Warren, OH News

• Warren, OH News
• Weed & Seed and another HotW
• Warren volunteers getting on board
• Summer program returns
• Vet remembers the friendships (video)
• Hall of fame inducts two
• Cartoons offer WWI insight
• Vernon home burns
• Girl wins ketchup contest
• In heroes' memory
• Darrow trial to be reenacted
• Ex-POWs share bonds
• Emails shed light on Warren reprimand
• Girl, 14, guilty in assault
• Students put their talents on display
• Ex-school official sued
• Fire levels East Side warehouse
• Enjoy the Memorial Day weekend everyone! And thanks to all those that have, are...
• Ninth DUI adds 3 years to sentence
• Old Wean site is near Covelli Centre
• Officials:Fire intentionally set
• Man clear in Yo. killing
• RG Steel plans layoffs
• Jim Canacci, lecturer at Kent State University at Trumbull, speaks with The Glob...
• Building blocks
• Bound for the Bee
• Niles cuts leave out teachers
• Hubbard district faces cuts
• Car hits house, causing fire
• There’s a party goin’ on Friday
• Residents plagued by vandals
• Campbell program gets grant
• Woman files appeal in St. E's rape case
• Informational pickets set up outside TMH
• Group protests sheriff's sales
• Major update
• Finance committee meeting today @ 4
• Man gets 62 years to life
• Champion turns to voters
• Warren drops Internet cafe case
• Charges dropped in rape confession
• Growth for valley hospitals
• Looking for Summer Session credits but don’t know what to take? How about Digita...
• On Wednesday, May 23 the Library/Theatre Building will undergo one-day renovatio...
• Students! Don't forget to enter our FREE Scrappers baseball ticket/picnic giveaw...
• Tribune coverage
• Preparing for Memorial Day
• Youngstown police honored
• Horn case goes on the Internet
• Warren seeks cash for blight
• East students try growth industry
• 'End the cycle'
• Valley plays role in prized photo
• Mother: Girl victim of assault
• Festival will celebrate the Tribune's 200th anniversary
• Class Acts
• Why is this so hard?
• Guilty pleas in gang case
• Bank robber sentenced
• Relay comes to Liberty
• Gardens blooming in Warren
• Chat in the hatch
• Airport notes growth
• Town hall focuses on opiates (video)
• Ex-CSB chief gets paid
• Second Utica shale permit issued in Trumbull County
• Woman: Attack was a hate crime
• Building burns again
• Editors visit Southington
• Senior Levy board denies SCOPE funds
• Drillers cutting checks to Trumbull landowners
• Killer gets 39 years
• Biden: Jobs are back (video)
• Applications now being accepted for the 2012-13 LifeShare Scholarship. Learn abo...
• Retirees cry foul over Delphi case
• Police probe slayings
• Groups 'like' $1 million
• Tenor takes the stage
• Warren marking Bike to Work Day
• Rust Belt Chic
• Course work for the Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology will b...
• Bank art a boost for TAG
• Cuts park buses
• Police: Man admits rapes
• Biden to visit Valley
• Back on course after a crash
• Where we stand on demo money
• The Kent State University at Trumbull Theatre & Summer Stock 35 has announced th...
• Mahoning looks at radio woes
• Debate rages over source
• Students learn CPR in 'real-life' situation
• Home hit by fire
• Old Brookfield properties put up for auction
• Blight funds growing
• Casino debut
• Local man's work helps drive Special Olympics
• Clue to gas plant site
• A lot of love to give
• Two great local events
• Hospital union workers plan informational pickets
• Phone bank still closed
• Biden to visit the Valley
• Hats for mom
• Start to finish
• Obituary
• Lawsuit: Cops beat women
• Groups divide $1 million
• One piece at a time
• No bond for robbery suspect
• Ex-official found guilty in scam
• Welcome Lu'au
• See you tonight?
• Educator honored
• Cops catch alleged thief
• Girl walks away from Warren daycare center
• Company to bring 150 jobs
• Going all in
• Too late
• Can you save this house today?
• A few more photos have been added to the "Commencement 2012" album, courtesy of...
• Youngstown schools may cut 75 jobs $4.1M
• Liberty hit hard by rain
• Demolition in Warren
• Early certification rejected
• Police: Baby, three others struck by car
• Missed the Spring Commencement Ceremony, you say? View a complete list of grads...
• Charter school week
• Defendant allowed expert
• Boy, 11 claims sex attack at birthday party
• Mount Everett Road in Hubbard to close for year
• Off the road again
• District court joins network
• Three lawyers face discipline
• Tribune staffers win 15 state AP awards
• Racing toward riches
• SPARK of success
• $1M grant would fund demolitions
• Student body
• 'Right-to-work' draws fire (video)
• Men of faith (video)
• Manhunt suspect set to appear in federal court
• State gets demolition money
• Inmates at Ohio State Penitentiary on hunger strike
• Police: Man threatened officers
• Carnival time at Lakeview
• Temps returning to normal
• The Learning Center will be closed May 4-May 13. It will resume Summer hours on...
• Boy left alone at daycare
• Thinking of mom
• Auditor's workers facing cuts
• Road standards OK'd for drilling
• Early to rise
• RG Steel to cut some worker pay
• Moving into Niles (video)
• Cops: Man broke officer's hand
• Truck ignites in Warren
• Man gets six years on sex charges
• Phone bank operator charged
• Twain talk in Hubbard
• Trumbull to pay more to insurance
• Valley gets $1 million to fight hunger
• From Niles to the Met
• Attention Students! We've got over 100 Mahoning Valley Scrappers baseball ticket...
• Six decades of service
• Parents dig in at the dugout
• Deaths ruled accidental in Warren fire
• Phone bank closed
• Mom says son was assaulted
• One more to hold you for a week
• Vienna, drillers set to ink deal
• Youngstown looking at new garage
• Dog injured in attack
• BLESSING OF BIKES
• HOF welcomes inductees
• Tribune planning festival
• CureSearch Walk raises money for research
• Fun Day with Dad at Jefferson School
• Program collects unused drugs
• Playing rate roulette
• News in brief
• Youngstown police hold saturation patrols
• Robbery suspect in custody (video)
• Cancer survivors walk in Niles (video)
• Singing His praises
• Showing up
• Ex-schools chief dies at age 70
• Covelli Centre up for sale?
• Rising up
• Officer, trooper in altercation
• Race to the Valley
• Spring Commencement is May 4! All the necessary info is just a click away.
• 4/26/12: Dr. Mary Lee Sandusky (US) has canceled all classes for today.
• Commissioners endorse court consolidation
• Charges brought against man in police chase
• Obama coming to Ohio
• Vienna residents, neighbors prepare for drilling
• Senior citizens show big love for SCOPE
• Cops look for bank robber
• 4/25/12: Dr. Laurie Hines (EFSS) has canceled all afternoon & evening classes fo...
• Mr. Lamancusa goes to Columbus
• Robbers steal cash, beat shopkeeper (video)
• Homecoming (video)
• Remembering loved ones (video)
• Drilling work to start in Vienna
• GM keeping temps
• Rokakis report
• Job Fair 2012
• 4/24/12: Rosalie Simiakos-Kramer (ART) has canceled all classes for today. Stude...
• 4/24/12: Michael Billock (ENG) has canceled all class for today.
• St. Pius X sells for $705,000
• Patriot case to be heard today
• Man pleads on day of trial
• Windy Monday in the Valley
• 4/23/12: Michael Billock (ENG) has canceled all classes for today AND tomorrow.
• This will make you feel good
• School submitted for national register
• Hospitals to take back drugs
• Quakes not isolated to Youngstown
• Howland rings in Earth Day
• Volunteers tidy up the town
• Sunday in Warren
• NPD: Gunfire a last resort
• Man killed in burglary had record
• Battle on the storefront
• Super: Dating not an issue
• Ready for college?
• Sign the petition
• Agency hires interim director
• SCOPE agrees to levy money terms
• President ousted at First Place
• Grocery giveaway
• Earth Day cleanup
• Job Fair 2012 happens Tuesday, April 24 from 1 p.m.-5 p.m. in the Techology Buil...
• Shale deal draws fire (video)
• Commerce Center to get $2 million (video)
• A shot in the arm
• Acting chief scores highest
• Mahoning sheriff gets $500K (video)
• VIP in town tomorrow
• Little Shop of Horrors
• The Princess and the Pea
• Art appreciation (video)
• SCOPE facing funding cuts
• Convict: Life 'hard' in gang
• Leaps and bounds
• EPA targets fracking emissions
• A fundraiser to benefit Japanese Tsunami Orphan Assistance was held Thursday, Ap...
• Public backs merging of two district courts (video)
• E.L.I.T.E.: Team lives up to name (video)
• Trumbull CSB votes to hire new director
• 17 get long drug case sentences
• Suspect dies in burglary
• Audience needed
• Campus & Community Health Fair happens tomorrow, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. in the Classroom...
• We have been notified that Mr. Robert (Bob) Hufford, retired Maintenance supervi...
• 4/17/12: Dr. Mickey Lorkowski (PHIL) has canceled all classes for today.
• Director of SCOPE to retire
• School makes $1M in cuts
• Protest nets 3 arrests
• Filing fraud
• On Tuesday, April 16, the winners of Kent State University at Trumbull’s Fourth...
• Lincoln's change of demeanor changes war
• Many faiths together
• Troubled South Side store closes
• Ex-trooper's case wraps up
• Filling the ranks
• Early spring brings changes
• Drug ring facing prison
• Winter green
• Relative of Titanic survivor tells tale
• Cleaning up the debris
• News in brief
• Bull 'uncontrollably' attacked owner, witness said
• Titanic Display in Girard
• Cyclist injured in crash
• Cop cleared in shooting
• Youngstown fires prosecutor
• SCOPE under fire from state
• Bull tied to farm death
• Packard's tune-up
• 4/12/12: Carmen Pompeii (ENVT) has canceled all classes for today.
• Liberty takes a closer look at its budget
• Orange barrel season
• Engineer proposes county position
• Farr visits Valley
• Cafaro rethinks Eastwood Mall hotel project
• GLOW Drag Show 2012
• Do you know someone who is thinking about attending Kent State Trumbull? The May...
• Man admits bank heists
• Program takes aim at blight (video)
• Report: CSB to comply with state requests
• Man gets 17 years for 57 robberies
• 'Friends' & teachers?
• How it is supposed to work
• New vendors have been added to both the upcoming Community & Campus Health Fair...
• Op Ed piece now available online
• BP outlines drilling plans
• Liberty will close 911 operation (video)
• Ex-intern remembers Wallace
• Forensic expert sought in Falls murder case
• Auto sales trail last year's pace
• Poets Eric David Lough (April 11, Noon), Jeanne Bryner and Diane Gilliam (April...
• Kent State Trumbull would like to thank all of its student employees during Stud...
• Finals Fest 2012
• Why are you here?
• 4/9/12: Dr. Dana Ormerod (COMT) and Dr. Pam Lieske (ENG) have each canceled all...
• Culture exchange
• Nominations sought for A+ Teachers
• Fee-splitting case remains unsettled
• Youngstown man could face life
• Easter service
• House of the Week
• 'Holiday Christians'
• City revises crime strategy
• Mixed feelings
• Tribune holding paper collection for Earth Day
• Cops: Four shot
• Photos wanted
• 1 house – 1000 auto tires
• Group removes more 1,000 scrap tires in Warren
• Daughter laments missing call
• Circus comes to town
• Home catches fire
• 'A Journey to the Cross'
• Maundy Thursday foot washing
• Animal Welfare gets more space
• Woman's body found in street
• Youngstown fires city prosecutor (video)
• Unhealthy Valley
• We are pleased to announce the new Trumbull Scholarship Information and Applicat...
• Bond issue update
• 4/5/12: Dr. Niza Licuanan (SOC) has canceled all classes for today. Students che...
• 4/5/12: Don Smith (BMRT) has canceled his 7 p.m. class for today. Students shoul...
• Easter bread at Mount Carmel
• Judge OKs man's death
• Court tells CSB to give up girl's case
• Jury to spare life of killer
• Workers wanted
• Underestimating
• Pinwheels with purpose
• Jury set to decide man's fate
• GM reports sales gains in March
• Audit: Liberty treasurer paid herself $5,000
• Love of a child
• Court to hear Dann case
• Mathews part of natural gas agreement
• Report: Ohio wells producing
• Four held on assault charges
• Why blight is Warren’s number one problem
• 4/2/12: Dr. Noelle Bowles (ENG) has canceled all classes for today. Students sho...
• Fest aims to end violence
• Animal owners are preparing to be ticked off
• Hubbard works with less money
• Feds probe fire reports in Cruze
• Schools enact new plan to battle bullies
• An uplifting recommended read
• Cortland Soap Box Derby set
• Antique show
• Business leader coming home for lecture series
• A mini Mega win in Niles
• Search for closure
• Support for Trayvon
• Patriot to close doors
• Four men jailed on felony charges
• Warren murder suspect in court
• Thieves hit local car lots
• “Hair on fire” update
• Is my hair on fire?
• A Feast for the Eyes and the Mind
• Trailer park sells for $999,000
• Pair charged in trackhoe vandalism
• Locals seeking chance at $540 million jackpot
• Warren Schools may expand
• Academic & Financial Aid Advising hours for April now available.
• 3/29/12: Rosalie Simiakos (ART) has canceled all classes for today. Students sho...
• 2 plea in sex cases
• Spring concert (video)
• Patriot: Ruling may close plant
• Witnesses handcuffed in court
• Eye on our roads
• Japanese Tsunami Orphan Assistance
• 3/28/12: Dr. Salah Blaih (CHEM) has canceld his 1 p.m. & 2:30 p.m. classes for t...
• Education called key to empowering women
• Theft of cash led to manhunt
• Woman recalls shots that killed her husband (video)
• Influx of cash could boost area economy
• Infrastructure protection sought
• The state giveth and the state taketh-away
• TONIGHT at 7:30 p.m. in Room 202 (formerly Lecture Hall A) of the Classroom/Admi...
• Pair goes wacko with a trackhoe
• Chief justice visits Valley
• Landowners stay mum on proposed lease deal
• Fugitive borrows resident's phone
• Manhunt
• The big picture
• Ahead of the curve
• Neighbors aid family after fire
• Pleas set in LSP gang case
• Day of freedom
• A slow, wet slog through the South
• Going for the money
• Sun. 4:50pm: James Cameron heads to deepest spot on Earth
• Film examines robbery ties
• Food giveaway
• Cashing in on the shale boom
• Garbage truck runs over woman
• Taxed at home
• South Bend
• School of hard knocks
• Area news briefs
• Teen recalls Warren attack
• 'Road Not Taken'
• Vandals hit businesses
• Students get some "hands on" learning in Marcia Weidknecht's "Paths to Polymer S...
• Getting in the 'Games'
• House Speaker stumps for Rep. Johnson in Boardman
• Woman's body found in Taco Bell
• Woman, 78, found lost in the woods
• Witnesses describe scene of stabbing
• Safety Summit
• Woman tells of her daughter's murder
• YSU officer suspended from other job at JFS
• Patriot plans to keep operating
• Police ask that tests be rushed
• Record heat wave
• Boring but really important!
• Charges expected in fatal accident
• Shooting claims life of teen, 14
• Starry, Starry night
• Police find fake pot in Niles
• Group pitches casino for Youngstown area
• Course work for the Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology will b...
• Supreme Court to hear case of Warren killer
• Warren banned from treatment of brine water
• Ohio looks for crumbs of cracker
• High school seniors shadow Trumbull community leaders
• Members of the Kent State University at Trumbull SIFE (Student In Free Enterpris...
• Summer Stock 35 auditions
• Election count begins today
• A leader in more than music
• Chief: Fire no accident
• Man to plead guilty in $14M Ponzi scheme
• Spring show
• Green is definitely your color
• Questions remain after shale announcements
• Are cafes criminal?
• Cortland sets budget at $1 million less
• Niles man raises money for Chardon victims
• Judge orders hearing in texting case
• Nine indicted in hazing
• Hitching a ride
• Down the homestretch?
• Inside a Warren massage parlor
• Kent State Piano Quartet to take the stage at Kent State Trumbull on March 27.
• Kent State Piano Quartet
• Girard sues landfill owner
• Easter service
• Defendant explodes at guilty verdict
• It could be Grrr-eat!
• Local leaders hopeful for ripple effect
• Math gets messy
• Murder charges dropped
• Man found shot to death
• Landowners pay to have Trumbull records digitized
• Boom inches north
• Updated scholarship information is now available on our main site. Check it out.
• High quality house at a low price
• 3/14/12: Dr. Laurie Hines (EFSS) has canceled all classes for today. Students ch...
