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Photos on October 26, 2012
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..South Range #32 Robert Seman jumps high for A TD pass above Crestview #2 Trevor Cope... during ....second quarter.South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..Heading out of the backfield as he rambles for a first down is Crestview #9 Collin Gilbert - Watching him is SouthRange Jake Pfeifer and Crestview #20 Kris Simpson puts a block.. -#9 made a cut for the first down - First Quarter..South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..South Range #32 Robert Seman jumps high for A TD pass above Crestview #2 Trevor Cope... during ....second quarter.South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..South Range #20 Jake Arsuffi eludes #8 Crestveiw matt Hardenbrook - as he makes a first down = second quarter.South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..Making his own block #19 Nick Blower stiff arms #32 Robert Seman as he runs for 12 yards and a first down- first quarter.South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..South Range #20 Jake Arsuffi eludes #8 Crestveiw matt Hardenbrook - as he makes a first down == second quarter..South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..South Range#14 Bryce Allen takes off for an end run as #19 Ryan Miller (Qb) finishes the hand off== second quarter...South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --...South Range at Crestview ..(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR --..Crestview #20 Kris Simpson runs for a big gain leaving South Range #57 Ryan Haynes....South Range at Crestview - - First Quarter...(AP Photo/The Vindicator, Robert K. Yosay)
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The Rev. Jeffrey Mickler, left, superior of the Society of St. Paul in Ellsworth, and the Rev. Tony Bautista, director of St. Paul’s Books and Gifts, are shown in the store that opened in August. Below, the store in Boardman is in a convenient location for customers looking for religious and inspirational books and gift items. Photo by: Robert K. Yosay | The Vindicator
Added: Mon, October 22, 2012
OCCHA will be celebrating 40 years of service during a scholarship banquet Friday at Mr. Anthony’s Banquet Center. Among those involved with the event are Atty. Miriam Ocasio, board president, left; Virginia Hernandez and Maria Olverson, gala committee co-chairwomen; and Susan Nieves, executive director. Photo by: ROBERT K. YOSAY | THE VINDICATOR.
Added: Tue, October 2, 2012
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hvizdos
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Promoting the holiday open house planned Friday, Saturday and Nov. 4 at D.D. and Velma Davis Education & Visitor Center at Fellows Riverside Gardens in Mill Creek MetroParks are Eileen Stankovich, foreground, and from left, April Stanislaw, Jeanne Simeone, the life-size Santa Claus to be raffled, Keith Kaiser and Janet Yaniglos.
Added: Wed, October 17, 2012
Members of Angels of Easter Seals Magic committee are Betty Cmil, treasurer, left; Joan Zarlenga, president; and Shelly Laberto, chairwoman. Todd Franko, editor of The Vindicator, will be master of ceremonies. Photo by: William D Lewis | The Vindicator
Added: Wed, October 17, 2012
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Youngstown resident Michael Lacivita is the author of the book “Rag Man, Rag Man,” which is available in the archives of 15 military museums and sites.
Added: Fri, October 19, 2012
The Vindicator ( Youngstown)
Campbell Elementary School hosted an Apple Fall Fest, where third-graders sang autumn-themed songs and put on a skit featuring Alyssa Perry portraying pioneer Johnny Appleseed. The event was Thursday.
The students marched from the Steel Museum to Choffin. Carrying a banner for the event were sixth-graders, from left, Deshaun Finley, Tyrauie Jefferson, Stephon Abron and Deland Richardson.
Lt. Rosemary Marsco of the Youngstown State University Police Department is the first woman in the department to rise to that rank. Chief John Beshara, right, promoted Marsco, who started with the department as a part-time dispatcher 27 years ago.
Jean Waris, a member of the Mahoning Valley Organizing Collaborative’s board of directors, discusses the “Rally for Valley Jobs” at Thursday’s event.
Amanda Huff man of Liberty, a sophomore at Youngstown State University, enjoys the unseasonably warm weather on campus. The area had a record-high temperature of 81 degrees Thursday, but the temperature will drop into the mid-40s by tonight and is expected to stay there through next Thursday.
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