Photos for August 5, 2009

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8.4.2009 Firefighter/Medic, Chuck Wise, hoses down a school bus during an extraction exercise at the Liberty Fire Station along Logan Way on Tuesday afternoon. Geoffrey Hauschild

8.4.2009 Firefighter/Medic, Chuck Wise, hoses down a school bus during …

8.4.2009 Firefighter/Medic, Chuck Wise, hoses down a school bus during an extraction exercise at the Liberty Fire Station along Logan Way on Tuesday afternoon. Geoffrey Hauschild


IN THE AFTERMATH: Liberty firefighter Jay Thompson waters down the undercarriage and tires of a bus set ablaze during a training exercise for firefighters and Liberty school district bus drivers. The program focused on how the two groups must work as a team in an emergency involving a school bus with students aboard.

IN THE AFTERMATH: Liberty firefighter Jay Thompson waters down the …

IN THE AFTERMATH: Liberty firefighter Jay Thompson waters down the undercarriage and tires of a bus set ablaze during a training exercise for firefighters and Liberty school district bus drivers. The program focused on how …


WALLS RISING: Workers from Lencik Masonry in Boardman lay cement block as the walls of the new Wilson Middle School in Youngstown begin to take shape. The new school is being built on the same site as the former Wilson High School which was razed as part of a $190 million rebuilding program.

WALLS RISING: Workers from Lencik Masonry in Boardman lay cement …

WALLS RISING: Workers from Lencik Masonry in Boardman lay cement block as the walls of the new Wilson Middle School in Youngstown begin to take shape. The new school is being built on the same …


TRAINING: Liberty firefighter Chuck Wise watches the flames in an old school bus set afire as part of a training exercise. Firefighters learned where and how to cut into the reinforced buses. Newer buses have roof hatches and emergency window exits, which help in evacuations.

TRAINING: Liberty firefighter Chuck Wise watches the flames in an …

TRAINING: Liberty firefighter Chuck Wise watches the flames in an old school bus set afire as part of a training exercise. Firefighters learned where and how to cut into the reinforced buses. Newer buses have …


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Special to The Vindicator BOUND TO PLEASE: Those attending the book sale and silent auction being sponsored by Friends of East Palestine Memorial Public Library at the library, 309 N. Market St., East Palestine, will have no trouble finding something to read or to tweek their interest. There will be fiction and nonfiction hardback and paperback books, records, videos, puzzles, games, magazines, cassettes, books on tape, and VHS and DVD movies. Displaying some of the items that will be available for sale from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday are, from left, Bonnie Davis, Carol Garvin, Ruth Ann Dodge, Margaret Javens, Rachel Mercer, Jenny Dailey, and Tamra Hess. Proceeds from the event will be used to purchase up-to-date items for the library.

Special to The Vindicator BOUND TO PLEASE: Those attending the …

Special to The Vindicator BOUND TO PLEASE: Those attending the book sale and silent auction being sponsored by Friends of East Palestine Memorial Public Library at the library, 309 N. Market St., East Palestine, will …


Special to The Vindicator FAMILY PLAN: During the July 27 meeting of the Rotary Club of Austintown, from left, Brian Laraway, club president, had the honor of placing a Rotary pin on the lapel of his father, Bruce Laraway who is employed in sales at Advanced Feedscrews in New Castle, Pa. As members of one of the largest service organizations in the world, the two will work together to help the club on the local and international levels. Attending the presentation is Dr. Mitch Dalvin.

Special to The Vindicator FAMILY PLAN: During the July 27 …

Special to The Vindicator FAMILY PLAN: During the July 27 meeting of the Rotary Club of Austintown, from left, Brian Laraway, club president, had the honor of placing a Rotary pin on the lapel of …


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