• A little sunshine on the streets
• Bottle key in market shooting
• Firm gets defense deal (video)
• Jobs from plant may not be as high as hoped
• Building on shale
• Victimology students lending a hand to area agencies to aid those in need.
• All trash is not garbage
• Support the SIFE Team! Winning group receives $150. Please visit the Kent State...
• Auditor: Cities don't answer records query
• Jury tours crime scene
• Liberty Twp. hears case for 911 move
• Family laid to rest
• S-U-C-C-E-S-S
• Attention all tree huggers! And we mean that with all the love and respect in th...
• Trumbull commander a courageous leader
• Liberty to tackle 911 issue
• Youngstown aims to hire more cops
• Words to mom are admissible
• Sweet season
• Playwright brings Warren to New York
• Hundreds gather at site of tragic Warren fire
• Earthquakes' link to injection well an anomaly
• District funded buildings without a local levy
• Steubenville a model for other districts - including Warren
• Bo Rein renovation plans move forward
• Woman thwarts burglary
• Finding a home
• Chili day in Cortland
• Quake-injection link confirmed
• Library hosts crafty teens
• Quick action saved man's life
• Warren students fine after lockdown at Pittsburgh center
• Woman in 2008 case identified
• Missing links in railroads
• 1% of separation
• Relay for Life Golf Outing
• Kent State University at Trumbull's SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise) organizat...
• Explore Kent State Trumbull
• Know a prospective Kent State Trumbull student? Tell them to join us for "Explor...
• County to sell power credits
• Neighbor helps foil burglar
• Family fun night
• Justice backs combining courts
• Plan would cut 130 positions
• On Tuesday, March 27 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 202 (formerly Lecture Hall A) of the C...
• Kent State Piano Quartet
• Letson, Law rematch likely in 64th District
• Most schools see success
• Gains takes tight race (video)
• Altiere keeps sheriff's job
• Romney squeaks out win over Santorum in Ohio
• 3/6/12: Chuck Heinbach (MATH) has canceled his 5:30 p.m. class ONLY for today.
• 3/6/12: Mike Geprge (POL) has canceled all classes for today.
• Romney stumps in Youngstown
• Two fires at Liberty address 'suspicious'
• Defendant charged again after coat pockets searched
• Stove starting point for fire
• Broken window theory
• 3/5/12: Dr. Gary Cibua (ENG) & Dr. Irene Gianakos (PSYCH) have each canceled all...
• Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss
• Big plans for Grohl Alley
• Low voter turnout predicted
• Schools providing counselors after fire
• City mourns
• Firefighters relive nightmare
• The 911 call
• City schools to offer counseling in wake of fatal fire
• Neighbors remember fire victims as caring, fun-loving
• 'We're dying'
• Answers sought in toddler's death
• Robot roundup
• Tribune staff wins 15 statewide awards
• Cafaro crypt broken into
• Woman faces murder charge
• Fracking confusing
• Car crashes into Niles home (video)
• 'I'm not a hero'
• Niles coal power plant to close in June
• Teachers suspended for barking
• Man killed in dispute
• 3/1/12: Dr. James Eberle (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today. Students sho...
• Generated and supported by the Kent State University at Trumbull Diversity Counc...
• 3/1/12: At present, the Kent State Trumbull website, as well as all other region...
• County's top speller
• Mahoning tables bed tax hike
• Ohio shooting suspect called a 'fine person'
• Police searching for evicted sex offender
• Women's work (video)
• Reimagining housing
• 2/29/12: Joan Blaih (ENG) has canceled all classes for today. Students check you...
• Bed tax vote set today
• District out of emergency
• Study: Shale could bring 65,000 jobs
• Exterran called just the start (video)
• 2 more die in Chardon
• Advising Alert: An advisor from the College of Business will be on campus Tuesda...
• Congratulations to Kent State Trumbull's own Dr. Ana Wetzl, winner of the Confer...
• City: 300 down in 3 years
• School bus searched for bomb
• Man finds his home covered in slurs
• New plant to bring 103 jobs to area
• Local police say safety training goal
• If you haven't done so already, registration is now open for Summer Sessions! Le...
• 2/17/12: Joan Blaih (ENG) has canceled all classes for today. Check email for as...
• Four facing drug charges from Hubbard Township
• Brown talks tariffs, airbase
• Pennsylvania crash victims ID'd
• 3,100 acres set aside for preservation
• Remembering Marcus
• Brookfield tries again for road levy
• Motorcycles around the world
• Vienna plans for windfall
• Franklin: Focus on youth
• A killer's words
• Threat shuts down Bazetta Walmart
• Logging trial goes to the jury
• Wind whips through the Valley
• Senator tours Brookfield plant
• Hometown honors hero
• Postal center set to close
• Water breaks drive out Liberty visitors
• Area tops in-state job growth
• Veterans aim for careers
• Food giveaway
• The African Odyssey in Pre-Columbian America
• Harvest for Hunger kicks off
• Ash Wednesday
• Timber dispute ends up in court
• Contempt order on texts sought
• Buses take students to polls (video)
• What I learned in Youngstown
• Worker sues over kiss
• A new view
• Another lawsuit for agency
• Men get keyed up in texts
• 2011 job creation up
• Blood Drive
• Police credit tips in arrest
• Shooting victim out of hospital and now in jail
• Friends remember Lisotto
• Glunt adding milling machine
• Celebration of Confirmation
• Author Michael Dempsey
• Author Michael Dempsey to speak on campus March 14.
• The 2012-2013 Trumbull Town Hall Scholarship is now accepting applications. Lear...
• 2/20/12: Dr. Keith Muller (GEOG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Blood Drive
• Austintown police seek levy
• Trumbull gives electronic monitoring another try
• Prosecutor in opposition to parole for killer
• Ungaro: 911 plan about the savings
• GOP race close in Ohio
• Listen, play and read
• Crash victim remembered
• The right to drill
• In a coach's memory
• Celebrating black history
• Bazetta buildings work in progress
• Labor Department sues McMenamy's
• Competency test for alleged puppy killer
• Hazing suspects in court
• Spelling bee at Willard
• Trucker pleads guilty
• Victim drives self to hospital
• State audit finds record-keeping problems at CSB
• Man charged with killing two puppies
• GM profit: $7.6 billion
• In Gregg's name
• The answer to the riddle
• Brookfield man dies in garage fire
• Warrants issued in beating
• Reservoir rehab under way
• Friendly Squares Valentine's dance
• Experience credited in spill
• Open Mic Night
• 2/15/12: Andrea Gorospe (ECON) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/15/12: Dr. Laurie Hines (EFSS) has canceled all classes for today.
• Landfill seeks expansion
• Love Stinks - a little
• Judge asks for more arguments in spa suits
• Shale drilling company impresses interior chief
• Spill closes 2 routes
• Kent Trumbull Theatre & Summer Stock '12 offering internships opportunities for...
• Help! (plus a riddle)
• 2/14/12: Corey Pate (US) has canceled all classes for today.
• Girls fight abduction attempt (video)
• Car crash kills two
• Her funny Valentine
• Liberty 911 talk draws crowd
• Politicians are at odds on role of gas incentives
• 2/13/12: Dr. Laurie Hines (EFSS) has canceled all classes for today & Wednesday,...
• The Kent State Trumbull Diversity Council will be conducting registration for th...
• "Black Baseball in Ohio" with Dr. Leslie Heaphy
• Valentine delivery
• Kasich touts broadband
• Mobile home park to be sold
• Warren well represented at Grammy Awards
• Money starts to flow
• Custody of child still in dispute
• Dealers reap benefits from shale boom
• Shale credited for housing market uptick
• Deals get more lucrative
• Closer to home
• Sneak preview
• Firm: System treats brine
• Retirees meet 'auto czar'
• Sweet relief
• Massage parlors sue city
• Health woes for baby in CSB case
• Panel orders Girard rate hike
• Local lawmaker hopes to fast-track casino bill
• Records detail child visitations
• Fraternity suspended in beating
• Man's body found
• This could be the best news in a long time
• To have a plan you need a planner
• 2/9/2012: Dr. Pat TOMICH (PSYC) All classes cancelled. Check email for assignment.
• 2/9/2012: Ms. Corey Pate has Cancelled ALL class today.
• Court halts Ohio executions
• Woman gunned down
• Comments sought about hotel
• CSB wants rape victim to be adopted
• Self-reporting of drilling tax questioned
• An advisor from the College of Business will be on campus Tuesday, March 13 from...
• 2/8/2012: Ms. Corey Pate Cancelled 10:00 class ONLY! evening classes will meet...
• Woman dead in Canfield, man sought by police (photo)
• One-car accident
• Chase ends in officer's driveway
• Would-be thief cuts way into pharmacy
• Governor: 'Chill' on turnpike issue
• Kasich calls for cautious drilling
• Attention students in the 2010 and 2011 catalog years! Do you have your GPS plan...
• An advisor from the College of Public Health will be on campus Tuesday, March 6...
• Job Fair 2012 and Campus & Community Health fairs are coming to Kent State Trumb...
• 2/7/12: Carmen Pompeii (ENVT) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/7/12: Dr. Pat Tomich (PSYC) has canceled all classes for today.
• There’s a new sheriff in town
• Exploring science in Lordstown
• Glitch blamed for tax mistake
• Country coming to Warren's Amp
• One year later
• Citizen goes on patrol
• Double agents, guerrilla warfare in Missouri
• Mom plans walk on anniversary of YSU shooting
• Street justice
• A family affair
• Weaving talents together
• Warren = the analog Facebook
• Catholic leaders oppose birth control decision
• Gospel music stars coming to Warren
• Scheme may cost Warren
• Video pays tribute to players, WGH
• Harding v. Harding
• 2 Warren boyz in 1 Superbowl!
• Area news brief
• County taking some Niles inmates
• Track changing horses
• Meth suspect arrested
• Recycling the past
• Relay for Life "Night at the Races"
• Local man set to plead
• Black History celebration
• Liberty gives back funds
• It all adds up
• Turnpike debate heats up
• While we're not sure who it was that put us over the 1,000 "like" mark a week or...
• 2/2/12: Don Smith (BMRT) & Rosalie Smiakos (ART) have canceled all classes for t...
• LOW COST MOBILE SPAY NEUTER VAN WILL BE IN WARREN MARCH 24th and 25th!
• Deputy collapses at school
• Signing day (video)
• County suspends worker
• Science in action
• Two deny meth lab charges
• More beautiful part 2
• Black Squirrel Winds take the stage tonight!
• 2/1/12: Maureen Drinkard (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today.
• Robbery charges are filed
• Rep: State listening to water concerns
• ODNR denies interfering claim
• Murder victim's family wants tough sentence
• Authors stress reading skills at Maplewood (VIDEO)
• Making Warren more attractive
• Kent State University’s priority processing date for completion of the 2012-2013...
• 1/31/12: Don Smith (BMRT) has canceled all classes for 1/31 AND 2/2.
• Suspect in Warren murder turns self in
• Panel OKs Liberty cutbacks
• Bank robber fled on bicycle
• Speaker: Students must feel safe at school
• Warren set to keep brine treatment
• Academic & Financial Aid advising hours for February are now available!
• Man pleads guilty to drug ring involvement
• Leap of Faith at Sunday Swim
• Sudden snow hits Valley
• Youngstown gang member pleads guilty
• Learning differently
• McKinley sites in Niles open to tours
• Teen found shot to death
• Hubbard landfill battle still brewing
• Former resident says landfill smell is back
• Landfills face new rules
• The gangs of Warren
• Man arrested on drug, gun charges
• Police seek suspect in shooting
• City to pay in boys' civil suit
• Soup's on in Lordstown
• Athlete gets OK to play
• Dave Grohl
• Lakeview eyes gas drilling
• One sweet cause
• Native son returns (VIDEO)
• Widow: 'He was special'
• City mourns ex-chief
• What are we going to change next?
• 1/26/12: Prof. Joyce Amick (US) has canceled all classes for today.
• Pool Tournament
• We win 10-0!
• Massage parlor rules pass unanimously
• New map shows what to plant
• Valley Counseling art show
• Company to fill Delphi complex
• Youngstown crime down from 2010
• What should we do with them?
• 1/25/12: Dr. Laurie Hines (EFSS) has canceled ONLY her morning classes for today...
• Pool Tournament
• Guardian set in rape case
• Cafaro leaves leadership post in Senate
• State board charges ex-engineer
• Local lawmakers respond to address
• Science wizards at work
• The Kent State Alumni Association is partnering with Kaplan Test Prep to offer f...
• Spring 2012 establishes new all-time enrollment high!
• Ping Pong Tournament
• On road to recovery
• Infante, O'Brien seek elections seat
• Coyote hunt is on in Niles
• Editors get earful in Champion
• Judge denies bail for Amish suspect
• 1/23/12: Dr. Salah Blaih (CHEM) has canceled all classes for today.
• Ping Pong Tournament
• Trumbull early war effort includes 1,600 men
• More pleas seen in ring
• Coach's death hits locals hard
• Warren's ex-chief dies at 63
• Prayer rally in Warren
• Rally
• Digging for answers
• Polar Plunge raises $33,000 (video)
• Two upcoming events of note
• Ex-CSB employee sorry for comment
• Former Falls mayor faces ethics charges
• Harding principal retires
• Champion's top spellers
• 5 years in fatal crash
• This looks interesting
• Letter to Tribune Editors
• Man tells of planned robbery
• Dems back incumbents
• A different kind of workout
• Poll: Safety before shale
• Back in the lead (video)
• 1/19/12: Dr. Melanie Tabak (PSYC) & Dr. Niza Licuanan (SOC) have each canceled a...
• Top spellers
• Husted visits Lordstown High
• Regional airport sees travel growth
• Survey: Residents see dim future for Warren
• Arrests up in village
• Warren on suicide watch
• Call for female applicants for 2012 Trumbull County Women's History Committee Sc...
• Black Squirrel Winds to perform at Kent State Trumbull on Feb. 1
• Wednesday, 1/18/12: Dr. Niza Licuanan (SOC) has canceled all classes for today.
• Experts can't prove cause of quakes (video)
• Turbine charges dismissed
• Watkins: Out of my hands
• Assistant chief accused of spying
• Soldiers come home (video)
• Vienna station work continues
• Trustees rethink transfer
• From coal to gas
• Fighting for the dream (video)
• Wildflower garden update: We’re close to launch
• Minor battle, major victory
• Cubs hit the race track
• Challenge 24 to relaunch
• Howland invests in green space
• Ohio to appeal execution delay
• Honors awarded at King Salute
• Franklin busy with events
• States take a gamble
• Niles resident warns pet owners about coyotes
• Family demands appeal
• Judge hears player's eligibility arguments (with video)
• Execution still on hold
• Packard museum sues architects
• Man admits part in robbery
• Warren, feds reach agreement
• Rust never sleeps
• Dancer: I was threatened to drop charges
• A World of Pure Imagination...
• Standoff suspect in court
• One dead in Warren
• Water debate stirs emotion
• Good morning everyone. While Kent State Trumbull encourages the use of our Faceb...
• Local candles to play role at Golden Globes
• More Amish men charged
• Death date put on hold
• Teachers, one-by-one, rally at board meeting
• Death date put on hold
• Quakes questioned
• Volunteering in Warren schools
• One trapped deer rescued; other dies
• Protesters demand new disposal rules
• Officials urged to oppose EPA limits (video)
• Kasich denies mercy
• Spas under fire in Warren (video)
• Man dies in woods (video)
• Rally update
• Vote postponed. Today matters.
• Attorney complains of threats on blog
• Lakeview: Band not changing
• Meeting set on water pollution limit
• Name change taking flight
• Waiver for gym class?
• Doug’s honeymoon
• Welcome back everyone. Have a great semester!
• General from Warren had unpleasant duties
• Trumbull 100 to co-sponsor Stars
• Boar's head festival in Youngstown
• Engineer's Office staffing stays low
• McDonald councilman says goodbye
• Liberty fund transfer at issue questioned
• Shaken residents stirred to action
• Talk show host Hewitt leads speaker series
• Residents can meet the editor
• 'Get Movin' at the library
• Man in hospital after standoff
• Patriot officials have meeting with ODNR
• JFK graduate's name will be used in latest James Patterson novel
• Arson suspect charged
• Warren cops surround house; believe man has gun inside
• Fire burns woodshop
• Big week
• Congratulations to Alice Colwell, nursing lab coordinator at Kent State Universi...
• Benetis unhappy about his firing
• Cops: Chase ends in crash
• Fired trooper gets his job back, new post
• Rep wants to close well permanently
• Judge hears CSB lawsuit
• Cats rescued at abandoned home
• ODNR to study link to quakes
• Cruze's big year
• Writing on the wall
• Dad: 'I lost the grip on the gun'
• Last chance
• Do you suffer from Federal Financial Aid Frustration? We can help! Join us for "...
