Youngstown, OH News

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• Lopez’s 3 RBIs lead Indians past Royals
• Pirates drop Reds for 4th straight win
• WORTH A LOOK
• Engaged couple set wedding for September 1
• Regina Deramo, Robert Lucente Jr. to wed in August
• Woytek-Moran wedding plans are announced
• Animal groups unite for Tails & Trails walk
• Tropical Storm Beryl hits land in Fla. with near-hurricane force winds
• Lost soldiers now found
• Canfield veteran, students bond at DC war memorial
• 1-2-3 SWEEP
• Struthers grads, families go the distance for achievement
• Kahne keeps Hendrick success rolling at Charlotte
• Grooming history
• Dominance on the diamond
• Libraries offer hands-on science fun for kids
• Chicago completes sweep of first-place Indians
• Chaney STEM students headed east for workshop at West Point
• Pirates hand Cubs 12th straight loss
• State fire marshal to probe explosion, fire in Trumbull County
• Police seek help in identifying man struck, killed by train today
• 155 Struthers High grads, family members go the distance
• Tropical Storm Beryl takes aim at Georgia, Florida
• Pirates drub reeling Cubs
• Cosmo keeps on cutting after 52 years as East Side barber
• Franchitti again wins Indy 500, this time in honor of D-dub
• Meet finalists for Mahoning library director Wednesday
• Ryan, Sammarone to formally open 82-unit YMHA apartments Tuesday
• 910th Airlift Wing to perform flyover in Lowellville on Monday
• Five Chaney students head to West Point
• Michelle Obama, daughters attend Beyonce concert
• Syria denies responsibility for attack killing 90
• Five suspects in Cleveland bomb plot head back to court
• Let children sit near parents on airlines without extra fees, senator urges
• Memorial Day events here
• Brooke Carlon to be bride of Brad Vaughn
• Cabuno-Wilson wedding to be in Boardman Park
• Leonelli-Zordich wedding will be open event
• Amanda Moore, Robert McKenzie to wed June 16
• Family plans trip in recognition of DiVincenzos’ 50th
• Family dinner marks 60th for the Merediths
• Mr., Mrs. Wilcox are celebrating golden event
• Niles couple mark golden year with family and trips
• Group presents scholarship, honors Boney at luncheon
• YMCA is preparing for Resume Play
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• Another warm, humid day for Youngstown with scattered storms possible
• 24 members of the Grantonic family have served in the U.S. military Love of Country
• Casinos to curtail winnings in W.Va., Pa., Mich.
• Two nabbed in Niles on drug charges
• Poland, Champion, Mathews are state-bound
• Ohio, Pa. departments fighting Vernon Township house fire
• Vindy champion Lee is ready for national spelling bee
• Review board says babies must sleep safely
• Type rider tour stops in downtown Youngstown
• 136th Niles commencement is a first at Warren’s Packard Music Hall
• Iron Soup garage sale closed for holiday
• Very warm and humid with storms possible in Youngstown today
• Valley Memorial Day events offer something for everyone
• Health Fair on the Square offers free screenings, advice
• East Palestine firefighters memorial June 6
• Get information about gas line extensions in Poland
• Grand Valley stings Irish in 7th inning of D-3 finals
• World War I cartoons, unseen for 90 years, to be displayed at Butler
• 4x100 Falcons punch ticket to state meet
• Holiday activities abound in Valley
• Girl, 10, accused of committing sex crimes against 3 in Canfield
• Maplewood boys pull out win at regional final
• Judge OKs prison tax; CCA owes city $1.3M
• YSU, Aquadro stun Wright State to advance
• Lakeview doubles team and JFK’s Abdul-Aal fall in state play
• Ohio lawmakers approve bill to forgive Youngstown's debt on arena
• Pa. coroner confirms Beaver Twp. woman’s death was homicide
• Homer ends Canfield dream of state
• Harding students pack in reading for the summer
• Hubbard graduates conquer challenges
• Remembering 26 fallen officers
• Canfield, Ursuline baseball teams lose
• Covelli Centre taxes and penalties set to be forgiven
• 10-year-old Canfield girl accused of sex crimes
• Senators seek to name bison ‘national mammal’
• Pa. mom questioned in death of toddler twins
• Investigators enter fire-damaged sub in Maine
• Passenger restrained on flight to Miami arrested
• Free child car seat checks available
• NJ judge: Texter not liable for driver’s crash
• Report: Ohio juvenile prison no longer in crisis
• Judge: Anti-gay marriage law is unconstitutional
• Type Rider tour coming Saturday to downtown Youngstown
• Police ID 18-month-old Pa. twins apparently killed by their mother
• Defense bill could save aircraft at Ohio bases
• Ohio Supreme Court dismisses gay-marriage challenge
• Beaver Township woman’s death confirmed homicide
• Suspect awaits arraignment in ’79 Etan Patz case
• Cherry Street warehouse destroyed by fire
• Dragon arrives at space station in historic 1st
• Vote to help Youngstown's Wick Park win national title
• BREAKING NEWS: Marion's Auto Wrecking blaze
• BREAKING NEWS: Youngstown firefighters battle East Side blaze
• Jury in John Edwards trial starting 6th day in NC
• Austintown schools evacuated early today
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Pa. man convicted of endangerment in tot overdose
• Boom boxes taped together close Pittsburgh highway
• Pa. lawmakers call for aging gas line replacement
• Salvation Army civic dinner June 5
• Thunderstorms possible in Youngstown through the holiday weekend
• Gabriel’s one-hitter has Poland playing for state trip
• Charges against Jamar Houser dismissed
• RG Steel closure to idle 1,000
• Canfield puts it all together
• Pa. police: 2 women admit their role in slaying of Beaver Twp. woman, 20
• Youngstown police and council seek to toughen curfew law
• State would send millions to Austintown and other racino sites
• Ohio lawmakers OK tougher rules for new oil and gas wells
• Thursday's High School Tournament Scores
• NJ casino carjacking couple sentenced to decades
• Ohio panel OKs deal on money for racetrack cities
• Ohio teen to be tried as adult in school shooting
• 101-year-old man killed by 91-year-old driver
• Officer: Ohio teen admitted to Feb. school killings
• Jury in John Edwards trial asks for 20 exhibits
• Ohio legislators to vote on new drilling rules
• Ohio hospital settles lawsuit over fetuses in jars
• Mom wants charges over boy put in washing machine
• Cops: Son injured during dad’s samurai sword fight
• Mom of man shot in Harvard dorm sues university
• Texan convicted of helping al-Qaida to learn fate
• BREAKING NEWS: Murder charges dropped against Jamar Houser in 2010 shooting death
• NYPD: Person implicated in Etan Patz death
• SF official says Ouija board comment was joke
• Afternoon thunderstorms possible in Youngstown today
• Police: Woman, 69, man, 85, dead in murder-suicide
• Jury to decide fate of man in officer killing
• Man gunned down outside bar
• Deanna Blair, Arnold Barzak III to wed in August
• Miss Zalac to wed Mr. Georgiades in July ceremony
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Historical society sets speaker
• Fitch’s Billy Price qualifies for state in discus
• GOP still dragging feet on Nitro’s Law
• Betras on replacing judge: Stop in the name of efficiency
• Springfield baseball team back in a familiar position
• Despite high gas prices, Ohio drivers move slowly, cautiously toward CNG vehicles
• Athletes have busy day at D-3 track and field meet
• Unabomber submits update to Harvard alumni book
• Somali man charged with 4 murders in North Dakota
• Mathews defeats Jackson-Milton in regional softball
• NV wildfire guts homes, casts haze over wide area
• Book giveaway is Thursday in Youngstown
• Suspended priest pleads guilty in child-porn case
• Man breaks into Kansas TV station, stabs 2 workers
• Ohio man sentenced to death in triple stabbing
• Ohio pancake house owner accused of $3M scheme
• Condemned Ohio inmates' injection claim denied
• Another FAMU drum major describes being beaten
• SAP to buy Ariba for $4.5B, extending cloud push
• Obama to address Air Force graduates in Colorado
• Mahoning County land bank board meets Tuesday
• New charges for Indiana man suspected of killing 3
• NJ stabbing victims were elderly mother, daughter
• 6-year-olds wander from Pa. school to museum
• YSU payroll scandal case remains unresolved
• Mom of deported teen runaway files federal lawsuit
• Crude oil falls below $90 a barrel
• Regulators probe bank's role in Facebook IPO
• Pa. AG: 4 scammed more than 200 seniiors
• Egyptians vote in first free presidential election
• Ohio restaurant owner convicted of insurance fraud
• Ohio puppies found in suitcase going to new homes
• Partly sunny in Youngstown today, storms possible on Thursday
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Habitat’s ReStore plans annual tent sale
• Ursuline, Canfield face tough opponents
• Valley leads state in economic growth, analyst says
• Chatter over Youngstown charter
• Poland and Champion continue title quests
• Workers for Youngstown face more oversight
• Banks, Dosch named All-HL
• McCoy hopes for a chance
• Occupy Youngstown rallies to promote use of land banks
• Fujita vows to prevail in Saints’ bounty scandal
• 5 finalists vie for director of Mahoning library system
• Boisterous crowd weighs in on Youngstown charter proposals
• Comanche Nation makes Johnny Depp honorary member
• Reno air races to modify course after crash last year killed 11
• Ore. police: 5 dead in apparent murder-suicide
• Austintown man headed to federal prison for child porn
• Man pleads guilty to trespassing on Mount Rushmore
• Group seeks to change way redistricting is done in Ohio
• Ohio family hopes stolen swine statue is returned
• Mich. serial stabbing suspect convicted of murder
• Pa. House OK sales-tax exemption for airplanes
• Ohio docs can't reveal drilling chemicals to public
• Man accused of hitting noisy kid at Washington theater
• Statewide sale of homes continues to improve
• 1 killed in explosion at suburban Chicago factory
• Info sought for abuser of Youngstown cat
• NJ man accused of Obama threat can get guns back
• Exotic animal regs clear Ohio House
• Liberty trustees have special meeting Wednesday
• Ohio House passes human trafficking bill
• April home sales in Ohio continued upward trend
• Summit doubleheader short on surprises
• Ohio law ends labeling pit bulls as 'vicious'
• Methane reported in 2 northern Pa. water wells
• Ohio lawmakers to work on gambling-bill compromise
• Ohio judges to study Holocaust leadership issues
• A shower or two possible in Youngstown today, then sunshine returns
• Brenda Bungard, Michael Armaline to wed in garden
• Boardman Park setting for Villers, Banasiewicz rite
• Lawler-Kuzniak wedding plans are made known
• REUNIONS
• Help youth group with a haircut
• TIME TO REFLECT
• Voters to see levies on ballot in Nov.
