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Volunteers beautify park at Mosquito
Volunteers beautify park at Mosquito Volunteers cleaned trails and bird boxes and removed old
In stride with pride
150 in Lake Milton walk to support military, families of thousands killed in attacks
Thunderstruck in the park
McDonald car show turns heads with style By VIRGINIA ROSS SHANK It doesn’t take a registration
’Cause they like to ride, and it’s for a good cause
Biketown’s owners said they want to organize more charity events. AUSTINTOWN — Cheryl Parsons
Motorcyclists honor fallen police officers
Motorcyclists honor fallen police officers By VIRGINIA ROSS SHANK Folks such as Pat and Jane
Sisters honored for their ideals
The event came together after three of the sisters were hospitalized at the same time.
Networking group to link employers and job seekers
At least 100 young professionals showed up for the inaugural meeting. YOUNGSTOWN — Mastering
Drive-through history
Military vehicles retrace route of 1919 cross-country trek
Convoy to revisit 1919 stop in region
EAST PALESTINE — On Monday, almost 100 historic military vehicles are scheduled to make a stop here
Struthers grads admonished to take nothing for granted
Take the time to enjoy the simple things in life, the principal advised. STRUTHERS — During
Woodworth Park plans summer concert series
The concert series is made possible by donations from local groups and businesses. NORTH LIMA
Flying High
The group works toward changing minds, actions and, ultimately, lives. Group gives Valley youths a
WFMJ-TV news anchor to 75 McDonald grads: We’ve left you a mess
MCDONALD — The McDonald High School Class of 2009 expressed an awareness of the challenges each
Tighter travel rules begin Monday
Voter registration cards and birth certificates will no longer be accepted as valid ID.
Hundreds at Green honor red, white, blue
Canfield A speaker said it is important to tell the stories of veterans to young people.
Loving families welcome Reservists home at Valley airbase
Capt. Justin Fadem of Howland gets a welcome home hug from his wife, Brandi and his step-daughter, Zoe Nalbach.
AMAZING, ASTOUNDING
Magic club’s annual show brings it into perspective By VIRGINIA ROSS LIBERTY — The sparkle in
400 spend day cleaning up city
The city also provides bags and gloves to anyone wanting to organize their own cleanup at any other
Nature hike to usher in season at Beaver park
The preserve has 80 acres of nature trails. EAST LEWISTON — The Beaver Township Park Board
Mother’s Day treat: ‘Idol’ celebrity comes calling
He didn’t win, but Aussie Michael Johns — who has Akron ties — captured the hearts of many fans.
East Palestine officials seeking talent for July 4th show, concert
EAST PALESTINE — If you’ve got the talent, the area chamber of commerce wants you during this year’s
Walking to save rain forest
Walking to save rain forest The number of students participating in the second year of the walk
It's Showtime: Seniors to present 19th annual Follies
Performances are this weekend. Decades have passed since Carol Bovee originally made a name
Dogged determination
East Palestine sells mascot statues to raise money for July 4 fireworks EAST PALESTINE — It
East Palestine goes to the dogs to support Fourth of July festivities
EAST PALESTINE —Every day could become a dog day in the city that’s now known as the place “Where
The park board is seeking a director and volunteers for the summer.
The park board is seeking a director and volunteers for the summer. NORTH LIMA — Spending five
Springfield board seeks tax renewal
The tax represents 25 percent of the district’s general operating budget. NEW MIDDLETOWN —
East Palestine looks to expand its new Crime Watch endeavor
The local group got some tips from the Salem-Perry Township Crime Watch. EAST PALESTINE —
East Palestine residents unite to fight crime in city
EAST PALESTINE — About a dozen local residents and business people have agreed to take a stand
Student begins term on school board
EAST PALESTINE — Melanie Huffman wants to be that voice in the crowd that makes people stop and
East Palestine student begins term on district’s school board
EAST PALESTINE — Melanie Huffman wants to be that voice in the crowd that makes people stop and
Taggart building to go up for auction
A previous deal for the sale of the property has fallen through. EAST PALESTINE — The building
City hall carries out fiscal move
East Palestine’s previous government building was simply too big and costly. EAST PALESTINE —
At Mosquito, dozens get ‘crazy for a good cause’
The local event usually raises at least $13,000 for Special Olympics. CORTLAND — Michael Jonas
East Palestine classmates will be model fundraisers
EAST PALESTINE — Although she’s never aspired to being a model, Chelsea Stewart said she has no
Sponsors sought for park concerts
The summer concerts are Wednesday nights at Woodworth Park. NORTH LIMA — Beaver Township Park
Model train show makes annual stop in Niles
More than 600 enthusiasts turned out for the Youngstown Model Railroad Association’s 2009 Winter
More than 600 model-train enthusiasts make stop in Niles
NILES — Hadley Reese loves sitting in the back of his family’s car waiting for trains to go by. He
Niles school board fills vacant seat
The board also reappointed Marlene Rhodes president. NILES — The board of education has named
Bridal display puts it all together
More than 40 area vendors showed their specialties at the MetroPlex event. GIRARD — Bride-to-
Soon-to-be brides, grooms enjoy one-stop planning at MetroPlex
GIRARD -- Bride-to-be Traci Pondillo had no problem choosing her wedding dress. The Boardman
Teacher explores students’ interactions with nature
The East Palestine teacher will present some of her findings next week at a conference in
Finding Jesus on the road
The Petro truckers ministry is part of a nationwide effort that provides services in hundreds of
Beaver Twp. to store road salt
The township used to buy salt from Mahoning County. NORTH LIMA — Beaver Township is planning
To prevent crime, pay attention to surroundings, speaker urgesSFlb
The officer said people should always be aware of what is going on around them. NORTH LIMA —
Beaver police outline strategy to prevent becoming crime victim
NORTH LIMA — When it comes to protecting your home, your car, your family or yourself, the most
Organizers hope Turkey Trot becomes racers’ holiday tradition
The run is one of several activities the East Palestine chamber has initiated. EAST PALESTINE
Chronic-pain sufferer gives thanks for nerve surgery
The grandmother originally went to the doctor to seek relief for another foot problem. LISBON
City moves to put offices in insurance building
Council would hold its meetings at another site. EAST PALESTINE — Council is proceeding with
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