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Attorney, local judges reach settlement in Black Lives Matter button dispute

A settlement has been reached in the federal lawsuit by Atty. Andrea Burton, which claimed that Judge Robert Milich of municipal court violated her free speech and due-process and equal-protection rights by finding her in contempt of court when she wore a Black Lives Matter button in his court July 22.


600 volunteers to improve community at today's Day of Caring

After a breakfast Friday at the Covelli Centre, some 600 volunteers from organizations, businesses and schools split into groups to work tirelessly for the 19th annual United Way Day of Caring.


First order at the fair? Molnar's gooey cinnamon roll

You can’t start a day at the Canfield Fair without a Molnar’s cinnamon roll. That’s what one customer yelled to me as I was about to take a bite right out of the center of my gooey, cinnamon-sugary, buttery roll.


Historical home of Canfield's namesake family to be demolished

A controversial historical home will be demolished after Canfield city’s design review committee reversed a previous decision, allowing the demolition of Canfield’s namesake’s grandson’s home at 275 N. Broad St.


Allen Lee charged after long chase with kid in car

A man wanted for violating his probation, who was convicted of running over and killing a man raking leaves in his yard, was arrested late Thursday after police said he led them on a lengthy chase with a young child in his car.


Handling emergencies at Canfield Fair is big team effort

Eight days. Twelve-hour shifts. Hundreds of calls, for everything from bee stings to heart attacks.


Mahoning County re-establishes audit committee, names 6 members

The Mahoning County commissioners have re-established a long-dormant audit committee and appointed six people to it – two bank presidents, a university official, the local public library system director and two county officials.


Ironworkers looking for apprentices for new class

Ironworkers looking for apprentices for new class


Teen charged with slapping 5-year-old on school bus

Teen charged with slapping 5-year-old on school bus


Pa. appeals court: State can weigh impact of gas drilling wells

Appeals court: State can weigh impact of gas drilling wells


Cincy-area police say elephant sedative seized with heroin

Cincy-area police say elephant sedative seized with heroin


Police losing battle to get drivers to put down their phones

Police losing battle to get drivers to put down their phones


CANFIELD FAIR | Fair attendance figures

Fair attendance figures


Trumbull coroner: Man had heart attack in Elm Road accident Tuesday

Trumbull coroner: Man had heart attack in Elm Road accident Tuesday


Louisiana boy finds bag of meth in video game package

Louisiana boy finds bag of meth in video game package


PRESIDENTIAL RACE | FBI publishes notes on Clinton’s use of private email

FBI publishes notes on Clinton’s use of private email


PRESIDENTIAL RACE | Trump given questions before interview at church

Trump given questions before interview at church


Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 after battery explosions

Samsung recalls Galaxy Note 7 after battery explosions


Portions of Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway road closed for maintenance

Portions of Mill Creek MetroParks Bikeway road closed for maintenance


Petition would annex Canfield Township land to city of Canfield

Petition would annex Canfield Township land to city of Canfield


PRESIDENTIAL RACE | Right battleground state, wrong city for Green Party candidate

PRESIDENTIAL RACE | Right battleground state, wrong city for Green Party candidate


