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Hundreds mourn Shenango officer killed in line of duty
A Pennsylvania State Police trooper wipes away tears during the funeral for Shenango Township Police Officer William “Jerry” McCarthy IV. Hundreds of officers from throughout the region attended his funeral Wednesday in St. Vitus Church in New Castle.
Recycled Christmas trees improve fishing in lake
Trees in the water provide shade and shelter for fish, concentrating them and making them easier to catch.
Epic 1913 Mahoning River flood cast wide net of destruction
The 1913 Mahoning River flood at Youngstown knocked out city water, electric, streetcar and railroad service and inundated river valley homes and industries.
Valentine’s Day wasn’t sweet day for a cat named Valentine
A cat thrown from a car on Sharrott Road on Valentine’s Day is now available for adoption at Angels for Animals.
What happened to Teddy?
Teddy Foltz, 14, of Struthers (inset above) died of head trauma Saturday. His mother and her ex-boyfriend, Zaryl G. Bush, are charged in his death. Teddy’s father, Shawn Tedesco, of Sharon, Pa., above center, is comforted by an unidentified family friend as Teddy’s grandmother, Sara Foltz, sits at right during Bush's initial appearance Wednesday in Struthers Municipal Court on murder and rape charges.
Adorning Idora: Block now a model of success
Development corporation focuses on renovating Lanterman Avenue homes
The Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp. wants to showcase a model block in a historic South Side neighborhood.
Youngstown Thermal warms up to wood for cost savings and cleaner production
Youngstown Thermal warms up to wood for cost savings and cleaner production
Jim Mullen, above, general manager of Youngstown Thermal LLC, shows the mixture of wood chips and coal the company is going to burn to create the steam used for heating and cooling downtown buildings. Youngstown Thermal has recently added the wood chips to its mix to reduce the amount of coal it burns to generate steam.
Valley activists protest Gaza attacks
Lyana Mansour from Ramallah in the West Bank, waives the Palestinian flag during a vigil in downtown Youngstown Friday in response to the latest violence in Israel.
Be ready to battle parking, rain, wind
If you’re attending Monday’s Covelli Centre rally featuring President Barack Obama and former President Bill Clinton, you probably should carpool, arrive early and dress for wet, windy weather.
Incumbent judges face challengers
By PETER H. MILLIKEN milliken@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Two longtime incumbent Republican judges