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Warden: Don't leave them alone
Paul Bevak of Campbell has rescued two pit bulls, and says any dog will behave when you treat and raise them properly.
Seniors stay informed at seminar on scams
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Girard A telephone rings, and when the elderly
Bill would address fiscal integrity
By robert Guttersohn rguttersohnn@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Treasurers and fiscal officers from
Union, township debate funds transfer
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty The police union and township officials are
Found in translation
Liberty, Israeli students share lessons of the Holocaust
For years, Orly Menash- erov’s Israeli students have asked why American students bother learning about the Holocaust.
Playground at Girard’s St. Rose named for teacher
For most of the past century, St. Rose Parish and the school associated with it have been staples in the city, leaving their mark on many of the city’s residents.
Liberty’s blight plight
Township lacks funds for demolition
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty Residents remember when Northgate
MetroPlex, Girard reach water deal
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty The water is back on at the MetroPlex after
MetroPlex now faces water, tax disputes
The MetroPlex, once praised as an all-in-one motel, convention center and banquet hall, has fallen behind on taxes and is accused of not paying Girard for the water it uses.
SIMPLE CHEMISTRY
COSI brings traveling exhibit to E.J. Blott Elementary School
Using Q-tips, E.J. Blott Elementary students rubbed invisible ink on a blank square of paper.
Cost is less to go than to stay
liberty 911 center
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty Although negotiations still continue, the
Liberty police union now supports 911 move
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty After opposing turning over the township’s
Hubbard City council unanimously approves $6.4M 2012 budget
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Hubbard City council on Monday unanimously approved
Hubbard officials seek to regulate Internet cafes
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Hubbard The city council is looking to regulate
Hubbard city police add technology to their arsenal
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Hubbard The Hubbard city police allege that for
Manhunt for Canfield teacher's killer
Officers from Canfield Police Department, Mahoning Valley Homicide Task Force and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation were at Carriage Hill Apartments Wednesday after Stacey Sutera, a 40-year-old teacher, was shot and killed there around 7 a.m. as she got into her car. Police have issued an aggravated-murder warrant for Robert McLaughlin, 64, of Painesville, described as ex-military and armed and dangerous.
Post office in store for Liberty
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty Liberty residents no longer will have to
Academic integrity of schools not questioned
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty Although the way the Liberty school
What has Liberty ‘Learn’ed?
WITH A FAILED CONVERSION SCHOOL AND FINANCIAL RECORDS THAT ARE UNAUDITABLE, LIBERTY TOWNSHIP
US appeals court to hear Hubbard landfill lawsuit
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Hubbard The 6th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in
Transforming a tannery
The Ohio Leather Co. ceased production in 1971, but the plant site remains contaminated. Now Girard plans to foreclose on the property owners.The building, along North State Street in Girard, is picture above in its heyday in the 1940s.
Liberty schools weigh pursuit of settlement claim
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty Settlement money still owed to the Liberty
Man did not know his shooter
By Robert Guttersohn news@vindy.com Girard Police said the man who was shot in the doorway of
Girard City Council calls for moratorium
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Girard City Council is calling for a statewide
Liberty: Trustees support lobbying
The trustees voted 2 to 1 to table the resolution requesting its attorney look into the legality of controlling all types of gas drilling and injection wells.
$5.7M makeover nears end at Hubbard Manor complex
Barbara Clelind has called Hubbard City home all her life and Hubbard Manor home for the past three years.
Hubbard’s landmark shoe shop shines on
Ed Palestro, 82, operates Frank's Shoe Repair in the same 137-year-old house at the corner of North Main Street and Myron Avenue in Hubbard where his late father established the business in 1942. Ed will continue at the shop, but is retiring from 32 years of public service.
Girard law director’s legacy
Mayor credits Standohar with guiding Girard toward fiscal stability
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Girard After 16 years of working part time as the
Decision due soon on Liberty firefighter’s fate
By robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty The township administration and its legal
Stoyak gains perspective on water access in India
Ben Stoyak holds a replica of a spinning wheel he brought back from a recent trip to India. Stoyak’s trip was part of an honors course at the University of Cincinnati for which he traveled for two weeks to villages on the west side of the country and studied the impact of their access to clean water.
Marketing diversity
Liberty Township discovers a key to success
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty For the longest time, the growing racial
Hubbard rehabilitation center helps athletes recover
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Hubbard When Walt Sokac was a high school athlete,
Occupy group protests injection well in Hubbard
About a dozen protesters from the Occupy Youngstown movement occupied the corner of Main Street and Hubbard Masury Road in protest of the brine injection well to be built there.
Liberty volunteers wrap gifts for kids
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty Residents stepped from their cars early
Hubbard ODNR reps back in Valley
Residents inquire about proposed injection-well site
Less than a month after Ohio Department of Natural Resources representatives took the three-hour drive from Columbus to Coitsville, they were back in the Mahoning Valley on Tuesday.
BRIGHT CHRISTMAS
Mill Creek Park celebrates sights, sounds of season season
Children walked throughout the Davis Center of Fellows Riverside Gardens on Sunday in search of oddly placed items hidden throughout the building’s two stories and its garden.
Paying it forward
Mackenzie Pasco of Hubbard, who has a rare, life-threatening disease, works on a drawing. She and her brother had a fundraiser at Fat’s Village Tavern in Hubbard to send children to Disney World in Orlando, Fla., as part of the Make-A-Wish Foundation program.
Man’s death in standoff is ruled a suicide
The Trumbull County coroner ruled Keith Jornigan’s death a suicide Tuesday, the day after police found his body in his parents’ home after an almost four-hour standoff.
Assault, chase lead to deadly standoff
An apparently troubled marriage that began in 2007 ended Monday afternoon when Keith Jornigan was found dead in a Girard house after attacking his wife earlier in the day.
Talented teen lone harpist in Youngstown Symphony Youth Orchestra
Sarah Clark, 15, of Hubbard has earned distinction as the only harpist to perform in the Youngstown Symphony Youth Orchestra. The YSYO performs Sunday at Powers Auditorium.
Youngstown police arrest 7 fracking protesters
While thousands learned about the Utica Shale industry inside the Covelli Centre, Youngstown police arrested seven environmental protesters on the city’s West Side.
Liberty board OKs audit for 2011
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty The board of education approved having the
Hubbard gets grant for senior housing
By robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Hubbard The city received a $4.9 million grant
Mock ’n roll fantasy
Girard High duo’s spoof video makes finals of Classroom Makeover Contest
Girard High School seniors Zack Teter, 17, and David Meigs, 18, hope to combine their creative talents to bring $75,000 worth of high-tech instructional equipment to their school.
Injection wells produce safety worries in Girard, Hubbard
Girard Mayor James Melfi found out about a brine injection well in the same way his residents did.
Two units fight blaze at apartments in Liberty for second time in 8 days
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Liberty A second fire in eight days within the same
Silver Star caf permit is OK’d
By Robert Guttersohn rguttersohn@vindy.com Hubbard Hubbard Township zoning granted the owner
Agenda for ACTION
Pastors, politicians, police officers and community activists filled St. Luke Church on Sunday to chart plans for positive change in the Mahoning Valley at the 10th annual ACTION public meeting.
Births
Births St. Elizabeth Health Center Dawna and Timothy Toth, Canfield, girl, Oct. 29 ST. Joseph
2012 Great Race to include stop at Packard Museum
Staff report Warren The National Packard Museum will play host to The Great Race on June 29,
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