• Poland BOE postpones levy action
• Judge sentences Shaw to 62 years in prison
• Upgrades planned by HMHP
• One big week
• Court upholds decision against Dann
• FBI investigates bomb threat at Utah cyber center
• 2 Canadian tourists fatally stabbed in NJ robbery
• Texas airline exec found guilty in child porn case
• ACTION calls for community to help stem Youngstown violence
• HMHP plans $203.3M in improvements to its hospitals in Youngstown, Boardman and Warren
• YSU hires vice president for fundraising
• Fire destroys Ellsworth Twp. home
• State OKs funding for Mahoning, Trumbull business projects
• Environmentalists criticize Ohio drilling rules
• Ohio univeristy sues over birth-control mandate
• Foes of Ohio union limits joins redistricting fight
• GOP candidate for Congress seat opens Warren office
• Ohio's second casino is all about convenience
• Ex-student in Rutgers webcam case gets 30 days
• Hubbard city officials meet today to discus JEDD
• Shaw given life sentence for slaying
• Warm and humid in Youngstown with a threat of storms late
• WORTH A LOOK
• Cancer wellness center to be focus of event
• UPDATE: At least 45 arrested in NATO protests; 4 Chicago police officers injured
• Tribe closer Perez keeps heat on fans
• 20 gather for prayer at well in Vienna
• Niles BOE to consider layoffs for 34 workersSFlb
• Boardman students earn trip to state Envirothon
• Campbell gets $1.9M for YS&T property cleanup
• Man faces charges after arrest at church
• Major league baseball
• Marlins silence Tribe
• Mannozzi sets sights on London race-walk
• Glenn Frey covers the standards
• Surplus food/clothing
• Goodbye ‘House’
• Arson destroys another vacant home in Youngstown
• Robin Gibb, founder of Bee Gees, dies at 62
• YEC Class of 2012 earn diplomas, many college credits
• UPDATE: Police, NATO demonstrators clash in streets of Chicago
• Big crowds, long lines mark Cleveland casino’s first week
• Ohio plans aggressive campaign to erase the dead from voter rolls
• Trumbull grant to pay half the wages of new shale workers
• Thousands protest NATO, war in streets of Chicago
• Main Youngstown library gets new electronic sign
• Ohio ranks as a national leader in dropouts, ‘dropout factories’
• Taliban to all nations in Afghanistan: Get out this year
• Mick Jagger, ‘SNL’ cast give Kristen Wiig royal sendoff
• Korhans mark golden year of marriage
• Surprise party marks Borrellis’ 50th anniversary
• Family will host 50th celebration for Lehotskys
• Mr. & Mrs. Bartos celebrate their 50th anniversary
• Yarnells mark 60th anniversary at dinner party
• Family, friends honor Helmicks’ 50th anniversary
• Frattarolis mark 50th anniversary with dinner event
• Shillings to mark 60th anniversary at family affair
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• Italian Fest accepting honor applications
• JCL will award scholarships, install officers
• 1,185 cap college career at YSU
• NAACP backs same-sex marriage as civil right
• Man painting fence in Pa. killed by car; 2 others hurt
• Chinese activist who fled house arrest lands in US
• Vatican: New book of leaked documents 'criminal'
• Toledo Zoo opens new $15M elephant exhibit
• TV blitz begins, but is Pa. really a swing state?
• Prosecutor: Trio planned to attack Obama's HQ
• 2 men treated after rabid fox bite in eastern, Pa.
• Mahoning Co. GOP has open house Thursday
• US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission mobile unit here Friday
• Police: Man sets SUV on fire, spreads to store in Springfield Ohio
• OSHP starts 24/7 posts for larger cities
• Motorcyclist dies in chase with Ohio police
• Thompson-Brown wedding plans are announced
• Plans announced for Colleen Ogan, Patrick McGuire
• Erica Hubble, Nathan Blust to wed in July
• Couple’s wedding will take place at Fla. beach resort
• Golf outing to benefit the mission of NOAS
• Happy 95th Birthday | Willie Maude Clemons
• Terminated and frustrated
• French company receives its stakes in leases
• Detective’s entry into Biden motorcade prompts probe by YPD internal affairs
• ’13 USPS downsizing will curtail tax revenue
• NFL: Browns in town
• Canfield wins Card game
• Fitch Falcons ride sweep into regional
• Austintown Fitch class learns stylish lessons in tolerance
• Democratic candidate for court drops out
• Police added at carnival after threats of retaliation
• Cancer survivors’ stories, laps kick off Liberty Relay for Life
• 2 more women convicted in police officer’s beating
• SIBS and RIBS
• 2 Youngstoiwn women convicted in police officer's beating
• Gorilla dies at Columbus Zoo
• Man’s defibrillator stops knife during attack
• Ohio State reports 46 minor NCAA violations across 21 sports
• Heads wins coin toss for Texas City Council seat
• Feds say pilot tried to bring gun on plane in NY
• Prison for ex-priest in plot to kill abuse accuser
• Market Street in Boardman will have lane restrictions
• Mahoning GOP plans open house
• Stabbed Ohio woman hits child with car, both dead
• United Arab Emirates gives $5M to Joplin hospitals
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Texas high court orders state to pay ex-inmate $2M
• Panel says Pa. Supreme Court justice promoted staff campaign work
• Crews at CO wildfire to face warm, stormy weather
• Jurors in Edwards trial ask to look at exhibits
• State wants info on Girard-based solicitations
• Sinclair, ex-Traficant aide, resigns from law practice
• Ohio gov: Welfare drug testing could be beneficial
• Ohio’s unemployment rate has dropped again
• Boardman police watching for violence at mall carnival
• McDonald hires Youngstown schools official as interim treasurer
• Sunny and warm weather expected this weekend in Youngstown
• Youngstown club announces “Mother of the Year 2012”
• Community garden needs participants
• Medical Alliance names ‘Gem of the Year’
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Canfield doubles up rival Poland in Div. II
• Returning champions
• Behind Shivers’ rallying record, Quakers pleased with opening day at D2 district
• Thrilling in extra innings
• Young shooting victim vowed to change his life, family says
• HIV-positive man sentenced to three years for assault
• Council recommends changes for SCOPE funding, centers
• Browns’ John Greco back home for youth camp
• Degree Glee
• District treasurer is placed on leave
• Youngstown postal center to close by Feb. 2013
• At Preakness, Graham Motion is hunter
• Trial date in bridge bomb plot changed
• PGA TOUR KOKRAK | Jason shoots 72 in opening round
• Autopsy: Evidence of marijuana in Martin’s blood
• Report: 1 detective wanted Zimmerman charged
• Boardman Community Day scheduled Saturday
• Youngstown mail processing and distribution facility to close in February
• YMHA selects Carmelita Douglas as new exec director
• White powder case costing millions to investigate
• Mahoning grand jury indicts man suspected in West Side bank robbery
• Injured man survives week in woods after car crash
• Greatest juniors tee off Sunday; sign up
• Mom gets 9 years in Ohio teen’s malnutrition death
• Florida tourism numbers show slight gain in 2012
• NY FBI agent killed in WWII secret mission honored
• Evacuations ordered near blaze in northern Colo.
• Florida student to plead guilty to Obama threat
• ODNR issues drilling permit in Trumbull County
• Disco queen Donna Summer dies; was 63
• Coroner: RFK Jr.’s wife died of hanging
• Warm and dry in Youngstown through the weekend
• Warm and dry in Youngstown through the weekend
• Nicole Latone, Michael Crockett will wed in June
• Moses-Turner wedding plans are announced
• Michele Carosella, Kelly Fookes will wed in July rite
• Parents of Julie Bolkovac announce her engagement to John Carney
• Kunder-Hilpert wedding plans are announced
• Amy Jo Dundics and Robert Grieco plan June wedding, parents reveal
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• ‘Fun in the Park’ will feature ribs, chicken
• Agee gets 40 years in killing of ‘special man’
• Cashing in on the shale boom
• Complaint: Reardon got $115K for bogus debt
• ON TO REGIONAL
• Biden slams Romney’s policies during Valley visit
• Kokrak seeks ways to improve
• OHSAA: No again to competitive balance initiative
• Probe continues in shooting deaths
• East students plant garden
• Campbell voters to see street levy on fall ballot
• Trumbull Co. residents get drilling checks
• YSU banners get new purpose
• Youngstown council ends final chapter with former Covelli Centre vendor
• Detective: Video shows Miss. murder-for-hire plan
• Tropical Storm Aletta weakening in the Pacific
• KOKRAK PGA / Kokrak tees off Thursday at 1:30 p.m.
