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Photo archive for September 14, 2008
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MARKET STREET MESS: Drivers unfamiliar with the major U.S. Route 224/state Route 7 intersection near the Circuit City store and Southern Park Mall in Boardman have apparently been confused by temporary road striping, causing increased accidents there.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
DEATH ROW PLEA: Richard Wade Cooey II is on death row in the Ohio State Penitentiary for the killings of two University of Akron students in 1982. In an interview this week, he denied killing anyone. Cooey is challenging his execution in federal in federal court on the basis of his obesity.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
AP File Photo
FLOWERS EVERYWHERE: The spring 2009 Nanette Lepore collection featured lots of florals, including this colorful dress. But flower designs also showed up on cargo pants and in many unexpected places.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Associated Press
STAYING FOCUSED: Newton Falls High School's senior co-captains Joe Zigler, left, and Matt Novotny, said despite the four-day teachers strike in the district, the team had been getting together every day just to toss the ball around and keep their spirits up.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
COMMUNITY ORGANIZER: Colton Lockner, 11, of Lake Milton, leads a crowd down the home stretch of the Freedom Walk. Colton organized the walk, which finished at the Lake Milton VFW hall.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
RESUME PLAY: Newton Falls kicker Eric Cooper, left, and quarterback Brian Sole run through drills at hte team's first official practice after a four-day strike suspended the team's workouts. The Tigers were back on the field Wednesday night, just minutes after learning the strike had been settled.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
REJOINING SOCIETY: Doris Primm addresses a group of faith-based agency leaders about the Access to Recovery program that helps criminals re-enter society after serving their sentences.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
BREWMEISTER: Richard Tomory of Campbell is a prize-winning brewer who has produced award-winning beer concoctions from this nook in his basement. His 2002 mead - a honey-based alcoholic drink - took the gold medal in the annual American Homebrewers Association national competition.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
LIBERTY - LABRAE - (11) Eric Wolf battles (12) Jacob Brewster as (8) Pat McGarry looks on during their game Wednesday night at Liberty
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
GREAT BREW: Richard Tomory has amassed an extensive collection of medals and awards for his home-brewed beer, mead and cider. The 1966 Campbell Memorial graduate, now 60, took up the hobby as a young man and was a charter member of the Great Northern home Brewers Club in Alaska, where he lived 31 years.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
L-R Brian Schimmel, Andrea Wood, Denise Bartolo York, Nancy Kuzenko, Steven Floyd, Steve Jenkins, Kim Gonda and David Coy Ribbon cutting at Chevy Centre on Thursday September 11th (Ok) Photo: Lisa-ann Ishihara [I have their titles too but thought that'd be a long caption, let me know if needed or desired]
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Richard Tomory of Campbell has won gold and bronze medals for his home brewed mead and hard cider. He's been brewing beer for decades.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
GETS STARTING NOD: Brandon Summers will get the start at quarterback for Youngstown State in the Penguins' home opener against Central State Saturday at Stambaugh Stadium.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
FIREHOUSE OPTIONS: Boardman township trustees Robyn Gallitto, left, and Larry Moliterno, discuss options for repairing the leaky basement of the main fire station on U.S. Route 224 with Fire Chief James Dorman, right.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
ON THE JOB: Five new firefighters took the oath Friday to serve on Youngstown’s fire department. They are, from left, Jonathan Racco of Austintown, William Palma of Boardman, Andre Miller of Youngstown, Jeffrey Kaschak of Canfield and Daniel Jamison of Girard.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
IN THE CHASE: The 12 NASCAR drivers who will compete for the Sprint Cup championship over the last 10 races of the season are, from left (front) Matt Kenseth, Clint Bowyer, Jeff Gordon, Ken Harvick (standing) Tony Stewart, Carl Edwards, Greg Biffle, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Denny Hamlin, Kyle Busch, Jimmie Johnson and Jeff Burton.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Associated Press
Kim Gonda, vice president of marketing and communication for the Regional Chamber
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
A house occluded by a stack of falling branches almost two stories high on Schenley and Coral Sea in Youngstown.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt
Rick Plant stands under the storm damaged tree that has a 50 yard stretch of Churchill Street, near Belmont in Liberty, closed to traffic. A better road block is needed, Plant said. "The cones take people by surprise." Two different accidents have occurred during 12 hours the road block has been in place. "It's not doing much for safety," Plant Said.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt
Storm damaged patio on Elm Street in Struthers.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt
Storm damaged patio on Elm Street in Struthers.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt
Storm damaged patio on Elm Street in Struthers.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt
Storm damaged tree on Elm Street in Struthers.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt
Storm damaged tree on North Roanoke and Mahoning in Youngstown.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt
Storm damaged tree on North Roanoke and Mahoning in Youngstown.
Added: Sun, September 14, 2008
Daniel C. Britt