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Local event benefits epilepsy research
Officials are optimistic they’ll top last year’s collection of more than $10,000 in donations.
PULLING THEIR WEIGHT Horses, teamsters and fans enjoy Trumbull fair show
Horse-pull enthusiasts say they’re in it because they love and respect the animals, not for the
Former students think of old times
One visitor to the campus recalled a time when classes were held in military barracks.
55-PLUS
55-PLUS X A meeting of the 55-Plus Seniors of Mineral Ridge will take place at 12:30 p.m. May 6 at
On your own? Build basic tool kit
It’s that pomp-and-circumstance, tassel-turning time of year that for many means one thing: flying
Robotic vigilante: ‘Bum Bot’ on patrol in Atlanta
Neighborhood activists are up in arms over the security robot. ATLANTA (AP) — Cars passing
700s
700s Amron — Jim Seabrook (727) Fred Carlier (715) in Hively’s Sportsman; Jason Keyes (760)
YSU nabs JUCO transfers, Cle. VASJ standout Ward
Each of the junior college players has two years left. YOUNGSTOWN — The Youngstown State men’s
VETERANS
VETERANS Tri-State Marines YOUNGSTOWN — The Tri-State Marine Detachment of the Marine Corps
Iraqis are flocking to revitalized Baghdad Zoo
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Families stroll the park’s sidewalks and picnic in the shade as laughing
To unwind, many go fly a kite
Kites ranged from very high to very low in price and covered every color of the rainbow.
REGION
REGION FedEx official to speak at Athena Award dinner YOUNGSTOWN — Virginia C. Albanese,
After losing job, ex-mayor in dognap scandal loses dog
McALLEN, Texas (AP) — A custody case that wrecked a small-town south Texas mayor’s political career
Joke items tickle the fancy of many fans
Jokes spread quickly today via the Internet or television, and satire can be found in comic strips,
Salem Community Hospital and Salem Community Centerwill co-sponsor an AARP 55-Alive Driver Safety
Salem Community Hospital and Salem Community Centerwill co-sponsor an AARP 55-Alive Driver Safety
Crestview alumni plan hall of fame
The first inductees will be announced in May 2008. NEW WATERFORD — Call them Rebels with a
Enjoy happiness, speaker urges YSU grads
The student speaker encouraged graduates to savor each moment along the way to realizing their
Enjoy happiness, speaker urges YSU grads
YOUNGSTOWN — Quoting Kermit the Frog might not seem like a typical thing to do when addressing a
Canfield grads learn life lessons
Speakers encouraged the graduates to dream big, pursue those dreams and still savor the moment.
’07 class departs on varied life paths
Graduates said they’ll miss the friendships they forged over the past four years. YOUNGSTOWN —
Remembering loved ones
Principal William Young said the garden should prompt youths to consider their future, as well as
Fire destroys store in Columbiana
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR CORRESPONDENT COLUMBIANA -- Vince Vivo could barely shake his head as
Owner expects drag strip to sell soon
Some prospective buyers flashed big money but refused to put it on the table. By BOB JACKSON
Housing spurt slows but goes on
The surge hasn't led to more business for downtown shops. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
EAST PALESTINE City sees results from property tax breaks
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER EAST PALESTINE -- A property tax-break program the city
SOUTH RANGE Schools question tax break for store
School district lawyers are questioning the propriety of the tax incentive deal. By BOB JACKSON
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP Officials anticipate move into old school
The school district already has agreed to sell the building to the township. By BOB JACKSON
Salem man convicted of murder
Shane Mitchell faces a maximum sentence of 30 years to life in prison. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
COLUMBIANA SEWAGE Plant renovation nears completion
Construction should be finished next month but the plant is already online. By BOB JACKSON
CITY DEVELOPMENT Official encourages long-range planning
Leaders want to ensure that the city's infrastructure can support growth. By BOB JACKSON
POLICE Growing force focuses on details
Trustees say having Goshen patrol expand into Green Township worked out well. By BOB JACKSON
Project aims to alleviate flooding
Heavy rains into the creek flooded the treatment facility three times last year. By BOB JACKSON
COLUMBIANA Annual street fair gets under way with parade
Fair weekend is like a homecoming in Columbiana, the manager says. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR
Playground named for man tries to reach out to families
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER NEW MIDDLETOWN -- Paul Wassam never got to see the
Leetonia teachers' new contract includes raises and concessions
By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR STAFF WRITER LEETONIA -- The village school board and its teachers
3 streets, bridge receive attention
The city agreed to improve the streets when it bought an old school building. By BOB JACKSON
SPRINGFIELD TWP. Sewer system delayed by road work
The goal is to do the sewer and intersection improvement jobs at the same time. By BOB JACKSON
Police arrest 12 in crackdown
At least two of the juveniles had been arrested before for vandalizing churches. By BOB JACKSON
Work on road winds down
The road should be reopened in about two weeks. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
MAHONING COUNTY Canfield Road man facing charges related to shooting
A woman was shot in the arm while trying to help her son and his girlfriend. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY Impose sales tax, deputies urge
Commissioners said if they imposed the tax, voters would remove it again. By BOB JACKSON
Impose sales tax, deputies urge
Commissioners said if they imposed the tax, voters would remove it again. By BOB JACKSON
GREEN TOWNSHIP Property owners await decision on annexing land
Commissioners weren't sure which way they'll vote. By BOB JACKSON VINDICATOR COURTHOUSE REPORTER
MAHONING COUNTY Voters, mainly Dems, choose GOP judges
This was the first year judicial candidates could claim political affiliations. By BOB JACKSON
Mahoning judges face drastic budget cuts
Judges aren't committing to an insurance contribution, but will talk about it. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY Commissioners prepare for layoffs
Current commissioners aren't likely to pass a permanent budget for 2005. By BOB JACKSON
MAHONING COUNTY Tax loss will hit sheriff hard
The sheriff will lose federal inmates and discontinue rural road patrols. By BOB JACKSON
TAX LEVIES Mahoning Co. feels pain, but school districts cheer
Mahoning County will end this year in the black, but it will be in the red next year. By BOB
Risk pool growth will avert big debt
The practice of billing claims against each department will end next year. By BOB JACKSON
INSURANCE Risk pool growth will avert big debt
The practice of billing claims against each department will end next year. By BOB JACKSON
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