• Youngstown police still looking for motive in double homicide
• 2 Navy ships collide in Pacific; no injuries
• Crews try to stop AZ blaze from crossing fire line
• Kevin Agee sentenced to nearly 4 decades in prison
• NATO summit gives Chicago coveted global spotlight
• PA priest-abuse files kept behind lock, key, alarm
• NY inside-trading trial can feature disputed call
• Jim Abdnor, ex-US senator from South Dakota, dies
• NY authorities: Theft ring ‘stalked’ luxury car owners
• Police: Airport security worker likely bought ID
• OHSAA Competitive Balance Referendum fails by 38 votes
• US lowers cutoff for lead poisoning in young kids
• No injuries, damage after quake in Anchorage area
• Identities of South Side murder victims confirmed
• Market Street block closed after truck mishap
• Chance of a shower in Youngstown today, then dry through the weekend
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Honorees named by Dublin Grange
• Double homicide in Youngstown
• Shaw found guilty
• Biden stumps in Valley today
• Nittany Lions in the Valley
• County looks to close South Side Annex this fall
• Poland, Canfield advance to final in Div. II
• Hockey coach embraces USHL
• 18 Youngstown charter changes go to council
• Kasich plans to enact law to ban texting while driving
• Berry delivers for Ursuline in ninth
• A Call for Allies In Man’s Cancer Battle
• Aqua Ohio leases land from Struthers for water station
• Arts group lobbies for cigarette tax
• Edwards, mistress still could take witness stand
• Boys tennis continues at Oberlin and Canton
• Boardman OKs purchases for safety of firefighters
• More than 200 attend slain Ohio Marine's funeral
• Liberty Relay for Life starts Friday
• Death penalty for Ohio man in triple stabbing
• Montana teacher murder suspects plead not guilty
• Ohio Senate approves horizontal drilling rules
• NY Legislature to move primary from Sept. 11
• City man gets 7-year prison term for rape of family member
• Tuesday's High School Tournament Scores
• Biden to focus on economy during Youngstown visit
• EU navy, helicopters strike pirate supply center
• Charter committee will propose 18 amendments to city council
• UPDATE: Two confirmed dead in Avondale Avenue shooting
• Edwards’ campaign finance chairman paid mistress
• Colorado House passes bill on marijuana DUIs
• Greeks to hold new election, markets tank
• Facebook raises IPO price as offering nears
• Deputies: Fla. mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• AG seeks info on Sandusky defense expert witnesses
• BREAKING NEWS: Shaw guilty in Tracee Banks murder
• Legislation banning cell phone use by minor drivers heads to governor
• Chesapeake Energy borrows $3 billion
• Another pleasant day in Youngstown today, showers possible Wednesday
• Valley groups receive funds for food
• REUNIONS
• Miss Conversino, Mr. Backur plan October wedding
• Toth-Byrne vows will be recited in North Lima
• Cary Watkins, Matthew Rusk set Sept. nuptials
• Jessica Deehr to be bride of Jared Bilas
• White-Warrick nuptials will be in Cincinnati
• Gagnon-Bland wedding planned for winter 2013
• AUSTINTOWN'S TOP DOG
• Jurors begin deliberation in murder trial
• Ohio’s first casino ready to roll
• SETTING THE CENE
• A big week ahead
• Edward J. DeBartolo Memorial Scholarships
• Hunger strike ends at prison
• Tickets available for Biden visit
• Girard names Craig Hannon boys basketball coach
• Brown supporters, Mandel trade barbs
• Ryan’s opponent criticizes ‘broken’ promises
• Off to prison for man convicted in robbery
• Youngstown police investigate robbery and assault
• Jurors deliberating Melvin Shaw’s fate
• A few light showers possible in Youngstown today, then dry on Tuesday
• WORTH A LOOK
• Square dance coming
• US likely to restore funding to Valley
• On your mark
• Pension reforms loom for 1.7M Ohio members
• Stranded runners cost YSU
• Does the Valley reflect the mood of America on same-sex marriage?
• Red Sox extend Tribe’s road woes
• One-room school
• Soggy Pirates rally for 12th-inning win
• 2-county bicycle map to be ready for summer test ride
• ‘Everyone can use a blessing’
• Transit of Venus
• Manchester City captures English crown
• South Side man injured in shooting at Logan Avenue gas station
• City woman shoots gun into air; bullet lands in neighbor’s home
• Assault, disorderly-conduct arrests made at Covelli Centre
• Kuchar comes up clutch at Sawgrass
• Red Sox beat Indians 12-1
• Apartment unit goes up in flames in Canfield
• Harrison lifts Pirates over Astros 3-2 in 12th
• Heat top Pacers 95-86 in Game 1
• Vacant house fire in city today could be 11th arson in week
• Megan Lang | Tyler Foxwell
• Elizabeth Baker | Adam Baumgarten
• Daughters host party for parents’ 50th anniversary
• Mayorgas mark 65th anniversary at dinner party hosted by children
• Children plan to honor parents for 50th anniversary
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Kinsman House to be library program
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• Free shredding June 2 in New Middletown
• Rep. Ryan to run in marathon fundraiser for the troops
• Boardman walkathon to raise awareness of teen-dating violence
• Pine Lakes to host qualifier for jr. tourney
• Military medical group honors Northside surgeon, Col. Dr. Marx
• Penguins collapse to Wright State
• Boardman rallies to edge Liberty with sacrifice fly
• Gov. Kasich to appoint successor to Douglas
• 3 Canfield tennis players advance
• Foster-care supporters walk, stroll, roll through Youngstown
• Ferrara, Condrick win Youth Masters
• Enthusiasm runs high for Special Olympians
• Preps at a glance
• Austintown’s library to close for one month
• Canfield fest proves uplifting for kites & kids
• Mandel to bring ‘jobs tour’ to Valley
• Mother's Day in a big way in Vienna
• Kites fly high over MetroParks Farm today
• Sun-drenched spectators cheer on Special Olympians today in Girard
• 10 vacant houses burned in past week in Youngstown
• Nature enthusiasts needed to lead programs, hikes
• Betsy Santana, Angel Alago plan June ceremony
• Tekach-Hoffman wedding date is announced
• Dr. Lamberson, Mr. Mathes to wed in June ceremony
• Kate Chaffee, Thomas Jack to wed in June
• July wedding set for Miss Colaluca and Mr. Speziale
• Sara Miller, Ryan Ogrodnik to wed in June
• Country music dance this evening
• Dry and pleasant in Youngstown today, showers tonight and Sunday
• 10-week Financial Peace program starts May 30
• JA, Huntington will teach financial course for kids
• Trumbull tourism bureau collecting events for fall calendar
• Biden will visit Valley company next week
• Canfield’s defense strong in sectional
• Home Depot’s policy on theft puzzles Boardman police
• Drew Beck homers as Mooney advances
• Famed tree artist touts beauty of Fellows Gardens
• Wright St. has all the right stuff
• NASA astronaut awes students at Campbell Elementary
• Poland gets a ‘perfect’ start
• More prep baseball results
• Warren Relay again draws huge throng to Courthouse Square
• Dimon: Doesn’t know whether JPMorgan broke law
• Youngstown man sentenced in federal drug case
• Vice President Joe Biden will visit Youngstown company
• Ala. boy charged in killing of girl found on rope
• Man who tried to open plane door faces Mass. judge
• W.Va. woman trapped in wrecked van nearly 3 days
• Spokesman: 2 kidnapped girls back with family
• NJ test asks 3rd graders to reveal a secret
• Family of toddler want apology for no-fly mistake
• Conservative Ariz. sheriff drops congressional bid
• Financial Peace University scheduled
• Hasty hearing set in Indiana girl’s dismemberment
• Obama heads to struggling Nev. after fundraising
• Federal appeals court in Ore. takes up no-fly case
• Teen gets 25 years in mom’s hammer slaying
• LOUIE TODAY: 12 Essential Superfoods, and Vindy Editor Todd Franko
• Employees at Trumbull Memorial Hospital reject contract offer
• Cute pet contest scheduled for May 19
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Gas drilling company countersues W. Pa. landowners
• Police: Man threw hot coffee on clerk
• Civil rights training for Pittsburgh police recruits
• Brother of man in cop killing ordered to trial
• Pleasant weather in Youngstown today, showers possible this weekend
• AHA Golf Scramble date is corrected
• Three Valley high schools rank in top 10% in US
• Mooney advances with dominant outing
• South Range begins title defense successfully
• Judge Krichbaum assails 4 who shirked Mahoning jury call
• Blaneys: Like father, like son — really, really fast
• Chesapeake plans long commitment to Valley, official says
• Chesapeake Energy has long term plans in Valley
• Mancini to receive Ellis Island Medal
• Man indicted in Abighanem murder case
• City man gets 8-year prison term for January pizza-driver robbery
• Whooping cough epidemic declared in Wash. state
• Pollak, US judge who helped in civil rights, dead
• Report: Youngstown area most dependent part of Ohio on manufacturing
• Youngstown schools committee cancels today’s meeting
• Brookfield trustees special meeting for Saturday is canceled
• SpaceX, Bigelow teaming on private space stations
• Pa. man in custody after pipe bombs found
• Minnesota Senate is last stop for Vikings stadium
• Ray 'Boom Boom' Mancini is Ellis Island Medal of Honor recipient
• NY judge wants to hear victims in cyberbully case
• Local auto sales continue to trail last year's pace
• Romney counters notion he bullied gay classmates
• Pa. state senator owes taxpayers more than $1M
• Authorities: Pa. lawyer set fire to his own guest house
• Scam suspect relents, gets lawyer in Ohio court
• Ronald McDonald Charities gives $5K check to Rich Center for Autism
• Report: 8th-grade students still lag in science
• Ohio aims to triple inspectors for oil, gas wells
• Ohio officials question disability retirement rate
• Dutch writer Hirsi Ali to receive German award, is critic of Islam
• Warren Family Mission to give out free, fresh produce Friday
• Pittsburgh crime rates drop for 6th straight year
• Man avoids death penalty in wife’s killing
• Husband, wife charged with raping girl
• Safe driving day Saturday at Kent Trumbull
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Breakfast planned at Austintown church
• Garden club celebrates 50 years
• Stull-Melvin wedding plans are announced
• Miss Brooke, Mr. McCluskey to wed in August
• Plans announced for Hallemann, McCarthy nuptials
• Campbell water bills going up
• Report: Pa. gaming revenue up 21 percent in 2011
• President Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Uncle testifies at Michigan serial stabbing trial
• Firefighter fundraiser is Friday in Youngstown
• Melvin Shaw aggravated murder trial under way
• Pa. Senate approves alternative to governor's budget
• Utah environmental activist appeals conviction
• Man arrested after Warren Walgreens robbery
• 6 decades later Ohio soldier's remains identified
• Toledo casino gets license, opens May 29
• 12 guns, drugs and cash seized in East Side raid
• Violent crimes task force to display items seized
• Gun parts found in toys at RI airport being probed
• Company cited for Cleveland casino garage collapse
• Pa. governor stands firm on education, service cuts
