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TEMPLE OF DOOM

With no timeouts and seconds ticking down, Butler lined up for a 44-yard field goal near the end of Saturday’s contest against Youngstown State. The setup was sloppy and kicker Drew Bevelheimer’s kick resembled a wounded duck, but it just got over the bar to stun Stambaugh Stadium.


Portman looks toward future of GM Lordstown, Northside Hospital

The Republican senator and former trade representative also cites issues with Trump’s approach to tariffs.


Ed Puskas: Put away the torches & pitchforks

YSU lost to Butler, but no one is getting fired.


Nonprofit group works to build bunk beds for children Rest assured

A Campbell family that includes two children age 4 and 5 likely won’t wait for the holidays to sing the praises of a group with the same name as a line in the famous Christmas tune “Silent Night.”


Former Mooney, OSU star John Simon among Valley natives cut by NFL teams

Cardinal Mooney High School graduate John Simon is seeking his fourth NFL team in six seasons.


Food big hit at Archangel Michael Greek Orthodox’s Food & Wine Festival

The festival in Campbell continues today and Monday.


SPORTS DIGEST || Scrappers fall to Black Bears

The West Virginia Black Bears jumped on the Mahoning Valley Scrappers for three runs in the first inning en route to Saturday’s 5-2 victory.


Mount Union starts slow, finishes strong

Purple Raiders roll to 54-point romp


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After 66 years in business, Sheely’s transitions to third generation of owners

Sheely’s Furniture and Appliance started in 1952 with hot water heater sales.


Redford’s last ride

By JAKE COYLE AP Film Writer NEW YORK In “The Old Man and the Gun,” the elderly bank robber


METRO DIGEST || Blood Donation Day Wednesday

Gov. John Kasich joined state governors across the U.S. in honoring the request of the American Red Cross, United Blood Services, syndicated radio personality Dr. Daliah Wachs and blood banks across the country to proclaim Sept. 5 Blood Donation Day is in response to the national blood shortage crisis.


MILESTONES

MILESTONES HONORS Dante “Danny” Zarlenga Jr., a 1976 graduate of Youngstown State University,


BUSINESS DIGEST || HONORS

2 Ticks & The Dog Productions Inc. recently won a bronze Telly award for Extreme Air Trampoline Parks’ “Warehouse Wars” 2018 television commercial.


FAIR DIGEST | Try archery

The Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Wildlife invites fairgoers to visit its exhibit in the Hay and Grain Building, No. 26.


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New rides add to the thrill for fairgoers

Vindicator reporters Amanda Tonoli, left, and Jordyn Grzelewski try out the Dutch Wheel, the tallest of the rides at the 172nd Canfield Fair. This year’s rides are provided by a new vendor, Florida-based Reithoffer Shows, which promised bigger and better attractions that are getting rave reviews from the crowds.


FALL MOVIE CALENDAR

FALL MOVIE CALENDAR Here’s a look at the films coming to theaters through December: SEPTEMBER


COLUMBIANA, TRUMBULL COURTS

COURTS columbiana county new cases Roger Myers v. Jill Brothers, money. Irene Shreve v.


Ohio State routs Oregon State

Haskins tosses 5 TD passes to set record for Buckeyes first-time starter


Liberty trustee challenges fracking points in editorial

Opinion: Liberty trustee challenges fracking points in editorial Your editorial of Aug. 28 titled


Trump rebuked during McCain tributes

Late senator’s daughter delivers strong message Associated Press WASHINGTON John McCain’s


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