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Brennan mulls legal action to stop clearance revocation
Associated Press WASHINGTON Former CIA Director John Brennan said Sunday that he is considering
800,000 displaced in flooding
Associated Press CHENGANNUR, India Some 800,000 people have been displaced and over 350 have
Who should pay for school security?
A Canfield resident and city councilwoman challenge the necessity for the city to pay part of a school-resource officer’s salary
1,500 line up for free food, priceless advice in Youngstown
Cecelia Hargrove was happy to receive plenty of free food that included muffin mix and cold cereal, but for her, the sweetest aspect was the entire
Food, music, culture comes to town at ... Latino Heritage Festival
Preserving and displaying the area’s Hispanic heritage, great ethnic food and just plain fun are at the heart of the 2018 Latino Heritage Festival underway this weekend at Roosevelt Park in Campbell.
New Boardman business rewinds to era of classic arcade gaming
The business partners are putting their huge arcade-game collection to use.
Youngstown JCC names 2 new program directors
The Youngstown Jewish Community Center has named Ben Katz director of its Early Learning Center and Laura Weymer director of JCC’s new Health and Wellness Department.
City Club plans community discussion on revitalizing Youngstown
The City Club of the Mahoning Valley will have a free community panel discussion with three national experts from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 11 at the Youngstown Playhouse called “Revitalizing Youngstown: A Candid Conversation About Challenge & Opportunity.”
METRO DIGEST || Salute to military at Clippers game
A special salute to service members is set for the home opener for the Columbiana Clippers football team Thursday against Western Reserve.
BUSINESS DIGEST || Party for a cause
Join Casino Cafe Food Truck for a block party to benefit the Foundation for the Visually Impaired from 4 to 9 p.m. Aug. 24.
New programs, faces for Valley students this year
Joe Lendar, a ninth-grade social studies teacher at Austintown Fitch High School, prepares his classroom for the start of the new school year. Austintown and many other school districts in the Mahoning Valley are ushering in changes for the new year.
Agenda Monday
Agenda Monday Coitsville Township trustees, 6 p.m., work- study meeting, town hall, 3711 McCartney
Why traditional credit scores still matter
By LIZ WESTON NerdWallet Researchers and startups say all kinds of weird data can predict your
How to Get Better Vacation Photos, No Selfie Stick Required
How to get better vacation photos By GREGORY KARP NerdWallet If you find yourself vacationing
Merging Sea and Sky in Cyprus
by Barbara Barton Sloane Special to The Vindicator A Zen parable says: “When a fish swims, it