• Pilot who saved 184 in Sioux City crash dies, was 69
• Reminder: Portion of Western Reserve Road in Canfield closed for 30 days beginning today
• Cleveland casino hosts preview before grand opening
• Lugar loss has lessons for Republicans, Democrats
• Ohio mom riding mower accidentally runs over her 4-year-old daughter
• Trial delayed for officials from Ohio hot dog shop in Toledo
• Trumbull County GOP meet Saturday
• Poll: Support for Afghan war at new low
• Canfield school board meeting set for today is canceled
• LOUIE TODAY: Eric Ryan on selling the Covelli
• Poll results: Kasich gets kudos for tax hike on fracking, thumbs down on performance in office
• Police: Vet, 84, shoots, wounds intruder
• Some Pittsburgh opera fans jeer plan to honor governor
• Bachmann becomes a citizen of Switzerland
• These streets will be closed in Warren for Relay for Life event
• Fly your kites Saturday at MetroParks Farm
• A shower or storm possible in Youngstown today, then drier weather expected
• ACTION to discuss adoption of abandoned homes May 17
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Nail-Pechatsko wedding planned for September
• Miss DiPiero, Mr. Yurcho plan June wedding
• Barajas’ homer lifts Pirates past Nationals 5-4
• Indians lose to White Sox in 10 innings
• Columbiana hires Moschella
• Cuts becoming a reality for Youngstown schools
• Veteran Republican Lugar loses Ind. primary
• Mike Kopachy resigns as Salem football coach
• Pa. college students urge action on loan rates
• Southern Park Mall celebrates Mom's Nite Out on Thursday
• Wilson school under lockdown as suspect arrested
• Army Corps quickens pace on Asian carp study
• Students hurt in Ohio school bus, van collision
• Consider takeover offers, Chesapeake's largest shareholder says
• Ohio public pension changes get moving in Senate
• Pa. Senate GOP's budget bill advances to floor
• Jennifer Hudson family murder trial in homestretch
• Ohio nuclear plant shuts down for maintenance work
• Rep. Hagan meets with Bishop Murry; both issue statement
• Teen, boyfriend charged in fatal Dallas shooting
• Pa. gun-rights rally draws light turnout
• Exotic animals set free don't make for 'calamity day' for Ohio schools
• Foster care walk is Saturday in downtown Youngstown
• Stocks fall as Greece struggles to form government
• Kite-flying festival is Saturday in Mill Creek MetroParks
• 3-truck crash blocks bridge on major Ohio highway
• ‘Where Wild Things Are’ author Maurice Sendak dies
• Nebraska man changes name to Tyrannosaurus Rex
• Hail and heavy rains pound portions of the Youngstown area
• Christian school principal faces sex charges
• Trial set for man accused of infant’s death
• Police still seek ID in apparent shooting, crash
• W. Pa. fruit farmers: major frost damage
• REUNIONS
• K. of C. Ladies plan Mother/Family dinner
• Severe weather hammers and drowns parts of Valley
• Speaker's appearance Wednesday for children's mental health meeting
• Citizens urged to stop privatizing public education
• Repaving work starts next week in East Palestine
• Man pleads in stabbing of NE Pa. priest
• Ohio law center helps taxpayers repeal school levy
• Zoldan: Went the Day Well will run in the Preakness
• Jury selection to start Tuesday for 20-year-old charged with murder
• Canfield man gets probation for threat against US congressman
• Ohio legislative panel OKs new drilling rules
• Trumbull judge approves funding for renowned defense witness
• Local conceal-carry classes begin Wednesday in Niles
• State awards $500K grant to Youngstown to assist V&M Star
• Critics rally for bill to abolish Pa. property taxes
• Cities seek more money from tax-exempt colleges
• Ohio plans crackdown on emergency room prescribing
• Ohio processes hundreds of youth in adult court
• Video of crash opens wrongful-death duck boat case
• Senior Corps Week celebration is Thursday in Boardman
• SMARTS performances set Wednesday and Thursday
• Suspected Illinois embezzler to be arraigned
• Heiress’ lawyer to retake stand at Edwards trial
• Strong storms, heavy rainfall expected in Youngstown this afternoon
• On-line Book Buyback Event
• Openings expected in fatal Pa. rapper shooting
• Charged coroner submits resignation letter
• W. Pa. power plant begins $700 million upgrade
• WORTH A LOOK
• Inspiring Minds honor area youths at event
• Hathorn: KnowledgeWorks won’t work in Youngstown
• Study finds CEOs’ looks can reflect on their success
• Vindicator staff wins AP awards
• Steelers quarterback Roethlisberger graduates
• Penguins hold off Butler to capture series
• Derby winner already on way to Preakness
• George Lindsey, Goober on ‘Andy Griffith Show,’ dies at 83
• Going to shale-job session Monday? Don’t forget documents
• Another fight reported near Taft School in Youngstown
• Vindicator wins many awards in annual Associated Press competition
• Cornersburg church adopts new strategies to meet rising tide of poverty in Valley
• Law on credit-reporting fails consumers, Ohio report says
• Designer Lepore to speak at YSU spring graduation; 2,200 to get degrees
• Gingrich: Romney ‘has earned the right’ to be president
• State to gain $150M from company moving racetrack to Austintown
• Attacker in Afghan army uniform kills NATO coalition soldier
• Ohio corn growers expect record crop despite freeze, seed shortage
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR MENUS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• SOCIETY DIGEST || St. Monica Guild to meet Tuesday
• YAFWC will honor local television anchor
• Players who have heart will tee off for the AHA
• FEDERATED CLUBS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Learn about woodland wildflowers
• Senior Safety Summit June 15 at KSU Trumbull
• Hartford cleanup set for May 19
• Free bike rodeo for kids 4-9
• 4th annual Rain Barrel Painting Contest seeking artists
• 7th annual North Coast Motorcycle Safety Ride set for May 19
• Fair or foul? Schools turn to athletes for revenue
• Does PAY-TO-PLAY work?
• Landowners leasing mineral rights urged to be wise with their money
• Fitch, Jakovina reach higher heights
• Superhero fans flock to Free Comic Book Day
• 'Biggest Loser' winner, others address 2,500 at Men's Rally today
• Becoming partly sunny and pleasant this afternoon in Youngstown
• Monday forum on movement to privatize public schools
• Beaver-Springfield Road to close next week
• Work on Village at Arlington progressing
• Trumbll prison workers receive honors
• Mahoning Co. to get $1.5M from state to raze blight
• Fitch-Mooney scoreless before rain falls
• Shooting ‘was a setup,’ victim’s mom tells judge, who then orders 6 years
• Cherol to retire as coach at East High
• Preps at a glance
• South Side teen charged in fight at Taft School
• Ohio Military Hall of Fame inducts 2 Valley Vietnam vets
• Prep roundup
• INSIDE THE ROPES … With Jason Kokrak
• Victims of distracted driving caution Boardman students to celebrate responsibly
• Bodemeister, Union Rags may have grabbed the spotlight, but field is full of very talented colts
• Judge OKs change of venue for ex-mayor Layshock’s trial
• Warren, Youngstown urged to cooperate in fighting crime
• Forum Monday to focus on protecting public schools from privatization
• Valley triplets traverse Jewish milestone with b'not mitzvah
• Fights over Heartbeat Bill getting to be ugly
• Internet group: Quality over speed in new domains
• Public must assist police to help reduce crime, says Warren safety-service director
• NYRA fires CEO, top counsel as state investigates
• Trial set in July on Warren massage-parlor ordinance
• Youngstown man gets 6 years in 2009 slaying
• Accomplices get prison for drug murder in W. Pa.
• 3 convicted, 6 acquitted in sex trafficking case
• Ex-OSU, NFL quaterback headed to prison
• Public school forum Monday in Boardman
• Free weight-loss seminar Tuesday in Boardman
• 48 Pa. transit workers still on job after jackpot
• Octogenarian graduates Saturday decades after college start
• ‘The Bishop’ convicted of sending dud pipe bombs
• OSHP to unveil aircraft replica
• Columbus Zoo returns surviving exotic animals to widow
• Ohio wants to streamline job-search opportunities
• Occupy Youngstown protests foreclosures
• Grammy winner to write World Choir games song
• Fed official proposes new rule on fracking reporting on Indian land
• CDC report: More girls use best kinds of birth control
• Road closing next week on Beaver-Springfield Township border
• Ohio Military Hall of Fame honors vets
• 7 of Ohio's largest police departments discuss ways to combat violent crime
• 7 wounded at KSU shooting 42 years ago want answers
• Tree- and shrub-pruning workshop is Monday in Canfield
• New citizens welcomed to the US
• Georgia man to be sentenced for sex with Mineral Ridge teen
• Shoe drive for needy May 12 at Mollenkopf Stadium
• CLUB CALENDAR
• 2 hospitalized after head-on crash
• Masury motorcyclist crically injured in crash with pickup
• Business group donates $25K for Bo Rein stadium renovations
• Cause of $80K Hubbard garage fire remains undetermined
• Events at KSU today mark 42nd anniversary of campus shootings
• Animal Kingdom trainer hopes for 2nd Team Valor Derby win
• Youngstown students fill 65 garbage bags in city cleanup
• YSU drilling program hunts for students
• Niles Red Dragons hang on for victory at Canfield
• Howland, Harding win titles at county
• Man pleads to sex crimes
• Record high temperature today
• Feds in Fla. charge 11 in major pharma theft ring
• Pa. dad ordered to stand trial for duct-taping son
• Change made in Ohio gambling bill involving Internet cafes
• Dr. Stephen Post appearance at Park Vista canceled
• RG Steel in Warren cutting pay of management, office workers
• Fired Ohio deputy ordered inmates to dance
• Texting ban, teen restrictions clears Ohio Senate
• Aqua America increases presence in Ohio
• Friend: 5 exotic animals to return to Ohio farm
• Sandusky defense defends subpoenas, seeks AG info
• Cincy lawyer pleads guilty to IRS charge
• Occupy Youngstown protest foreclosure of Pig Iron Press on Friday
• Medicare disruptions seen if health law is struck
• US applications for unemployment aid drop sharply
• Bin Laden's last words go online
• Pa. school district, ACLU sign off on pledge settlement
• Ohio honors 6 fallen peace officers with memorial
• Ohio fire chief ousted after 25 years to appeal
• Very warm with scattered storms in Youngstown today
• Very warm with scattered storms in Youngstown today
• Nancy Herron, James Hanek III plan August rite
• Faith-Shiffhauer wedding planned for August 18
• Plans announced for Najdusak, Horning nuptials
• Parents announce engagement and wedding plans
• TOPS sale on Saturday
• Free gardening class Saturday at Packard Park
• Billy Graham urges vote to ban gay marriage in N.C.
• Iconic artwork draws record $120M at NYC auction
• Fitch hangs on to edge Struthers
• South Side dog attack unleashes feelings of vulnerability
• Neighborhood cleanup in Warren Saturday
• Butler leaving Horizon
• Taylor-Winfield gets tax break for move to Youngstown
• Youngstown man gets 18-month federal prison term
• KOKRAK PGA / Kokrak tees off Thursday at 9 a.m.
