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Sex-abuse crisis tops agenda as Catholic bishops convene
Associated Press As U.S. Catholic bishops gather for their national assembly next week, the clergy
Big studies give mixed news on fish oil, vitamin D
Big studies give mixed news on fish oil, vitamin D CHICAGO Taking fish oil or vitamin D? Big
Southern California fire burns mobile homes, Malibu mansions
Associated Press MALIBU, Calif. Two people were found dead as a pair of wildfires stretched from
Pinning ceremony honors 35 Heritage Manor vets
Veterans beamed with pride as they were honored in Liberty.
Person of interest questioned in triple homicide
The man was subsequently jailed on a probation violation from Franklin County.
Kalna gets 30-year prison sentence for human trafficking
David Kalna sold the 15-year-old girl to be raped by his co-worker for just $100 in drug money, she testified earlier this week.
Warren man sentenced to 36 years for kidnapping, abduction, assault
Assistant Prosecutor Chuck Morrow said that Harold Travis Jr., who tortured his wife in 2015 and kidnapped and repeatedly assaulted a male in 2016, should get 35 years in prison.
Pennock, Lewis face charges after crash
A man was charged with leaving the scene of an accident witnessed by two police officers early Friday, and a woman was charged with obstructing official business as she stood in the roadway near the arrest.
METRO DIGEST || Holiday services
Information on special services for Thanksgiving Day or Eve will be published next Saturday on The Vindicator’s Religion page.
BUSINESS DIGEST || Salem’s Haltec Corp. to receive award
The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber announced Haltec Corp. of Salem will receive the Excellence in Manufacturing Award at the chamber’s Economic Forecast breakfast Wednesday.
Campbell students honor vets with music and history
The students played instruments and sang during the school’s fourth annual Veteran’s Day celebration.
Valley veteran details history of holiday during Poland High celebration
BY jessica hardin jhardin@vindy.com poland The ravages of war are not only reflected in the
Jackson-Milton grad shares Vietnam POW story
Bradley Smith, a Jackson-Milton graduate and ex-POW of the Vietnam War, recalled his experience as a POW at the program.
Agenda Sunday
Agenda Sunday Governing Board of the Mahoning County Educational Service Center, work session, 4
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