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Stories published December 12, 2018

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

Officials urge residents to sign up for health insurance by Saturday

Saturday is the open-enrollment deadline to buy health-insurance coverage through the federal Affordable Care Act’s marketplace for 2019.


Warren council joins fight to save GM plant

Warren City Council presented a resolution in support of General Motors Lordstown workers to United Auto Workers Local 1112 President Dave Green and Shop Chairman Dan Morgan at Wednesday’s council meeting.


Warren settles suit restricting waste ending up in Mahoning River

The city has settled a federal lawsuit filed by the environmental group Freshwater Accountability against the city and the company Patriot Water.


Hubbard Township taking steps to use speed cams

Hubbard Township has had an active contract with the Tennessee-based speed camera company Blue Line Solutions (BLS) since 2015, but never actively used speed cameras.


2nd suspect in YSU lockdown jailed

The second of two people accused of prompting a lockdown last week at Youngstown State University was booked into the Mahoning County jail Tuesday night.


Holy Trinity taking strudel orders for Friday pickup

Holy Trinity Serbian Orthodox Church, 53 Laird Ave., is taking orders for apple and cherry strudel.


Agency on Aging 11 to move its corporate office from Niles to Austintown

Agency on Aging 11 to move its corporate office from Niles to Austintown


Uptown Theater auction ends with no bids

Uptown Theater auction ends with no bids


Warren Council drives home point of GM Lordstown's survival

Warren Council drives home point of GM Lordstown's survival


Ryan announces deal for term limits on Democratic leadership

Ryan announces deal for term limits on Democratic leadership


Girard QB Mark Waid says he'll attend YSU

Girard quarterback Mark Waid will attend YSU and play football for the Penguins.


'Revenge porn' bill clears Ohio Senate

'Revenge porn' bill clears Ohio Senate


UK's May wins party no-confidence vote, but troubles remain

UK's May wins party no-confidence vote, but troubles remain


Commissioners from three counties brainstorm saving GM Lordstown

Commissioners from three counties brainstorm saving GM Lordstown


A Star Is Born' tops SAG Awards nominations, snubs abound

A Star Is Born' tops SAG Awards nominations, snubs abound


Health law sign-ups lagging as Saturday deadline is looming

Health law sign-ups lagging as Saturday deadline is looming


Drive It Home campaign announces support from Warren City Council

Drive It Home campaign announces support from Warren City Council


Daughter faces domestic violence charges

Daughter faces domestic violence charges


Pittsburgh teens charged with theft from Boardman store

Pittsburgh teens charged with theft from Boardman store


Bank robbery suspect has court appearance in Austintown

Bank robbery suspect has court appearance in Austintown


Dickey Electric announces company leadership transition

Dickey Electric announces company leadership transition


Mother of kids killed in fatal fire is now in fair condition

Mother of kids killed in fatal fire is now in fair condition


Truck driver charged with 2nd Pa. rape based on DNA test

Truck driver charged with 2nd Pa. rape based on DNA test


2nd person involved in YSU lockdown scare last week in jail

2nd person involved in YSU lockdown scare last week in jail


Local Dems today urged folks to sign up for health-care coverage

Local Dems today urged folks to sign up for health-care coverage


US appeals court upholds Ohio lifetime sexual predator rules

US appeals court upholds Ohio lifetime sexual predator rules


Lockup List Wednesday — Mahoning County jail bookings, releases

Mahoning County Sheriff's Activity


Ohio landscaping company, executives convicted in fraud case

Ohio landscaping company, executives convicted in fraud case


Youngstown cops arrest man on gun, drug charges

Youngstown cops arrest man on gun, drug charges


UK disarray: May to face no-confidence vote from her party

UK disarray: May to face no-confidence vote from her party


Ohio brothers charged in Michigan man's 2017 overdose

Ohio brothers charged in Michigan man's 2017 overdose


Child dies after chase, crash in Columbus

Child dies after high speed chase, crash in Columbus


Strasbourg shooting suspect: An ex-convict tracked by police

Strasbourg shooting suspect: An ex-convict tracked by police


Ohio media trade group names new president

Ohio media trade group names new president


Canfield cross-country athlete to sign with OSU

Canfield cross-country athlete to sign with OSU


COHEN SENTENCING | UPDATE: Trump's ex-lawyer to pay $1.39M in restitution

COHEN SENTENCING | UPDATE: Trump's ex-lawyer to pay $1.39M in restitution


Funds, memorials grow for fire victims

The mother of the five children killed is still in critical condition with burns and smoke inhalation injuries from the blaze.