• Ohio Senate panel makes changes to texting bill
• Authorities say helicopter down in east Phoenix
• Judge: Suspect in Ohio high school shooting is competent
• Ex-NFL star Junior Seau found dead at his home
• Consignment shop for children’s clothes to open in Bazetta
• 13 charged in hazing death of FAMU band member
• Brookfield court connects to Ohio Courts Network
• Chesapeake Energy shows first-quarter loss
• OSHP reminder: Wear seat belts, they save lives
• Bronzed NJ mom: 5-year-old’s burns not from salon
• Federal grand jury indicts Alliance man arrested in Warren
• 2 Muslim men sue over Pa. inmate strip searches
• Storm blamed for destroying SW Ohio home, luxury cars
• Ohio's future oil, gas tax picture up for debate
• Liberty Township trustees cancel Thursday session
• Weathersfield Township has new email, texting service for residents
• Ohio AG announces statewide drug Take Back Day total
• Ohio liquor control agency offers vodka discounts
• Blind Chinese activist goes home free after promises of safety
• Citations for Ohio casino-site collapse reduced
• LOUIE TODAY: Addiction expert Oliver Ameisen, civil rights lawyer Avery Friedman
• Strong to severe storms possible in Youngstown later today
• Yoga workshop in Warren is canceled
• Saturday clinic will benefit pet owners in need
• Coit Road to be closed next week
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Author will present program on helping
• 6th annual school art exhibition at Eastwood
• Crime and Violence task force to meet Friday
• Thursday program to discuss enhancing neighborhoods, transportation
• Reaction to Youngstown charter proposals is varied
• Stubbs leads Reserve to title
• Spartans in control of Federal League
• With $1M prize, Mahoning Valley pantries make room for more produce
• Okla. death row inmate executed in shooting death
• Family seeks help with burial expenses
• Ralley in the Valley Saturday at Covelli Centre
• Community college looking for permanent Mahoning Valley site
• Land mines found in luggage at Newark airport
• Lawrence Co. mom learns of pregnancy during drug tests
• Spurs' Popovich named NBA Coach of the Year
• Medical examiner at JFK assassination dies in Iowa
• Ohio offers amnesty to taxpayers through June 15
• Pittsburgh bee problem solved
• Fire deaths prompt NW Ohio apartment inspections
• Feds report on 2011 blackout in Southwest
• OSHP troopers seize cocaine after traffic stop
• Ex-student wants hate crime convictions dismissed
• Ohio Turnpike study increases to $3.4M
• Troopers seize 5 kilos of cocaine from hidden compartment
• ODNR approves drilling permits for two wells in Columbiana County
• Hanging of Obama campaign banner approved
• BLOG: Where will frack water come from?
• Appeals judge stops Planned Parenthood injunction
• One year on from Bin Laden raid, no answers from Pakistan
• Road closure set next week in Poland Township
• FirstEnergy announces first-quarter 2012 earnings
• School art exhibit scheduled at Art Outreach Gallery
• Scout official resigns, supports ousted gay leader
• Ohio towns, hospitals unite to boost worker health
• Sanders-Less wedding date is announced
• May wedding for Miss Pavlichich, Mr. Ramunno
• Victoria Colacino will become bride of Matthew Barth
• REUNIONS
• Garden Forum to host annual Garden Mart
• Free Ham Radio seminar planned at ITT
• Mahoning Valley wins top prize of $1M
• Oil-and-gas company buys parcels
• Homicide suspect arrested during Operation Shield
• Elections, political changes OK’d
• Judge Douglas announces retirement
• Judge Douglas to retire Aug. 1
• ‘Octomom’ files for bankruptcy, owes $30K in rents
• Ohio officials to post signs about harmful algae
• Ohio AG seeks dismissal in gay-marriage challenge
• Houston-based oil-and-gas company setting up shop in Youngstown
• Fugitive on most-wanted list nabbed in Fla.
• Youngstown police release name of 17-year-old murder suspect
• Columbus casino begins search for 2,000 workers
• Filing: Ohio Amish attacks suspect has $2M on hand
• Ex-Ohio doctor pleads guilty in pain-clinic case
• Is One World Tower at the top of the world?
• US consumer spending slowed in March, income rose
• Former Main Steel Polishing Co. building up for lease
• Houser Sr. gets 12 months for obstruction
• LOUIE TODAY: Nitro's Law update, Levon Helms memorial, record recycling
• Warmer with strong storms possible in Youngstown this afternoon
• WORTH A LOOK
• Band sponsors will host golf fundraiser
• Diving Into Crime
• Greenhouse goes global
• Home finale fun
• METTLE OF VALOR
• Animal shelter to be built in New Castle
• KO Drugs title bouts are tonight
• eBook expertise
• Ursuline Sisters, public behold ‘glorious’ unveiling
• Trustees OK county road-salt project
• Poland, Champion among top seeds in spring tourney brackets
• Mill marks a century of steelmaking in Warren
• Valley ranks 1st in hunger-relief drive
• It’s math, not class warfare
• Apple legally avoids billions in taxes
• Music, food, dance, presentations to fill Cinco de Mayo event on Friday at YSU
• Van plunges off NYC road into zoo grounds; 7 killed
• It’s ‘a glorious day for Ursuline Sisters’ in Canfield today
• K.O. Drugs championship pairings
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Tied for 57th in New Orleans
• Operation Shield nets 48 arrests so far this weekend in Youngstown
• Exhibit to chronicle 100 years of steelmaking in Mahoning Valley
• On anniversary of bin Laden’s ambush, weaker al-Qaida still plots payback
• Looking for greenhouse with exotic worldly plants? New Boardman business has you covered
• Secret Service, primaries, Trump, GOP: Obama mocks them all
• Beer tent collapses near Cards’ stadium; 1 killed, 100 hurt
• Elizabeth Anderson | J. Ryan Alford
• Jamie Pettola | Aubin Rivera III
• Sarah Liston | Jason Mitchell
• Stephanie Heckman | Jason Cuddy
• Amy Mealy | Benjamin Broderick
• Stephanie Carnes | Bill Greier
• Reannon Ruch | Cory Untch
• Melissa Morris | Ryan Mancini
• SENIOR MENUS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• Derby Dash to be Poland fundraiser
• Community planning workshop Saturday
• Today's electronics recycling event rousing success
• Canfield grad Sean Baker signs with Bucs
• Lynn-Penwell wedding planned at St. Paul Church
• Hockensmith- Kotuba wedding set for July 14
• Moore-Longo marriage rite is planned in July
• Natalie Herter, Brandon Spickler to marry in July
• Dallas couple will marry in Mill Creek Park
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Mill Creek Park will host lecturer
• Jewish Community Center Programs for adults offered
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Tied for 27th after 3rd round
• Marrow, Anzevino, Kitchen sign free agent deals
• Turn in your old, unused drugs
• Today's Unity parade draws crowd, despite chilly temps
• Free bike rodeo
• Bengals pick Harding's Dan Herron
• Do you want to sound off about a pay-for-play program?
• Crime lab to be renamed for DeMatteo
• Spring plant sale Monday
• Fundraiser today for kids with autism
• Sunday dinner to help Austintown man needing lung transplant
• Mill Creek roads closed this morning for run
• Apply for law school scholarships
• Teen charged with assault, theft after hitting Boardman police car
• Columbiana art exhibit opens this morning
• Recycle electronics, drugs today at Covelli
• Beavers to Bearcats to Broncos: Lisbon’s Wolfe off to Rockies
• Shannon Clarke gets jail term for burning, abusing dog
• Howland’s fast start triggers a victory against Springfield
• Obama campaign's ‘Made in Ohio’ tour stop gets Valley workers' praise
• D&L well ban holds despite proposals
• Marcus Heath connects for three hits, helps YSU snap April skid
• Ryan Blaney debuts 7th in Nationwide competition
• Youngstown police probe West Side slaying
• Mahoning Valley ranks 1st in Wal-Mart hunger-relief drive
• Inside the ropes with Jason Kokrak
• Sunday benefit at Austintown school to help worker fight fibrosis
• Broncos pick Beaver Local's Wolfe in 2nd round
• Body found at West Side home
• State tells D&L Energy ‘not yet’ to reopening North Star-1 well
• US Sen. Sherrod Brown airs 1st TV ad in Ohio political fight
• Police charge 2 men with break-in at Columbus Zoo
• Judge grants bond reduction to man charged with sex crimes
• Vote for the Valley in the "Walmart Fighting Hunger Together" campaign
• Police arrest man as suspect in bank robbery, West Side store robbery
• Incubator sets Tuesday workshop on research funding
• Quake study by Youngstown well operator stymied
• Police say robbery suspects remain in SW Ohio bank
• Obama re-election tour stops in Lordstown
• Dry today with wet weather to start the weekend in Youngstown
• Dry today with wet weather to start the weekend in Youngstown
• Jammin' for Justice against child abuse is Saturday
• CLUB CALENDAR
• YMTA will present Spring Honors Recital
• Arbor Day is time to note good things come in trees
• CureSearch Walk for cancer Saturday in Austintown
• Boardman cops arrest Youngstown man wanted in Columbiana County
• Sheriff's son violates sentencing again
• Hubbard man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Little: T-Rich can help a lot
• Mayor mulls selling Covelli Centre
• Indians fall to Royals at Progressive; home woes continue
• Youngstown cops track leads in murder on N. Side
• Kokrak in the hunt in Big Easy
• Youngstown students release book on seniors
• Students’ video portrays consequences of distracted driving
• Prep roundup
• Steelers take Stanford OG David DeCastro
• Browns select Alabama RB Trent Richardson and Okla. State QB Brandon Weeden
• Vision Airlines offers Myrtle Beach, S.C., flights from Columbus
• Youngstown man faces more sex charges involving minors
• Hubbard man pleads guilty to federal charges in Pa.
• Youngstown police investigating two robberies at same gas station
• Huntington Bank opens branches in 8 Mahoning Valley Giant Eagle stores
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Tied for 33rd after first round
• Patriot Treatment hearing to continue in Columbus
• UW of Mercer Co. has Friday summit on early childhood investment
• Police still seeking shooters in Youngstown's latest homicide
• Official: Secret Service probing another trip
• Cops probe handling of NY boy’s abuse calls
• Vindicator seeks your Summer Fun events for 2012
• 3 Mill Creek Park roads closed Saturday morning
• Sammarone: City should consider selling Covelli Centre
• Mahoning commissioners chip in funds for 3-day rib burn-off in Mill Creek Park
• Deer makes bloody trail through Farrell, Pa., school
• Cancer survivors urged to eat better, exercise
• Idaho man accused of using gun to force ‘moonwalk’s
• Police: Progress made in latest murder investigation
• Accused NY madam’s family seeks donations for bail
• APNewsBreak: Florida troopers erred before fatal crash
• Showers and a few thunderstorms possible in Youngstown today
• Couple ordered to trial in son’s death
• Police: Boy, 15, kept in van for sexual trysts
• Beatitude House will host wine taste, auction
• Penn National ponies up $4.6M for Valley site
• Gamblers eliminate Youngstown from playoffs
• Phantoms notes: More from the Covelli Centre
• Seniors express need for SCOPE
• Poland defeats Howland after tribute to upperclassman
• City gets court’s OK to demolish Idora home
• Rayen stadium project closer to goal
• High School BasEBALL
• More high school softball results
• OH WOW! children's center installs new exhibit
• PHANTOMS / Green Bay wins 4-1, takes series
• PHANTOMS / Green Bay leads 2-1
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Green Bay ties game
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Youngstown has lead after two
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Phantoms maintain lead
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Youngstown leads 1-0 after one
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Youngstown scores first
• $1M wrongful-death lawsuit filed against East Fairfield Coal Co.
