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Hot-shooting Cougras powers Poland
If Michael Cougras had been bowling, he probably would have rolled a 300.
Retiring dog warden commended for improving kennel facilities, procedures
Today, 98 percent are adopted, a rate that allows it to call itself a “no-kill” facility by Humane Society standards.
Gillespie helps Chaney rally past Ursuline
The Cowboys outscored the Irish 34-20 in the second half.
Clark, Ohlin lift unbeaten Tigers over Trojans
Drew Clark scored a game-high 27 points and Evan Ohlin added 25.
Nearly 400 hams and turkeys donated for local families
Operation Feed the Hungry, an annual event in its eighth year, is organized by the Columbus-based Buckeye Health Plan
Helpful tips for purchasing your holiday sparkling wines
The holiday season is in full swing now and many Valley residents are planning their holiday parties and New Year’s Eve celebrations.
Kilpatrick, ’Dogs use late foul shots to beat Wildcats
Brendon Kilpatrick went 4-for-4 at the line in the final 55 seconds.
Boardman High School will provide musical holiday entertainment
Boardman student Amari Williams practices Tuesday for the Holiday Jazz Concert. The performance will take place Thursday.
Canfield board will allow spring break sports teams’ trips
At times, the discussion became heated as parents, coaches and players sought approval for the trips.
Niles superintendent looking into parental interference allegations
Superintendent Ann Marie Thigpen disclosed Tuesday that allegations of parental interference that may have led to the resignation of the varsity girls basketball coach “are being looked into.”
Clarett buys South Side office building
Clarett said he's committed to doing what he can "to give back to this city and this community while helping to rebuild lives and strengthen our community."
Judge on trial for concealing $300K from probate
The suspended judge used money taken from the estate of her deceased client to pay credit-card debt, according to Tuesday testimony.
New advanced manufacturing curriculum
East High School will be one of three schools in the country piloting a new advanced manufacturing curriculum
Valley turns out to assist family after tragic South Side fire
Sarina Chatman, left, and Seannille McAre, both of Youngstown, serve food at a pasta dinner Tuesday at Flambeau’s Live to raise money for funeral expenses for five children killed in a house fire last week.
A savory holiday fruit and nut stuffing
Family Features When deciding which dishes to serve this year at holiday gatherings, consider
President has been walking a tightrope of lies; he’s teetering
Opinion: WASHINGTON There was plenty of awful legal news for President Donald Trump last week, but the
Actress starred in ‘Laverne & Shirley’
Associated Press NEW YORK Penny Marshall, who indelibly starred in the top-rated sitcom “Laverne
CORRECTIONS
CORRECTIONS In a story on Page A3 of Tuesday’s Vindicator, the type of tax collected by Liberty
Judge delays sentencing in Flynn case
Associated Press WASHINGTON A federal judge Tuesday abruptly postponed the sentencing of