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Youngstown police officer presented Medal of Valor
Officer Brad Ditullio received the Award of Valor.
Oh Wow! attracts prototypes
Kyle Hogan of Williamsfield, a Youngstown State University freshman engineering student, demonstrates centrifugal force with a spinning tire hung from an axis. First-year engineering students designed, built and demonstrated new prototypes Tuesday for the Oh Wow! Roger & Gloria Jones Children’s Center for Science and Technology.
Joyce Pogany is dedicated to doing good things
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com AUSTINTOWN If it’s related to or going on in Austintown,
Valley artist in hospice draws on life full of passions
Willie Lane, 75, gathers with friends and family at Austin Woods Nursing Home, Austintown, to celebrate his lifelong passion of sketches and painting.
What would you do if an armed intruder came to your school?
That was the main theme of Thursday’s seminar, “Unexpected Emergencies: A First Response Discussion,” at Mr. Anthony’s Banquet Center, 7440 South Ave.
Talented father and daughter enjoy ... Sharing a passion for art
The two have won numerous awards at local and regional art shows, often competing in the same event.
SkillsUSA competition at MCCTC
Putting skills to the test
Students from 15 Northeast Ohio high schools were nominated for and competed in the three-hour event Saturday.
Local group rallies downtown Youngstown for gun control
One member's brother was shot to death in Youngstown in 2007.
Fundraising under way to continue YSU English Fest
Organizers hope to raise $100,000 by this spring or summer to keep the 35-year annual spring festival going.
The same gown was worn when three ... Brides made their trip down the aisle
The dress is now six decades old.
Children learn fast at Baby Brilliant program
The public-library system offers a variety of Baby Brilliant programs for those age 6 months to 5 years.
Her path turns pain into purpose
Roberta Cykon assists women who want to reinvent their lives.
Library program enhances literacy through music, dance
The gathering for children age 2 to 5 begins at 10 a.m. the first Thursday of each month at the library.
Fifth-grader wins Struthers Middle School GeoBee
Struthers students compete in Geography Bee
The school bee was the first leg of the 25th annual National Geographic Bee in which participants will compete nationally to win a $25,000 college scholarship.
Everybody Eats equals 9 young men giving back
Partnership opens door to community-service efforts
By SEAN BARRON Special to The Vindicator YOUNGSTOWN Kevin Clark fondly recalls having visited
Commissioners name interim Green Team leader
Friday's meeting was the last for Commissioner John A. McNally IV
Lexi Cintron makes Christmas brighter for many
The 12-year-old was a tot herself when she started her toy drives.
Teddy bears bring smiles, joy to residents
Woman gives 1,000 stuffed animals to cheer nursing-home residents
Beginning last September, Delores Lilko, affectionately known as “Grandma Dee Dee,” began collecting donated bears and other stuffed animals to distribute to residents of area nursing homes and care facilities.
Sisters are the twin engines of ... A well-run kitchen
Their main ingredients are teamwork and tradition.
Christmas spirit lights up during North Side bus tour
As a Western Reserve Transit Authority bus leisurely rolled through the North Side, 7-year-old Zach Holm changed his mind several times about his favorite set of Christmas lights and decorations he saw.
Farmer Casey's Ranch hosts Santa's Workshop
Clients of Purple Cat offer variety of crafts
Brandy Burgess, left, and Amy Rigby show off the yarn ornaments made and sold at Farmer Casey’s Ranch in Coitsville. The facility is operated by the Purple Cat, which provides day-program alternatives to adults with physical and mental challenges.
Arms museum unwraps 5th annual Christmas Past exhibit
Leann Rich, manager of education and external relations for the Mahoning Valley Historical Society, poses in the Retro Room at the Arms Family Museum in Youngstown. It is one of seven rooms decorated for the Memories of Christmas Past exhibit, which opens Saturday and continues through Jan. 6.
Retired teachers continue to help students
By SEAN BARRON Special to The Vindicator BOARDMAN Kristen Cartwright fondly recalled her high-
Golden Gate suicide survivor speaks at Boardman workshop
When Kevin Hines was an infant, the groundwork already had been laid for him to eventually jump 220 feet from a famous bridge, enter the water at 75 mph and be sucked 70 feet to 80 feet under the surface — yet realize he was a survivor.
