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Boy Scouts with Troop 22, based at St. Christine Church, help place flags around the neighborhoods of the City of Canfield and Canfield Township with the Rotary Club of Canfield. The club sells memberships for the “Fly the Flag” program as a fundraising project. The money goes to Rotary projects on local and international levels. Above, the Scouts also help Rotarians prepare the flags for display. The task starts with drilling holes into the poles and then attaching the new flags. Accomplishing that work are, from left, Alex Mazon, Kyle O’Brien and Joey Nacarato. SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR

Boy Scouts with Troop 22, based at St. Christine Church, …

Boy Scouts with Troop 22, based at St. Christine Church, help place flags around the neighborhoods of the City of Canfield and Canfield Township with the Rotary Club of Canfield. The club sells memberships for …


SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Home Savings Charitable Foundation has donated $5,000 to Junior Achievement of Mahoning Valley. The foundation’s support will be used for Junior Achievement’s K through 12 business programs and the JA Titan Business Challenge. Above, kids at Boardman High School enjoyed the visit from Home Savings. In the back row behind the check are Noelle Matiste, Boardman High School teacher; and in the front row behind the check are Michele Merkel, president of JA of the Mahoning Valley; and Colleen Scott, director of Home Savings Charitable Foundation.

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Home Savings Charitable Foundation has donated …

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Home Savings Charitable Foundation has donated $5,000 to Junior Achievement of Mahoning Valley. The foundation’s support will be used for Junior Achievement’s K through 12 business programs and the JA Titan …


SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR On Oct. 22, the staff and students at Joseph Badger Elementary School participated in a Pink Ribbon event for breast cancer awareness, organized by Caryn Ewell and Holly Blackburn. Staff, students and parents walked on the track for a half-hour with breast cancer survivors and a parent who is undergoing chemotherapy. Money raised during the mini-relay for life was presented at the Pink Ribbon Cheer Classic at YSU on Oct. 26. From left to right are Linda Falatic, Bette Kistler, Lori Roknick, Crystal Hudspeth, Luinda Johnson, Carlene Lindus, Amy Timko, Darlene Peterson, Bonnie Skibo and Jackie Siekkinen.

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR On Oct. 22, the staff and …

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR On Oct. 22, the staff and students at Joseph Badger Elementary School participated in a Pink Ribbon event for breast cancer awareness, organized by Caryn Ewell and Holly Blackburn. Staff, students …


SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Home Savings Charitable Foundation recently donated $1,000 to the Mylan School of Pharmacy at Duquesne University. The funds will be used for scholarships. Above, from left, are Daniel Spickard, owner/financial professional, Wealth Innovations, LLC; Rick Hughes, area sales manager, Home Savings; Debra DiBiasi, M.S., director of communications, Duquesne University; and Thomas Mattei, B.S., Pharm. D., associate professor, Mylan School of Pharmacy.

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Home Savings Charitable Foundation recently donated …

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Home Savings Charitable Foundation recently donated $1,000 to the Mylan School of Pharmacy at Duquesne University. The funds will be used for scholarships. Above, from left, are Daniel Spickard, owner/financial professional, …


SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR The Downtown YMCA was the location of the installation of officers on Oct. 17 for Downtown Kiwanis Club for 2014-2015. Past Lt. Governor Christopher McCarty was the installer. From left are newly inducted President Rob Gardner, Immediate Past President Brad Harris; President-Elect Anthony D’Apolito and McCarty. The Downtown Kiwanis Club was chartered July 29, 1916, and has met for the past 98 years with the mission to improve the world one child and one community at a time.

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR The Downtown YMCA was the location …

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR The Downtown YMCA was the location of the installation of officers on Oct. 17 for Downtown Kiwanis Club for 2014-2015. Past Lt. Governor Christopher McCarty was the installer. From left are …


SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR North High School Class of 1954 celebrated its 60th anniversary with a reunion Oct. 4 at the Holiday Inn in Boardman. In the front row, from left to right, are Norma Jean (Robinson) Benson, Corrine (Barnes) Singer, Sue (Carlson) Boyd, Mary Ellen (Hogue) Gillie, Mary Alice (McCain) James, Geri (Lightner) Sopkovich, Judy (Perov) Ball and Luvenia (Hall) Sanders. In the middle row are Ilene (Battista) Arthur, Pat (Foley) Kendig, Henrietta (Brown) Jeter, Sally (Modarelli) Porfilio, Pat (Horanski) Gillam, Jean (Massengile) Crawford, Nancy (Wardle) Vohar, Dottie (Monroe) Cipriano, Connie (Dannery) Markovich and Marlene (Miller) McDowall. In the back row are James Moon, Charles Houck, Bill Carney, Bill Huebner, Richard Evanovich, Jack Lindsay and David Noble. Also attending was Henry Jake Seelbaugh.

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR North High School Class of 1954 …

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR North High School Class of 1954 celebrated its 60th anniversary with a reunion Oct. 4 at the Holiday Inn in Boardman. In the front row, from left to right, are Norma …


SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR The Columbiana Chamber of Commerce presented its Fall Business Showcase on Oct. 23 at Harmony Village, which welcomed guests and provided an array of fall foods. The chamber plans quarterly showcases to encourage networking and education among local business people and the community. From left to right are Chery Luli, Harmony Village; Deb Salmen, Crown Theater Productions; Bronson Lamoncha, Humtown Products; Kayte Targove, Savvy Chic; Ralph Cassidy, Advance Auto Parts; and Leah Wilson, 2014 chamber president.

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR The Columbiana Chamber of Commerce presented …

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR The Columbiana Chamber of Commerce presented its Fall Business Showcase on Oct. 23 at Harmony Village, which welcomed guests and provided an array of fall foods. The chamber plans quarterly showcases …


SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Officer George Wallace Jr., board member of the Youngstown Police Association, presented a check to the Boardman Little Spartans 120 Cheer Squad, chosen this year for the donation. The check was presented at the YSU Pink Ribbon Cheer Classic on Oct. 26. YPA was able to donate $1,280 from the Youngstown Police Department breast cancer T-shirt fundraiser. YPD will have shirts again next year for breast cancer and prostate cancer awareness. In the first row, above, from left, are Coach Rachael, Noelle, Kennedy, Sabrina, Lily and Liliana. In the second row are Sara, Coach Amanda, Giana, Kendra, Marina, Gabby, Gianna and Leighanna. In the back is Officer Wallace.

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Officer George Wallace Jr., board member …

SPECIAL TO THE VINDICATOR Officer George Wallace Jr., board member of the Youngstown Police Association, presented a check to the Boardman Little Spartans 120 Cheer Squad, chosen this year for the donation. The check was …


A mobile check-in option is offered for travelers at the main check in counter at the Marriott Marquis Times Square hotel in New York. Marriott International launched the ability to check in through its app at 330 North American hotels last year. By the end of this year, the program will be live at all 4,000 hotels worldwide.

A mobile check-in option is offered for travelers at the …

A mobile check-in option is offered for travelers at the main check in counter at the Marriott Marquis Times Square hotel in New York. Marriott International launched the ability to check in through its app …