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Austintown schoolkids recognized for good conduct
Lynn Kirk Elementary students, from left, Madison Vaughn, Lily Torado, Jayden Bister and Kyle Keller show off the awards they won for good behavior. The students were chosen as this month’s “fabulous four” during a school assembly Friday. Each received a school T-shirt and a “fancy” lunch.
Supersized in Springfield
The Dietzes' 18-foot tree took two days to decorate.
St. Nick visits Leonard Kirtz kids
Leon Mick III, 7, of Boardman sits on Santa's lap at a Christmas party for Leonard Kirtz students. The party took place Friday at Highway Tabernacle Church in Austintown.
Teachers get donated school supplies
By Christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com austintown District educators were delighted with a
3 Mahoning Valley shops offer tattoos to toy donors
Liz Williams of Youngstown, Derek “Doc” Fields of Austintown, Brian Phelps of Austintown and Joe Davila, owner of Bareknuckle Tattoo, collect toys donated by customers for Toys for Tots.
‘An important part of the context for our negotiations’
Although Issue 2's fate won't be determined until next week's election, the specter of its passage has influenced recent negotiations and contracts in the Valley, union leaders say.
Carving out a place to belong
By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com boardman About 80 fifth-grade students from
Justice stresses importance of family, education at local NAACP fundraiser
By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com Girard The rich history of the NAACP and reconnecting
Jumping for heart health
Students help raise money for the American Heart Association By christine keeling
Oprah finally delivers on 2 cars given to Valley pair
Oprah finally delivers on 2 cars given to Valley pair in 2010
Kimberly Winfrey of Warren checks out the 2012 Volkswagen Beetle 2.5L she picked up at Stadium Volkswagen in Boardman. She and Deryck Toles of Warren were two of 275 audience members who received the prize during Oprah Winfrey’s “Ultimate Favorite Things” episode that aired in November 2010.
Ninth year of scares coming to Craig Beach
By christine Keeling ckeeling@vindy.com lake milton Workers were preparing this week for a
Bishop vows openness with sex-misconduct case
By christine keeling and ashley luthern news@vindy.com Youngstown Bishop George V. Murry
Oft-traveled student puts past in rearview mirror
By christine Keeling ckeeling@vindy.com austintown One high school student isn’t letting
State demands taxes from church for former Idora land
By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com youngstown The state says a Youngstown church must pay
Flooding in yard, home irks couple in Canfield
By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com canfield When it rains hard, it pours water into one
Leonard Kirtz carnival
George Froble, 45, of Youngstown knocks over cans during the Harvest Carnival.
Acclaimed Canfield speech team aims for No. 1
Acclaimed Canfield speech team aims for No. 1 By christine Keeling ckeeling@vindy.com Canfield
Fans try to cash in on San Francisco 49ers’ stopover
Donte Whitner of the San Francisco 49ers poses with fan Andrew Berg of Bessemer, Pa., while Alex Reece of Boardman snaps a photo outside the Holiday Inn in Boardman. The team has been in the area since Monday.
Canfield school levy bid draws varying views
By Christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com canfield School cuts create support and suspicion.
Austintown teacher gets 200 books for male readers
Austintown teacher gets 200 books for male readers By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com
NFL team visits children’s hospital, Boys & Girls Club
San Francisco 49ers player Scott Tolzien, Fred Mootz of Boardman, San Francisco 49er Vernon Davis and San Francisco 49er Anthony Davis visit Ashton LaBelle, 7, of Boardman. The coach and players visited Akron Children’s Hospital Mahoning Valley in Boardman.
Annual game is a home run
Jess Tenney of the Meshel Mashers knocked a fly ball to right field and headed off to first base, as the crowd cheered.
Canfield board waives fees
The Canfield school board talked transportation and terminated academic pay-to-participate fees.
Valley ‘warriors’ survive adventure
By Christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com A promised “hellish” adventure didn’t deter local
City council to honor 3 who saved man during attack
Thomas Dailey, 67, a Canfield High School teacher, poses with Becky Shelton, one of three McDonald’s employees who helped prevent more of an attack on Dailey by a 20-year-old man last year at the fast-food restaurant on Youngstown’s West Side. Shelton and the other workers will be honored at tonight’s Youngstown City Council meeting.
If Canfield schools levy passes, busing will be reviewed
By Christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com Canfield High school busing is not among the school
Jackson-Milton schools deemed excellent-with-distinction
Ginger Mangie, right center, life-skills teacher at Jackson-Milton, teaches measurements of liquids and solids to her students. The school has earned an excellent-with-distinction classification by the state education department.
Area companies donate labor, machinery to replace unsafe bridge
Area companies donate labor, machinery to replace unsafe bridge By christine keeling
Hungarians celebrate culture
By CHRISTINE KEELING ckeeling@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Members of the American Hungarian Club of
Austintown busing riles some parents
A change in the school district’s student-busing plan has not been well received by some parents.
School supplies make a cool surprise
By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com austintown Students were surprised with school
Deaf woman dances to title
Lordstown woman takes deafness in stride as she rumbas her way to title By christine keeling
Many Canfield kids walk to school
By CHRISTINE KEELING ckeeling@vindy.com CANFIELD Some Canfield students may have a long walk.
Filmmaker uses Mill Creek Park for new movie
Filmmaker uses natural park in Youngstown for new movie By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com
Helping kids go back to school with style
By christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com austintown Kaitlyn Rinehart was excited and happy
Suspect in murders was out on bond in another case
By Christine keeling ckeeling@vindy.com YOUNgstown A city man was free on bond in a murder
Neighbors question woman’s capability
By CHRISTINE KEELING ckeeling@vindy.com BERLIN CENTER Carol Dauberman kept two of the 24 dogs
Penchant for history pays off for student
By CHRISTINE KEELING ckeeling@vindy.com canfielD A grandfather’s train and a silent movie
Austintown business makes move with free family events
By CHRISTINE KEELING ckeeling@vindy.com austintown A business is celebrating its relocation
Austintown Schools release traffic plan
By CHRISTINE KEELING ckeeling@vindy.com austintown Parents and students are being asked to
Area bus drivers hone their skills during training drill
Area bus drivers hone their skills during training drill By CHRISTINE KEELING
Valley school districts fire up stricter anti-smoking policies
Valley school districts fire up stricter anti-smoking policies For years, Mahoning Valley
Thousands compete in AKC events in Canfield
Thousands compete in AKC events at fairgrounds all weekend By CHRISTINE KEELING
Falcon Pride program gives students educational opportunities
Falcon Pride program gives students educational opportunities By CHRISTINE KEELING
Scout leads effort in creating Environmental Learning Center
Scout leads effort in creating Environmental Learning Center By CHRISTINE KEELING
Entrepreneur takes the responsible route
Brian Bleggi is the owner of “A”-Cab, an Austintown-based taxi company.
Canfield BOE OKs hirings
By CHRISTINE KEELING ckeeling@vindy.com canfield Canfield students will be greeted this fall
Motorist killed by falling tree; others injured in flash storm
A sudden, late afternoon thunderstorm ripped through downtown Youngstown, knocking down tents at Wing Fest at the Covelli Centre on East Front Street. Two people reportedly were injured. Wing Fest will reopen today at noon.
Irish teens help build Habitat house in Youngstown
By Christine Keeling ckeeling@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Leavell family’s home on the city’s
Pool owners face varying zoning regulations
Florence Steiner purchased a pool for her Wick Avenue home earlier this month. She has lived at the Youngstown address for 50 years and has had a pool in her front yard many of those years. The Youngstown Zoning Department is making sure those with pools get the proper permits and follow zoning regulations.
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