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Sebring teens make entrepreneurial dreams come true with Legacy Book
“I thought this was a good way to preserve the important things,” 16-year-old Carson Rouse said
COURTS
COURTS TRUMBULL COUNTY Marriage licenses David D. Miller, 23, of Rome, and Mary E. Troyer, 21,
As lava oozes, Hawaii officials say rest of the island is open
Associated Press VOLCANO, Hawaii Warnings that Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano could shoot boulders
Senior centers a surprising bullying battleground
Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO The unwanted were turned away from cafeteria tables. Fistfights
Rehabbed WWII bomber rolling out Thursday in Dayton
Associated Press DAYTON The Memphis Belle took off from England on the morning of May 17, 1943,
Ohio woman, 113, is now the oldest person in the US
Ohio woman, 113, is now the oldest person in the US CLEVELAND HEIGHTS A 113-year-old woman
Savoring Mother’s Day
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Pamela Snowden misses her late mother, Lou Fares, but
Police: Members of a family bombed Indonesian churches
Police: Members of a family bombed Indonesian churches SURABAYA, Indonesia Coordinated suicide
Slain Girard officer's name added to national memorial
Justin Leo was killed in the line of duty last October.
Sebring teens make entrepreneurial dreams come true with Legacy Book
“I thought this was a good way to preserve the important things,” 16-year-old Carson Rouse said
NE Ohio woman now holds title of America's oldest person
The 113-year-old Cleveland Heights woman attributes her longevity to eating a yam daily
Athena Award event takes place this Thursday
The Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber and The Vindicator/Vindy.com presents the 26th annual Athena Award Dinner
Downtown hotel slated to open this week
City, county and business officials express excitement for opening of downtown hotel.
Devoted son appreciates sacrifices of his Chilean-born mother
As a broadcast journalist for the Television Nacional de Chile and a foreign correspondent for the U.S. Spanish-speaking station Univision, Paulina Montaldo decided to seek a less-demanding job so she could spend more time with her son.