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Web reviewers rank Boardman’s Vintage Estate world’s No. 1 beer retailer
BOARDMAN — Vintage Estate didn’t have a long climb, but it has reached the top of the mountain of
Valley church awaits word on Haiti projects
A family in Lisbon also has ties to the quake-ravaged country. One local church’s connection
Valley doctor fears worst in Haiti
A local retired cardiologist described the people of Haiti as living in ‘quiet despair.’ The
Trial set in former student’s lawsuit
rrouan@vindy.com A former Poland Seminary High School student’s lawsuit against the school
Valley residents seek news of Haitian friends after quake
Father Terrence Hazel of St. Michael Church in Canfield stands beside a poster board of photographs from the Little Children of Jesus Orphanage in Lizon, Haiti, which he and his church support with donations and visits. The church has received no word yet on the conditions of the 103 severely disabled children who live at the orphanage.
Boardman group pushes plan for pooch park
Some residents are trying to gather funds to build a dog park in Boardman Township Park. Standing are Jason Fellows and Richard Fabian. Sitting and kneeling, from left to right, are Jennifer Fellows with her chocolate Labrador Roscoe, Linda Fabian with her wirehaired terrier Abbey, Vicky Loree with her Italian greyhound Luigi, Abbey Loree with her boxer Izzy and Jason Loree with his Labrador Bowie.
‘Luxury’ police bureaus closing
A lack of manpower has resulted in shutting down two police substations. BOARDMAN — The
Boardman’s ‘luxury’ police substations close
BOARDMAN — The dwindling number of police officers and skepticism about the effectiveness of
Township to handle Haz-Mat team calls
BOARDMAN — Dispatches to the Mahoning County Emergency Management Haz-Mat Response Team will go
Goal: Keep fire stations open
Boardman trustees have outlined staffing requirements for the main station and two satellite
Boardman fire chief ordered to reopen 2 stations
Union officials say the department does not have enough firefighters to safely staff all three
Poland stadium adds to revenue
The extra money will be reinvested in the school’s athletic department. POLAND — The Poland
Locally, as pension funding rises, revenues decline
Valley governments paid $137M into funds in 2008. The story in 2009 for most local governments
Bigger ball will fall at First Night
The 60-pound aluminum ball will drop from outside the Covelli Centre on New Year’s Eve.
Altered state of tailoring: Boardman shop to close
Customers today are content to wear clothes off the rack, a retiring tailor says. BOARDMAN —
Puppets tell a Christmas tale
Students at Poland Union Elementary School packed the gymnasium for a Christmas story with a twist:
Beaver schools’ plan is rejected by state
The district has until Jan. 10 to submit a revised plan. LISBON — The Ohio Department of
CHRISTMAS MAGIC: Program features a bit of Tom Phoolery
An area magician performed and gave away Christmas dinner to some needy families. Families at
Students entertain at Blackburn
About 40 students sang Christmas carols to the ladies of the Blackburn Home. The kindergarten
Poland school board discusses store-card use in secret session
rrouan@vindy.com The board of education went into executive session to discuss an investigation
More ads planned for WRTA
YOUNGSTOWN — Ridership for the Western Reserve Transit Authority’s curb-to-curb service increased
Girard police dispatcher killed in crash on I-80
The state patrol does not believe weather was a factor in the crash. AUSTINTOWN — A Girard
Boardman High’s concert to feature holiday selections
The orchestra has been preparing for the winter concert since October. BOARDMAN — Mahoning
It's a wrap: 'Elves' take care of 2,500 gifts for seniors
Carol Hitchcock, owner of Home Instead Senior Care, and Santa survey a pile of gifts donated to the Be a Santa for a Senior program. The program will distribute more than 2,500 gifts to about 620 seniors.
Students vie for trip to Disney
About 25 people listened as the students quizzed them on recycling facts. There is no Planet
Fire chief blames old construction for speed of blaze that killed man
The Trumbull County Fire Investigations Unit is probing the blaze. NORTH BLOOMFIELD— The
School collects wear for needy
The Giving Tree Project is in its seventh year. POLAND — Some elementary students are getting
At odds with the law?
Slot-like sweepstakes machines have appeared throughout Boardman. BOARDMAN — The No. 1
New owners plan to spread Gorant chocolate nationwide
The three partners have vowed not to alter the Gorant recipe. BOARDMAN — Gorant Candies has
‘What Thanksgiving is all about’
Sharing a moment before a Thanksgiving service Wednesday at Elizabeth Missionary Baptist Church in Youngstown are church members Oliver Eaton and minister Hazel Bradley.
Faithful shoppers lament loss of Poland grocery
Laura Brammer of Struthers leaves, likely for the last time, Save-A-Lot in Poland. The store is closing tonight after being in business for about four years.
PTO at Poland to repay $3,700
POLAND — The school district treasurer will review the Poland Middle School Parent-Teacher
Boardman students have a reason to smile
A mobile dentistry crew provided preventive care for elementary students. BOARDMAN— Watching
State audit finds flaws with Poland Middle School PTO
A budget miscue could bankrupt the parent-teacher group. POLAND — The Poland Middle School
Clunkers get junked; junkers get shredded
Vehicles from the federal Clunkers program are hitting the recycling bin. GIRARD — Gary
Armstrong Cable to air Browns-Steelers locally
The provider reached a multi-year deal with the NFL Network. The second clash between the
Youngstown council panel to study figures before raising sewer rates
Sewer rates are slated to go up by year’s end, the city’s finance director said. YOUNGSTOWN —
Grant to help beef up security
The district will install 36 color cameras and new locks at some of the buildings. BOARDMAN —
Stay tuned for NFL exclusives
Armstrong Cable reaches deal to air premium games By RICK ROUAN YOUNGSTOWN — Armstrong Cable
Armstrong, NFL reach deal to broadcast exclusive football games
Armstrong Cable and the NFL Network will announce a deal Monday to bring eight National Football
Boardman schools gets $67K US grant to enhance security
BOARDMAN — The township police force is so depleted that the number of school buildings in Boardman
Usher in standard time safely, Valley police and fire officials urge
Change your smoke-detector batteries as you change your clocks, fire officials urge. With the
Hopeful: A new voice is needed
A 27-year-old project analyst and three incumbents offer their vision for the future. BOARDMAN
Three incumbents face one challenger for seats on Boardman school board
BOARDMAN— With three incumbents seeking re-election to the Boardman school board, the lone
Armstrong, NFL Network in talks to bring exclusive games to Valley
An Armstrong Cable executive said this week that “almost daily discussions are happening” to bring
In emergency, it’s location, location, location
Fire chiefs, home builders and Realtors plan to publish educational advertisements. BOARDMAN
Organizations seek funds to build group home
Two groups are trying to increase local resources for autistic adults. BOARDMAN — A 3.2-acre
It’s Play Time In Boardman
High school drama guild pulls in popular and fresh productions, pushes out edgy content By RICK
Outcome of school-board election in Poland will center on hiring
POLAND — The athletic director hire that became a lightning rod for public discussion in Poland is
‘We’re ready to work together’
The Youngstown Board of Control will vote on the V&M Star Steel agreement at 5 p.m. today.
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