• Academic & Financial Aid advising hours for Jan. 3-12 now posted.
• New Mayor Doug Franklin
• 3rd Annual Lake Milton Dam Duck Race
• Winter fields
• Woman: Standoff wasn't necessary
• Lawyer facing more charges
• Baby remembered
• Meeting held on mail site
• Court ruling
• Wire theft suspects in court
• YMCA winter camp
• Wanted: Water for drilling
• Police: Two area men shot
• Soldier, husband, dad
• Friends, family recall band director's touch
• Falls to renovate garage for fire department
• Support grows for one judge
• Niles wants inmates moved to county jail
• Shoppers rush back
• Local groups earn SUCCESS grants
• Trumbull troops move to Virginia by train
• Happy helpings
• Trooper trial on hold
• Theater a holiday hot spot
• Murals displayed at regional airport
• Small quake rattles area
• Christmas in Lordstown
• Santa travels by fire truck
• 2011 in review
• Police called for shoe dispute
• Pavlik pleads not guilty
• Four accused of cutting down live utility wires
• Annual Christmas ritual is repeated
• Christmas dinner
• Merry Christmas
• Site to be 'Occupied'
• Woman gets 5 years in fatal
• Board of Control OKs extension
• 'Ghost' busted again
• Rains flood Braceville bridge
• Lucas recounts the day they planted the tree
• Man sentenced in dog attack
• More than just desserts
• Panel suggests no clemency for death row inmate
• Director: Airport close to new deal
• End notes
• Mission distributes toys
• Christmas story - Day 8
• Ex-officer gets three years
• 12 indicted in Amish attacks
• 103 more shale jobs in Youngstown
• Jobless rates set 3-year low
• Winter Break 2011 runs Dec. 24-Jan. 2. Campus will be closed. Offices will re-op...
• Recommended reading and viewing
• Drug dealer gets 30 months
• Police detonate 'bomb'
• White Christmas for Valley?
• Man gets probation in death
• Holiday rush
• TUITION PAYMENT REMINDER: Spring 2012 tuition is due on 01/03/12! Don't delay, p...
• News at a glance
• House at center of dispute
• Twelve nominated to service academies
• Official: Plant site could be offices
• Now this is exciting!
• Community Stars sought for annual honor
• Cortland Marine saves lives
• Teaching together
• Love is ageless
• Lordstown back to work
• Winter brings need
• Ohio to get early education grant
• CSB revamps its policies
• That's a wrap!
• Teenager indicted in June murder case
• Accused killer on bail
• The gift of giving
• Falls gets new polling rules
• Police catch wanted man
• Woman faces murder charge
• Good will in Warren
• Kent State Trumbull to play host to singing competition prelims. Learn more here.
• Woman denies sex charges
• Fire burns door firm
• Trumbull workers making more
• Standoff leads to manhunt
• Survey: More women abused
• Trumbull 100 and a startling fact
• Nursing scholarship fund receives gift from the Masternick Foundation.
• Burglaries spike during holidays
• Cause sought for Scott Street fire (video)
• Ohio Parole Board hears Lorraine clemency case
• Meeting held on injection well
• 'A long road'
• New calendar and important City Council meeting
• Supporters want open meeting for officer
• Sewer work set for 2012
• GM Lordstown idled
• Men plead not guilty in break-in
• Thieves net $80,000 in goods from store
• Wildflower garden update: Help needed
• A letter from Janet
• Robots strut stuff in contest
• Tribune partners with Monster.com for job listings
• Judge: Time to consolidate courts is now
• Raising alarms
• Polar Express at the Saratoga
• CSB supervisor suspended for altering files
• Girard men charged with setting fires
• Two charged in bank heist
• Warm tidings
• Copper thieves strike
• "A Christmas Carol"
• Centennial at St. Elizabeth Health Center
• Pleading made in ax case
• Uses found for closed auto plants
• Lending a hand for the holidays
• Deal OK'd for V&M rail work
• Memo to Council from the Citizen’s Committee
• Prosecutor to argue for execution
• Prosecutor to argue for execution
• Warren plans 911 changes
• Niles: Energy boom could be money boom
• State orders another CSB investigation
• 'I got to see it all' (video)
• Shoot out at the W.O. corral
• 12/7/11: Don Smith (BMRT) has canceled all classes for today.
• Talks in works for hotel at mall
• Board: Howland needs levy
• Lions, elves and clowns, oh my
• Judge suggests merging courts
• Reports detail rocky relationship
• Phillip Buntin, assistant professor of art at Kent State University at Trumbull,...
• 12/6/11: Dr. John Hurley (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today. Lab is open...
• Loan gives Zidian boost
• Credit helps Purfoods create jobs
• Lawmaker seeks expanded Delphi pension probe
• Lordstown metal plant to add 15 'flex' workers
• Massage parlors and City Council
• Christmas downtown
• 2012 Tunnel of Oppression poster & art project contest now underway. Learn more...
• Bond issue updates
• Kent State Trumbull Library hours during the semester are Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m...
• Cruze slaes drop; profit keeping pace
• Academic & Financial Aid advising hours for December are now available!
• New York state of mind
• 11/30/11: Dr. Niza Licuanan (SOC) has canceled all classes for today.
• LifeShare Scholarship & Burritos Blood Drive
• LifeShare Scholarship & Burritos Blood Drive
• Allcare Dental files for liquidation
• New hybrid Cruze is planned
• LifeShare Blood Drive happens 11/29 & 11/30 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. in the Lower Com...
• 11/28/11: Bob Antenucci (M&IS) has canceled all classes for today. Check email f...
• Refinancing surge
• More Americans giving up midsize autos
• Area jobless rates improve
• Standard & Poor's agency is mixed on Delphi
• KSU Choice Card info booth, TODAY, 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. in the Lower Commons (1st f...
• 11/22/11: Thomas Sabatini (HIST) has canceled all classes for today. Student sho...
• Tribune endorses the “Idea Factory”
• Spreading the word
• Shop for success on Black Friday
• 'Tis the season
• Shale, defense draws news network to area (VIDEO)
• Cruze named NADA car of year
• Ethane 'cracker' coming
• Delphi stock falls on first trading day
• Giant Eagle names new CEO
• Shale activity draws attention
• Int'l Film Series: The White Meadows
• Got questions about this whole KSU Choice Card thing? Well, the fine folks of St...
• 11/17/11: John Wolford (COMT) all classes canceled for today.
• Port Authority ethics probe resurfaces
• Transforming Warren
• Lynn Davis from Y-103 will broadcast LIVE from the Student Union on Thurs., Nov....
• Don't forget about "Operation: Job Interview" happening tomorrow at Noon in the...
• Advisor Roberto Chavez from the College of Business will be at Kent State Trumbu...
• We make the paper
• Fifth Delphi hearing set for Monday
• Lutz wins Local 717 shop chairman post
• Warren incubator is awarded a $30,000 grant (VIDEO)
• Tuition payment for Spring 2012 is due Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012. Questions? Call 33...
• Wildflower garden update
• The Kent Trumbull Theatre is proud to present performances of A Christmas Carol....
• Cabinet maker to cut jobs
• Europe drags down profits for GM in 3Q
• Chamber's Good joins JobsOhio
• Girard businessman chairs search for consumer counsel
• November hours for Academic & Financial Aid advising now posted!
• Kay Levandowski from the College of Public Health will be on campus Tuesday, Nov...
• 10/31/11: Don Smith (BMRT) has canceled all classes for today.
• Let 1000 flowers bloom
• Hired for the holidays
• Chamber claims development prize
• Community Health Systems admissions, shares decrease
• One day in the future… (final installment)
• 10/26/11: Ms Elaine Shivley (MATH) has canceled all classes for today. Dr. Mary...
• Unemployment rates fall
• Court OKs Forum fees
• One day in the future… (part 2)
• The Inaugural "Foodstock" community concert will be held at Warren's Packard Mus...
• 10/25/11: Dr. Melanie Tabak (PSYC) all classes cancelled.
• Lane Funeral Home buys Anstrom-Velker
• Special Cruzes set for Las Vegas show
• Area lawmakers urge action against China
• The application deadline for Spring 2012 Trumbull Scholarships is Tuesday, Novem...
• 10/24/11: Melonie Tobok (PSYC) has canceled all classes for today.
• Local consumers on the lookout for the best buys
• One day in the future (part 1)
• First Niles posts higher profit
• Delphi retirees regain some health tax credit
• Home sales show some signs of strengthening
• Some details on the “Idea Factory”
• Huntington profit rises
• Congrats to everyone who aided in the campus bake sale earlier this week. Over $...
• Airport board hikes bond to buy building
• We do something at last!
• 10/19/11: Dan O’Brien (HIST) has canceled all classes for today.
• Congrats to the Student Nursing Association and all those who donated to their c...
• RG Steel furnace resumes
• RTI to buy British firm
• GM China sales up for 2nd year
• Students Chrissy & Amanda Ash have coordinated a bake sale as part of the Kent S...
• Jessica Burnwell, Colleen Grenamyer and Cassandra Midlick of the Student Nursing...
• Great people
• VP?has Warren roots
• Demonstration set for Youngstown today
• Workers' Comp chief honors Lordstown firm
• Lordstown builds 300,000th Cruze
• New lines, new look for Eastwood Mall tenant
• Ex-lumber store sold for sports site
• Local Democrat, UAW leaders blast Romney
• The Kent State Trumbull Student Nurses Association will be hosting a canned food...
• 10/13/11: Tom Smyth (MFGT) has canceled all classes for today.
• New Chevy vehicles are generating a buzz
• 10/11/11: Jim Johnston (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Useful stuff
• Kay Levandowski from the College of Public Health will be on campus to advise on...
• 10/10/11: Rosalie Simiakos (ART) has canceled all classes for today.
• Advising Alert!Roberto Chavez from the College of Business will be on campus Tue...
• 10/10/11: Chuck Heimbach (MATH) has canceled all classes for today.
• Jim Rapone, chairman of the Trumbull County Veterans Memorial Committee, has rec...
• Read The Vindicator's review of Kent Trumbull Theatre's production of "The Laram...
• Sales tax revenue rises
• 10/6/11: John Wolford (COMT) has canceled all classes for today.
• News in brief
• Horse racing proposals wait
• Death probe turns to break-in
• Area residents recall Ailes? youth in Warren
• Life remains grim for Afghans
• The deadline to submit applications for the Trumbull Scholarship is fast approac...
• 10/5/11: Dan O’Brien (HIST) has canceled all classes for today.
• Advising Alerts! Roberto Chavez from the College of Business will be on campus...
• 10/5/11: Tony Zampino (COMT) has canceled all classes for today.
• Victims' family speaks out
• Escapee gets four years
• Exploring nature
• Faculty OK contract
• Atlantic Revival!
• Scholarship award winners announced!
• Robert’s peppers
• 10/4/11: Michael Billock (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• 10/4/11: Laurie Pesarchick (ASL), Dr. Noelle Bowles (ENG) & Sandra Gustavson (M&...
• Fear Forest Haunted House and Hayride
• Falls picks new manager
• Unity Day
• Death row to move south
• Sales sag over last September
• Suspect in court
• International Film Series returns to Kent State Trumbull and The Lemon Grove in...
• Ohio lists first tutor rankings
• Death scene burglarized
• Some fear quakes tied to drilling
• Warren officials stop in Green
• Veteran learned compassion in war
• Peppers
• Spots still available for Difference Day Cornhole Tourney
• Starting again
• Conditions ripe for fabulous fall
• Police: Son slays Warren couple
• Stiletto Race raises money for YWCA
• Trumbull out as most populous county in district
• Second tremor felt locally
• Busing backers boost ballot bid
• Couple charged in child rape case
• Kent State University at Trumbull announces Domestic Violence Awareness month ac...
• Was missing man spotted?
• Going by the book
• Silver linings?
• Small earthquake rattles nerves in Trumbull County
• Niles moves bus stop amid controversy
• UPDATE: Academic & Financial Aid advising hours for all of October are now posted.
• Academic & Financial Aid advising hours for Oct. 3-7 are now posted. Remainder o...
• Two to be arraigned on drug charges
• Sitter takes the stand
• Patriot plans water summit
• YSU, faculty reach deal
• Search continues for missing restaurant owner
• Local union: Vote good news for plant
• Roberto Chavez from the College of Business will be on campus to advise on Tuesd...
• Man missing since Monday
• Obama campaign wades into Ohio elections law fight
• Judge tosses assault charge
• Bond posted for doctor
• Culinary event cooks
• Kent State Trumbull nursing students, families and friends take part in charity...
• Kent Trumbull Theatre will be holding auditions for upcoming performances of "A...
• University Health Services, in collaboration with the University's OneWellU Well...
• Bridge calms troubled waters
• Part of woman's ear bitten off during domestic dispute
• Expert expected in burned child trial
• Police say woman ran brothel
• Kids' spirits get a big lift
• Downtown
• 9/26/11: Dr Patricia Tomich (PSYC) has canceled her 11:30 a.m. class for today.
• Abuse case set for trial
• Prayers for pooches
• Duty and honor
• Union leader: Deal to pass
• Bus stop worries Niles parents
• Mission: Clean up Warren's neighborhoods
• Body may be murder suspect
• Local union OKs contract
• Life & death
• Sprucing up the trails
• News In Brief
• Ohio legislative maps combine Dem seats
• Artwork unveiled
• Mayors call for repeal of SB5
• Fatal fire site razed pt
• They've got spirit, yes they do!
• McDonald votes for raises
• Speaker touts the benefits of working together
• Judge OKs evidence in fatal crash
• On the job hunt
• Hiring freeze begins at YSU
• Union decries cuts
• Upton's marker now in Warren
• Engineer looks for savings
• 'Pursue your dream'
• 9/21/11: Ruth Buckler (GEOG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Election panel to pick new trustee
• Water woes: Liberty appeals
• Local unions hope to reclaim some lost jobs
• Vienna chief's ouster sought
• Patch work
• Friday night lights
• 9/20/11: Dr. James Eberle (BSCI) has canceled his 2:30 p.m. & 5:30 p.m. Basic Mi...
• Mark your calendars for the LifeShare blood drives on 9/27 & 9/28 from 11 a.m.-5...
• 9/19/11: Rosalie Simiakos (ART) has canceled all classes for today.
• Remember, the 2011 Kent State Trumbull Scholarship Reception, honoring scholarsh...
• 9/19/11: Dr. James Eberle (BSCI) has canceled his 1 p.m.-2:15 p.m. Human Biology...
• 9/19/11: Tony Zampino (COMT) and Dr. Irene Gianakos (PSYC) have canceled all cla...
• Work honors fallen friend
• Forever safe
• POW: Mistake saved my life
• New super's life in 'Camelot'
• Fixture in Falls
• Libraries cater to new generation
• Buddy Walk in park
• Love to cook? This show is for you
• Bonuses, raises in deal
• Blaze destroys building
• A sweet and soulful man
• Volunteers Needed to Assist Trumbull County Female Youth
• News In Brief
• Mother charged in baby's death
• Lesson in the law
• Honored for their service
• YSU program helps kids with disabilities
• Order against doctor dropped
• UAW, GM keep talking
• House OKs the redrawn political map
• A cause for concern?
• Massage parlor legislation moves forward, slowly
• 9/15/11: Dr. Nicole Bissessar (ECON) has canceled all classes for today.
• Attention students in the 2010 and 2011 catalog years! Do you have your GPS plan...
• 9/15/11: Sandra Gustavson (MIS) has canceled all classes. Students should check...
• Mathews hosts last band night of year
• Liberty looks for ways to cut
• Complaint: Company hiding assets
• Automakers miss contract deadline
• Do-Cut destroyed
• Remember to show your FLASHcard at Dunkin' Donuts on Mahoning Avenue to receive...
• Where’s Waldo?
• Woman seeking release
• Enrollment down at YSU
• Wet work
• Watkins: Make rapist stop filing motions
• State unveils political plan
• Enrollment continues to rise at Kent State Trumbull!
• 9/13/11: Sandra Gustavson (MIS) has canceled all classes today. Students should...
