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- Funds help Poland, medic-hopefuls
- Shaun Serich, 24, oversees the Western Reserve Joint Fire District’s program that pays for volunteers to obtain their paramedic certification at Youngstown State University, including tuition and books. Eight volunteers are participating in the program, which requires them to put in eight hours at the station, maintain a 3.0 grade-point average and have a professional attitude. Photo by: William D. Lewis
- Newswatch Items as of 02:43 AM
- Warren Quick Stop robbed
- WRTA trustees meet Thursday
- Purse-snatching from car on Idlewood this afternoon
- 9 AmeriCorps VISTA positions available
- Teamsters drop grievance against inmates doing pothole patching
- Defense wants to see video in Ohio school bullying case
- Preventive health event is Thursday at Stambaugh Charter Academy
- Gillespie leaving YNDC for job in Pittsburgh
- Bloomberg plans $50M gun-control network
- Pa. man charged with hosting boozy Sweet 16 party
- Kress building demolition to start next week
- Break-in suspect rescued from Ohio restaurant vent
- YMHA board meeting is Thursday
- 84-year-old dies in Sharon fire
- Feds: Boston bomb suspect not entitled to 2011 murder file
Cruze named best diesel car
The Cruze received 59.3 percent of the 11,030 votes cast to take home top honors in The Diesel Driver’s annual competition that featured the Volkswagen ...
- Help wanted: Valley air show May 17-18 needs local funds
- Foot washing on Maundy Thursday follows Christ’s example
- Ohio AG: Danny Lee Hill has no valid claim to seek new trial
- Challenger says Trumbull commissioner Fuda lacks aggressiveness | Comments (1)
- FitzGerald spends little on primary against ex-inmate, focuses on fall race
Challenger says Trumbull commissioner Fuda lacks aggressiveness
Frank Fuda says Trumbull County kept its finances in order over the seven years he’s been county commissioner.
- FitzGerald spends little on primary against ex-inmate, focuses on fall race
- Democrat in the 6th Congressional race loaned $107,000 to her campaign
- Both parties support Issue 1 renewal for public works projects
- GOP urges Kasich to consider Sammarone, Fabrizi, Rusu for probate judgeship | Comments (3)
Little Falcons host Chili Cook Off fundraiser
For the Austintown Little Falcons youth football team to continue to be successful, fundraising is ...
Hornak, Howland shut out Niles at Eastwood Field
Stephan Hornak pitched a four-hitter for the Tigers.
10 thoughts on YSU football (so far)
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"Today, I resubscribed to The Vindy"
Latest Your Newspaper blog by: Todd Franko | March 10, 2014 | Read | Blog Home
Warner theater restoration project takes a big step
The project to reconstruct the historic Warner Cascade Theater in downtown New Castle, Pa., as ...
VINDY RADIO | Big announcement from the Burger Guys, 9 a.m. TUESDAY
April 15, 2014 | Big Burger Guys announcement
Promoting Hell & Horror in the Valley
Latest Brain food from the heartland blog by: Louie b. Free | April 13, 2014 | Read | Blog Home
HOWARD D. DECEDER
AUSTINTOWN - Howard D. Deceder, 87, died Tuesday afternoon at ValleyCare Northside Medical Center.
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Miss Connolly, Mr. Stellato plan June rites
Hugh and Fran Connolly of Austintown and Ralph and Peggy Stellato of ...
ODNR links fracking to Poland earthquakes
For the first time, a team of state regulators and geologists on Friday identified hydraulic ...
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Compromising between safety and profitability
by: Mike Costarella | Apr. 02, 2014 | Read | Blog HomeFamous Amos founder is keynote speaker
The business man will also visit two city elementary schools and read to students