• Youngstown cops probing North Side homicide this evening
• N.J. dad wires autistic son to catch abusive teachers
• Ohio Senate passes exotic animal bill
• Police arrest 4 more juveniles in big fight in Youngstown and put on YouTube
• US Airways aims to convince other AMR creditors
• Supreme Court takes up Arizona immigration law
• Cleveland casino shows off its food buffet
• Ohio dad accused of caging his daughter pleads guilty
• State removes Girard from fiscal emergency
• Lisbon school board finance committee meets Thursday
• Do you know this man? Police seek PNC bank robber
• Murder trial for two postponed to September
• LaPolla leaves Trumbull County school board
• Evidence being submitted in Warren Township homicide
• Beautiful weather in Youngstown today, showers return tonight
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• There’s murder afoot at Myrddin Winery
• United BOE meets tonight
• Warren cop kills dog attacking woman's pet
• Public records suit against Brookfield settled
• Green Bay takes 2-1 advantage in series
• $1,000 reward offered for information in robbery of North Side store owner
• Kokrak looking to put it together
• YEA chief to teachers: Expect layoffs
• Mooney connection continues at NU
• Newton Falls program to provide drug info to parents, youth
• Warhol, Anderson advance to nationals
• Seniors stay informed at seminar on scams
• Bluebells carpet Poland, Mill Creek parks
• PREP BASEBALLl | Tuesday’s other games
• Phantoms fall, 6-3
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Belonger scores
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Gamblers lead 5-1 after two
• PHANTOMS LIVE /Gamblers lead grows to 4-1
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Gamblers ahead 2-1 after one
• PHANTOMS LIVE / Phantoms trail 1-0
• Gov. Kasich uninjured in minor 4-vehicle accident
• Mock-crash drill set Wednesday in Kinsman
• Ohio GOP House members plan to repeal election-law changes
• ODNR issues two new permits for fracking wells in Trumbull, Columbiana counties
• Ohio panel accepts changes to exotic animal rules
• Ohio lawmakers consider teacher pension changes
• Ohio priest files another appeal in nun's killing
• St. Pius church in Warren being bought by Summit Academy
• Cincy police chief wants more youth programs to cut crime
• Ohio seeks applicants to coordinate medical care
• Were you involved in the upcoming "Avengers" and "Batman" movies?
• GM and UAW agree to 100 full-time Lordstown workers
• Mixed news for Valley unemployment rate
• Youths start fire near Warren house
• Warren police officer shoots pit bull dog
• Youngstown dodges a bullet with snow staying to our east
• American Girl show tickets still available
• Northern Strut team members twirl up some superior scores
• REUNIONS
• Lowellville’s Matisi looks ahead to 2012-13
• Speights, Gasol lead Grizzlies over Cavs
• Phantoms fever spreads
• Penguins began postseason thinking of winning the Cup
• Clemens judge grows impatient
• Judge issues sentences in Trumbull County
• Street sweeper hurt in accident
• Board OKs fees for pay to participate
• Trumbull County Official: I’ll try to help SCOPE centers
• Campbell police arrest 3 in burglary case
• Northeast hit with snow, rain
• Howland trustees to honor former trustee
• Boardman school board gets break down of pupil expense, revenues
• Poland school board approves pay-to-pay plan
• Three nabbed after Campbell burglary and beating
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Brookfield trustees' meeting reset for Wednesday
• Major snow will be a no-show
• Ohio panel approves funding to hire more fracking inspectors
• Ring taken from Komara, then recovered with 2 suspects
• Emerging Leaders Initiative reintroduced in Youngstown
• Strickland, UAW say auto bailout saved the economy
• Cardenas gets 21 years for Manigault murder
• A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for Youngstown
• WORTH A LOOK
• Funfest planned at therapy center
• YSU sends alert campuswide over attempted robbery
• Valley moves into Top 5 in the US in hunger-aid drive
• Phantoms even playoff series at 1-1 with Sunday win over Green Bay
• Heart doctors, patients reunite to show mutual appreciation
• Farmers reap rewards from organic produce
• Electric utilities mobilize for snowstorm forecast today
• YSU falls to Milwaukee on road
• Hamlin in control when sun shines
• Cavaliers play well but can’t overcome Spurs
• Ben Curtis returns to winner’s circle
• Organization helps give people second chances
• YSU will honor couple for support
• UPDATE: Ohio Edison crews mobilize in advance of expected snowstorm
• STEM students at YSU showcase projects, including a Da Vinci
• Reid and Judy Schmutz to receive YSU’s 2012 Friends of University Award
• Mill Creek Park hikers brave cool conditions to mark Earth Day 2012
• UPDATE: Expect power outages from winter storm to hit Valley on Monday
• Earthquake fears fail to slow applications for injection wells in Ohio
• Black-on-black crime, violence increase substantially
• Why do Youngstown, Mahoning Valley rank prominently on so many national lists?
• Police use smoke bombs, pepper spray to disperse crowd of 3,000 at Kent State
• Loopholes hamper enforcement of Ohio sex-offender law
• Winter storm watch for Valley issued; 6 to 12 inches of snow possible
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Angels of Easter Seals schedule perennial event to cultivate caring
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Library branch will host tree ID program
• HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY
• James, Ethel Marcum and family mark 40th wedding anniversary
• Major late season snow headed for Youngstown, watch issued
• Free pond care seminar Tuesday in Warren
• Valley man’s life reflects Ohio’s care of mentally ill
• Fitch, South Range sweep boys and girls titles
• Is the rise in quakes natural or man-made?
• Gamblers clobber Phantoms for edge
• Jake Giuriceo eyes victory before May wedding
• YSU sponsors community-building event for youth
• Canfield institutes new school ranking system
• K.O. Drugs tourney set for third round
• Overcoming odds, Jabre Weatherly sets sights on trip
• Home runs power YSU to blowout of Wright State
• Harless pitches well but YSU falls
• Walkers raise funds for MS in Niles
• Ursuline motherhouse plans open house
• Food drive planned by letter carriers
• Big Tap In at Covelli raises toast to craft beers
• YMCA expresses concern with concussion bill
• Burnett rolls as Pirates trip St. Louis
• Probe of ’79 case renewed
• METRO DIGEST || Prized deer shot, stolen
• 300 turn out for today's Walk MS at Eastwood
• 2 killed in motorcycle crash in Greenville
• Local youth learn leadership and community-building skills at YSU event today
• Wal-Mart probing NYTimes claims of bribery, cover-up at Mexican subsidairy
• Volunteers needed to place flags on veterans' graves
• Today's 3rd annual Big Tap In at Covelli a sell-out
• Reformed Nixon 'evil genius' Chuck Colson dead at 80
• Brownlee Woods Neighborhood Assoc. to meet Thursday
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Misses the cut
• Showers this morning in Youngstown, major storm to bring rain, snow by Monday
• Safe citizens workshop Tuesday evening
• Panel discussion at YSU on use of social media for political protests
• Convicted Mahoning County deputy repleased from prison
• Hermitage man critical after tree falls on him
• YPD searching for suspects in robbery at Ohio and Benita avenues
• Mooney Cards starting to find themselves as tournament nears
• 3 teens, 1 adult sought in Youngstown fight posted on YouTube
• Seven represent area in Ohio basketball game on Sunday
• Senate debates postal service’s best route forward
• 200 Youngstown parents form bonds with educators at conference
• Phantoms, Gamblers start tonight
• Mahoning Valley ranks high in drive to win $1M to beat hunger
• Campbell scores in North victory
• On area diamonds | More prep baseball results
• Judge orders drug treatment for ex-YSU coach
• Prep softball results
• SCOPE directors hire interim project manager
• Girard superintendent: Bullet at school likely was an accident
• Expert on aging delivers challenge to help elderly
• Recycled style at MCCTC
• OVI checkpoint set up tonight in Mahoning County
• Former Mahoning Co. jail supervisor now at CCA in Youngstown
• Youngstown-Warren area moves into top 10 in effort to get $1M to fight hunger
• First woman Columbus police chief takes oath of office
• Judge rules for landowners in seismic testing dispute
• North Lima woman sent to CCA for in-house drug treatment
• BREAKING NEWS: Arrest warrants issued for teens, adult in Youngstown fight
• Girard school officials update info on small-caliber bullet
• Safe citizens workshop is Tuesday in Youngstown
• Cincy airport looks to offset reduced flights
• Rare baseball card sells for $1.2M at auction
• Ohio State troopers find more than 3,000 illegal prescription pills in Wood County
• Ohio lawmakers consider preschool-ranking proposal
• George Zimmeran's bail set at $150K in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Obama Warren office opens Saturday
• Ohio police return man to his Indiana home
• W. Pa. man charged with cruelty in cat torture
• W.Pa. math teacher to trial in sexting case
• Ohio mayor charged with rape of minor, held on $1M bond
• Ohio jobless rate dips for 8th consecutive month
• 4 Americans die in Afghan chopper crash
• Sherman among 6 newly honored 'Great Ohioans'
• George Zimmerman's wife says he isn't violent
• Small-caliber bullet found at Girard school cafeteria
• Ohio man pleads not guilty after KKK confrontation
• Warm with storms possible later today in Youngstown
• Warm with storms possible later today in Youngstown
• Program to examine historical church
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Bowling event to benefit American Cancer Society
• Kiraly blanks Southington
• Lordstownn industrial park gains $2M grant, 5 prospects
• Niles drops Poland in 8th
• Youngstown seeks cameras to monitor crime downtown, S. Side
• Canfield co-op helps fill the coop
• Best await Phantoms
• Ceremony in Mahoning courthouse recalls Holocaust
• Stand Against Racism Thursday in Warren
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Kokrak 4-over at Valero
• Covelli to open four Turnpike restaurants
• Republicans take turn in tax showdown, approving $46B cut for employers
• Former Phantom Saad expected to play tonight for Blackhawks
• Orthopedic group has Saturday fundraiser for American Cancer Society
• Pa. man opts for jury trial in rapper's death
• Pa. health official clarifies new gas-drilling law
• 2 years later, fish sick near BP oil spill site
• Fuel business in western Ohio hit by fire
• State Rep. Hagan says Ohio deep-injection well ban sidelined
• April polls show Obama-Romney race very close
• State approves funding for Lordstown industrial park
• Portman not looking to be VP choice
• Casino reps seek license from Ohio regulators
• Trio plead not guilty to protest charges
• Mahoning commissioners approve fact-finder's report with deputies
• Overseer: Ohio Statehouse needs no metal detectors
