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Residents to corner food stores: We’re fed up
Some residents believe cleansing markets of alcohol sales or shutting them down could deter crime
Covelli name to be center of attention in 3-year pact
A Warren-based restaurant chain owner’s name will replace Chevy’s name. YOUNGSTOWN — Concerts,
Mahoning Dems elect attorney as party chairman
A Boardman man is the new Mahoning County Democratic Party treasurer. YOUNGSTOWN — Unity was
Legions honor Fitch choir for 37 years of service
LAKE MILTON — Seeing “Mamma Mia” on Broadway or doing a musical theater workshop may sound like the
Public forum addresses deconstruction in city
Youngstown planners are looking toward a more innovative way to tear down blight in the community.
UNDER FIRE
Nick Marciano shows two AK-47 firearms that are held in one of the Youngstown Police Department’s evidence vaults. Marciano, an officer of 34 years, estimated that 35 percent of guns confiscated are assault type weapons, rifles and shotguns.
South Side house riddled with bullets
Arguments among relatives led to one woman’s being shot and one house shattered by more than 40
Woman hurt in confusion during gunfire
YOUNGSTOWN — Kids enjoying the spring sunshine on the city’s South Side were rattled after late-
Dancers prove their mettle
Two local Irish step dancers tested their chops at the international level. YOUNGSTOWN — In
Youngstown police shoot ‘aggressive’ dog 13 times
The dog was killed by a police officer during the search for a suspect on the South Side.
Salf-defense class for teen girls in Youngstown aims to strengthen self-confidence
YOUNGSTOWN — Self-defense isn’t just about fighting back. It’s about evaluating situations and
Budget woes force libraries to cut spending and hours
YOUNGSTOWN — The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County started making cuts to cope with
Living with LESS
Marc Grier of Youngstown looks through DVDs at the Newport Branch of the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County.
Hope lingers in Lordstown
LORDSTOWN — Some are banking on Lordstown’s future in the face of more hardship facing General
Group works to insure children
A local coalition is working to ensure that children of the Valley receive health insurance.
Helping Other Women focuses on furniture needs
A Youngstown organization channels its efforts into getting women, their children and their
New name brings more to children’s museum
More science, technology, math and engineering exhibits are at the downtown museum.
WRTA board to solicit bids for office project
The new countywide WRTA board selected a president and vice president. YOUNGSTOWN — The
Joe Kaluza ‘feels great’ 1 year after South Avenue shooting
The former KFC manager says he’s ‘holding up’ after being paralyzed March 24, 2008. YOUNGSTOWN
YPD women in blue reflect on 30 years
Anita Davis wanted to be a translator. So she studied Russian at Youngstown State University.
Women officers in Youngstown Police Department witness big changes over 30 years
YOUNGSTOWN — Anita Davis wanted to be a translator. So, she studied Russian at Youngstown State
CityScape prepares to tidy up downtown
Youngstown CityScape kicks off the 2009 Streetscape project with an extra $500 donated by Sam’s
Grow Youngstown focuses on fresh crops
Two upcoming events will highlight the mission of Grow Youngstown. YOUNGSTOWN — Gardening is
Soldier thanks Harding students
The fourth-graders learned the significance of touching the lives of others. If the kids in
Irish dancers in Valley get their kicks on St. Pat’s Day
YOUNGSTOWN — Energetic crowds keep the feet of dancers from the Burke School of Irish Dance moving
Library in a bind after loss of $335K
When fall rolls around, the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County may need to cut the
A FLAIR FOR FARE
Big Daddy knows what’s best for Our Valley Cooks The closest most people get to food prepared
Library board purchases land for expansion of Canfield branch
CANFIELD — Library users could see an expansion of the Canfield Library within the next couple of
2 city groups recognized for making an impact
YOUNGSTOWN — Community organizing and the creation of jobs helped two city organizations receive an
City to host first Dash
Downtown Youngstown and local venues urge residents and visitors to paint the town green Friday.
Youngstown Division named Task Force of the Year
The award goes to the top task force, said the Northern Ohio District U.S. Marshal. YOUNGSTOWN
Flick of switch can summon help
The Mahoning Valley Task Force hopes flashing bulbs will assist area residents in times of
Lowellville pupils take on the world
LOWELLVILLE — In preparation for a global math challenge, third-graders at Lowellville Elementary
11-year-old suspect in killing moved to facility in Erie
NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Since being charged with criminal homicide, 11-year-old Jordan Brown has been in
WRTA board covers broad area
YOUNGSTOWN — The new Western Reserve Transit Authority board members should start their terms with
Boy’s preliminary hearing delayed
Jordan Brown was moved to a juvenile detention center Wednesday. NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Jordan
Officials to explore if child fully understood actions
The minds of juveniles don’t quite measure up to the minds of adults, a counselor says. The
Boy’s homicide case prompts mixed emotions in Wampum
WAMPUM, Pa. — A preliminary hearing Thursday is the next legal step for an 11-year-old Lawrence
YOUNGSTOWN — At 8 years old, Noah Zoldan of Canfield has a boxing hero his parents condone.
YOUNGSTOWN — At 8 years old, Noah Zoldan of Canfield has a boxing hero his parents condone. “It’s
YOUNGSTOWN — The downtown crowd for the Pavlik-Rubio fight reminded Dan O’Nesti, 69, of
YOUNGSTOWN — The downtown crowd for the Pavlik-Rubio fight reminded Dan O’Nesti, 69, of Hubbard of
Newport library opens at Market/Midlothian
YOUNGSTOWN — Laura Olivier envisions walking to the new Newport Branch Library with her two
Get set for frenzied festivities before, during and after the fight
Where there’s a big event, there are big parties. This weekend, Youngstown will host one of the
Fisher’s visit provides hope in blight battle
YOUNGSTOWN — The community involvement in a public meeting with state and local officials left Mayor
Local finalists vie for honor to sing the anthem
The main event at the Chevrolet Centre doesn’t come until Saturday, but some nonboxing competitors
One for the books: East Branch of public library is dedicated
YOUNGSTOWN — More than 75 years ago, Edward Orlando, 87, of Youngstown, started using the East
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