‘Be a Santa to a Senior’ helps brighten holidays for elderly
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com BOARDMAN Rita Somich looked forward to conducting Bible studies
Hartzell scholarships awarded
Bill Magnuson is diligently working toward fulfilling his career goal, the foundation of which was laid when he was a child.
Suicide-attempt survivor to speak Wednesday in Boardman
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com BOARDMAN Kevin Hines, one of an estimated 33 people to have
Author's memories are picture perfect
Author’s memories are picture perfect
LOCAL AUTHOR’S BOOK Availability Michael J. Lacivita, a lifelong Youngstown resident, World War
For 97-year-old Angelo Cretella, ... Hard work defines his long, healthy life
By SEAN BARRON Special to The Vindicator LIBERTY For much of the year, a sumptuous, well-
Work moves along on new American Legion Post 472
Work moves along on new home for American Legion Post 472
By Wednesday afternoon, the external portion of a one-story building for veterans already had taken shape.
EGCC announces grant for new Valley Center students
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Eastern Gateway Community College has announced a
Volunteers are on a mission of ReStoring
IF YOU GO What: ReStore, Habitat for Humanity of Mahoning County. Where: 480 Youngstown-Poland
MetroParks board hires golf pro Dennis Miller as new director
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN The Mill Creek MetroParks board of commissioners has
Volunteer restores the hue in Stambaugh Stadium’s ‘YSU’
Dan McCauley of Youngstown volunteered to repaint the large letters — YSU — in a section of seats at Stambaugh Stadium. McCauley, a 1964 Youngstown State University graduate, noticed the paint was fading on the logo. He began at the end of August, and his work will be on display for the Penguins’ home opener against Valparaiso at 4 p.m. today.
Official: Bill likely will pass Senate
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN It appears likely a reform bill that will make key
Contract OK’d to mitigate Canfield wetlands
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Mahoning County commissioners have awarded a
Foundation honors Liberty vet for ... Brightening the lives of heroes
By SEAN BARRON Special to The Vindicator HERMITAGE, PA. Many soldiers are returning home from
SERVICES FOR VETERANS Seeing a difference
SERVICES FOR VETERANS Seeing a difference Irwin Stovroff, a 90-year-old World War II veteran who
Truesdale Transformed
Youngstown group removes blight, restores pride to East Side street
Most people familiar with a section of an East Side street likely are struck as much by what’s not there as by what is.
Former POW, Navy pilot, keeps down-to-earth outlook
By SEAN BARRON Special to The Vindicator NORTH JACKSON For several years, a partial itinerary
Hundreds get thanks for WATTS
Among those attending the Watson and Tressel Training ceremony Tuesday at Youngstown State University are, from left, Jim Tressel, YSU President Cynthia Anderson, Ellen Tressel, Phyllis and Anthony Cafaro and Frank and Norma Watson.
JUGGLING HIS TIME
Workshop designed to teach children the laws of motion and gravity
When Jeff Raz isn’t juggling his time as an actor, playwright, clown or teacher, you might find him juggling tennis balls and colorful scarves.
Super Auto Events swap meet gets into gear in Canfield
Super Auto Events swap meet gets into gear in Canfield
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com CANFIELD For the next two days, Mike “Mad Dog” Hubbell will be
MAHONING COUNTY Director of OMB is appointed
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Mahoning County commissioners have appointed a full-
Friends of Fellows’ garden party combines "Beauty and the Beets"
Friends of Fellows’ garden party combines
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Many visitors to Fellows Riverside Gardens are struck
Group gains a worldly view on trip
Dr. Doran M. Duke went to Barahona, Dominican Republic, where he was greeted by what many Americans might view as abject poverty, ramshackle housing and poor health and medical care, not to mention a lack of electricity and sanitation.
Hundreds mark Earla Smith’s 104th birthday ... Down on ‘The Farm’
By SEAN BARRON Special to The Vindicator NORTH JACKSON May 19, 2008, was a big day for Earla
Heartfelt Celebration
St. Elizabeth Health Center marks 50th anniversary of the Mahoning Valley’s first open-heart surgery
Students concerned about interest rates
By SEAN BARRON news@vindy.com YOUNGSTOWN Cary Dabney is looking forward to entering graduate
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