• Former firefighter puts out blaze in apartment
• Tenants join rental lawsuit
• McDonald man gets 6 years in 2 robberies
• Stay sought in malpractice case
• Cattle killed in crash
• Valley residents pay tribute to heroes, victims
• Area news briefs
• Cancer survivors tell stories of courage
• Oak Hill gets new tenant
• World War II veteran escaped death twice
• On friendship
• Teen driver cleared of hitting other boy
• Q&A: Warren officials discuss bond plan
• Working hard so local kids can play hard
• Howland-WGH lives up to billing
• Bells to toll in unison today
• Ryan: Bill would cut energy costs
• Area news briefs
• Bazetta couple have sparkles in their eyes
• Court award is still unpaid
• Man from Bristolville stages historical events
• Changing course
• Speech met with mixed reviews
• Procession to mark 9/11 events
• Auditor gets fine, probation
• I-80 clean and open again
• Remembering Michelakis
• 9/8/11: Dr. Niza Licuanan (SOC) has canceled all classes for today.
• Betting on brass
• Newton Falls man killed in crash
• Cruze marks first anniversary
• City picks property for shale drilling
• Crash closes I-80
• Bond issue
• Humility of Mary unveils new records system
• Council mulls bond costs
• Boy attacks two officers with board
• Spending spree leads to arrests
• Liberty to release academies if they pay
• Money problems
• Niles store cleaning up property
• These feathered friends are finer
• Leery looks at shale boom
• Friends remember former Dem leader
• Area news briefs
• The Ghost of Sam the Sham
• Fire wish granted
• Volt sparks interest at fair
• Brothers in arms
• POW-MIAs to be recognized
• A fair amount of information
• Classics draw crowds
• Fair weather heats up
• Farmland elimination concerns experts
• Different ways to make a difference
• Digging in
• Area news briefs
• Natural gas interest sparks meeting
• Progress in YSU talks
• Back in the saddle
• Ex-inmate sues county, jailer
• Music and sexual tourism
• $10 debt linked to dog attack
• Cruze remains a hot seller
• Manhunt continues in slaying
• Rain can't dampen spirits at Geauga fair
• Winning ways
• Mathew JORDAN (SPAN) has canceled all classes for today.
• Liberty on the march
• Cops hunt slaying suspect
• Cop gets reprimand in shooting
• Seven face charges in raids
• Faith & food
• Updated job postings on the Career Services page at www.trumbull.kent.edu.
• Beyond books
• Man pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• Mom: Son was hit on purpose
• Wrestlers to make Impact at Geauga fair
• All's fair
• Land deal discussed in private
• Snap, crackle, pot
• Warren gang violence sends 3 to hospital
• Students return to new look
• Apple fungus is among us
• Hughes reflects on his 35 years
• Civil War history
• 4,000 run in charity event
• Team NEO expands
• Vet befriended King in Army
• Niles super facing many challenges
• Music in the Ridge
• Vienna brings back to life old Home Day
• Cornhole tourney returns this year
• Valley natives in storm's path prepare
• Niles man charged in chase
• Area news briefs
• Lt. Gov. Taylor visits Valley
• YSU aid payments begin
• Standing symbol
• Land purchased for revitalization
• Deli co-founder Rose Kravitz, 95, dies
• Trumbull tornado confirmed
• Five face solicitation charges
• YSU faculty rejects strike at YSU
• YSU faculty set to vote
• Escaped fugitive captured
• Report: Smoke killed family
• Earning top honors
• Falls native describes shark attack
• Back to School for Warren - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Champion Band Night
• Candlelight memorial
• JJC fugitive cornered but not captured
• Fire destroys Bazetta home
• Study: Yield from shale understated
• Passing grade for schools
• Tremors felt in Trumbull County
• Lakeview Band Night
• LaBrae band night
• Man gets two years in shooting
• Niles mayor saves life of his friend
• YSU protests freezing finances
• Now through December 31, 2011, show your FlashCard at Dunkin’ Donuts, 4429 Mahon...
• 2011 Kent State Trumbull Kick-Off Destination Kent State: First Year Experience...
• Bazetta community day
• JFK grad combined science, art
• Grant funding continues its slide
• Newton Falls man served in Korea and Vietnam
• Farm group pays visit to Kinsman
• Brookfield school gets high marks
• Officials ponder shale possibilities
• Facinga hard 'choice'
• Time to think about making a difference
• Can these rocks power the Valley?
• Cracking down
• Man faces charges in Delphi break-in
• Candidates, option taken off ballot
• Teen inmate still at large
• YSU halts financial aid
• Meteorites may have landed in the region
• Car break-ins plague Valley communities
• Man arraigned in robbery
• Warren G. Harding Band Night
• Driller chooses office in Canton
• Man is arrested in two deaths
• Three people sent to hospital
• April shooting suspect in jail
• Youngstown plaintiff taped co-workers
• Neighbors battling blight
• Marching into the season
• Ohio students top ACT average
• Cruze helps drive production
• Lawyer: Blood should be out
• Put the load on me
• Bank robbery suspect arrested
• Faculty at YSU set date for strike
• Police hunt teenage escapee
• Area news briefs
• Civil War history
• Visitors come from far and wide
• Veteran realized childhood dreams
• Thieves plunder plaza
• Mathews prepares for added students
• Families welcome home soldiers
• Educators take look at policy changes
• History for Sale
• Animal rights protesters say Ohio laws inadequate
• 6 years in teen's death
• Howland bank robbed
• Area news briefs
• Steel plant could reopen
• Girard raises become law
• Brothers' trial set to wrap up
• Chief: Hire more cops
• Scenes from a festival
• Tiny Queen contest
• Five hurt in steel plant blast
• Kent Trumbull Theatre sets audition dates for "The Laramie Project".
• Construction under way
• Watkins: Don't parole con
• Plant needs new permit next year
• Youngstown: Detectors due to crime
• Repairing the Square
• Special Saturday hours at the Kent State Trumbull Bookstore on Aug. 20, 27 and S...
• Gone fishin’
• Device saves man's life
• Dems pick Smith as new engineer
• House fire leaves 1 dead
• Mission mows lots in Warren
• Upton set to come home
• A little somethng about you
• DeChristofaro has no say
• Co-workers share big jackpot
• Police chase tips in double slaying
• Valley businesses hold steady
• News In Brief
• Trip through the past
• New stent offered locally
• Falls veteran helped patrol the high seas
• Canfield plays host to dog show
• On a Journey of Hope
• Two found slain
• Addicted
• Mechanic keeps B-17 in the air
• Niles: Car break-ins up
• Husband charged in death
• A healthy outlook
• North Jackson eyed for horse track location
• Trial focus shifts to burglaries
• Walls come tumbling down
• United Way 'Great Pumpkin 5K' Run/Walk
• Video shows drug deals
• Suspect is hospitalized
• Cops: Man shot in mouth
• GM profit nearly doubles
• Spans inspected
• REMINDER: Payment for Fall 2011 is due Friday, August 12! Questions? Contact the...
• Too good to be true? (See answer below.)
• Brothers turn down plea before trial
• New school set to open
• Girard council OKs raises
• One shot, one stabbed in Brookfield
• Saying goodbye to summer
• A beautiful place
• National Night Out
• Sweet on corn
• Report: Pilot doing 'aerobatics' before crash
• Cruze slips to 2nd in sales
• Drilling could also grow Lordstown park
• Poggemeyer – understanding the structure
• The campus fire alarm systems will be tested Wed., Aug. 3-Fri., Aug. 5. Differen...
• Local residents also frustrated
• Youngstown bids mayor goodbye
• Man shot on dance floor
• Washout on Lovers Lane
• A step closer to new jobs
• Deemer Park gets facelift
• Link to Falls past is demolished
• Math classes served veteran well
• Williams looks back on tenure
• Stringer's death a loss, lesson
• Former Lordstown leader remembered
• Train reaction
• Bazetta vote on Tuesday
• Driller: Oil find could be big boon
• Remembering Korey Stringer
• Warren’s classic photo collection
• Farmdale post office could reopen
• Yes and no on debt limit
• Teen arrested in robberies
• Area news briefs
• Tykes on tractors help open festival
• Green Warren
• Austintown opts for mobile clinic
• Learning the arts at camp
• Pa. man found with kids, drugs
• Shale called rich in oil
• Thousands tour GM Lordstown
• Trumbull creates new transit board
• Giddyap
• Warren worker suspended for watching porn
• Girard planning pay raises
• Billing issue boils over
• Today in the Trib
• On probation
• Jury clears Ford in '07 cruiser fire
• Report details misuse
• City, mission take on lawns
• Mayor hunts paving funds
• Poggemeyer part II
• Jury gets Austintown cruiser crash case
• Historic building to get facelift
• Killer held in sawed-off shotgun threats case
• Humphries, Betras call truce on SB5
• Academic and Financial Aid advising hours for August now available.
• Warren council looks at bond issue decision
• This week in Civil War history
• A-Minus spreads positive message
• Woman joined Army despite opposition
• Dems attend town hall
• No place to play in Warren?
• Former engineer reaches to Dems
• Packards provide fond memories
• Attorneys at odds over fees
• Sparking interest at GM
• Greek festival food and fun
• Area news briefs
• Austintown cruiser crash case about to wrap up
• Warren teen shot Brother was shot month ago
• Sculptor creates seating art
• Woman killed in storm
• The Poggemeyer Shuffle
• Vienna gets piece of history
• Help available to escape heat
• UAW prepares for local talks
• Youngstown cop cleared in chase
• Warren City Hall may be vacated
• Judge confirms Forum's plan
• Couple take stand in cruiser suit
• Anthropologist helped search woods
• Zirkle's body not found
• Cool spray
• Man gets probation in GM plant theft case
• Trade center treasure
• Commissioners name acting county engineer
• Donation dispute
• Zeroing in
• Kent State Trumbull will go completely wireless this fall. Find out what this means for your campus experience, here.
• The Summer Stock 34 production of "Footloose" played to sold-out crowds last weekend. Tickets for the next two weekends are going fast. Call 330-675-8833 to reserve your tickets now!
• Ohio Parole Board denies freedom for murder convicts
• Cortland to get a new library
• New round in Forum legal fight
• Heat wave bakes Valley
• Bazetta voters consider levies
• Veteran of WWII remembers it all
• Senator to promote hiring act
• Shy around clowns? No longer
• Civil War history
• Friday night downtown
• County under construction
• A tale of the trail
• Region in play for natural gas developers
• Blazing a trail
• Casey Anthony freed from Fla. jail early today
• Experts testify in officer's crash suit
• Commissioners to meet on temporary engineer replacement
• Boy dies during police chase
• Campaign about 'nothing' battles hunger in Ohio
• Bright boards
• Talking turkey about ribs
• RTI, bank stocks plunge
• Ford defends car changes
• Engineer resigns
• Mural unveiled in Warren
• Public art. Beautiful day.
• Mark your calendars and break out the grass skirts!
• Falls set to hire super
• Bear causes a stir
• Details of bond issue emerge
• Testimony begins in Ford suit
• A flavor all its own
• County aims to sell power
• Pa. track adds urgency to Valley plans
• County firm on senior levy funds
• Jury set in cop's crash suit
• Before the festival
• What I read on my summer vacation
• A small style change
• Kent State Trumbull offers the most affordable tuition rates in the area. Check them out and spread the word! Why pay more?
• Cop settles with woman who hit cruiser
• Liberty in fiscal emergency
• Slaying suspect denies charge
• Phantom moving north
• Oakhill charges dropped
• Area news briefs
• This week in Civil War History
• Showing off at air base
• Marine service is family tradition for the Poptics pt
• St. E's targets lung cancer
• Honking mad
• Artists express 9/11 memories
• WWII vets sign panel
• Liberty mobile home park sold
• Man arrested in assault on homeless man
• Charter school cited for findings in audit
• Warren youth reports abduction
• Bloomfield- Mespo planning cutbacks
• Delphi demo under way
• Calypso sounds in Lordstown
• Informants key to bust
• The foreclosure that never was
• Teen hurt in bomb explosion
• Bears seen about town
• Mathews chooses new superintendent
• Man dies of fall injuries
• Councilwoman Rucker: Why was Sferra hired?
• Police bust drug ring
• The new auto czar
• Warren sued over fireworks arrest
• Death date set for killer
• Sferra Jr. named city planning coordinator
• N. Jackson crash kills truck driver
• Locals sound off on verdict
• New job postings added to the Career Services page. Looking for work? Check 'em out!
• 'Like I've always known her'
• Veterans honored at fair
• Valley celebrates the Fourth
• Village gets a store at last
• YPD bicycle patrol to start downtown
• This week in Civil War history 150 years ago ...
• Nothing goes to waste on farm
• EdChoice to accept additional students
• Vietnam vet recalls dangers of war
• A smashing good time at fair
• Event draws attention to bird rescue group
• Bees take off
• Communities battle unkempt properties
• Falls candidate possibly could choose opponent
• Doing time, doing good
• Line forming for county JFS position
• Cabaret can keep its liquor license for now
• Drawn to the arts
• Cruze top seller in U.S.
• Glimpse of history
• Warren schools make hiring official
• SCOPE questions funding
• Personal info found at trash bin in Warren
• Niles super told to leave early
• Bears set up den at the fair
• July hours for Academic & Finacial Aid advising now posted.
• Enjoy the 4th
• Kent State Trumbull students will be eligible to receive free tickets for the entire 2011-2012 Kent Trumbull Theatre season.
• Keeping time on the square
• 16-mile detour in Niles
• Valley going high tech with center
• Man enters guilty plea
• A taste of farm life
• North East Warren Neighborhood Association
• Terrill
• Fair levy back on agenda
• Teens lend helping hand
• Alleged burglars in court
• Niles super decries hiring
• Murder case hits home
• Gustavus small plane crash occurred at birthday party
• Hiker injured after fall at Nelson Ledges
• Military brings Ohioans together
• Mental health board wants to sell buildings
• Niles couple robbed in home
• The tear-down zone
• Are you or someone you know wondering if Kent State Trumbull is the right choice for you? Learn more about us by taking a Campus Tour! Learn more by clicking below.
• Warren map showing vacant homes and lots
• Vet has no desire to return to scene
• Kids learn what's in the water at camp
• Pets, owners enjoy games
• V-Grip officers discover suspects
• Plane crash kills man
• Other voices
• All's fair this week
• Collector helps locate pilfered guitar
• Man homeless
• Varied approaches on vacant homes
• Cops: Man found shot
• Noon in the Park
• News in Brief
• Pound switching method of euthanasia
• Talking with the animals
• News in Brief
• Brookfield man faces charges from party
• Man pleads to Hubbard horn honking
• High schoolers join YSU Summer Honors Institute
• Teen saves elderly woman
• Six laid to rest
• Southeast: Putting “neighbor” back in the ‘hood
• Troubled life ended in violence
• Nourishing body, spirit
• Man guilty in abduction
• Builders plan to replace decaying Vienna bridge
• Local Delphi retirees plead case to House
• Garfield Neighborhood Association
• Have thoughts about the future and direction of the city of Warren? Warren Expressed wants to hear about them! Learn more by watching the WE video.
• New suit targets engineer
• Neighbors fight for city services
• Bill pressures Brazil to give up Hoerig
• Slain teen a suspected gang member
• Family remembered
• Join Kent State Trumbull for the 6th Annual College Fair TONIGHT at Eastwood Field in Niles before the Mahoning Valley Scrappers face Batavia. Fair runs 5 p.m.-7 p.m. First pitch is at 7:05 p.m.
• WE on YouTube
• Warren still talking with candidate
• McDonald set to name school chief
• Woman burned in house blaze
• Plant gets backing
• What’s next?
• House declared nuisance
• Lordstown veteran was POW
• GE strikes deals with two unions
• Sweet season
• Husband, dad, friend
• Prescription drug rules change
• New K-9 joins McDonald
• Warren K-9 retires
• Crews piecing together evidence
• Cortland hosts Soap Box Derby
• Family: Fight over money led to shooting
• View from the stands
• State, Penn strike deal
• A city mourns
• Noon in the Park
• Blaze could have claimed one more victim
• Family: Victims were close knit
• Six perished in fire
• 14 eye job as schools chief
• Street music
• The “vision-thing”
• Looking for a job? Why not take advantage of the many opportunities posted on our Career Services page? Take a look!
• 2012 Cruze boasts better mileage
• DeChristofaro: Resignation is an option
• Kasich OKs slots at racetracks
• Blast levels house
• Thu., 9:48am: Deadliest fire in Warren history
• Do you like baseball? Do you like eat? Wanna do both for free? Be the first person to post “TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME!” right here & you’ll win 2 tickets to see the Mahoning Valley Scrappers on 6/21 at 7 p.m. at Eastwood Field an
• Police probe assault claims
• Weathersfield ends transit system subsidy
• Liberty suspends academies
• 1958 Derby car pulled out of attic and put on display
• Youngster gets help for derby
• Have you or someone you know earned an associate degree but still want more? Check out the NEW Bachelor of Technical and Applied Studies!