• 1 person dies after ambulance, SUV crash by Akron hospital
• Mill Creek Park daffodil event canceled
• Dick Clark fortune estimated in 'hundreds of millions'
• Secret Service tries to quell furor over scandal
• Appeals pending for Ohio man freed after 20 years
• Ohio day-care operators charged in fraud scheme
• 'Mommy and Me' tea for girls 3-8
• Valley's MS walk Saturday at Scrappers Stadium
• Couple will wed at St. Columba’s in May ceremony
• Gina Sciortino and John Carrier plan June 23 rite
• Tri-Gold Chapter sets annual basket auction
• Inmate apologizes to victim's family before execution
• New AMVETS facility opens in Struthers
• Jennifer Snyder, convicted in drowning death of teen, jailed on probation violation
• Spartans’ Watkins makes the most of extra swing
• More youth fights on YouTube, these in Youngstown
• Lowellville Rod and Gun official: Stray bullet is not ours
• CHAMPION-LIKE: Gardiner, Swipas lead Flashes
• Study will help improve Youngstown’s efficiency
• Youngstown gets a new postmaster Saturday
• U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown hosts fraud seminar in Girard on Tuesday
• Firefighters still looking for cause of $210K blaze at former Stackhouse Oldsmobile building
• Icon Dick Clark dead at 82
• Gas driller refuses W.Pa. order to stop drilling
• Air pollution standards set for fracking wells
• Ohio has 1,500 apply for special-needs scholarship
• Ohio coroner: Baby found in freezer was born alive
• Ohio teen to be tried as adult in Craigslist case
• Ohio executes man who fatally stabbed teen in 1985
• Dems blast amendment to demote Planned Parenthood
• NFL players' union sues coaches' union
• Nursing Scholarship Program
• LSP gang member sentenced
• Photos revealed of US troops posing with corpses
• Funeral for second Struthers burn victim is Friday
• Ohio ex-inmate: Drinking led to threat to judge
• US, NATO ready plan to hand off Afghanistan combat
• Fake Bieber accused of abusing NJ girl online
• NYC subway plotter: We also eyed NYSE
• Ohio student with too many absences gets reprieve
• Woman charged with murder in shooting of Texas mom
• Police: Ohio boy brings BB gun to school to fend off bullies
• Resurfacing work to begin next week in Columbiana County
• Execution set for 10 a.m. today
• Residents return home after brush fire threatens
• W. Pa. leaders support Highmark-West Penn merger
• Man charged with murder in baby death
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Sunshine in Youngstown today, then clouds and showers for the end of the week
• Sunshine in Youngstown today, then clouds and showers for the end of the week
• Pierogi-making class planned at church hall
• Alex Gacek’s hat trick advances Phantoms
• Trumbull County Children services director replaced
• Falcons find a way
• Cops in Niles kill break-in suspect
• YOUTH ROUNDUP | News and notes
• Ohio police investigate death of 15-year-old girl
• Space shuttle Discovery makes final takeoff
• Ohio AG wants to help stamp out illegal use of prescription drugs
• Here’s the ending of the Avalon Gardens story
• Suspected burglar shot by Niles police officers dies
• Teams search for missing Marine wife in Calif.
• Police: NJ man stole underwear from Pa. women
• Lawyer: Sex-tourism suspect killed self
• Pa. mom, daughter go on trial in $1M fraud case
• Miss Kopper will wed Mr. Bonacci in open ceremony
• Brandy Kelly to be June bride of Virgil Gilea
• North Carolina couple plan to marry in Girard
• Easter Egg Hunt draws 300 people
• It’s time to puzzle it out again at the library
• Children’s hospital event will honor those who help
• Poland sets proposed fees for school sports, band
• Going, going ... Avalon Gardens is gone
• Trumbull SCOPE’s director resigns
• 10 teachers, 31 others cut in Austintown
• Poland sets proposed pay to play fees for sports, band
• Phantoms win in overtime
• Ohio man convicted of tub drowning seeks 4th trial
• Abortion foes ready new Ohio attack
• Fla. man pleads guilty to bilking Mahoning Valley investors in Ponzi scheme
• SCOPE’s executive director announces resignation
• Canfield man pleads guilty to federal charge of insurance fraud conspiracy
• Struthers treatment plant explosion kills second victim
• Youngstown area in running to get $50K to fight hunger
• Big gaps found in nursing homes’ disaster plans
• First team of UN monitors arrives in Syria
• 4 hearings this week on agency’s spending scandal
• Local gasoline prices drop; statewide price up slightly
• Three arrested protestors identified; none from the Mahoning Valley
• Avalon Gardens contents auctioned off this morning
• Corrected meeting notices for today
• Afghan gov’t: Militant blames Haqqanis for attacks
• Take on The Vindy's special crossword challenge this week
• Breivik defiant as Norway massacre trial begins
• NYC man faces terror trial
• Doolittle’s Raid survivors’ 70th reunion in Ohio
• Severe storms possible in Youngstown this afternoon
• Coast Guard ends search for 4 missing yacht racers
• WORTH A LOOK
• Local attorney will dance for charities
• New Yorker writer George Packer to give free lecture at YSU
• Suburban squalor in Austintown
• Tax preparers expect avalanche of late filers
• PUMMELED
• Students get boost to begin a legacy at YSU
• Smooth sailing
• YSU survey highlights benefits of Mill Creek MetroParks
• Layshock hearings to resume in May
• YSU makes President’s Higher Education Honor Roll
• Pirates break 5-game losing skid
• Indians sweep Royals
• Flyers beat Penguins 8-4
• All Pa. oil, gas waste needs treatment, official urges
• Two arrested in death of infant girl found in Toledo freezer
• Ohio plans aggressive campaign to fight casino con artists
• Don’t expect I-680 construction slowdowns to end anytime soon
• Haven’t filed taxes yet? Relax, you have two more days
• Millions in federal stimulus dollars flowed to questionable Ohio charter schools
• Taliban launch major offensive in Afghanistan; NATO bases targeted
• More than 100 tornadoes rip across Midwest; at least 5 killed
• Vallus daughters gather family for parents’ 50th
• Kalenits family honors couple for 60th anniversary
• New Castle — A One-Horse Town
• Phantoms close season with shootout win
• Harding’s Herron awaiting an NFL call
• Boardman walk promotes children’s health
• Excitement reigns as girls choose free prom dresses
• YSU's Thomas finds role with Red Sox
• YSU sophomore ready for Boston
• Board recommends change to Southington historic site
• K.O. Drugs tournament enters second round
• METRO DIGEST || Sharon native killed
• For Wilson, necessity the father of invention
• Strong performances fill dark ‘Buried Child’
• Earth Fest at Penn State Shenango
• US, Canada stand alone
• The Valley’s Titanic loss
• Toledo police find dead infant in freezer
• Style show to benefit Hannah’s House
• LOTTERY
• Valley Best Buys escape closings — for now
• About 200 walk today for disabled kids
• FOX News to interview Poland's Gabriel on Sunday morning
• UPDATE: Secret Service scandal in Columbia extends to military
• 11 Secret Service agents relieved of duty in Columbia after prostitution allegations
• Katie Berlon, Anthony Catalano plan May nuptials
• Miss Bako to wed Mr. Riccitelli in afternoon rite
• Alaina Cardon, Lee Keck plan fairgrounds rite
• Michelle Pastello, Josh Donchess set June nuptials
• Free family fun night planned
• Boardman YouTube fight video participants ID'd
• YSU prof to speak about Mayan culture, demise Sunday in Boardman
• Site work launches $840K effort to overhaul Wick Recreation Area
• YSU’s defense plays better in Red-White game
• Pavlik OVI charge dismissed
• YSU FOOTBALL || NOTEBOOK
• Bull in pen attacks, kills Champion man
• Gamblers hit jackpot with Phantoms
• Homers help Valpo beat YSU
• 4 finalists tapped for Youngstown schools treasurer
• SCOPE funding cut over violations
• Prep baseball roundup
• Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt engaged after 7 years, 6 kids
• Civil War vet finally laid to rest
• Candlelight vigil held for shot NH police chief
• Judge denies request to block Marine’s dismissal
• Ohio man, slain wife had filed for bankruptcy
• Judge says she may have conflict in Zimmerman case
• Jordan Brown found guilty in slaying
• BP signing up mineral rights in Trumbull County
• OVI charge dropped; Pavlik fined $150 each for two misdemeanors
• Sunny today in Youngstown, warmer with storms for the weekend
• St. Dom's fundraiser Saturday to benefit proposed parish center
• It’s time to get your birdfeeders washed
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Sentencing for pharmacy owner delayed again
• Boardman FOP to clean up Market Street Saturday
• Campbell man charged with domestic violence
• Many Valley workers lack skills for growing manufacturing jobs
• Irish Eyes Are Smiling
• OHSAA adds a division, starting in 2013
• New Castle boy awaits judge’s decision in murder case
• YSU offense ready for another high-scoring season, but overconfidence a concern
• Youngstown law director ousts top aide
• Nick Petrella, owner of Boulevard Tavern, dies at 65
• Phantoms host Green Bay twice
• YSU marks 6th Biology Day
• Pavlik-Sigmon, Take Two: June 8 bout in Las Vegas set
• Obama defends Romney's wife after Dem gaffe
• OHSAA adds seventh football division for 2013
• NY group wins OK to organize PTA for gay students
• North Korea fires long-range rocket, South Korea says
• YSU offensive coordinator: ‘We can’t be complacent’
• Phantoms close regular season with two home games
• Bus driver who collapsed during school commute dies
• Judge refuses to toss charges against Sandusky
• Kan. grain elevator cited for serious violations in explosion
• Marsh fired as assistant city law director
• Judge: Seattle man not guilty in 50-year-old rape
• Zimmerman to be arraigned May 29
• Trooper, motorist: Mysterious object fell from sky
• Mom of dead Fla. teen clarifies ’accident’ remark
• Ex-Mo. governor charged with mishandling donation
• Sigmon-Pavlik to fight June 8 in Las Vegas
• Expert: Church can investigate sex-abuse reports
• Postmaster general visits potential closure sites
• Prosecutors face hurdles in Trayvon Martin case
• Summit focuses on skilled worker problem
• Sunshine returns to Youngstown today, another cold night tonight
• Sunshine returns to Youngstown today, another cold night tonight
• Health career workshop next week
• Columbiana BOE to discuss employee matter this afternoon
• Earth Day event will be a repurposed sale
• Parents announce Hubbard-Verdi wedding plans
• Plans made for Miss Pappas to marry Mr. Wills
• Salem’s Citizens of Honor will be inducted at dinner
• Public invited to open house to support Harding robotics team
• Springfield to upgrade stop signs, sets clean-up day
• Yummy Mummy's opening Saturday in East Side library
• 10 area residents indicted on heroin, coke charges
• A tale of two teams at YSU
• Closing remarks expected to begin today in Jordan Brown case
• Poland village panel to recommend cuts in face of projected $200K deficit
• YSU notebook
• Raiders’ standout impressed by Akron’s coaches and facilities
• YSU renovations likely to begin in May
• Cafaro proceeding with hotel plans despite waiver denial
• Struthers’ Jacubec signs with California (Pa.)