Youngstown woman faces OVI charge after arrest in Boardman

Youngstown woman faces OVI charge after arrest in Boardman


FDA bans antiseptic chemicals from soaps, cites no evidence

FDA bans antiseptic chemicals from soaps, cites no evidence


Man accused of egging Ohio home 100-plus times enters plea

Man accused of egging Ohio home 100-plus times enters plea


Ex-Subway pitchman in suit: Victim's parents to blame

Ex-Subway pitchman in suit: Victim's parents to blame


More than 600 volunteers participate in UW Day of Caring

More than 600 volunteers participate in UW Day of Caring


Youngstown cop injured in arrest

Youngstown cop injured in arrest


Man held by Warren bar patrons after robbery arraigned today

Man held by Warren bar patrons after robbery arraigned today


Court hearing canceled on closing Warren motorcycle club HQ as nuisance

Court hearing canceled on closing Warren motorcycle club HQ as nuisance


News conference canceled today on Trumbull Co. septic systems matter

News conference today canceled on Trumbull Co. septic systems matter


Settlement reached in lawyer wearing Black Lives Matter button

Settlement reached in lawyer wearing Black Lives Matter button


Columbiana County agency gets fed funds to help area veterans

Columbiana County agency gets fed funds to help area veterans


Ex-Stanford swimmer leaves jail after serving half his term on sex assault

Ex-Stanford swimmer leaves jail after serving half his term on sex assault


CANFIELD FAIR | Blue skies, sunshine, perfect temps greet fairgoers on Day 3

Blue skies, sunshine and perfect temps greet fairgoers on Day 3


Man injured in Youngstown South Side accident

Man injured in Youngstown South Side accident


Hermine hits Florida coast as 1st hurricane in a decade

Hermine hits Florida coast as 1st hurricane in a decade


Early hunting seasons for waterfowl to begin in Ohio

Early hunting seasons for waterfowl to begin in Ohio


CLUB CALENDAR

ASSOCIATIONS American Association of University Women, Youngstown Branch, will meet at 10 a.m.


Society to honor dedicated volunteer


Open house planned at Moss home

Open house planned at Moss home MINERAL RIDGE The Moss Ancestral Home, 1499 Burnett St., will be


CEO directs removal of creationism from Youngstown science curriculum

A city school board member contacted the ACLU about the materials


YSU a hazard for Dukes

Behind Davis, Penguins seize control with a quick score


Columbiana, Crestview could be meeting for final time

The series is headed for a ‘cooling-off’ period


Evidence suppression hearing heard in Seman case

Testimony focuses on search warrants, visit to defendant’s home


Street dogs find home after three years

A Warren woman becomes Bear’s and Izzy’s forever mother


Phantoms will be inexperienced

Change is in the air as the Youngstown Phantoms prepare for their eighth USHL season.


At fair’s scavenger hunt, I found more than just items on a list

By JORDYN GRZELEWSKI jgrzelewski@vindy.com CANFIELD I’ll admit it. Before I was assigned to


ON THE Air This weekend’s football on TV & radio

TODAY 6 p.m. (ESPNU) High school football: St. Frances Academy vs. Paramus Catholic. 6 p.m.


Woman sues Champion landlords over denial of service dog

The Ohio Attorney General’s Office and Ohio Civil Rights Commission have filed a lawsuit in Trumbull County Common Pleas Court


Kaepernick, Reid kneel during anthem

Colin Kaepernick and San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid kneeled during the national anthem Thursday night, continuing the quarterback’s preseason protest of American racial injustice and minority oppression


Ohio county auditors launch statewide skimmer sweep

Inspectors to check 12,000 gas pumps for skimming devices over Labor Day weekend


McDonough museum to mark its 25th year

Staff report YOUNGSTOWN The McDonough Museum of Art, 525 Wick Ave., will celebrate its 25th year


‘Hands of Stone’ shines light on Roberto Duran

By LINDSEY BAHR AP Film Writer “Hands of Stone “ is a sprawling yet fairly conventional biopic


SPORTS digest

Early hole too much for Scrappers NILES The Mahoning Valley Scrappers managed to make a game


‘Morgan’ explores artificial intelligence

By SANDY COHEN AP Entertainment Writer Even if you guess the twist in “Morgan” early on, the


Mill Creek Park Green Cathedral Race is Sept. 11

The race will begin and end in the park’s Wick Recreation Area, 1861 McCollum Road, on the West Side.


Youngstown's labor museum plans to join celebration

The state celebration includes a walking tour of downtown Youngstown.


Mahoning commissioners OK tax grant to promote religious gathering

The Mahoning County commissioners approved $2,500 in bed tax funds to promote a women’s Christian conference at the Covelli Centre.


Liberty hires part-time firefighters to ease staffing pinch

Trustees also increased hourly rate of pay for part-timers.


Fairgoers go to great lengths for chance to see vice president

Staff report CANFIELD Two lifelong Democrats were ready and waiting for Vice President Joe Biden


METRO DIGEST || Prosecutor opposes parole for Cox

Opposed to parole WARREN Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins is opposing the parole of


Injured fairgoer sues cutlery vendor and fair

An Olmsted Falls man was injured at a Canfield Fair cutlery vending booth.


