman faces charges after Kmart parking lot assault

Woman faces charges after Kmart parking lot assault


Poll shows Kasich would do better than Clinton and Sanders in Ohio

Poll shows Kasich would do better than Clinton and Sanders in Ohio


Hermitage road work starts in April

Hermitage road work starts in April


Trump claims Nevada

Donald Trump notched a win in Nevada’s Republican caucuses Tuesday as Marco Rubio bid to elbow out Ted Cruz for second place in an increasingly urgent effort to slam the brakes on the Trump juggernaut.


Ninth-seeded Mineral Ridge routs Brookfield

When Mineral Ridge saw that’s where it was placed in the Division III,Warren Harding bracket, the Rams — after initially being upset — flipped a switch.


Majority of UAW Local 1112 membership approves local contract

The contract was approved with 76 percent voting yes and 24 percent of members voting no.


Youngstown school board hears gripes about East High

One parent questioned why students lack anything considering the amount of the district’s per-pupil spending.


Youngstown native Cobbin lectures on Negro League baseball

W. James Cobbin — who grew up in Youngstown — makes an effort to talk to groups.


YSU women look for better shooting

The Penguins were just 6 of 34 on 3-pointers against CSU on Saturday.


Youngstown distress panel can’t meet now, appeal court rules

Although the Academic Distress Commission can’t meet now, appeal court arguments over its fifth member are on the fast track.


Valley competitors set to swim, dive at state

The state meet is today-Saturday in Canton.


Strickland knocks Portman for shirking constitutional duty

Portman said it’s not a good time to make a lifetime appointment to the court during a presidential election


West Branch works double-overtime against Niles

T.J. DeShields scored 22 points for the Warriors.


Kasich trails Trump slightly among Ohio Republican voters, poll says

Kasich trails Trump among Ohio Republican voters, poll says


‘Full House’ fans will get sugar fix from sequel series

By FRAZIER MOORE AP Television Writer NEW YORK If you like this kind of thing, odds are you’ll


‘Black-ish’ takes child’s-eye view of police violence Delicate topic

By LYNN ELBER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES As tense crowds await a grand jury’s decision


PBS to launch 24-hour children’s channel

By LYNN ELBER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES Young insomniacs are in luck: PBS is launching


SPORTS digest

Springfield tickets on sale Friday NEW MIDDLETOWN Doors open and tickets go on sale on Friday


Second-half surge leads Raiders past Clippers

Brandon Youngs led the Raiders (18-5) with 12 points.


Presentations showcase New Castle man’s God-given talent

Since 1994, Bob Summers has staged musicals he wrote and directed


Canfield doctor charged in tax case

Dr. Nicholas M. Garritano didn’t pay over taxes withheld from his employees, U.S. Attorney says.


Woman tells judge during sentencing she’ll beat heroin addiction

Sentenced on drug-abuse instrument, probation violation charges


Brookfield police say shooting victim remains in critical condition

Police hope to speak to her about the shooting when she recovers more.


Youngstown schools leader seeks options to avoid suspensions

The city school district has suffered from high suspensions and poor graduation rates


Angel’s Wings makes heavenly music

Harpist Allison Miller and flutist Connie Price are the duet.

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METRO DIGEST || ‘Youngstown’ family on ‘Family Feud’

‘Youngstown’ family on ‘Family Feud’ The Graves family of Ohio, with members living in Campbell,


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Golden Dawn to remain Youngstown icon after owner’s death

Golden Dawn has been a North Side fixture since 1934. This Vindicator photo taken April 29, 2012, shows the late brothers and owners, Carmen Naples, left, and Ralph Naples, who kept the classy atmosphere of the bar and restaurant alive after they took it over. Ralph died earlier this week at the age of 96, just six months after his younger brother died at age 94.

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oddly enough

oddly enough Woman’s unorthodox approach helps her get kidney donor POWNAL, Maine A Maine


FOOD SALES AND DINNERS

TODAY Boar’s Head Group of St. John’s Episcopal Church, 323 Wick Ave., Youngstown, will serve a


Keep momentum building to stop Zika virus’ spread

Editorial: The rapid-fire chain of events to stop the spread of the Zika virus in the Western Hemisphere


Jeb’s mother prescient

Opinion: Jeb Bush should have listened to his mother. “We’ve had enough Bushes,” Barbara Bush said nearly


Girard council OKs property demolition

Council also reviewed 2016 appropriations


SI swimsuit issue thing of beauty

Opinion: By Heidi Stevens Chicago Tribune I consider the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue an annual