• Retiring Old Glory
• Report: Boy sparks fire
• Brothers face charges after being shot
• Engineer's resignation rumored
• 'Boom' speaks out on Bucks
• The Trumbull County Land Bank
• St. Pius X Festival
• Police crack down on speeders
• 'No regrets' for this WWII Marine
• Girard adds new buildings
• Assault sends 3 to hospital in Warren
• Driver sought in crash
• Killer's case to high court?
• Heat can hurt
• Vacant houses on the rise?
• County, Warren to share space?
• Work in the park
• Some nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Car slams Niles home
• A story of survival
• College mulls tuition hike
• Watkins: More legal action against engineer premature
• Road work grating on nerves
• Girard hires new super
• City to course: Pay up
• Westside Gateway
• Dispute leads to charges
• At heart of destruction
• Warren takes 1st step on bonds
• New complaint filed in suit against engineer
• Mayor: Cavs eye Niles facility
• Fair board seeks levy for improvements
• Lordstown fires dispatcher
• Warren fire fears cuts
• Super search down to one candidate
• Rude awakening
• Farmville on the Mahoning?
• Negotiations to start for superintendent
• Records show feud preceded shooting
• Youngstown girl dies in drowning
• Dems choose Yemma
• New owner eyes Delphi property
• Partnership with Trumbull Career & Technical Center allows Pharmacy Tech students to earn credit toward associate degree
• 6/6/11: Dr. Patricia Tomich (PSYC) has canceled all classes for today.
• Girl rescued from pool
• Mini machines move in
• Ramp helps those with disabilities navigate fields
• Police to keep an eye on bars
• Warren man tested in Vietnam
• People, Missions and Video
• Identity of murder victim still unknown
• Learning the thrill of victory
• Attorneys hope Oakhill case to be tossed
• Foreclosures leave renters, condo owners in middle
• Champion is champion
• Faith-based leaders blast Senate Bill 5
• Attorneys say Gains on a 'witch hunt'
• Meth lab suspects arrested
• Treasurer vote process reviewed
• Antonini vows to cooperate
• Vacant house to vacant lot
• Everyone has opinions about the city in which they live and work, and Warren Expressed (WE) is looking for yours. WE is a nonprofit agency with a goal of creating a destination for people who have an active interest in discussing/planning Warren’s
• Antonini to plead guilty
• Couple run over, killed after visit to all 50 states
• Obama to tout auto rescue
• Ex-Denman plant burns
• ... next to godliness
• The Feds and the vacant house problem
• Thu., 10:54am: 12 departments battle Denman fire
• KSU: County among top for collaborative ideas
• New look for Mollenkopf
• Drug dealer gets 32 years
• Local speller bows out of bee
• Trial begins in child abuse case
• Area news briefs
• Audit: Amp bills paid
• Grant to power research
• Niles names new super
• Support for Tressel at YSU
• A weekend in Warren
• News in Brief
• Achievers festival returns this weekend
• Senior to build frog ponds
• Heat beats WGH band members
• Pain, support from fans, alums
• Area man is BCI supervisor pt
• Local speller gears up for bee
• Productive paving plan promised
• Marine was in the line of fire
• Honoring their service
• Speaker: We owe a debt to vets
• Ryan seeks more vets to get markers
• Pedestrians die crossing Belmont Ave.
• Man, 93, makes sure flags wave
• Baby saved from fire
• Indigent man reports severe beating
• Seniors roll out in style
• Court date turns rowdy
• Officials mull joint fire department
• State sues mill owners
• Warren may up fees at Amp
• New leader for LaBrae
• Killer gets 15 years in prison
• Liberty schools face crisis
• Rain, rain, go away
• Scope of the problem part 2
• Kent State Trumbull Theatre & Summer Stock 34 is proud to announce upcoming youth acting classes. Running Tuesday evenings throughout June and July, the classes are available for students aged 7-17 and include instruction in improvisation, basic acti
• Remember baseball fans, if you're a Kent State Trumbull student, you can enter to win FREE tickets to see the Scrappers!
• Relief groups scramble to provide aid after disasters
• Judge names special prosecutors
• Program lets fugitives surrender safely
• Taste of the farm in the city
• Crash hospitalizes three
• Patrol: Charles Henry hit while riding his bicycle
• Graduation day for TCTC seniors
• Niles mayor: Combine the transit systems
• Home burns; no one hurt
• Warren's jobless rate improves
• Vacant houses: The scope of the problem
• Go Go trial delayed
• Warren search narrowed to 6
• Officials question shale water decision
• Liberty seeks state help for school district
• Cities become sister act
• Warren reaches out to the world
• Boaters take to the water
• Princesses on Parade
• Class is in session
• Trustee questions allowance
• Ask an expert
• Museum tells of German POWs
• Warren man gives green a go in his home
• Man who survived attack to appear on national TV
• Drill in Lake Erie?
• Saving green
• News in Brief
• Cruze tops in local sales
• Warren cop suspended
• Scientist takes the stand
• Woman guilty in death
• Whooo is the OWL? Learn more here!
• Lordstown will remain sole producer of Cruze pt
• Shale water treating at risk
• Suspect arraigned in Warren slaying
• UAW, GM workers host 15th annual Motorcycle Show
• Female prison camp to close
• What do you know about vacant houses?
• Auditor deposed in case
• Student art on display
• Police: Note leads to chase, arrest
• Warren mayor, chamber reps head to China
• 'I have to forgive him'
• Prosecutor to give deposition
• Scout learning night
• Warren board lists 6 finalists
• Dems look for Antonini replacement
• Shooter in apartment murder still at large
• Here’s a good idea
• Suspect named in weekend murder
• Mahoning treasurer resigns
• Mosquito hitting high levels
• More water woes
• Judge: Dancers OK to testify
• Civil War history
• High-tech walk in Howland
• Tribune staffers earn Associated Press awards
• Man shot to death in Warren
• Going green
• Welcome to Warren Expressed
• Senior closes in on perfect career
• In their memory
• Agency opposes 'Pike plan
• Franklin: Race not focus of mayoral campaign
• Cost of Winter
• Ruling stalls truck night relocation
• Hartford Township sues speedway
• Storms strike Valley again
• Young and old mix at relay
• Area news briefs
• Officer says he doesn't remember meeting
• Mahoning County moving on
• Watkins called to take stand
• Local Jewish leaders relieved at the conviction
• Mom chosen as Indians bat girl
• Kent State Trumbull regrets to announce that William Ostrowski, emeritus professor of Accounting Technology, has passed away. Arrangements have not yet been released.
• County OKs tower change
• Good day for studying
• Busy bridge set for repair
• Warren cop faces discipline
• Our aging Valley
• Suspect arraigned in chase
• Local trucker charged with raping children
• Creditors to settle for share?
• From there to here
• Councilman: Threats 'racial'
• Dog tracks down suspect
• Motorist faces charges in chase
• Attorneys file motion against Gains
• Steelworkers get profit sharing
• Local firm sues Mich.
• Moms, kids flip their lids
• Community pride fueled levy
• Liberty's mini-districts debated
• Academies are formed to keep its students
• Officer treated after crash
• Men 'huddle up' at rally
• Relay earns a bit less in '11
• Lessons of a lifetime
• All that jazz
• Warren's inductees learned perseverance
• Police League to help youth programs
• Murder trial date set
• Relay for life
• Salute to a fallen soldier
• Killer enters guilty plea
• Steelworkers reach deal
• Suspect charged with stabbing Girard officer
• Big profit for GM
• Fallen soldier mourned
• A pile of problems
• Woman denies setting fire
• Flying high
• Franklin got wide support in Warren
• Chamber plans cuts
• Youth acting classes coming to Kent State Trumbull in June.
• Attention Students! A trio of scholarships are now available. Follow the link to read all about them and apply now, time is limited!
• Falls incumbent to face challenger face off in November
• Fresh face in 4th Ward
• News stirs mixed emotions for some
• Schools receive mixed results
• Franklin defeats Graham
• Students reflect and look ahead
• Ohio lawmakers' advice: Remain vigilant
• YSU student sees attitudes changing
• Joy and worry
• News stirs mixed emotions
• Families of war dead react to death of bin Laden
• Warren Strengthening Community hosting a variety of seminars on campus throughout May.
• May brings FlashLine enhancements that impact students, faculty and staff.
• Mon., 10:18am: Most wanted list updated
• Mon., 1:55pm: Americans celebrate
• Obamas remarks on killing of Osama bin Laden
• Girard police add line for citizen help
• Locals react to Obama's bin Laden announcement
• Volunteers hit streets in Warren and Liberty
• Mon., 7:48am: How the raid happened
• Hundreds tour Hubbard school
• Delphi plant buyer sought
• Early voters
• Graham continues call to Franklin for televised debates
• Area news briefs
• Break-ins begin again in Vienna
• Association sprucing up the city
• Niles hosts first event
• "Finals Fest" happens Saturday at Kent State Trumbull. Five local bands performing live, 93.3 FM broadcasting live and just two cans of non-perishable food gets you in. You can't beat that deal with a stick! 93.3 kicks things off at 1 p.m.
• New HQ for Wean Foundation
• Fight for new Girard landfill may be ending
• LED firm eyeing site in Warren
• Report: We're No. 3 for jobs
• Riding it out
• Looking for a job? Don't forget to check out the Kent State Trumbull Electronic Job Board. Updated incredibly often, it's a great source for finding a job that may be just the right one for you!
• 3 battle for Falls 2nd Ward
• Taste of Trumbull
• Kasich: Keep the old and bring in the new
• Suspect: I was sleeping during attack
• Rain delay?
• The campus is only 31 units shy of securing another $500 LifeShare scholarship for the 2011-2012 academic year. Please consider donating blood tomorrow! Thursday, April 28, 2011, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m., Classroom Administration Building.
• Record rainfall
• Demoted workers file grievances
• Therapist headed to jail
• Girl, 8, takes stand
• Signs point to tough judicial race
• Students can now view the new Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy by following the link below.
• 4/26/11: Andrea Gorosep (ECON) has canceled all classes today.
• 4/26/11: Dr. Michael Lynch (ENG) has canceled all classes. Senior Seminar, check your email.
• Candidates speak at forum
• Party chairmen trading verbal jabs
• Pa. official: Wastewater releases to end
• Drug ring suspects in court
• Warren worker rescued
• View an updated list of companies participating in the 2011 Job Fair which happens Thursday, April 28.
• Alumni Hall to induct nine
• Current and past clash for council
• Easter celebrations
• Owner wins mortgage case
• Votes from the crypt?
• Girard mayor faces opposition
• Hobbyists race indoors
• Eggs that catch the eye
• Dems aim to repeal union bill
• Fatheads fail health, but big butts rule
• Two arrested on obstruction charges
• Lawsuit filed in fatal Warren fire
• Easter dinner
• Partisan priorities clash
• Owner takes plea deal
• The Learning Center helps students succeed in the classroom through a variety of services. Learn more about TLC by clicking the link below.
• Councilman's court date is rescheduled
• Maundy Thursday foot washing
• 3 in Warren 1st Ward race
• Grants geared toward community enrichment
• Artists vie for downtown mural
• 4/21/11: Don Smith (BMRT) has canceled all classes for today.
• Two vie for council seat
• Warren mayor: I never interfered in investigation
• A bridge too far?
• County 911 dispatcher steps down
• Distributor closing in on site
• 4/20/11: Dr. Maureen Drinkard (BSCI) 8:30 am class canceled. All others will meet as scheduled.
• Blessing of the Easter bread
• Officer: Porn issue hidden
• Trumbull insurance fees increasing
• Drilling water ban a boon?
• Rising up
• 4/19/11: Damon Haught (MATH) has canceled all classes for today.
• Bonds set on Galaxy suspects
• Woman sentenced in theft
• Habitat for Humanity gives family keys to home
• Tribune to host Earth Day collection
• Bill would prohibit deal for turnpike
• Victoria Perkins book signing happens today! Meet the author at 11 a.m. P.S. She happens to be a Kent State Trumbull grad.
• Dog suffers pellet wounds
• Sugarbush among camps set to close
• Filers rush to beat clock
• Expert: No quick fix to combating violence
• Gang life can start early
• ACTION drops gun show protest
• Event keeps merchants hopping
• Cities forgetting to rescind tax
• Dismantling of a gang
• Youngstown: Dealing with gangs
• Trooper testifies in crash case
• Lawyers honored at ceremony
• City reopens 3rd fire station
• Cancer center work begins
• Youngstown officer cleared in shooting
• Street sweep
• Oakhill trial set for September
• YSU starts working on Lincoln deck
• 'Eyes and ears' help nab suspect
• Liberty wrestles with raises
• 4/14/11: Dr. Patricia Tomich (PSYC) has canceled afternoon classes.
• Little Caesars is now offering a 10% discount EVERY day for all students, faculty & staff of Kent State Trumbull! Must show your Kent State ID. Available for a limited time at both Warren locations (2525 Youngstown & 2567 Parkman). Visit them onl
• 4/14/11: Don Smith (BMRT) has canceled all classes for today.
• Board member apologizes
• 4 plead guilty in fraud case
• County engineer's trial set for July
• City official's return causes shakeup
• One man's love for two wheels
• 4/13/11: Stacie Hanes (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• ODOT reveals projects
• Cops back on the beat
• Store owner stable
• Living history
• In their memory
• 4/12/11: Dr. James Eberle (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today.
• Thief gets 2 years
• The Civil War
• Officer put on leave after shooting
• Councilman appears in court on turbine charge
• Fire burns business
• 4/11/11: Karen Kotrba (ENG) has canceled classes for today.
• Training set for watch program
• From the ground up
• Officer named in Belmont shooting
• Demo on hold for old Delphi
• Making the grade
• And the hunt is on
• Tattoo parlor death
• Councilman due in court over turbine
• Gone to the dogs?
• Police ID slain suspect
• News in Brief
• Judge drops cop's DUI
• Pair found guilty on drug charges
• Area auto sales surge in March
• Shooting stops robbery
• Shirts to save the day
• Suspect takes witness stand
• Drug ring suspects in court
• Seniors eyeing budget debate
• Six arrested in cemetery beating
• 4/7/11: Chuck Heinbach (MATH) has canceled class for today.
• Patrol: Felony arrests up
• Baby killer pleads guilty
• Tempesta would have to give up campaign job
• Court: Worker can return
• ODOT plans road repairs
• Don't forget...music, poetry and comedy all hit the stage tomorrow night at the Inaugural "Open Mic Night" at 6 p.m.
• 4/6/11: Jim Johnston (ENG) has canceled all classes for today. Students should check their e-mail.
• Bob Hope takes stand in DVD case
• Warren set to start storm water project
• Police probe bar death
• Proposal: Cut precincts
• Man chases thieves, gets slashed
• The Link Gallery is proud to announce the opening of "Paper Boats", an exhibition of paintings by Jeffrey Whittle. The exhibition runs through May 5. Hours are Monday-Thursday, 3 p.m.-7 p.m. and Saturdays, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
• Stable of companies participating in Job Fair 2011 continues to grow!
• Thieves take equipment from school
• Budget cuts irk seniors
• Memorial tied to union law
• Cortland to host Soap Box Derby
• Warren board admits error
• eBay search connects Champion native with grandfather's craft
• State to study gambling issue
• Some groups in need of donations
• Can controlled burns fight blight? a
• Girl died from abuse
• Artistic achievement
• Fundraiser is 'for the dogs'
• Warren eyes 'massive' roads project
• Study: Trumbull can take on transit
• Needing a lift
• Coach named to new job
• Cruising to the top
• News in Brief
• Drug investigation led to officer's arrest
• creative Creations
• Drug agent testifies
• Warren works on consolidation
• Arrest made in teen's slaying
• Kasich signs union bill
• Firefighters sworn in
• 3/31/11: Don Smith (BMRT) has canceled classes. Test 3 will be next Tuesday night.
• Outline code words used by couple in drug trafficking case
• Old Falls train station razed
• Warren police nab suspect in auto thefts
• Falls 'tower' torn down
• Commissioners join opposition to Senate Bill 5
• Locals prepare to `go toe-to-toe' over collective bargaining bill
• 3/30/11: Dr. Peter Byrne (ENG) and Dr. Dana Ormerod (COMT) have each canceled all classes for today.
• Two facing drug charges
• Local manufacturer leaves Chamber over Senate Bill 5
• Warren releases principal
• Old Falls train station to be razed
• Celebrating women
• Academic Advising & Financial Aid hours for April now available.
• 3/29/11: Chuck Heinbach (MATH) has canceled all classes for today.
• "Tunnel of Oppression" poster contest winners announced.
• Residents concerned about skate park
• School's out forever in Girard
• Boom spoils breakfast burritos
• Feud may have led to death
• Probe, cleanup begin in Falls
• Psychology Department to host Open House on March 31.
