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Youngstown adult-education classes begin Sept. 25

The classes will be offered during the evening at Taft Elementary

PIA to show off expansion on Wednesday

The Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics, PIA, will celebrate its expansion at its Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport campus this Wednesday.

Mars research crew leaves isolation

Mars research crew leaves isolation HONOLULU Six NASA-backed research subjects who have been

Births

Births St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital Brittany Satterfield and Curtis Gearhart, Lisbon, girl,

Thousands experience silly side of science at OH WOW!

By BOB JACKSON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The streets echoed the sounds of science, as

CORRECTION

CORRECTION A Vindicator file photo on Page A1 of Sunday’s edition incorrectly identified a

Poland school has hurricane fundraiser with bite

POLAND The Parent Teacher Organization at Dobbins Elementary is selling raffle tickets to raise

Police: 2 La. slayings likely racially motivated

Associated Press BATON ROUGE, LA. The slayings of two black men in Baton Rouge last week were

Closing embassy in Cuba is ‘under review,’ top US diplomat says

Associated Press NEW YORK The Trump administration is considering closing down the recently

world Trump calls North Korea leader Kim ‘Rocket Man’

Associated Press SOMERSET, N.J. President Donald Trump on Sunday mocked the leader of nuclear-

Abuse allegations, arrests mount at state mental hospital

Associated Press HARTFORD, CONN. At Connecticut’s only maximum-security psychiatric hospital,

Protesters rally, arrests made on 3rd day of demonstrations

Associated Press ST. LOUIS St. Louis police made several arrests Sunday night as protesters

What brought on steel industry's demise? Signs of trouble were there

Two men – one a rookie Vindicator business reporter when Black Monday occurred, the other, a long-time steelworker and union activist – bring individual perspectives to the collapse of the steel industry in the Mahoning Valley.

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Austintown Board of Education candidates address public questions

David Daichendt and Robin Krempasky are running for seats in Austintown’s board of education in November. They are two of four candidates supported by Flip The Austintown School Board, a political group opposed to the current administration.

Campbell blight demolition among most effective in the Valley

Campbell has found a winning strategy for targeting blighted homes for demolition.