Obama: Gitmo undermines security, must be closed

Associated Press WASHINGTON President Barack Obama’s plan to close the detention center at


MAHONING COUNTY COURTS

courts MAHONING COUNTY Marriage licenses Cody A. Signor, 20, of 1624 Fifth Ave., Youngstown,


Ohio Senate OK’s sales-tax holiday bill

The sales-tax holiday would be Aug. 5-7 if the bill passes in April


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., .128.53—.38 Aqua America, .71


Conspiracy theorists run amok

Opinion: By Fred Grimm Miami Herald You know – because anyone with access to social media knows – that it


Indians hold first full-squad workout of spring

That challenge, which is winning a World Series in Cleveland, will begin with a starting staff that should be among the best in baseball.


Kanye West

Kanye West Album: “The Life of Pablo” Grade: B+ Kanye West raps and sings on “The Life of


Television series released on DVD this week include:

Television series released on DVD this week include: v “Saints & Strangers”: NatGeo’s fall


Warren Steel workers to receive assistance

Laid-off Warren Steel Holdings employees have received certification for the Trade Adjustment Assistance program.


Trump widens lead with Nevada win

Associated Press LAS VEGAS Donald Trump notched a win in Nevada’s Republican caucuses Tuesday


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Delonte and Michelle Washington, Youngstown, girl, Feb.


Bathrooms are battlegrounds in anti-discrimination debate

Associated Press RALEIGH, N.C. As bathrooms become battlegrounds in the national debate over


NEWSMAKERS

NEWSMAKERS ‘Blue Bloods’ a quiet example of CBS’ power NEW YORK Tom Selleck’s cop-family drama


birthdays

birthdays Actor Steven Hill (“Law and Order”) is 94. Actor Dominic Chianese (“Boardwalk Empire,”


YEARS AGO

YEARS AGO Today is Wednesday, Feb. 24, the 55th day of 2016. There are 311 days left in the year.


GPS glitch allows terrorism suspect to remain free on bond

Associated Press TOLEDO One of four men accused of raising money for a former al-Qaida leader


supreme court vacancy McConnell shuts door on Senate action

Associated Press WASHINGTON Majority Leader Mitch McConnell emphatically ruled out any Senate


Water samples below limit for lead

Water samples below limit for lead SEBRING The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency has received


Niles City Council votes 5-2 to approve mayor’s financial recovery plan

The plan now goes to the Financial Planning and Supervision Commission for final approval


CDC: 14 more Zika cases possibly spread through sex

CDC: 14 more Zika cases possibly spread through sex NEW YORK U.S. health officials are


Victim testifies in attempted murder case

Was shot in car on South Side


Panel awards contracts

The Mahoning County commissioners awarded recycling and tourism promotion contracts.


Utah polygamous-sect leaders arrested in food-stamp fraud

Associated Press SALT LAKE CITY Several top leaders from Warren Jeffs’ polygamous sect were


Agenda Thursday

Agenda Thursday Salem City Schools Community Relations Committee, 8:30 a.m., administration


Girard police arrest man who allegedly beat woman, threatened to sell her for crack

Officers booked a 44-year-old man on a domestic violence charge.


‘Hidden Life of Trees’ inspires earthy recipe

By Leah Eskin Chicago Tribune Trees chat. Trees cry. Trees nurse their young, care for the aged


Reverse raffle dinner set for March 11

Reverse raffle dinner set for March 11 BOARDMAN The Boardman Schools Fund for Educational


Apple to push for Congress to decide case

Associated Press WASHINGTON Apple Inc. will tell a federal judge this week in legal papers that


Bricklayers union pickets Chick-fil-A

Bricklayers union pickets Chick-fil-A BOARDMAN Members of the Bricklayers Local 8 union on


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Charlie Staples Original Famous Bar-B-Que The secret is the SAUCE

You don’t need to travel to the bayou to enjoy authentic Louisiana barbecue.


There’s more to fish than the obvious

By Gretchen McKay Pittsburgh Post-Gazette It’s Lent, which means it’s time to renew your love


Scientists determine cause of Takata air-bag explosions

Associated Press DETROIT Scientists hired by the auto industry have determined that multiple


Gates supports government efforts

Associated Press NEW YORK Bill Gates is supportive of investigators’ efforts to force Apple to


Mahoning Valley Race Course

TUESDAY’S Results RACE 1 $24,500 - 3 yo, 6F, MSW 7 Graduation Gift (Gonzalez, L.)$16.20$8.20


HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP

More boys TOURNAMENT BASKETBALL DIVISION II Ursuline 74, Hubbard 42 YOUNGSTOWN Ursuline


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