• 3/28/11: Jim Johnston (ENG) has canceled his 11:30 a.m. class today.
• Peyton List is no wimpy kid
• More LSP arrests expected
• Tribute set for Helen Albert
• Police seek 5 in teen's death
• Game parlor regulation sought proposed
• Volunteer group, students board up, clean up city
• YSU student ships out to military action in Libya
• More families choosing 'green' funerals
• Directors: Traditions are changing
• Go ahead, take it with you!
• YSU police hunting suspect
• Family sues city, officer
• Federal judge sworn in
• Reflections of the past
• Cops raid 'Net cafes
• Ohio lawsuit over liquefying bodies goes to court
• Chief: Warren arsons linked
• Jailer guilty of eavesdropping
• Chief: Drugs are reason for shooting
• Businesses hope for bonus bump
• Husted: Vote reform balanced
• Pennsylvania man dies after car flips into drainage ditch
• Police: Man loses hand in explosion
• Five cops set to return
• Sleeping woman shot
• Current Kent State Trumbull students, register now for fall - it's never too early!
• Firefighter injured battling blaze
• District probes illegal dump
• Mayoral hopefuls meet
• Trio charged with running chop shops
• Ohio Senate passes calamity bill
• ATF seeks five gang members
• Bill drafted to legalize video slots
• Revving into spring
• Police probe pay to worker
• Businesses unite to oppose Senate Bill 5
• Businesses band together
• The Student Financial Aid Office is going green. As part of this effort, beginning the 2011-2012 academic year, continuing Kent State University students will not be mailed paper award letters. Students will be emailed when their financial aid awards are
• Thinking about a career in law enforcement? Kent State Trumbull's Police Academy will begin classes this June. Register now.
• Superintendent says 44 years is enough
• Warren muni cutting costs
• Suspect arrested with list
• Costs to police add up in processing
• Potholes driving motorists insane
• Seeking treasure
• Bracing for fiscal fade-out
• Police: Week typical of Trumbull crime
• Victim: Thief 'blew world apart'
• Snapshot of crime
• Head of senior services board to step down
• YSU: Cuts not a surprise
• Judge: Funds are off limits
• Getting in the 'spring' of things
• Lawyer rode out quake
• Sailor surprises daughter
• Hubbard crash case moved
• Budget plan cuts funding for public libraries
• Feds charge 23 in street gang sting
• Ex-pharmacist gets 18 months
• Candidate remains off ballot
• Mathews school chief retiring
• Trucker pleads not guilty in Hubbard crash
• Agencies ponder Ohio budget
• Tapping into the future
• Irish tunes
• Schools react with relief, trepidation
• Valley Stars shine brightly
• Judge to decide on foundation money
• Woman admits to shooting
• Click on the YouTube tab to the left to see our two new TV commercials that will run mid-March through mid-August on Comcast and Time Warner Cable.
• 3/15/11: Dr. Niza Licuanan (SOC) & Nicole Muckridge (MATH) have both canceled classes for today. Both ask students to check their e-mail.
• Firefighters stage protest against Tribune Chronicle
• Shooting suspect surrenders
• Akron Children's gets trust funds
• Forum creditors in court
• Speller repeats winning effort
• SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise) is looking for new members. SIFE is a non-profit student run organization that develops community projects that drive social change. Learn more by clicking below.
• Author & Kent State Trumbull grad, Victoria Perkins, to sign latest novel on campus.
• Kent State Trumbull's Workforce Development office hosts career seminar for young adults.
• 3/14/11: Maureen Drinkard (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today.
• Warren to welcome back extra patrols
• Police seek suspect in area slaying
• Warren crews battle blaze
• Farmers weigh cost for crops
• Community rallies
• St. Patrick's Day event walks through Warren
• Owner:?City stalls project
• Boom townships
• Shots leave one dead
• Bye the books?
• News in Brief
• Act a hot ticket
• Newest iPad proves to be a big draw
• Snowfall adds to an already record season
• The Kent State Trumbull Theatre will present William Shakespeare's The Tempest this weekend. Friday & Saturday shows begin at 8 p.m. Sunday matinee at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for students and seniors, with free admission for all Ke
• 3/11/11: ATTENTION COMT ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS - Today's 11 a.m. meeting has been cancelled.
• 3/11/11: Corey Pate has canceled all classes for today.
• Killer found guilty
• Locals rally over bill
• Sweet season
• Tsunami slams japan after massive quake
• Valley braces for even more rough weather
• Men plead not guilty in permit incident
• Ash Wednesday
• Water rates go up Friday
• Flight diverted to Toledo after problem at regional airport
• Population bust
• Man struck by car dies
• Slaying trial begins in Youngstown
• Local officials react to address
• Tressel suspended
• Trumbull preparing leaner budget
• Opinion outlines do's and don'ts
• Suspect pleads in double slaying
• Gas prices irk motorists
• News in Brief
• Falls gets behind slain pilot's family
• SIFE, (Students In Free Enterprise), will be selling pizza & pepperoni rolls in the Student Commons area of the Classroom/Administration Building on Wednesday, March 9 and Thursday, March 10 from 11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. each day.
• The Student Veteran Organization is meeting Thursday, March 10 from 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. in Room 233, Classroom Administration Building. Additional information available by contacting Jacob Roope at 330-675-8858 or jroope@kent.edu.
• Life is weaving
• Vernon bridge damaged
• Lordstown GM plant to reopen tonight
• YSU faculty braces for union bill
• Rivals ready for the bee
• 910th Airlift Wing receives Air Force award
• It's payback time in Falls
• Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss
• Locals brace for more flooding
• Some officials in Trumbull County draw pay and pension
• Bar burns for second time in week
• Council hopeful removed
• Artifacts found in capsule
• Pharmacists plead guilty
• News in Brief
• Jury convicts rapist
• Music and sweets
• House set to vote on bill
• Michigan fire shuts down GM Lordstown
• Machine mangles worker
• Roberto Chavez from Kent State's College of Business will be on the Trumbull Campus for advising on Thursday, March 31. Call Student Services at 330-675-8860 to schedule an appointment.
• Study: Youngstown's blight grows
• Weather wonder
• Sale of Mill getting good reaction
• Unions welcome plant sale
• Man gets three years in sex case
• 3/2/11: Thomas Smyth (MERT, TECH) MERT 18757-12004-700 Manufacturing Processes, Room 119, class is cancelled. MERT 18768-22009-700 Robotics & Flex, Room 181, please continue to work on your projects.
• Earth Day 2011 events and activities on the Kent State Trumbull campus. Read all about them.
• Crews still battling flood waters
• Rapist gets four years
• Cruze, GM sales hit high gear
• Driver indicted in hit-skip
• Court sets death date
• Kent State Trumbull’s SIFE Team hosts “Go Green with The Mocha House” on Thurs., March 3 & Fri., March 4 from 7 a.m.-Noon both days. Show your Flashcard and receive a 10 percent discount. Come support your fellow students! The Mocha
• The Stephanie McMahon art exhibit is on display now through March 31 in the Link Art Gallery.
• Liberty debates mini districts
• Delphi plant owner cited
• PBGC gets Forum pensions
• Niles residents lash out at city
• Floods drench Valley
• Kent State Trumbull Theatre will present six performances of William Shakespeare's The Tempest March 11-13 & 18-20. Check our events page for additional details.
• Academic Advising & Financial Aid hours for March now posted!
• Future of post office unclear
• Classes begin at EGCC
• Fire destroys home
• Local man helped write nominated song
• Niles to shift police jobs
• Girl gives up her birthday presents
• Ideas exchanged in Warren
• Local SB5 backers are speaking out
• Super search
• News in brief
• Prosecutor will not represent engineer
• Teachers conduct session on SB5
• V&M encourages senator
• Friday's snowfall sets seasonal record
• 2/25/11: Kent State Trumbull is CLOSED today due to weather.
• 2/25/11: ALL classes at Kent State Trumbull have been canceled for today due to weather.
• Suspect charged with murder
• Woman tells of abuse by boyfriend
• Protesters loud, proud of union
• Kasich defends Senate Bill 5
• Hubbard police chief retiring
• The next meeting of the Kent State Trumbull Student Veterans Group happens March 3, 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m., Room 233 of the Classroom/Administration Building. Addt'l info, contact Jacob Roope at 330-675-8858.
• 2/24/11: Dave MAYSE (MATH) has canceled all classes for today.
• Man gets 80 years in rape
• Dad wants trial moved
• Hellweg will collect $100,000 to leave job
• Dual demonstrations expected
• Property owners beset by bike path
• 2/23/11: Dave MAYSE (MATH) has canceled all classes for today.
• Hellweg steps down
• Hospital systems fighting for share of $8 million trust
• Suspect charged as accomplice
• Kasich's local stop moved to airport
• Rove sounds off on big issues
• 2/22/11: David GEMMEL (SOC) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/22/11: Dan O’BRIEN (HIST) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/22/11: Daniel GRIMMINGER (MUS) has canceled 11 am & 1 pm classes today. HOWEVER, his 5:30 pm "Understanding Music & Choir" will meet.
• 2/22/11: Ed MULGREW (BMRT), Mike GEORGE (POL), Leslie TOMLIN (MATH), Dr. Michael LYNCH (ENG), Dave MAYSE (MATH), Damon HAUGHT (MATH) and Mike BILLOCK (ENG) have each canceled all classes for today.
• Snow returns with vengeance
• Betts' genuine nature touched many in his life
• Sixth man charged in YSU?shooting
• Groups prepare to protest Kasich visit
• Local unions rally
• 2/21/11: Ed Mulgrew (BMRT) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/21/11: Rosalie Simiakos (ART) has canceled all classes for today.
• The 2011 Tunnel of Oppression is on display now through mid-April. Learn more about it here.
• 2/21/11: Dave Mayse (MATH) and Karen Kotrba (COMT) have canceled all classes for today.
• Escapee returned to await sentence
• Girard plans changes for police dept.
• Getting a grip on crime
• Area news briefs
• Achievers to honor six at dinner
• Trustee: Farm off radar until now
• Home show in their sights
• Planning on Warren
• Track isn't first to eye site
• Duty & honor
• Area news briefs
• Man sentenced for baby abuse
• Track's location: Vienna
• Federal official visits trade program
• Angels look to recruit in city
• Group: Let us patrol city streets
• Hundreds protest bill
• Second racetrack developer makes case in capital
• School built in 1906 now historic place
• Superintendent not renewed
• News in brief
• Court looks at Dann case
• Schools showcase talents
• Grand jury indicts 2 in YSU death
• Pothole captures pickup
• Looking for a job? Don't forget to check out the electronic job board on the Kent State Trumbull website. It's updated OFTEN! Lots of opportunities both within Kent State and just as many with outside employers.
• Land bank funding coming soon
• Options sought on post office
• 51 jobs to be cut at Northside
• Argument erupts between families
• Offender given 3 years
• 2/15/11: Dr. Dana Ormerod (COMT) has canceled all classes for today.
• Police arrest man in Niles panty thefts
• 1 murder charge is dropped
• Harsh winter ravages roads
• Love of Lucy pays off for couple
• Man gets 16 years in home invasion
• Professor Mwatabu Okantah brings a poetry reading & lecture to our Black History Month celebration on Feb. 15 at 12:30 p.m. in Room 202 (Classroom/Administration Building).
• Watch group starts in Niles
• 'BRR for a Cure'
• YSU tries to protect its image
• New heart for Valentine's Day
• Packard: A musical valentine
• Polivka seeks to fill election board seat
• Dispatch centers have call to make
• Cafaro: Macy's planning renovation
• 'It had to happen'
• 'He will be remembered'
• Two more arraigned
• 'IT'S HARD TO MAKE SENSE'
• Locals gather to celebrate events in Egypt
• Area news briefs
• High-speed rail still possible
• Racino's economic benefits stressed
• Unions: Bargaining bill bad deal
• Third arrest in shooting
• Penn National lays out its plan for a racetrack
• Fri., 7:58am: Update on gas explosion
• 2/10/11: Dr. Dana Ormerod (COMT) & El Mulgrew (BMRT) have canceled all classes for today.
• One hurt in accident
• Mayor still mum on chief
• Meeting today on racetrack for the Valley
• Investigators find bat, knives at Niles home
• Show of unity
• Kent State Trumbull to host motorcycle safety courses beginning in April.
• Government: No electronic flaws in Toyotas
• State sets death dates for seven
• No bond set for suspects
• Police: Woman beaten to death
• Fraternity official reacts to shooting
• Kent State University at Trumbull student organziation, SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise), will be selling pizza rolls in the Student Commons area on the first floor of the Classroom/Administration Building on Wednesday, Feb. 9 and Thursday, Feb. 10 fro
• Boardman senior still critical Monday
• Kasich pledges state support
• Vigil held for victims
• Slain student remembered as 'peacemaker'
• A city in shock
• 2/7/11: Dr. Jim Durandetta (CHEM) has canceled all classes for today.
• County pursues overdue Liberty water bill
• Super Bowl fever hits Shepherd of the Valle
• Public schools: Stick with us
• Victim just wanted to celebrate birthday
• Teen critical late Sunday; suspects in court today
• Sun., 3pm: YSU president issues statement
• Sun., 3:31pm: Victim was Liberty grad
• Family seeks answers
• Talk focuses on Negro Leagues
• Official: Be wary of track plan
• JFK grad helps welcome the Super Bowl
• Super Bowl memories
• Area news brief
• Murder suspect's dad headed to jail
• Towing company targeted in probe
• Man dies after bar fight
• Class action
• Three new student organizations have been officially registered on the Kent State Trumbull campus. If you are interested in starting a student group or organization, contact Jacob Roope at 330-675-8858 or jroope@kent.edu
• Couple face charges
• Credit crunch?
• Groups race to get track approval
• Bully expert: 'Be nosy'
• Pay raises draw fire in Mahoning
• 2/3/11: Chuck Heinbach (MATH) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/3/11: Andrea Gorospe (ECON) has canceled all classes for today.
• Driver sentenced for hitting officer
• Racetrack talks circling
• Warren: Washing away winter?
• Man given life for murder
• Super Bowl checkmate
• 2/2/11: Dr. James Eberle (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today. Students check your email.
• 2/2/11: James Johnston (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/2/11: John Houlihan (PHY), Nader Taha (MATH), Phillip Buntin (ART) and Corey Pate (US) have each canceled all classes for today.
• 2/2/11: Dr. Laurie Hines (EFSS) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/2/11: Lawrence Del Pizzo (MATH), Rosalie Simiakos (ART) and Karen Kotrba (ENG) have each canceled all classes for today. Marueen Drinkard (BSCI) has canceled all classes – students check your e-mail. Rajeev Rajaram (MATH) has canceled Linear Alge
• 2/2/11: Dr. Mary Russell (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/2/11: Dr. Jon Stone (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/2/11: Tim Elsey (PHIL) has canceled all classes for today.
• 2/2/11: Carl Yoke (ENG) and Andrea Gorospe (ECON) have canceled ALL classes for today.
• 2/2/11: Kent State Trumbull has canceled ALL MORNING CLASSES ONLY at this time.
• County workers drop grievance
• Valley faces more of winter's worst
• Woman's death ruled homicide
• Letson leaves rehab
• Dog drowning prompts probe
• 2/1/11: Kent State Trumbull has canceled ALL classes for today.
• Two file for mayor of Warren
• Owner: Plant will be used
• Warren woman is found dead in apartment
• More files released in Oakhill case
• YSU student from Egypt worries about home
• Nursing program at Kent State Trumbull experiences enrollment spike
• Blaze damages Sebring factory
• Inspiring Minds
• Police get inside info on crime
• Levy: Down wrong road?
• McDonald faces big debt without levy
• Fire crews get gear
• Local stars to shine again
• Liberty center head: Democratic spirit will spread
• New rules limit prescription transfers
• News in brief
• Rove to speak at local event
• Spelling Bee
• Bracing for budget cuts
• Ex-Delphi plant sold
• Warren applied for second S.A.F.E.R. grant
• Parkman station reopens
• Back to school
• Local teacher wanted spot on doomed shuttle
• Church says no to land offer
• Ex-jailer gets 30-day sentence
• Reservists return from Middle East
• Philly cops catch local fugitive
• Warren fire station to reopen
• Upton uncommon among Ohioans
• Speaker series announced for Black History Month.
• Enrollment continues to climb at Kent State Trumbull!
• Drug found for executions
• Department to put GPS in vehicles
• Attorney general visits St. Dom's
• Kasich: Ohio is Open for Business
• `Staying ahead of the curve'
• 1/25/11: Chuck Heinbach (MATH) and Leslie Tomlin (MATH) have both canceled all classes for today.
