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Founder’s Day Celebration at YSU for 106-year-old sorority
The organization’s first public event was taking part in the March 3, 1913, Women’s Suffrage Parade in Washington, D.C., in which an estimated 5,000 women marched on Pennsylvania Avenue demanding the right to vote, the speaker noted.
Slice of Valley Pizza and Beer Challenge big success
The Warren Rotary Club event attracted thousands.
HIGH SCHOOLS
high schools BOYS BASKETBALL Kennedy Catholic 68, Mount Lebanon 51 ALIQUIPPA, PA. Oscar
Penn Power equipment installation helps protect ospreys
The ospreys have caused electrical disruptions by nesting on utility poles.
Did GM nix huge deal for Cruzes?
Opinion: A highly respected businessman from Cleveland who owns a string of dealerships that sells vehicles
Benise’s ‘Fuego!’ show will fire up Packard hall
If You Go What: Benise When: 7 p.m. Tuesday Where: Packard Music Hall, 1703 Mahoning Ave.,
Valley Mafia expert to give presentation
Staff report LIBERTY Allan R. May, author of several books about the Mafia in the Mahoning
Mahoning Democrats back Limbian over Hume in Youngstown judicial race
The party made endorsements in Youngstown council races as well as the Struthers primary.
Boardman 6th-grader headed to national spelling bee
Yep – it’s over! Boardman Center Middle School sixth-grader Santino Slipkovich reacts after spelling valedictorian to win The Vindicator 86th Annual Regional Spelling Bee Saturday at Youngstown State University.
MILESTONES
MILESTONES HONORS Jennifer Jewell, physical therapist and associate teacher professor at Penn
‘Ugly American’ alive, well
Opinion: ‘Ugly American’ alive, well During a network national news segment which usually airs at 6:30 pm,
The NCAA basketball tournament teams will be announced today, ushering in March Madness. The
The NCAA basketball tournament teams will be announced today, ushering in March Madness. The