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Chaney wins foul-fueled game against East

City Series basketball returned to Youngstown under a hail of whistles


Ohio senators demand answers from GM CEO Mary Barra

Sens. Portman and Brown set a Dec. 21 deadline for GM to respond to questions about the Lordstown plant.


Spartans ice Bulldogs

Anderson’s late free throws seal Boardman’s win at Lakeview


U.S. DOT recognizes Youngstown for grant award

Youngstown was the only federal grant recipient invited to a Tuesday ceremony in the U.S. capital, during which U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao announced $1.5 billion in discretionary funding for 91 infrastructure projects.


Homecoming for coaches helps Howland earn first win

Tigers rallied for win at Liberty


Trumbull elections board to replace touch-screens with paper ballots

The Trumbull County Board of Elections voted to switch from its electronic, touch-screen voting system to a “deliberately low-tech” and less expensive paper-ballot system for its next election in May.


Busy weekend awaits Phantoms

Hockey team home for three games


Local infrastructure projects to receive $11 million

Thirty-two infrastructure projects in Mahoning and Trumbull counties are set to receive more than $11 million in Ohio Public Works Commission funding next year.


HIGH SCHOOLS

Caleb Francis and Max Adelman each scored 17 points for Waterloo.


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Holiday foods with heightened flavor

Holiday hosting is all about providing guests a cozy atmosphere, good company and, quite often most importantly, food that tastes as good as it looks.


Attorney for Trumbull engineer asks for end to probe

Atty. Matt Blair, who represents Trumbull County Engineer Randy Smith, asked the Trumbull County Planning Commission Tuesday to end an investigation into the controversies involving Smith and Planning Commission Executive Director Trish Nuskievicz.


Austintown unveils drug enforcement drone

Christmas came early for township trustees who tested a new drug-enforcement tool at a Tuesday meeting: a drone purchased through a local grant worth about $16,000.

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Another Claudia Hoerig filing accuses justice system of unfairness

Claudia Hoerig, charged in the 2007 murder of her husband, Karl, in their Newton Falls home, accuses Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins, the CBS news program “48 Hours,” U.S. Rep Tim Ryan, one of her attorneys and a plethora of other people of trying to keep her from getting a fair trial next month.


METRO DIGEST || Children’s book drive at Barnes & Noble

Barnes & Noble, 381 Boardman-Poland Road, invites customers to give the gift of reading to children in need during the company’s annual Holiday Book Drive on Thursday. The United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley will host a book fair.


Yavorcik seeks to get his law license reinstated

The request came after his conviction was overturned.


Youngstown man charged with Austintown bank robbery

Jonathan Spikes faces felony counts of aggravated robbery and robbery.


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YSU marketing students dream up visions of Lowellville’s future

Youngstown State University marketing student Robert Hayes of Liberty delivers a presentation on the potential future of Lowellville during his capstone course at the Williamson College of Business Administration on YSU’s campus. Lowellville Mayor James Iudiciani was a member of the audience.


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Summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman

Summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman


INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS By the numbers

Below is a list of the 32 infrastructure projects in Mahoning and Trumbull counties set to receive


US stocks rise, fall and repeat for a ... Wild ride to nowhere

Associated Press NEW YORK U.S. stocks careened between big gains and modest losses Tuesday


Plot suspect corresponded with church shooter

Associated Press TOLEDO A woman accused of buying bomb-making supplies and plotting domestic


college basketball roundup

college basketball roundup Tuesday’s games Penn 78, No. 17 Villanova 75 PHILADELPHIA AJ


Flynn asks to be spared prison time

Lawyers for Trump’s former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, asked a judge Tuesday to spare him prison time, saying he had devoted his career to his country and taken responsibility for an “uncharacteristic error in judgment.”