• Protection order rejected
• Davis' sentence upheld
• Leaders: Jobs should be focus
• Demolition starts on high school
• Court outburst
• Kent State Trumbull Library now lending laptop computers!
• 1/24/11: Maureen Drinkard (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today.
• Area news briefs
• PTAs set for schools in Warren
• Lordstown tackles flow woes
• Ursuline Sisters' program growing
• Volunteers board up vacant houses
• City sees less violence
• Racing day
• Oakhill attorneys in dispute over public records
• Kasich set to visit GM plant
• Dozens take Polar Plunge for charity
• Meeting slated for track developers, state commission
• Concert brings something Special to Someplace Safe
• Engineer investigated
• What all the buzz is about
• Brother: Letson is in rehab
• Board-up set for Warren on Saturday
• Victim missed court date
• Man found dead; home ransacked
• Treasurer: Letson pays property taxes
• Officials at Valley districts say grants are worth the strings attached
• ICON: The Literary and Art Magazine at Kent State University at Trumbull is now accepting submissions for the 37th Hart Crane Memorial Poetry contest.
• 1/20/11: Karen Kotrba (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Man injured in drive-by shooting
• Senior board: County overspent
• Warren could lead field in wind energy
• IRS places lien on Letson
• Cafeteria manager suspended
• 1/19/11: Karen Kotrba (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Hubbard faces honking issue
• Attorney wants language taken from indictment
• Jury hung in aggravated murder trial
• Ohio joins health care lawsuit
• And they're off?
• 1/18/11: Nicole Muckridge (MATH) has canceled her 1 p.m. class today.
• If you were wondering what the hours for Academic Advising & Financial Aid are this week, they have been updated on our website. Seems that someone forgot to input this week when posting January hours. Oops! That was me.
• Union helps Renco in bid for mills
• Wind turbine could come to Warren
• Senior Court looking to expand
• Resort may give boost to racing at fairs
• Program gets kids to think
• Kindergarten transition key to getting kids ready
• Racetrack and resort proposed
• Growth for the base
• More weigh-in sites for fitness
• Mahoning seeks death date
• Day at the museum
• Paying tribute to a trainer
• Future of earmarks in question
• Inner-city Scout troop honored for service
• Chasing the Dream
• Area news briefs
• Brookfield trustee's request criticized
• Cops arrest four during late shift
• Girard thief pleads guilty
• Spellers put their words to the test
• Honks land suspects in county court
• Ex-Delphi boss cleared of fraud
• Lucky 13?
• Raid nets weapons, drugs
• Baby born at 1:11 on 1/11/11
• Hey, since spring semester is already underway, why not think about educational opportunities - wait for it - in the summer!
• 1/13/11: Dr. Niza Licuanan (SOC) has canceled all classes. Students should check their email.
• Lifting spirits
• Verdict in burglary: guilty
• Letson to help define districts
• Delphi buildings ordered demolished
• Warren woman among those injured on bus
• 1/12/11: Dr. Peter Byrne (ENG) 11:30 a.m. class ONLY canceled.
• 1/12/11: Dr. Laurie Hines (CULT) cancelled her 8:30 a.m. class ONLY. Carl Yoke (ENG) has canceled all classes. Students check your email.
• Warren: Snow snarls traffic
• Death drug in short supply
• Trial starts in Campbell slaying case
• EGCC chief: School committed to serving Warren
• $35 million may be gone
• 1/11/10: Alice Turic (NUTR) has canceled all classes. CHECK YOUR EMAIL.
• Chief: Crime rates stable
• Suspected thief escapes
• Hubbard cop waits for word
• Warren hopefuls face off at forum
• Locals attend inauguration
• Former opponents still trading barbs
• Murder trial set to begin
• Sliding through Sunday afternoon
• Niles mayor faces decision
• Trumbull townships share EMS service
• Warren: Antique cycle show opens
• Ohio second in executions
• Mom: Son will be OK
• Trumbull County sees high number of overdoses
• Giffords' colleagues shocked, saddened
• Hung jury in Newton Falls domestic violence trial
• Officer: Hubbard chief put on leave
• Ryan loses assignment
• Safety crews rescue dogs
• Two injured at GM Plant
• Rebuilding on Elm Road
• Churches mark Feast of Theophany
• Firm profits from drilling
• Warren looks for ways to keep new firefighters
• Killer pleads guilty
• Lawyer: Suspect was at a party
• Landlords decry Niles law
• Shooting case in new hands?
• New trial set in murder case
• Local leaders weigh in on new Congress
• Man in court on violence charge
• Judge: Man lived in Vienna
• Board OKs Falls recall petitions
• DNA key to trial in rape case
• Police: Man shot; SUV hits house
• Fire destroys Mecca barn
• Spring 2011 tuition payment due today!
• Spring 2011 online admissions deadline is TODAY! Apply Now!
• School officials address violence at Chaney
• Engineer's employee back on job
• Man arrested in cop shooting
• Area man is slain in Florida
• What's next for Browns?
• Area news briefs
• Sewer use may be limited
• Ludt looks back on last 12 years
• Family rallies around brother
• Seven hurt in duplex fire
• Who will make tomorrow's headlines?
• New year, new family
• Food, fellowship at Warren church
• Whose jersey do you wear?
• Area news briefs
• Moonda asks court to vacate her sentence
• Party benefits department
• Workout at Y honors fitness leader
• Local group seeks transportation grant
• Communities set tree recycling
• Cops ready for New Year's
• Woman injured in car crash
• Local cheerleaders to perform in Miami
• Mahoning budget hits $50.9 million
• County OKs water, sewer rate increases
• Village gets its share
• County seeks money for septic fixes
• Girard approves budget
• Rapist's appeal denied
• Bazetta OKs zoning changes
• Agencies vie to help fill school post
• Townships team up for radio system
• Fire budget raises alarms
• Ex-chief wants record sealed
• Busy weekend for police
• Police: Man stabbed son in stomach
• Crash brings four suits
• Hope for the holidays
• Hagan: Don't raise speed limit
• A day of unity
• Annual Heart Ball set for February
• Girard to get windfall
• Schools struggle with snow days
• Holiday mysteries to roast in your wassail
• Officer looks back on a long career
• Sharing a holiday meal
• How should government in Ohio be run?
• Stories of the year
• News in brief
• Caring spans local faiths
• Three caught inside Tyson mansion
• Mom of inmate suing county
• Help for the holidays
• NCAA busts Buckeyes
• Deer poses dilemma
• Mission serves Christmas dinner
• Scam artist gets to travel for holidays
• Officers offer holiday advice
• Group awards Cruze its top safety rating
• Trumbull engineer to pay for lawsuits
• Cafaro under FBI probe
• Forbes: Valley primed for jobs
• A tradition of lights
• Police: Hide shopping bags
• Some files to stay sealed in Oakhill case
• Warren looks for answers to unpaid utilities
• Toys, meals & more
• Ohio losing two seats in Congress
• Books are one of '12 Ways'
• Man dies from assault injuries
• Ryan could be left out of powerful post
• Chamber touts shared services
• Students turn out own books
• Noelle tells the story of Barkley's market
• Their own little worlds
• Warren promoters wrap up first year
• Liberty: Is drilling for gas safe?
• Ship shape
• Bricks, mortar, memories
• Victim: Shooting deliberate
• Community Stars sought for honor
• Future Delphi tax revenue in question
• Demolishing Delphi
• Mahoning grand jury indicts 23
• Area news briefs
• Police: Father shoots son
• Warren district sees windfall
• Gift of good taste
• Gun, knife found at TCTC
• Students depict Christmas truce
• Trooper honored for saving woman
• Fund to help boys after father slain
• Cops find pot during search
• Free coffee, tea and hot chocolate in the Kent Trumbull Library today and tomorrow, courtesy of Student Activities and the Library. Stop in and warm up with a cup of your favorite beverage.
• Cash for Books! Final days of Bookstore Buyback. Today (9 a.m.-7 p.m.) and tomorrow (9 a.m.-1 p.m.) inside the bookstore, located in the Classroom/Administration Building. Photo ID is required to complete a buyback transaction. Call 330-675-8852 for deta
• Trumbull hikes 'bed tax'
• Niles puts moratorium on new massage parlors
• Valley native to replace Holbrooke
• Reward offered in robbery case
• Boys mourn father
• Lost Dog Alert: The Kent State Trumbull maintenance crew has welcomed a new staffer this week...well, sort of...over the past three days this female mixed breed has been on our campus and is being cared for by the maintenance crew. The dog appears to be
• Storm drops up to 2 feet of snow in parts of the Valley
• Water rates on the agenda
• Robbery suspect sought
• Warren schools expect to get money back
• Police: Woman shoots ex
• 12/14/10: Dr. Michael Lynch (ENG) & Phillip Buntin (ART) will not be on campus. Both ask that students check their email. Carl Yoke (ENG) will not be on campus. Turn in Final Themes & SASE to Information Desk.
• A heavy snowstorm slows things down
• Appeal denied in slaying
• County eyes purchase of Delphi plant
• Youngstown man guilty in murder
• Cold slows down holiday shopping
• 12/13/10: Nader Taha (MATH) will not be on campus. Check e-mail @ 4:45 pm for instructions.
• 12/13/10: Dr. Laurie Hines (EFSS) will not be on campus. Test is on VISTA @ 5:15 pm. Take test online.
• 12/13/10: Dr. James Eberle (BSCI) will not be on campus today. Students should check their email.
• 12/13/10: Rosalie Simiakos (ART) will not be on campus today. Students should check their email.
• Girls offer help to shelter
• Park owners file for bankruptcy
• Public defenders get new leader
• Worst is yet to come for Valley
• Kick start: College in High School
• Fundraisers sing the bake sale blues
• Student robots face off
• Oakhill defense points finger at prosecutor
• Robbers target gas station
• Hands off?
• News in brief
• Mom gets help to bring daughter's body home
• Arguments continue in malpractice case
• Bee season gets started
• A lesson in doing good
• Ex-JFS director wants off probation
• Woman receives grim news
• Lawsuits' cost so far: $450,000
• Letter shows prosecutor's frustrations
• A mother to many
• REMINDER: Spring online admission deadline and Spring tuition payment date are Jan. 4, 2011. Questions? Contact Enrollment Mgt. & Student Services @ 330-675-8860.
• 12/9/10: Dr. Michael Lynch (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• 12/9/10: Dr. Michael Lunch (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Area news briefs
• Shopping for smiles
• Cemetery vandalism charge dismissed
• Defense criticizes media
• Bridging the gap
• 12/8/10: William Shutes (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Pearl Harbor:?69 years later
• Falls considers 2011 budget
• Trial sees slight delay
• Cold snap
• Oakhill papers unsealed
• 12/6/10: The Kent State Trumbull Library will close today at 5:30 p.m.
• 12/6/10: Due to weather conditions, ALL AFTERNOON & EVENING CLASSES have been canceled.
• 12/6/10: Due to weather conditions, MORNING CLASSES have been canceled. Please check back for updates.
• Robot tournament time
• Shooting probe continues
• Beatitude House plans expansion into Ashtabula
• District to reveal building drawings
• Falls chief: Budget cuts could mean fewer officers
• Late firefighter honored
• Cafaro seeks dismissal in Oakhill case
• One dead, one hurt in shooting
• Century of care
• Area news briefs
• Brothers, mom of arsonist arrested
• Group aims to lure business to airport
• Workers seek jobs back
• Songs of the season
• Shooting suspect's dad pleads guilty
• Sights of the season
• Local fans flock to watch James' return
• $1,000 offered in assault
• 'I'm the victim, not the criminal'
• 12/2/10: William Shutes (ENG) has canceled classes for the remainder of today.
• Please note: the class cancelation list directly below THIS post, was for classes of 12/1. We forgot to put the date on before posting yesterday. Sorry if this has caused any confusion.
• Two of three jail officers indicted in eavesdropping probe
• Winter lands with a crash
• Defendant takes deal in officer assault
• Retailers, residents worry about loss
• Sales good news for Cruze
• Dr. Mary Lee Sandusky (ENG/READ) and Heather Fenstermaker (ENG) have canceled all classes for today.
• MVSD tries to protect water
• Funding fanning furlough fears
• More recalls in Newton Falls
• Youngstown cop wants back on job
• Crime rattles residents
• 11/30/10: Chuck Heinbach (MATH) has canceled all classes for today.
• 11/30/10: Carl Yoke (ENG) has canceled all classes for today.
• Newton Falls council mum on city manager's future
• Hunters hit the woods
• Warren officer back on the job
• Woman walks away from rollover crash
• City sees burglary spree
• 11/29/10: Karen Kotrba (ENG) has canceled her 5:30 p.m. class for today.
• 11/29/10: Dr. Bette Beck (BSCI) has canceled all classes for today.
• Doll houses a small glimpse of history
• Girl's goal to grant wishes
• Community Christmas in Fowler
• Prosecutor: County let man escape
• Students inspire teacher
• Trumbull County replacing bridges
• Mayor sets priorities for Newton Falls
• Drilling fears
• In the holiday spirit
• Patrol honors local trooper
• Area news briefs
• Warren firefighters are honored
• Family wants hit-skip answers
• Shoppers rush home with their bargains
• 12 Ways to help families in need
• Oakhill files unsealed
• 12 Ways to help families in need
• Engineer settles for $315,000
• Trustee thankful for fire station
• Sharing meals
• Black (and blue) Friday
• Giving thanks
• Man gets 10 years in death
• Mission thankful for volunteers
• Fire set at slaying site ruled arson
• Youngstown, county seek deal on fuel
• Urso gets 10 years for 15th DUI
• Valley residents hit road for holidays
• Too close to call after official results posted
• Police, donors provide meals
• 11/23/10: Tom Smyth (MERT, TECH) has canceled all classes.
• Vehicles struck in Girard
• Ryan urges GOP to opt out
• Teen gets 2 years in bat attack
• House arrest policy criticized
• Franklin to run for Warren mayor
• SIFE - the newest student organization - stages its inaugural meeting TODAY. Read what all the fuss is about!
• Travelers sound off on security
• Soul of the South Side
• Sewer dispute
• Animal expo brings out pets, owners
• Collecting for veterans
• Remembering lost loved ones
• Missing teen turns self in
• Groups board up vacant houses
• Mom: I never met lawyer seeking share of verdict
• Study: Fewer fatalities with teens behind the wheel
• Girls get into science
• Area news briefs
• Worker testifies in estate case
• Two more face charges
• Holiday harvest
• LifeShare Blood Drive happens Nov. 22 & 23, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. both days at Classroom/Administration Bldg. Chipotle gift card or LifeShare t-shirt to all who donate. Photo ID required.
• LifeShare Blood Drive happens Nov. 22 & 23, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. both days at Classroom/Administration Bldg. Chipotle gift card or LifeShare t-shirt to all who donate. Photo ID required.
• A memorial service for Nancy Resh, former ASL instructor at Kent State Trumbull, will be held on Sunday, Dec. 5 from 2:30 p.m.-5 p.m. in Room 202 and the Student Union.
• A memorial service for Nancy Resh will be held Sunday, Dec. 5 from 2:30 p.m.-5 p.m. in Room 202 (Classroom/Administration Bldg.) & the Student Union area of Kent State Trumbull. Everyone is welcome to attend.
• Spring 2011 Online Admissions Deadline is January 4, 2011 – APPLY NOW!
• For those that requested contact information for Hawkes Funeral Home in regard to Nancy Resh's funeral: Hawkes Funeral Home, 15001 Patrick Henry Highway, Amelia, VA 23002, Phone: (804) 561-5500
• Where did John Rebhan live?
• Local leaders hail GM stock sale
• Woman drags burning dryer out of home
• Residents facing criminal charges
• Adduci retires in Niles
• LifeShare Blood Drive happens Nov. 22 & 23, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. both days at Classroom/Administration Bldg. Chipotle gift card or LifeShare t-shirt to all who donate. Photo ID required.
• 11/18/10: Phillip Buntin (ART) has canceled all classes cancelled today. Students check your e-mail.
• Celebrating science
• Toles to appear on 'Oprah'
• Dems keep Pelosi
• Smoking law showing results
• Students put math skills to the test
• Dear Kent State University at Trumbull family - It is with great sadness that we inform you all of the passing of Nancy Resh. Resh was an ASL instructor at Kent State Trumbull and was appointed a full-time faculty member in 2008. Prior to that time, she
• County appeals sentence reduction
• Falls considers firing manager
• Clemency stuns family, detective
• Citizens group wants ouster
• Kidnap suspect had area ties
• Kent Trumbull Theatre is proud to present our upcoming performances Barbara Robinson’s play, "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever". This family-oriented holiday comedy directed by Patricia M. Fagan will perform on Dec. 10-12 and 17-19.
