FLU SHOT CLINIC: Mahoning County Public Health will hold flu shot clinics at various locations throughout the county. Bring insurance cards, driver’s license, Medicaid and Medicare cards so the cost of the vaccine can be billed. Most private insurances are accepted. The 2021 clinic ...
Editor’s note: Local breast cancer survivors will tell their stories on The Vindicator Health page every Tuesday in October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. AUSTINTOWN — One of the most difficult aspects of dealing with breast cancer for Cindy Kramer was how to reassure her ...
This late in the season, many of us are growing as tired as many of our plants. But it is a very important time to think about what weeds will wreak havoc on your garden and landscape next spring. Take notice of the tiny green seedlings popping up in the landscape. These little seedlings are ...
Here are upcoming gardening events through the Ohio State University Mahoning County Extension Office. Contact the Extension Office, 490 S. Broad St., Canfield, at 330-533-5538. Plant and pest clinic hours are 9 a.m. to noon Mondays and Thursdays. Call or stop by between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. ...
YOUNGSTOWN — According to an old saying, “History is written by the victors.” Considering women didn’t even have the right to vote in the U.S. until 1920 (and 24 years after that in France), it might be more accurate to say history is written by the victorious men. Lauren ...
GIRARD — The Penn-Ohio Polka Pals will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a dance Sunday at Avon Oaks Ballroom. Nine bands will perform between 2 and 7 p.m.: Tony Zupanchick & Friends, Julie Tadaj, Jack Tady, Del Sinchak, The Zolkas, Ron Pivovar, Anthony Culkar, Ray Kovac and a ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: For questions, or to add community trick or treat listings, call the newspaper newsroom at 330-841-1738, fax it to 330-841-1717 or email society@tribtoday.com. Mahoning County Oct. 31 Austintown 5:30-7:30 p.m. Beaver Township 5-7 p.m. Beloit 5-7 p.m. Boardman ...
The musical “Kinky Boots” may seem like an odd choice for a theater company that got its start 30 years ago presenting a Passion Play for a church’s Easter celebration. Brian Palumbo of Top Hat Productions doesn’t see it that way. Dismissing the show as “a drag queen musical” ...
St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital HALL, Annalyse, and Anthony Paonessa, of Niles, a daughter Oct. 1. CHARLTON, Cassandra and Richard, of Niles, a son Oct. 1. CALDWELL, Stephanie and Dalton, of Warren, a son Oct. 1. PERKINS-HIRZ, Jasmine, and Ryan Johnson, of Youngstown, a son Oct. ...
St. Elizabeth Boardman Hospital COLBRUNN, Charlotte and Bradley Buchlmayer, of Lisbon a son Sept. 30 DICKINSON, Abbigail and Matthew, of Youngstown, a daughter, Sept. 29 FRASCO, Justina and Andrew, of Youngstown, a son Sept. 30 HIGHT, Lauren and Jermaine Jones, of Youngstown, a daughter ...
Thomas and Florence Buydos of Coitsville celebrated their 50th anniversary Aug. 19, 2022. Thomas and the former Florence Hetrick were married Aug. 19, 1972, at St. Rose Catholic Church in Girard. The ceremony was officiated by Francis Zappitelli. Flo worked as an accounts receivable clerk ...
Bill and Karen Hazel of Salem celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Friday, Sept. 30, 2022. Bill and the former Karen McIntyre were married Sept. 30, 1972, at First Baptist Church in Salem. The ceremony was officiated by the Rev. George. The couple have two children, Scott (Tina) ...
Cousin Ollie snugged another bale of hay into place. Our pirate ship of timothy and clover was almost complete. "We should call these Hayos," he said. "You know, like Legos, only bigger." "I don't think it'll catch on," I said. "Sure it will," he said. "Hay bales are Legos for farm kids. ...
Hey, quick, tell me, if money actually grew on trees, what would everyon’e favorite season be? Fall, of course! Oh, what do you get when your drop a pumpkin? Yep, squash. You heard what happened when the turkey got into a fight, right? He got the stuffing knocked out of him. As of 9:04 ...
“Aren’t those the same pants you wore yesterday?” “Of course,” I said. “The pockets were already loaded.” His eyebrows arched. “With what?” “Keys, pens, cards, coins, memory stick, phone — everything in its pocketed place and ready to go.” I don’t need trendy ...
I rechecked the numbers, praying for a glorious mistake. Nope. The math was correct. “We’ve got to stop indulging our whims and fancies,” I said. “We can’t afford it.” “I’ve laid in a good supply of fancies in the root cellar. That should hold us for a while,” Terry said. ...
While Patty Kimerer is on leave, we present this Classic Kimerer column originally published Nov. 9, 2003: Have you ever noticed how many things we say in everyday conversation that we truly do not mean? I was thinking about that after I received a telephone call meant for someone else. ...
While Patty Kimerer is on leave, we present this Classic Kimerer column originally published Aug. 24, 2003: I don’t know if you realize it, but rarely when the word “root” is included in a sentence or phrase is it in any way associated with something positive. Think about it. “The ...
While Patty Kimerer is on leave, we present this Classic Kimerer column originally published Oct. 2, 2005: I saw a commercial today that really scared me. It was an ad for Troll dolls. Remember Troll dolls? They’re the questionable-looking little figurines with the wild and wooly hair ...
Editor’s note: While Patty Kimerer is on leave, we present this Classic Kimerer column first published Sept. 16, 2001, five days after terrorists hijacked aircraft to attack America. Reflections on Sept. 11, 2001: One mother’s story I will never forget the day. It was April 19, 1995, and ...