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Story Archive
Please note, our last day of publication was Saturday, August 31, 2019.
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39-11-28 — my final stat line as an employee of The Vindicator. For 39 years, 11 months and 28
Ed Puskas: Ed O’Neill recalls friend and Valley great John Rorick
When Ed O’Neill tells you about the best athlete he knew growing up in Youngstown, you listen.
de SOUZA | AN UNWAVERING DEDICATION TO FAIRNESS
Opinion: Mahoning Valley Congressman James A. Traficant Jr. was riding high. His election victories were landslides; most area politicians feared him; his national reputation kept growing because of his profane (rather than profound) one-minute speeches on the floor of the House; and his war with The Vindicator was reaching new heights.
Perazich chronicled Kosar’s arrival in Cleveland
Editor’s note: This story appeared in the July 2, 1985 edition of The Vindicator and is one of the most talked about stories during the career of the late Chuck Perazich, the newspaper’s sports editor from 1977-92.
Heart-wrenching ending to a 150-year institution
Editorial: A daily newspaper is a living organism that’s renewed each day with a new edition. Thus, when a
State health director’s passion come from Youngstown
Opinion: A state officials roots were planted in Youngstown.
A LOOK BACK AT SOME OF OUR SIGNIFICANT EDITORIALS OVER THE YEARS
Editorial: The one item in The Vindicator that elicited the most enthusiastic response – in support or in opposition – was The Editorial.
OUR HISTORY
OUR HISTORY Feb. 28, 1850: William F. Maag born to Johannes and Catherine Maag, Ebingen, Germany.
Some great local, national photography features in ‘The Roto’
The Vindicator printed its first Rotogravure section in 1926.
‘Funny pages’: long part of Vindicator tradition
While newspapers are traditionally where readers turn for hard news, information, sports and features, one of the more popular pages in the newspaper is what readers affectionately refer to as ‘the funny pages.’
EDITOR’S NOTE: Many of these letters are written by long-time contributors of the Letters to
Opinion: EDITOR’S NOTE: Many of these letters are written by long-time contributors of the Letters to the
Vindicator shutdown leaves void in Valley
Opinion: Vindicator shutdown leaves void in Valley With the final edition today of The Vindicator, I want
Vindicator staffers reflect on their own stories
The past two months have been difficult for The Vindicator’s newsroom staff, as reporters and
Making headlines for 150 years
A look back at some major news events covered by The Vindicator for a century and a half.
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