• 11/16/10: Steve Roberts (JUS) has canceled all classes for today.
• 11/16/10: Nancy Resh's (ASL) classes have been canceled for today.
• 11/16/10: Sandra Gustavson (M&IS) & Lynn Zvara (ENG) have both canceled all classes for today. Gustavson asks students to check your email.
• Plan aims to protect water
• Chamber proposes new trade center
• Cops: Guard stole drugs
• Strickland spares child killer
• Wild about Harry
• 11/15/10: Dr. Pam Lieske (ENG) has canceled all afternoon & evening classes for today.
• The Warren Kiwanis Club will host its 32nd Annual Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 25 on the campus of Kent State University at Trumbull. The event features a 5-mile run and 2-mile fun run/walk. The 2-mile fun run will begin at 9 a.m. wit
• 11/15/10: Dr. Jeff Nelson (COMM) has canceled all classes for Monday, Nov. 15 AND Tuesday, Nov. 16.
• Area news briefs
• West meets East
• Group sees improvement in area economy
• Three save kids from fire
• Waiting for a new home
• CSB chief retires
• Early Christmas shopping
• Cop recalls killer's case
• New start for GM
• More with less
• Board rejects ballots
• Grand jury indicts trucker again
• Driver pleads guilty in crash
• Bus driver dies at wheel
• Niles: Craft show
• GM transfers optimistic about Lordstown's future
• Mahoning official planning reforms
• VFW members decorate graves in Lordstown
• Parade all about vets and families
• Service shared for the nation
• Life in the spotlight
• County forms land bank
• Girard arrests hit-skip suspect
• GM reports $2 billion profit
• Family shares bond in war
• Woman injured by stray bullet
• Workers injured at plant
• Graham goes for it
• 'Loser' a big deal in Howland
• A lesson in history
• Energy project hits block
• Visiting judge may hear cop's case
• Driver is questioned in Girard
• Demolition nearly finished
• Newton Falls law director takes helm
• Board gives backing
• Canine tutors encourage reading skills to kids
• Girard native took tank tour of Europe
• Girard seeks hit-skip driver
• Event honors Vietnam veterans
• Watching over wetlands
• Forum sale benefits county
• GOP in charge of redrawing congressional district lines
• Ridge native deals with violence daily in Yemen
• Fight from far away
• Infante: Niles holding its own
• Line for post starts to form
• O'Brien to move on
• Southington to meet on comprehensive plan
• Area news briefs
• Falls recalls Layshock
• Area news briefs
• Police arrest man at parking lot fight
• Iowa woman wins Cruze
• Schools set to end emergency
• Adoptions celebrated with special occasion
• Leads dry up in Hartford assault case
• Mathews Schools meets on finances
• County workers fired
• Warren man guilty in Ponzi scheme
• Driven to recover
• Trumbull Dems win state seats
• Wilson is out
• Swing state
• Children Services levy looks like winner
• Election happy ending for library levies
• Area news briefs
• Author discusses teen violence with parents
• Falls recall election Thursday
• 52 percent voter turnout expected
• New poll position in Vernon
• Mathews school board to discuss cuts
• Niles looks at online school
• Digging up family secrets
• Niles man helped keep Army on the move
• Vandals hit vacant factories
• Ghost stories
• Family mourns crash victim
• Experts: Governor's race is key
• Clinton visits Valley
• Sat 6:55 pm: Clinton woos Boardman crowd
• Weight limit causes a stir
• Battle for the 17th District
• Jailer faces drug charges
• Police: Torched car linked to slaying
• Vienna trustee: I wasn't wrong to open crypt
• Traficant: Land secured for casino
• Internal Affairs on case
• Closed meeting about Delphi site
• KraftMaid set to lay off 145 workers
• Officer on sick leave after crash
• Driving business?
• Fear Forest Haunted Hayride
• Man guilty in Auto Zone case
• Area news briefs
• YSU, Eastern Gateway announce partnership
• Answers sought on drill leases
• Commissioners meet; public not invited
• Slaying suspect coming home
• Drunken driver faces 10 years
• Officials to reveal incubator's home
• New perch
• Men caught in vacant Delphi plant
• Clinton tickets gone in minutes
• Jobless rates improve
• Owner: Casino not a clincher
• DUI case winds down
• 4:26 p.m.: Storm forces soccer postponements
• Clinton to contrast candidates
• Moving meals for 40 years
• Seminar in Cortland to focus on teen violence
• Survey leads to levy request
• Felony drunken driving trial gets under way
• Murder trial under way in Youngstown
• Shipments of Cruze resume
• History alive in cemetery
• War ends when soldiers are safe
• Vet wouldn't speak of war's horrors
• EPA?should compromise on sewers
• Injuries don't stop racers
• Housing developer disappears
• Thrill of victory
• Police catch slaying suspect
• New champs crowned
• A day to work together
• Police: Robber told cop of plans
• Helping hands
• Girard High put on lockdown
• Fired officer files appeal
• Fashion statement
• Watkins: Don't let rapist go
• More voting early
• Commissioners not ready to back casino
• Verdict: $13.9 million
• Port member denies conflict
• Commissioners wait to decide on discipline
• Police: Bank robber left digital trail
• Trust to clean GM sites
• Gore gone too far?
• Parents group calls for Warren super's ouster
• Two could lose jobs
• From water to power
• Judge rules for county in 911 case
• Election 2010: Sign dispute in Warren
• Jury gets malpractice case
• Traficant cites treaty
• Police arrest bank robbery suspect
• Oh deer
• Doctor's case coming to end
• Driver in fatal gets 9 years
• Relay takes on new life
• Transfers head to Lordstown
• Make A Difference Day is almost here
• Price war with China
• The Rivalry
• Workers prepare for ice, snow
• WWII vet wounded by shrapnel
• Trumbull, Ashtabula discuss collaboration
• Transit systems to change
• Dogs have their dress-up day
• Far, far away - in Kinsman
• Market blossoms in third year
• Area news briefs
• Bazetta has three levies on ballot
• Hagan jumps in Chamber fracas
• And the winner is ...
• Doctor back on the stand
• Girl's mother takes the stand
• Clever mom sets up sting
• Traficant seeks casino support
• New hospital owner to invest $10 million
• Growing pains
• Economist: No double-dip
• Cops hunt attacker
• Warren firefighter promoted
• Valley linked to Medicare case
• Cruze drawing set for Friday
• Ryan bashes chamber
• WARREN: FLAG RETIRED
• GM offers stock to workers
• Heating oil costs on rise, however
• Doctor: Girl will need care for life
• Art reaches new eyes
• Merged parishes choose names
• Canfield's Zoldan to leave chamber
• applied science: Robots help students
• Kasich talks jobs during Valley visit
• Trooper thwarts attack
• Crash victim stable
• District freezes super's pay
• Tribune offers readers a chance to give thanks
• Veteran brought his platoon home alive
• Who should get the bill?
• Just a fish tale?
• Masterpiece(s)
• Squatters anger residents
• Two die in crashes
• 1 Ohio school, 4 bullied teens dead by own hand
• Crash strands woman for hours
• Dad testifies in civil case
• College coming to downtown Warren
• Cops: True target found
• Warren man dies in crash
• Water meters spin again
• Witness: Doctor responsible
• Pair could get death
• trumbull art gallery: healing power of art
• A second showdown
• Three arrested in raid
• Anonymous donor gives $10,000 to adoptive family
• Clemency hearing set for man who killed 3-year-old
• Firefighter jobs at risk
• Board certifies Newton Falls recall petition
• Oakhill suspects file claims
• Passion for Cooking
• Unity Day event held in Warren
• Vienna reports a rise in break-ins
• Does Biden visit help governor?
• No time to eat during lunch
• Boost from Biden
• Warren Marine survived final assault warine pt
• Grant allows recalls
• Grants will help make a difference in lives of others
• Liberty schools still paying for the past
• Education in the Valley: the cost of EdChoice
• Former 911 director is honored at service
• Falls to hire law director
• Biden set for rally in Struthers
• Children services seeks replacement levy
• Residents pray for peace
• Solar Tour to include Trumbull site
• Area news briefs
• County engineer gets new attorney
• Forum officially no more
• Plant hopes to expand capacity
• Police: Search finds bulletproof vest, loaded gun
• Shooting suspect's dad charged
• PBGC to get Forum pensions
• Firm: Bill could be a boon
• Area news briefs
• 'Quiet' neighborhood erupted in violence
• Biden to stump in Valley
• Suspects to face death penalty
• Local schools recognized
• Delphi might demolish facility
• Police arrest man in shooting
• Slaying suspect on $3M bond
• Working on the railroad
• Jury selection in TMH suit
• Taking flight: Boy gets a taste of pilot's life
• Scam artist gets 5 years
• Man arrested in shooting
• Jailhouse rock
• Cops: Search nets guns
• Police find SUV in slaying
• Report: Severstal sets deadline
• Court puts rules on film
• Task force finds 222 pot plants
• Austintown officials demand cleanup on Kirk Road
• Political group plans forums
• Bloomfield vet worked with sonar in WWII
• Police hunt for clues in slaying
• Families gather for support
• Events will help make a difference
• Volunteers help improve park land
• Warren house burns
• Buddy walk blossoms
• Parents go the distance
• Warrant issued in shooting
• Area farmers have plenty of pumpkins
• 2 charged in agent's death
• Area news briefs
• Warren to recall 10 firefighters, hire more
• Youngstown police search for more clues
• VGRIP to continue through winter
• County saves on purchase of fuel
• Cop honored as Carnegie Hero
• Brutus: A tough nut
• Grant allows firefighters to return
• Authority faces cash shortfall
• EPA: Time's up for Times Square
• Men questioned in agent's death
• Deputy nabs suspects in theft
• Sewer hike to be tabled
• Officials hope Tampa flights lead to bigger things
• Defense contractors tour area industries
• Rolling Stone gathers crowd
• Police rescue victim
• AG approves Forum sale
• Help still sought in 4-year-old crime
• Area news briefs
• Dennison remembered as hard worker
• Stolen tractor found in Michigan
• Falls ordered to pay mayor
• Early bird gets vote?
• Three generations flying high
• More places in the sun
• Lacking resources
• Downbeat on 'upgrade'
• News in brief
• Seniors sought for cornhole contest
• Old case sheds light on Oakhill
• Airport ambition: Efforts continue for local daily passenger service
• Built on tradition: Old-fashioned event brings out community
• A clean desk spills the wrong message
• Teaching experience: Mentors help new educators transition
• News in brief
• Living history
• Teen faces assault charge
• Fall's bounty: Lordstown Apple cider
• Murder co-defendant can appeal
• Cleanup set for W. Market Street
• 4 more indicted on gun charges
• Tsagaris released from prison
• 2 plead guilty in murder
• Overcrowded: Schools suffer growing pains
• Human remains digitally reconstructed
• Thousands seeking work crowd Covelli Centre during job fair
• Big Dipper coasting into history?
• Retirees' pension fight gets a boost
• Youngstown cruiser shot several times
• Local Dems, GOP sound off on debate
• Ohio showdown
• Mathews: Night of music
• Tribune buys first retail Cruze
• Charges dropped in drug overdose
• Man jailed in hit, skip
• McKinley Memorial Library asking for 1.5 mills
• Girard library hopes to stay independent
• Man gets 10 years in sex crime
• Open enrollment: Local districts seeing influx of new students
• St. Mary's celebrates 175th year
• Beatitude House to join efforts
• Area firefighters honor those killed
• The cost of college
• Celebrating survival
• Hearing set on gas drilling
• Teletype operator served in the Navy
• Deaths of mom, two boys not forgotten
• Fundraiser set for Liberty community center
• United Ways to merge?
• Area news briefs
• Brunner answers elections board complaints
• Ex-chief disputes spending
• Schools' aim: Keep students
• Dozens gather to honor slain child
• Sferra: Add fee for concerts
• Congressman praises local Urban League
• EPA seeks info on gas drilling
• Youngstown to get $1.1M in HUD?funds
• Well or waterline?
• Warren Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Cruze launches
• Land owner sues to stop truck night
• Victims' advocate remembers good times
• Kinsman House may get $150,000
• Music in the air: YSU Wind Ensemble
• 'Heart' tugs skater to show
• Lost compactor found in woods
• Police: Teen shot two with one bullet
• Bond reduced in Marines crash case
• GM party to launch Cruze
• Finishing touches to the tiles
• VGRIP takes aim at violence
• A grand turnaround
• Veteran repaired B-17 bombers
• JFS?offers rides to those who need them
• Hot shot
• Couple's sweet creations will help Make A Difference
• Officials rally in Warren
• High notes
• On a higher road
• For the love of bunny
• Firefighters running in memory of 9/11
• Mission of mirth
• Antiques help power fair
• Mahoning County grand jury indicts 33
• Officer misses hearing
• Lawyer seeks reduced bond for truck driver
• Man jailed after shooting
• All about the animals
• Gun program has banner day
• Area task forces find less pot
• Students, parents tour new Warren K-8 buildings
• Man creates art from fair controversy
• Big crowd enjoys Geauga fair, contest
• Suspensions never served
• Hartford residents upset by trucks
• Geauga County Fair set to open
• Canfield Fair: Getting ready
• Bond hearing is delayed
• Nine face fraud charges
• Family of 7 escapes house fire
• Students get first look
• Innocent plea from Oak Hill defendant
• Creativity in Canfield
• Couple weds at memorial
• Party chair calls for investigation
• Traficant has enough signatures
• Truck driver pleads not guilty
• Veteran saw the world in Army
• Early admission
• Area news briefs
• Youngstown: Running for a good cause
• Death spurs calls for exotic pet ban
• Couple fighting for sewers
• Expert: Ryan is still a shoe-in
• Pet dog slain
• Want to win a Cruze?
• Ohio rail safety among worst in the nation
• Bumpy ride
• Chief: Cruze on track
• Area news briefs
• Cordray: Forum review coming
• Schools earn better scores
• Backers: Traficant is in
• Niles schools stave off deficit
• Howland teens arrested
• Traficant supporters to argue case
• Girard cops nab suspect
• Port Authority owes $36,000 sewer bill
• Fire chief: Witnesses aren't cooperating
• Attorneys: Charges vague
• State keeps Traficant's hopes alive
• Ready to pedal?
• Another bank job
• 1:40 p.m.: State orders probe into Traficant candidacy
• Tue 2:30 pm: Girard bank is robbed
• Mon 3:30 pm: Crash kills two
• Mon. 8am: Double fatal in Youngstown
• Mon 2pm: Firm to pay in bridge collapse
• Mon 3pm: Tiger Woods, wife divorce
• Fri. 10:19am: Youngstown officer shoots driver
• Thurs 11:30 am: Jobless claims rise to highest level in 9 months
• Thurs 11:28 am: Last US combat brigade heads home
• Thu 3:30pm: VFW post cleared
• Wed 11:30am: Obama in Columbus
• Wed 11:35am: Voters oppose mosque
• Wed 2:45pm: Muslims question mosque
• Wed 3pm: Racing data is sought
• 5:10pm: Judge receives verdict in Blago case
• 5:30 p.m.: Violation of airspace around Obama's plane
• 5:34 p.m.: Jury finds Blagojevich guilty of lying to agents
• 6pm: Blago guilty on 1 count; feds vow retrial
• Noon: Reports of gunfire at campus near Dallas
• 3:15pm: Blago jurors ask for advice
• Update: Shooting in Texas was aimed at police
• 4:30pm: Lawyers in Blago case summoned to court
• 11am: Astronauts plug in new pump
• 11:05am: DOJ ends probe of DeLay
• Noon: Columnist James Kilpatrick dies
• 4:45pm: GM IPO papers next week
• 10am: Retail sales post gain
• 10:10am: Obama to sign border security bill
• 10:15am: Patrol: ID theft increase 'alarming'
• 10:38 a.m.: Trade report: Severstal seeks buyers
• 11am: GM CEO Whitacre stepping down
• Noon: Whitacre's replacement 'right choice'
• 9:40am: Unemployment claims reach 484,000
• 9:45am: GM posts $1.33 billion profit
• 2pm: Dan Rostenkowski dies
• 2:20pm: $3 billion in housing aid available
• 12:21 p.m.: Judge approves Forum purchase
• 2:34 p.m. - Family spokesman says ex-Sen. Stevens killed
• 4:30pm: Stevens dies in crash, ex-NASA chief lives
• 2010 Annual Meeting and Awards Luncheon
• Campaign 2009 Kickoff
• United Way of Trumbull County June Newsletter - June 8, 2009

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