Biden makes time for Valley, case for Clinton

Vice President Joe Biden tickled Noah Miner, 4, and was rewarded with a big smile during an unscheduled stop Thursday at the Canfield Fair. Noah was at the fair with his mother, Crystal, of Austintown.

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Agenda Saturday

Agenda Saturday Springfield school board, 9:30 a.m., work session, board of education office,


Chicago homicides highest in decades

Associated Press CHICAGO Chicago saw its deadliest month in two decades in August, recording 90


College football roundp Thursday’s other games

No. 19 Louisville 70, Charlotte 14 LOUISVILLE, KY. Lamar Jackson accounted for a school-record


MAHONING COUNTY | Indictments

A Mahoning County grand jury handed up indictments against these people Thursday on these charges:


US auto sales fall in August

Associated Press DETROIT U.S. sales of new cars and trucks fell in August, ending summer on a


CORRECTION

CORRECTION A story on page A1 of Monday’s newspaper, “Youngstown expatriates still feel Valley’s


Cruze sales surge in August

An auto industry analyst attributes the 52.4 percent Chevrolet Cruze sales surge last month to the new model introduced this year.


GOLF

GOLF LPGA Tour-Manulife LPGA Classic Thursday At Whistle Bear Golf Club Cambridge,


Sealing of records for former detective pushed back a month

The sealing of records related to the 2009 conviction of a former homicide detective is being pushed back a month after the Trumbull County Prosecutor’s office asked that a new special prosecutor be appointed.


State Dept. to give AP all Clinton schedules before Nov. election

Associated Press WASHINGTON The State Department agreed Thursday to turn over all the detailed


Mosquitoes test positive for zika

Associated Press MIAMI Florida has found the Zika virus in three groups of mosquitoes trapped in


Inside THE ROPES WITH …

Inside THE ROPES WITH … Jason Kokrak Thursday: The Warren JFK graduate shot a jkldfskjdfkjl in


Mom, grandma plead guilty in teen’s heroin death at hotel

Associated Press AKRON The mother and grandmother of a teen who died from a heroin overdose at


Officials to announce elimination of Trumbull sewer decree today

Trumbull County septic and sewer rules have been criticized as overly strict


OSU’s Meyer seeks more balance

His ideal would be 50/50 split between running, passing


Browns fall to Bears in lackluster preseason finale

Cleveland played its offensive starters the entire first quarter, but only managed a short touchdown drive against Chicago’s backups.


oddly enough

oddly enough Airline mixes up boys, flies them to wrong cities NEW YORK A woman in New York


Rain on roof drowns out tennis

When heavy rain began pelting the closed roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium, Andy Murray couldn’t pick up the usual sounds of a tennis match.


Prep Roundup High school results

VOLLEYBALL Hubbard 14-25-23-25-15, Boardman 25-22-25-11-3 BOARDMAN Adria Powell led the Eagles


Family farm is ‘better’

Opinion: By Terry Wanzek Star Tribune (Minneapolis) My 21/2-year-old grandson recently stayed at our


Today’s entertainment picks:

Today’s entertainment picks: v Canfield Fair, 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.: All of the usual fun ($8, $6 for


Five games to watch in Week 2

The five top games of Week 2.


YEARS AGO

Today is Friday, Sept. 2, the 246th day of 2016. There are 120 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED


Charges dropped

Charges dropped CANFIELD Charges of domestic violence and child endangering were dropped


TV/RADIO

TV/RADIO SFlbTODAY 8 a.m. (NBCSN) Auto racing: Formula One Italian Grand Prix practice. 9:30


Some Hispanic leaders feel misled by Trump

Associated Press CINCINNATI “Crushed.” “Disappointed.” “Confused.” Some Hispanic leaders who


After painting only for 5 years, artist takes Best of Show

Liz Skeels shows that the Fine Arts competitions are for everyone


Stepmom of scalded boy pleads guilty to murder

Associated Press LEBANON, OHIO A woman accused of holding her 4-year-old stepson in a scalding


The Dominion East Ohio Gas emergency number is 1-877-542-2630

As of Thursday evening, four customers on Vineland were still without gas


labor day

labor day What’s open/closed A checklist of local, state and federal institutions and local


