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Keep your backyard free of uninvited critters

Many homeowners want their backyards to serve as sanctuaries. However, some may be sharing their relaxing backyard domains with uninvited guests. From racoons checking out trash cans to deer munching on prized flowers to squirrels raiding the bird feeders, unwanted wildlife can transform a ...

No paper published on Veterans Day

NOTE TO READERS: Because of the Veterans Day holiday on Wednesday, Nov. 11 and no U.S. Postal Service deliveries, there will not be a Wednesday edition of The Vindicator either in print or online. The Wednesday puzzles, comics and advice columns will appear in the Tuesday edition.

Commissioners reject Canfield annexation

CANFIELD — A plan to annex township property for residential development has been rejected. The Mahoning County commissioners on Thursday approved a resolution denying a proposal for the city of Canfield to annex 11.13 acres of township property for a housing project. After Canfield City ...

Youngstown board awards street paving contract

YOUNGSTOWN – The city’s board of control approved a contract that is nearly $300,000 under the estimated cost for an improvement project to three main streets. The board of control on Thursday voted 3-0 to award the $1,335,469 contract to Lindy Paving of New Galilee, Pa. Lindy and Shelly & Sands Inc. of North Jackson, with a $1,668,010.94 bid, were the only two companies that submitted proposals for the work by the Oct. 16 deadline. The city’s estimate for the work was $1,624,233. The streets being resurfaced are: Marshall Street from the bridge over the Mahoning River to ...

Canfield council updated on mastodon bones

CANFIELD - A search continues for the body of a mastodon in the city, City Manager David D’Apolito announced at this week's city council meeting. “The Mahoning Valley Archeological Society contacted me about doing a soil study in Fair Park,” D’Apolito said. “They are trying to locate the rest of the mastodon that was on display at the Canfield Historical Society.” He said a team was sent in to take soil samples around the area of the park where the mastodon skull was reported to have been found. The skull was put on display last spring at the Canfield Historical Society’s ...