I will fear no suspended license, no auto insurance, no current plates, etc...I have my rights! When is my access card going to pay for my car insurance, license plates, towing/impound fees, court costs, bond and pay me for my for lost wages...? Oh, I forgot, I don't contribute to society, sorry.
Refreshing... Ebony and Ivory? Are we to except that The Vindy will now report the the color of the perps in all future criminal stories? Coverings over their faces? Cream colored gloves? Are the southside BOYS equal opportunity employers?
Erect a high fence north of the township, from route 11 to route 616, charge admission via gates at streets, roads and sidewalks... say 50 cents per person, coins only. This would generate lots of money for the township and at the east and west ends of the fence you will have Canfield and Poland police watching your back for riff-raff. I'd gladly pay entrance from Hubbard. Let's face it, Youngstown residents are the problem.
Ytownnative, I noticed that too. No crime committed in Boardman, unless route 422 in NILES was recently annexed into Boardman. Ole carl spazz apparently hates Mahoning County. Hey carl... he will go free in Mahoning County, the crime was in Trumbull County.
"Hubbard Alliance, recently formed, is a casual organization of local contractors who encourage use of local professionals who live and work in the Hubbard area." ...Always, I repeat always check a contractor's Better Business Bureau rating at bbb.org. A recent check of one of these contractors revealed an "F" rating. You have to try really hard to achieve an "F".
Hey Dann, Thanks for putting another positive light on this valley. Fear not: You are a trooper and are entering the turnstile; you are in a long line of many stupid from the valley that will take your place and likely get off again with a ruler to the knuckles.
He was multi-tasking, he was likely in a cold room and waiting for his brain to get warmed up to operating temperature, dreaming of becoming the next Mayor of Newton Falls and trying to forget his nickname... Jimmy Lips
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A record number of U.S. homes were lost to foreclosure in the first three months of this year, a sign banks are starting to wade through the backlog of troubled home loans at a faster pace, according to a new report.
RealtyTrac Inc. said today that the number of U.S. homes taken over by banks jumped 35 percent in the first quarter from a year ago. In addition, households facing foreclosure grew 16 percent in the same period and 7 percent from the last three months of 2009.
More homes were taken over by banks and scheduled for a foreclosure sale than in any quarter going back to at least January 2005, when RealtyTrac began reporting the data, the firm said.
"We're right now on pace to see more than 1 million bank repossessions this year," said Rick Sharga, a RealtyTrac senior vice president
Nunya, I will "just sit back and watch what we (You) produce being cited for receiving adequate support funding" Question is... How long will I have to sit back and watch? Please project a "mission completed date" I've been watching, observing and forming an opinion, and as YOU know, opinions are like ...holes, everyone has one. Oops, now I'm mocking those with no ...hole.
Ohio authorities unsure how to halt suspended drivers
I will fear no suspended license, no auto insurance, no current plates, etc...I have my rights! When is my access card going to pay for my car insurance, license plates, towing/impound fees, court costs, bond and pay me for my for lost wages...? Oh, I forgot, I don't contribute to society, sorry.
December 6, 2011 at 1:04 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Store workers held hostage in Liberty
Refreshing... Ebony and Ivory? Are we to except that The Vindy will now report the the color of the perps in all future criminal stories? Coverings over their faces? Cream colored gloves? Are the southside BOYS equal opportunity employers?
November 27, 2011 at 1:03 a.m. permalink suggest removal
SB 5 foes take command in TV ad war
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October 10, 2011 at 12:36 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Boardman’s push to get share of tax irks county
Erect a high fence north of the township, from route 11 to route 616, charge admission via gates at streets, roads and sidewalks... say 50 cents per person, coins only. This would generate lots of money for the township and at the east and west ends of the fence you will have Canfield and Poland police watching your back for riff-raff. I'd gladly pay entrance from Hubbard. Let's face it, Youngstown residents are the problem.
October 5, 2011 at 2:03 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Austintown man charged with Boardman robbery
Ytownnative, I noticed that too. No crime committed in Boardman, unless route 422 in NILES was recently annexed into Boardman. Ole carl spazz apparently hates Mahoning County. Hey carl... he will go free in Mahoning County, the crime was in Trumbull County.
July 6, 2011 at 12:14 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Hubbard promotes itself as a great place for business
"Hubbard Alliance, recently formed, is a casual organization of local contractors who encourage use of local professionals who live and work in the Hubbard area." ...Always, I repeat always check a contractor's Better Business Bureau rating at bbb.org. A recent check of one of these contractors revealed an "F" rating. You have to try really hard to achieve an "F".
August 13, 2010 at 10:51 p.m. permalink suggest removal
UPDATE: Dann to face criminal charges Friday: Prosecutor
Hey Dann, Thanks for putting another positive light on this valley. Fear not: You are a trooper and are entering the turnstile; you are in a long line of many stupid from the valley that will take your place and likely get off again with a ruler to the knuckles.
May 7, 2010 at 12:20 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Lordstown dispatcher disciplined for sleeping on the job
He was multi-tasking, he was likely in a cold room and waiting for his brain to get warmed up to operating temperature, dreaming of becoming the next Mayor of Newton Falls and trying to forget his nickname... Jimmy Lips
April 23, 2010 at 10:43 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Tea party rally upbraids 'gangster government'
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A record number of U.S. homes were lost to foreclosure in the first three months of this year, a sign banks are starting to wade through the backlog of troubled home loans at a faster pace, according to a new report.
RealtyTrac Inc. said today that the number of U.S. homes taken over by banks jumped 35 percent in the first quarter from a year ago. In addition, households facing foreclosure grew 16 percent in the same period and 7 percent from the last three months of 2009.
More homes were taken over by banks and scheduled for a foreclosure sale than in any quarter going back to at least January 2005, when RealtyTrac began reporting the data, the firm said.
"We're right now on pace to see more than 1 million bank repossessions this year," said Rick Sharga, a RealtyTrac senior vice president
April 15, 2010 at 10:37 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Youngstown schools gets $8M in stimulus money to improve academics
Nunya, I will "just sit back and watch what we (You) produce being cited for receiving adequate support funding" Question is... How long will I have to sit back and watch? Please project a "mission completed date" I've been watching, observing and forming an opinion, and as YOU know, opinions are like ...holes, everyone has one. Oops, now I'm mocking those with no ...hole.
March 18, 2010 at 12:01 a.m. permalink suggest removal