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Lyell hoping for a repeat
The Niles boxer enjoyed a big win over a European in 2009. By JOE SCALZO The last time Billy
PBS explains problems with its signal strength
WNEO PBS’ digital signal goes full power. YOUNGSTOWN — Digital television-ready residents
Security group returns after tour of duty in Iraq
VIENNA — Upon returning home, 13 security force members who were stationed in Iraq were thrilled to
No place like home
VIENNA — Upon returning home, 13 security force members who were stationed in Iraq were thrilled to see snow on the ground.
Cortland plans several large projects this year
Construction of a new water tank is on the project list. CORTLAND — A string of large-scale
Students take bite of history on inaugural trip
Cupcakes and brownies paved the way to one group’s chance to witness Obama’s swearing-in.
Howland future shaped with interactive planning
The township is looking for its evolved direction. HOWLAND — Ten years after Howland unveiled
Volunteers campaign for pet food
Former Obama campaigners are barking up a new tree. NILES — In a wave of election-inspired
Howland plans action to relieve flooding
The township hopes storm-water problems will be resolved when the projects are done. HOWLAND
Juvenile diversion program’s end leaves school officials worried
The loss of the diversion program means one less option for troubled teens. HOWLAND — School
Liberty trustees appoint new police chief
Township officials say Liberty’s new police chief is a good fit. LIBERTY — Township trustees
Cortland, ODOT to resurface routes; city to construct pump
CORTLAND — City council members began the new year by passing a round of ordinances Monday to
Gone fishin’ for a new home
A Cornersburg fish tale? A fish fanatic is seeking a place for his Paco. CORNERSBURG —
Boardman woman wins trip to inaugural
The Wittenberg student will witness the presidential swearing-in firsthand. BOARDMAN — By
Boardman woman ‘with no clue’ on elections wins tickets to inaugural
The Wittenberg student will witness the presidential swearing-in firsthand. BOARDMAN — By
New Year's delivery
Couple’s first child doubles as Valley’s first ’09 baby Mahoning’s first baby of 2009 brought a
Suspect in police chase held in lieu of $225,000 in bonds
The Niles man rear-ended a police van during the chase, authorities said. WARREN — A Niles man
Families shop with cops
The Niles Police Department helped Santa once again. NILES — With little white on the ground
Fourth-graders learn by doing
Giving something away is the spirit of the holiday, pupils learn. BOARDMAN — Banding together,
Youngstown police honor Chaplaincy Corps for service
The Youngstown Police Chaplaincy Corps marks two decades of service. YOUNGSTOWN — A few top
Dragster designers ace race
School instructors put a spin on science projects. YOUNGSTOWN — Students at Choffin Career and
Cash robbery, car theft end with arrests of two
A woman was pistol-whipped early Tuesday in a Super K parking lot. HOWLAND — Two Warren men
Mailing hits peak as holiday nears
The season for shipping and receiving is here. HOWLAND — Lining up at the post office is for
Howland school board OKs insurance coverage, nonfaculty salaries
HOWLAND — Township school board members approved big-budget items in advance of the 2009 academic
Sponsors recognize YSU autism center
A Howland couple shares their good fortune with others. LIBERTY — Guests walking into the
Board commits to hiring of development director
HOWLAND — Amid an agenda of year-end bookkeeping by trustees was a commitment to hiring a two-county
Howland board discusses algebra
Board members consider new educational requirements for 2014. HOWLAND — School board members
Christmas tree brightens city
A holiday tradition brings multicolored merriment to downtown Youngstown. YOUNGSTOWN — Brave
Trumbull opens new safe house for abused
The Children’s Center will help integrate abused children back into families and society.
Cause of power outage in Hubbard not clear
Some Hubbard residents were without power for nearly 14 hours. HUBBARD — Ohio Edison has not
Fun Flavored Fudge finds its way to TV show
A mother’s innovative take on fudge has drawn national attention. WARREN — A daughter’s sweet
Author weaves love, cultures into novel
The Youngstowner explores modern life in Japan. YOUNGSTOWN — With a new novel about the bonds
A DRIVE TO RECYCLE
Green Team calls for year-end tonnage boost Recycling numbers in the county have not yet exceeded
Separated by distance, bound by friendship
CHILDHOOD CHUMS MEET IN FLORIDA, reminisce about life in hubbard
A friendship built in a small town is still strong for seven women across the country.
A friendship built in a small town is still strong for seven women across the country. HUBBARD
Infante gives assuring State of City address
Niles’ mayor said the city’s future is bright. NILES — Mayor Ralph Infante boasted business
Ohio recognizes veteran’s local contributions
A Warren man is being honored for his passion for helping other vets. WARREN — The state will
Kids see hopeful future with Obama
To many children, the question of whether a president could be black had barely occurred to them.
Killer sent to prison for life
The victim’s father says he will never forgive her husband, the killer. WARREN — A man who
In Howland, boardwalk puts nature’s beauty in perspective
Residents find a new way to admire the seasons. HOWLAND — A new township attraction is
Home builders see bright future for city
Home builders were offered encouraging words about the economic future. BOARDMAN — Education
Niles parade draws candy-loving kids
The turnout for the parade increased this year. NILES — Wee wizards, tiny terrors and small
Anti-Obama billboard draws angry comments
A state lawmaker says he’ll call his colleagues about not using Lamar Advertising.
At hearing, Howland residents are OK with vehicle ban
A ban on vehicles on public property moves forward. HOWLAND — Some township residents approve
Cortland council discusses sewer, water ordinances
One project would allow more water to be sent to the downtown area. CORTLAND — City council
Grandparents get to spend school day with grandkids
1A revival of a decades-old tradition in the district, Thursday’s Grandparents Day invited pupils’
HOME and SCHOOL
Niles pupils get lesson in family togetherness 1About 70 pupils participated in the fifth
Planters nutty icon disappears from renovated downtown span
Planters nutty icon disappears from renovated downtown span 1Since then, the link from
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