Bill to loosen sentencing rules headed for congressional vote

Associated Press WASHINGTON Under pressure from President Donald Trump and many of his


BIRTHS

Births St. Elizabeth boardman hospital Julia Sica Pastor, Youngstown, girl, Dec. 10. Gerald


YEARS AGO FOR DEC. 12

Today is Wednesday, Dec. 12, the 346th day of 2018. There are 19 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED


Mahoning Valley Race Course

Mahoning Valley Race Course tuesday’s results RACE 1 $11,000 - 3 yo’s & up, 1M, CLM $5,000


Each week, this column offers recipes from Valley cookbooks. If your organization would like to have

Each week, this column offers recipes from Valley cookbooks. If your organization would like to have


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Food sales and dinners through Dec. 19

Food sales and dinners through Dec. 19


Library to host comedy movie

Library to host comedy movie LISBON Lepper Library will host the showing of a 1962 comedy movie


Cohen’s day of reckoning

Associated Press NEW YORK The moment of reckoning has nearly arrived for Michael Cohen, who


Agenda Thursday

Agenda Thursday Western Reserve school board, regular meeting, 6 p.m., K-12 library, 13850 Akron-


Ailing Vikings axe MV native

DeFilippo released after 13 games as offensive coordinator


Airlines expect increase in holiday travel

Associated Press U.S. airlines expect a 5.2 percent increase in air travel during the Christmas


Holiday cookies that are ho, ho, ho delicious

Peppermint Swirl Cookies These cookies, with a pink swirl of peppermint flavored dough, are worth


birthdays

birthdays Game-show host Bob Barker is 95. Singer Connie Francis is 81. Singer Dionne Warwick is


nhl roundup Tuesday’s games

Canucks 3, Blue Jackets 2 COLUMBUS Jake Virtanen scored the tiebreaking goal with less than two


Is there a bright future for tuna?

Opinion: By Danny Tyree Cagle Cartoons I’m a big fan of comfort foods, but a recent headline made me feel


Two men indicted in Warren shooting and burglary

Two men indicted in Warren shooting and burglary


Gunman kills 4 after Mass at church in Brazil

Associated Press RIO DE JANEIRO A man opened fire in a cathedral in southern Brazil after Mass


Canfield-based HBK accounting firm merges with New Jersey company

HBK merges with Spire Group.


Holiday services

Holiday services The Vindicator will publish a listing of area services open to the public in


Racino reports November revenue

Racino reports November revenue AUSTINTOWN Hollywood Gaming at Mahoning Valley Race Course


Jury recommends life in prison for white nationalist

Associated Press CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. A jury Tuesday called for a sentence of life in prison


Many celebrate rollback of clean-water regulations

Associated Press WASHINGTON Cabinet chiefs and GOP lawmakers celebrated alongside farm and


Google to shut down Plus service its Plus service

Associated Press SAN JOSE, Calif. Google is still having trouble protecting the personal


Pens G Murray nears return from injury

Pens G Murray nears return from injury CHICAGO Pittsburgh Penguins goaltender Matt Murray is


At least 3 die in attack on Christmas market

Associated Press STRASBOURG, France A man who had been flagged as a possible extremist sprayed


Dem leader disparages Trump’s ‘manhood’

Associated Press WASHINGTON In a wild Oval Office confrontation, President Donald Trump


Winter meetings heat up

McCutchen, Nova deals headline early moves by major league clubs.


Open your hearts, wallets to help fire victims’ family

Editorial: Shock, heartache and anguish continue to rip at the heart of the city of Youngstown and the entire


Big Ben bruised as Pats prepare to visit Heinz Field

With playoff plans in danger, Steelers QB expects to play


Good grief! Critics miss the point

Opinion: By Tom Purcell Cagle Cartoons Good grief! With everything in everyday American life


Mayfield’s arm ignites Browns hopes

Rookie’s strong play has Cleveland’s postseason dream alive


Selected local stocks

Selected local stocks STOCK, DIVIDEND CLOSECHANGE Alcoa Inc., 28.430.11 Aqua America, .20


Lessons from the Bush funeral

Opinion: The scene at the U.S. Capitol on Monday as former President George H.W. Bush lay in state presented


NEWSMAKERS

NEWSMAKERS Cannibal Corpse guitarist charged with burglary, assault TAMPA, Fla. Authorities


Time magazine names 4 journalists, newspaper 2018 Person of the Year

Time magazine on Tuesday recognized journalists, including the slain Saudi columnist Jamal Khashoggi, as its 2018 Person of the Year in what it said was an effort to emphasize the importance of reporters’ work in an increasingly hostile world.


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