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Roads taking a toll on cars and drivers
Roads taking a toll on cars and drivers “It’s been crazy. Every day we’re seeing blown sidewalls
Idora’s carousel given rebirth in New York
Idora’s carousel given rebirth in New York The artist spent 16 years chipping away at extra
Levy defeat means WRTA must cut more routes
The agency has not ruled out the option of further appeals to voters. YOUNGSTOWN — Further
Foundation helps people buy homes
Foundation helps people buy homes Up to $10,000 in assistance is available to those who qualify.
WRTA levy would restore some services
The levy would generate about $7.5 million annually. YOUNGSTOWN — After drastic service
Mass. governor speaks at event
Volunteers from Baltimore; Lansing, Mich.; and Penn State spoke at the event. YOUNGSTOWN —
Event promotes family fun of reading
Every child received three free books at the reading celebration that marks Dr. Seuss’ birthday.
‘Leapling’ will add years at slower pace
Famous leap year day babies include singer Dinah Shore and rapper Ja Rule. YOUNGSTOWN — It was
More staff cuts are coming, Youngstown schools chief says
Five board members are headed to Orlando. YOUNGSTOWN — The staff reductions aren’t over yet,
YSU study uncovers educational voids
Trustees discussed the possibility of lowering out-of-state tuition rates. YOUNGSTOWN — It
Presidential race spurs 600 teens to seek jobs at polls
Absentee ballot requests in Mahoning County are up 40 percent over 2004. YOUNGSTOWN — Steven
IRS clears confusion on stimulus rebates
Nobody will be adversely affected by the stimulus payments, says one official. No, the
Girard nurse threatened in e-mail hit-man hoax
The FBI has received 115 reports of the e-mail scam. GIRARD — Judith Signoriello would seem an
Councilman: Mayor faces fight after cruiser veto
Council will have the chance to challenge the mayor’s veto Feb. 25. GIRARD — Mayor James Melfi
Hubbard council demands review of 2 pay raises
HUBBARD — City council is demanding a review of two pay raises issued by Mayor Arthur Magee in early
Hope amid gloom Tech success, upturn downtown fuel optimism
YOUNGSTOWN — Amid steep manufacturing losses and a faltering economy in the Valley, software startup
Getting rid of urban blight
On Oak Hill Avenue, the area around St. Patrick’s Church has been transformed by the razing of vacant buildings.
Girard council agrees to buy 6 cruisers; mayor plans veto
About $27,000 was spent on maintenance for the 12-car fleet in 2006. GIRARD — City council has
Residents begin their effort to take back neighborhoods
Fifty percent of Youngstown residents feel unsafe in their neighborhoods at night, a 2004 study
New vision for Youngstown advances; old challenges hinder progress
YOUNGSTOWN — Six years ago, they said the Youngstown 2010 plan could change the city’s fate.
Three Trumbull arrests linked to meth probe
Meth is a problem in northern Trumbull County, the sheriff says. BLOOMFIELD — For months,
Program connects farmers, consumers consumers consumers
YOUNGSTOWN — City resident Elsa Higby has a new concept for Youngstown: Buy local. The 41-year-old
13-foot snake found hiding in closet
A smaller snake, dog, cat and kittens were found in the garage. YOUNGSTOWN — Police officers
Youngstown council OKs sewer project
City council also dedicated $2,500 to the Crawford family. YOUNGSTOWN — City council has
Mayor to honor baseball official
Sixteen teams took part in the city’s baseball league last year. YOUNGSTOWN — West Side
Students win award for Arms drawings
The building is considered one of the area’s architectural gems. YOUNGSTOWN — There’s a new
Mahoning Dems vote not to endorse anyone
Eight Mahoning County incumbents face challengers in the March primary. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Eliminating night games is possibility after East fight
YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown City School District may consider eliminating nighttime athletic events
Hundreds pray for arson victims
The candlelight vigil took place at the site of the fire. THE SCENE OF A TRAGEDY was
Basketball team scores with camaraderie
Each Wednesday, when practice begins, Tony Sertick, 41, straps himself into his chair and rolls onto midcourt.
JA program aims to boost test scores
The JA program has been shown to increase college attendance. YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown City
Supporters turn out to celebrate Mayor Williams
The mayor used the event to highlight a new crime-prevention program. YOUNGSTOWN — It began in
First Night delights
The event concluded with fireworks and a ball drop. YOUNGSTOWN — The crowds that descended on
Crew helps in keeping tradition on the ball
Tradition began with a 12-inch disco ball. YOUNGSTOWN — Each year in late December, four
Three are endorsed by party
Republicans have held the sheriff’s office for more than 60 years. LISBON — Three local law
ORGAN TRANSPLANTS Teralynn again awaits new liver and kidneys
Teralynn remains on the top of the donor list at the Cleveland Clinic for her weight class.
Glamour in nursing homes
The organization has grown to include 50 chapters in seven states. POLAND — It’s community
Aid group sends supplies to Indians in Honduras
The program partners with the military to bring basic supplies to poor children. VIENNA — As
Family views death as lesson for others
Her mother knew right away that it was too late to save the teenager. POLAND — Days before
Dire need for toys in Warren
A mission staffer said he thinks layoffs are stressing local families this holiday season.
Youngstown State campaign receives $200,000 donation
YOUNGSTOWN — Youngstown State University’s Centennial Campaign is $200,000 richer today thanks to a
Day-care center tends to safe toys Liberty facility unites parents, distributors
LIBERTY — Lunch boxes and baby bibs, toy trains and remote-control airplanes. As the holiday
YSU enjoys steady increase in non-Valley students
Athletics is a catalyst in out-of-state enrollments. YOUNGSTOWN — Before she submitted her
Agencies struggle to help addicts
Nearly 900,000 Ohioans aren’t receiving needed help for substance abuse. YOUNGSTOWN — Heroin
Youngstown State receives news of $1.9 million surplus
The surplus is tied to increased enrollment among Valley high school grads. YOUNGSTOWN — A
Ursuline, Mooney ready for big games
The schools are anticipating high turnout for these two state championship football games.
Board weighs levy options
Levies would bring an additional $5 million to $7 million per year. YOUNGSTOWN — In the
Count favors challenger in Campbell council race
A defeated Campbell council member didn’t rule out running for election again. CAMPBELL —
Old store to become ‘exciting’ new library
The South Library, at 1771 Market St., will remain open while renovations are completed.
Record losses hit Chevy Centre
The city has determined that it will save $41,000 each month in fees to Global Entertainment.
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