POLICE CALLS IN POLAND, BOARDMAN

POLICE CALLS A summary of recent criminal activity in Poland and Boardman townships: POLAND


Chamber’s Salute to Business honors 5

The event was at Mr. Anthony’s in Boardman


Explosion destroys SpaceX rocket, satellite

Associated Press CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. A massive fireball and explosion erupted Thursday at


Official remembers event from 70 years ago

Official remembers event from 70 years ago David Myers, a former longtime fair official,


Florida braces for Hurricane Hermine

Associated Press CEDAR KEY, Fla. Hurricane Hermine gained new strength Thursday evening and


Officer disciplined for assault after chase

Associated Press WATERLOO, Iowa An angry white police officer repeatedly yanked on the


Struthers celebrates 100 years of football

Alumni return for tailgate.


Next best moves in Ohio’s raging war on opiate abuse

Editorial: A new report from the ohio Department of Health updates the widening scope of the state’s opiate-


After 100 years, does America’s national park system matter?

Opinion: By Randall Wilson The Philadelphia Inquirer On the occasion of the National Park Service’s


Backups galore as Steelers fall in preseason finale

Carolina Panthers running back Cameron Artis-Payne is expected to ease some of Jonathan Stewart’s load this season in the running game.


YSU Notebook

The big story of the offseason was who would be getting the snaps at quarterback. It turns out that decision was made in secret a few weeks ago when Ricky Davis found out he was going to start.


Wal-Mart cutting about 7,000 jobs

Wal-Mart cutting about 7,000 jobs NEW YORK Wal-Mart is cutting about 7,000 back-office store


BOARDMAN

BOARDMAN Aug. 11 Arrest: A traffic stop near Market Street resulted in the arrest of 23-year-old


Boardman Community Briefs

Balancing your thyroid naturally Are you taking your thyroid medication, getting your TSH level


Canfield Sports Briefs

CHS seeks assistant swim coach Canfield High School is searching for an assistant swim coach for


Aug. 13

Aug. 13 Theft: A $150 patio-table umbrella was stolen from a home in the 3300 block of Ridgely


Glenwood seventh-grade football team faces Medina

Boardman Glenwood Junior High played Medina in seventh-grade football on Aug. 25. Medina won the


Aug. 3

Aug. 3 Threatening letter: A report of a threatening letter was made at a home in the 200 block of


Poland Community Briefs

Balancing your thyroid naturally Are you taking your thyroid medication, getting your TSH level


Aug. 8

Aug. 8 Theft: A male suspect put steaks down his pants at Giant Eagle, 5220 Mahoning Ave.


Austintown welcomes new staff

When school began on Aug. 29, students in the Austintown School District noticed some new faces

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Austintown Community Briefs

Balancing your thyroid naturally Are you taking your thyroid medication, getting your TSH level


Mill Creek hosts historical day at Idora Falls

By ALEXIS BARTOLOMUCCI abartolomucci@vindy.com Mill Creek MetroParks hosted a Day at Idora


Boardman High School boys cross country team takes first

Boardman’s Chris Butler raced to a first place finish, outpacing 158 competitors, to lead Boardman

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Students welcomed back at Union Elementary

Poland Union Elementary School students packed up their school supplies and headed to their first day of school on Aug. 22.

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Car show benefits local family

By ALEXIS BARTOLOMUCCI abartolomucci@vindy.com Boardman Park hosted the Mahoning Valley Olde Car


Hudock brings art of teaching to students

By ALEXIS BARTOLOMUCCI abartolomucci@vindy.com Jenna Hudock, a Boardman resident, has the

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Lakeside Realty finds new home

George Berick, owner of Century 21 Lakeside Realty, celebrated the grand opening of his new office building in Austintown on Aug. 18.

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Swim teams to host golf scramble

By ABBY SLANKER neighbors@vindy.com The Canfield High School Swim and Dive Team, in cooperation


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Jubilee Christian cuts ribbon on new facility

Jubilee Christian Fellowship hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for its recently-completed facility on an 11-acre campus on Aug. 9.

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Canfield Community Briefs

Balancing your thyroid Are you taking your thyroid medication, getting your TSH level checked and


Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Kyle and Sierra Brady, New Middletown, girl, Aug. 31.


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