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Verizon will close local call center, 381 jobs affected
Process to shutter Boardman site begins Aug. 31
Company official said move is a part of broader consolidation efforts
Diesel Cruze drives like a dream
Vindicator reporter Jamison Cocklin shares his views on GM's latest offering
Valley's new age of industry
Workers move pipes along at the Vallourec Star facility in Youngstown. The new state-of-the-art seamless-pipe mill was dedicated Wednesday, when top officials of the global, multi-billion-dollar company promised a new age of success to the Valley.
Delphi retirees renew calls for action
Lawmakers hear testimony from three retirees at hearing on Monday
Dumping legislation stalled
Two pieces of legislation introduced to curb violations have yet to pass
Home audio co. in Girard growing
SVS has found a niche among audio enthusiasts worldwide
YSU energy forum focused on improving U.S. economy
The two-day event attracted more than 200 from across the country
Local work in land management catching on
As the oil and gas industry continues to develop a local workforce, there’s a sharper focus on training more Ohioans for land management.
Dr. Laura Meeks wins 2013 Athena Award
As president of Eastern Gateway Community College, Meeks was selected from 28 other nominees
OOGA leads injection well tour
Ohio Oil and Gas Association leads injection well tour
Injection well tour shows simplicity of wastewater disposal
Kasich touts Exterran as Valley’s latest success story
Kasich and other public officials say facility is example of growing economy
Natural gas plant will go online by year's end in New Middletown
NiSource officials say the plant will be operational by year's end
Dooney's Downtown Grille closes its doors
Dooney’s space, with a new restaurant operator, undergoes renovation
A new operator is currently renovating the space with plans to open soon
Proposal to barge fracking waste stirs debate
TROUBLED WATERS?
Ohio River would be used to move wastewater to disposal locations
Landowners face challenges with new leasing rules
BP has been approved for unit operations for drilling across 658 acres in Mecca and Johnston townships, including the Zerovich farm in Mecca Township, above. The owner, who wished not to be named, was not opposed to drilling, but said he did not want to sign a lease because he was faced with limited options to protect a piece of farm land he recently revitalized.
Guy's barbecue will take over food service at Lemon Grove
downtown youngstown
Partnership is aimed at improving service at the venue
Valley sales tax collection increases modestly in January
Valley sales tax numbers reflect lower unemployment
Republic, Teamsters strike spreads
A resolution to the impasse seems unlikely for now
Canfield couple starts coordination company
Looking to get a jump on a burgeoning industry, the Earleys offer services to seniors on the move.
Pipeline projects coming along slowly
Some recent infrastructure announcements will not come online until 2016
Ohio’s place in the U.S. oil boom
Experts are split on how long shale energy wealth will remain in Ohio and the Valley.
Boardman stylist at NYC fashion show annually
From Boardman to New York City, salon owner travels with a passion
Michael Koutsourais says the experience has helped to grow his business.
Strike at Allied Waste continues
Company brings in other workers in effort to prevent pickup delays
Allied claimed union is breaking federal labor laws on Friday
Allied Waste strike affects trash pickup for 100K in region
The move will likely affect curbside trash pickup in the coming days
First Place Financial Corp. will liquidate
A U.S. bankruptcy judge in Deleware approved the former holding company's request
GE, union reach tentative deal to keep lamp plant open
After 60 days of bargaining representatives with the IUE-CWA local 722 are confident that the plant will stay open
Lordstown turbines continue to frustrate village officials
Two wind turbines, installed in 2011, had their worst year yet in 2012
Brown calls for minimum wage increase
The senator joined employees of Yankee Kitchen to build support for a piece of federal legislation.
Kasich speaks at chamber's annual luncheon
Youngstown-Warren Regional Chamber officials tout economic growth.
NAMII selects seven projects to start work
namii
The consortium awarded $4.5 for research and development projects on Wednesday.
New transloading facility in Columbiana
Valley business rolls full steam ahead as loading hub for oil and gas drillers
Buckey Transfer Realty has become the latest link in the oil and gas supply chain.
ODNR mum for now on Jackson Twp. well
The public and anti-fracking activists were turned away with little answers at a county commissioners meeting.
Construction at JCPenney forces brief closing
Store management would not elaborate on the cause of the problems.
Jobless rate goes up
Economists warn not to read too much into numbers that are not seasonally adjusted.
Forum highlights oil and gas boom
Company’s 61 hires, plans for more highlighted at forum in Boardman
Industry officials and Congressman once again tout economic potential of oil and gas.
Local auto sales strong in February
Chevrolet outperforms in new make, new model categories.
BP and Chase at odds over drilling lease
The issue finds a lender reluctant to grant drilling rights for fear of property devaluation, a growing trend nationwide.
US Sen. Brown makes first NAMII tour.
The senator is making a push for more manufacturing institutes nationwide.
Push for leases under way in Mercer County
mercer county
Mercer County is just the latest development in the Marcellus and Utica shale plays.
Canfield man invents golf tool
Canfield man invents tool to help golfers with their alignment
Ken Zuzik's invention recently won Most Innovative Concept at the PGA Merchandise Show
Lupo indicted in illegal brine dump
Hardrock Excavating, employee accused of dumping waste also federally indicted
Ben W. Lupo, Michael Guesman and Hardrock Excavating will face federal prosecutors for their role in January's illegal brine dump.
Charges give black eye to oil and gas industry ILLEGAL DUMPING
By JAMISON COCKLIN | jcocklin@shalesheet.com YOUNGSTOWN WHEN IT WAS FIRST LEARNED THAT
Zeigler named OPC director
He will succeed longtime executive director Terry Fleming, who stepped down in December.
Property easements sought for pipelines in Trumbull
The move is indicative of an increase in production in Trumbull County and what the future holds there.
GM unveils diesel Cruze in Cleveland
Ohio's public will get their first look at the new model, after a stellar year at Lordstown
Patriot Water claims ODNR attack on its business
The face-off between the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Patriot Water continued Tuesday, as the company’s president, Andrew Blocksom, had choice words for an agency he says is attacking his business.
Ice Zone will close in May
Lack of revenue, marketing failures cited as reasons
Owners say they can no longer face declining revenues.
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