• Cavs lose in overtime
• CNN’s Cooper explains Dyngus Day laughter
• Woman arraigned in Youngstown traffic death
• Kokrak to tee off at 1:30 p.m.
• Luggage tags ID suspect in Ohio puppy abandonment
• Official: Charges coming in Trayvon Martin death
• Zimmerman to face charges in Martin shooting
• Texas mayor targeted in alleged murder plot
• Gingrich: Supporters want him to stay in GOP race
• Manson skips 12th parole hearing, may be his last
• Police say 2 USC students killed in likely carjacking try
• Police: DNA links Ind. inmate to Ark. teen’s death
• Women hit with baseball bats in two episodes
• Rain and snow showers possible today in Youngstown
• Inspiring Minds World Dining Tour planned
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Auxiliary to meet
• Dinner to benefit man in need of lung transplants
• Drop off old appliances Saturday in Warren
• Counterfeiters suspected at Boardman Walmart too
• Springfield leads but game is called
• First witnesses testify at Pa. boy's murder trial
• Penguins’ Crosby, Malkin are eager for postseason
• Sherrod Brown seeks more funding to fight blight
• Area man teams up to cycle across the country
• Officials celebrate post-office opening at store in Liberty
• More prep baseball results
• Family identifies woman dumped at Warren service station
• Prep Softball roundup
• Meeting on Mathews/Sheridan roundabout set April 19
• Resurfacing of Belle Vista Road starts Wednesday
• South Range wins baseball game at Mineral Ridge
• Hudson leads Cavs past Charlotte
• Who’s the rich guy? Obama, Romney duel over status
• Woman in Vegas illegal surgery case flees to China
• Columbiana man to cycle across the country
• Attorney: Zimmerman defense fund website is real
• Mass. police put the squeeze on toothpaste thief
• Woman charged with faking cancer for NY weddings
• NYPD says stalker professed love to Alec Baldwin
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign, clears path for Romney
• Santorum drops out of race
• Conn. boy, 6, killed helping dad with wood chipper
• Special anniversary events at Bethel Lutheran
• 2 suspects plead guilty in Georgia militia plots
• Trial begins for Pa. boy accused of murder at 11
• Gerald Ford graffiti pops up in Michigan hometown
• Clinkscale gets six years for shootings
• Project Rebuild Act will fight blight here, Brown says
• No Stambaugh Academy board meeting today
• Youngstown a good place to raise a family, Forbes says
• Scattered rain/snow showers possible through mid week in Youngstown
• American Legion will host events April 28
• Watson doesn’t crave notoriety, but he has it
• Biffle in lead as racing resumes
• Cavaliers keep Lester Hudson
• RING ACTION
• Goodell upholds suspensions of Saints’ Payton, Vitt, Loomis
• BP meets, greets Valley; targets ’13 drilling
• Boardman budget set at $16.9M
• Body found by river is ID’d
• Austintown trustees seek residents’ help
• Veterinarian writes of war
• Duff McKagan looks back on GNR
• Punchless Indians lose to Chicago
• Jackson-Milton softball beats Springfield
• Boardman trustees unveil 2016 plan and budget
• Austintown seeks help with upkeep of problem properties
• Woman dumped from car in Warren
• Nursing-home resident wanders away, found dead in parking lot
• Man charged after stabbing in Niles
• 13-year-old charged with carrying concealed weapons
• Winter weather to make a brief return to the Youngstown area
• WORTH A LOOK
• Cub Scouts to host Pinewood Derby Races
• Orrville Railroad Society is offering train excursion
• Calling artists: First Night needs design for its buttons
• Tebow draws big crowd at Texas Easter service
• Santana powers Indians victory
• McCutchen’s clutch hit stings Phillies
• Green leads Nets over Cavs
• Gas and oil industry yields 115 new businesses in county
• Gas industry spurs new product sales for Pa. uniform store
• Natural-gas glut lowers boom on drilling
• An Amish spring
• pirates 5 phillies4
• Precluding insider trading in Congress was long overdue
• “My Heart Will Go On,” Celine Dion’s ballad from “Titanic,” is being
• ‘60 Minutes’ interrogator did more than just interview subjects
• Reality tempers father’s pride in son going off to war
• video game review
• bridge
• Children host reception for parents’ 50th
• Scouts will again clean up the park
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• Forget-Me-Not Gala to benefit those afflicted with Alzheimer’s
• SENIOR MENUS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Joseph Walter Litwin
• Youngstown Deltas will offer healthful options
• FEDERATED CLUBS
• Cash mob alert for April 21
• Growers fret over spring’s frosts
• No surprise — YSU offense is awesome
• Mahoning Ext. director offers tips on avoiding food spoilage, illness
• Phantoms defeat Indiana, earn home-ice advantage for playoffs
• Victorian Era Easter In Valley
• Villa Maria sets two whimsical walks for parents, kids
• KO Drugs Boxing tournament gets underway on Monday
• Volunteer briefing for highway cleanup, appliance recycling at Covelli
• Indians lose again in extra innings
• Pentagon workers plan wedding at Stambaugh
• Parents announce engagement and June wedding
• Brightman-Wyer, Kohn wedding to be in Boyd, Texas
• Miss Hostetler, Mr. Seara will marry June 16
• Miss Fisher to marry Mr. Best in open ceremony
• Megan Clune and William Sullivan will wed in June
• Four injured in N. Side shooting after fight over stereo equipment
• Houston couple plan to marry in New Orleans
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Animal shelter in need of toys, treats and chow
• Warren man hit with frying pan
• Emerald ash borer now confirmed in Columbiana County
• Phantoms' shorthanded sting
• Youngstown prosecutor’s office shake-up brings 2nd firing
• ‘Bam’ becomes a man for YSU football
• State: Youngstown owes $4.75M in back taxes over Covelli
• Natural gas drives TCU efforts
• Improved play on the green is key for Kokrak
• District baseball preview
• Youngstown motorcycle clubs to ride in memory of Trayvon Martin
• YSU softball team has winning streak snapped
• Valley’s Greeks worry about homeland
• Follow the recycling road
• Prep sports roundup
• Man changes plea to guilty in Ponzi scheme
• Dems: 'Buffett' tax proposal is ‘about fairness’
• Sweet on Easter
• Loud noises spark memories of shooting
• Expect Pens and Flyers to behave today
• Woman’s death ruled homicide
• ‘Bam’ becomes a man for YSU football
• Kokrak seeks improved putting
• Kan. says Mega Millions winner has come forward
• Local motorcycle clubs ride Easter Sunday in support of Trayvon Martin
• Dems tout proposed tax on millionaires
• Youngstown garbage pickup follows regular schedule
• Assistant law director at the center of a controversial text-message investigation gets fired
• East Side woman cut and robbed at her home
• Pa. man dies in motorcycle accident in Ellwood City
• Navy jet crashes into Va, apartments; fuel dumped first
• OSU announces $50M in new financial aid
• Ohio selects new contracts for Medicaid program
• Texas man gets life in teen baby sitter’s death
• Navy jet crashes in Virginia, 2 aviators eject
• URGENT | Sugarland tickets released
• Boat overturns near NY’s Liberty Island; 3 rescued
• Newark airport security breach prompts review
• Fla. man pleads guilty to bilking Mahoning Valley investors in Ponzi scheme
• Ohio college students rally against gay-hate crimes
• Police: Officer killed in Austin, suspect arrested
• Ga. Easter egg hunt canceled after past violence
• Nice weather in Youngstown through Saturday, showers possible for Easter
• Power back on at SC nuclear plant after outage
• Expert: Dog that fatally bit newborn not dangerous
• $10K reward offered in Philadelphia brick attack
• Volunteers to plant chestnuts at Flight 93 site
• Fish dinner canceled
• Ulster Project schedules fundraisers
• CLUB CALENDAR
• WAR IN AFGHANISTAN Ohioans killed in suicide bombing
• Grazianos lead Girard to victory
• Lantz takes charge as city prosecutor
• Vrabel, Tinkey lead Canfield in AAC
• Stations of the Cross mark Good Friday, ills of modern world
• More high school baseball
• Fickiesen to leave YSU hoops team
• Alliance man bound over to Trumbull grand jury on numerous charges
• Indians lose to Blue Jays in record opener
• Phantoms home for two weekend games
• Mahoning commissioners approve pact to help stop flooding in Austintown
• Warren Township shooting being treated as homicide
• Mahoning County judge rules man insane after attack on lawyer, cop
• YSU's PG Fickiesen leaving program
• Man shot on South Side this afternoon
• Phillies, Halladay beat Pirates 1-0
• Oil, gas industry groups seek to join lawsuit
• Emerald Ash Borer found in Columbiana County
• UPDATE | 3 Ohio National Guard Soldiers killed in action, Taliban claims responsibility
• NJ man arrested after daughter’s skeleton found
• BREAKING NEWS | Atty. Dana Lantz appointed new Youngstown prosecutor
• ‘Three Cups’ author mismanaged group
• Boardman police close high school assault case
• Accuser returns to the stand in Pa. priest trial
• Boardman company gets Rayen Stadium job
• New prison photo shows shaggy, aged Charles Manson
• OSHP troopers seize 538 pounds of marijuana in Clinton County
• Ohio school to let gay student wear T-shirt 1 day
• Feds monitor SC nuclear plant that lost power
• Allegiant will charge for carry-on bags
• Dry weather with sunshine for Youngstown today, cold tonight
• Lawsuit: Pa. scam victim jailed for a week
• Dad agrees to stay off land near where son died
• Police plan to charge stepdad in road ambush
• Handicapped library patrons must call for access
• Happy 90th BIRTHDAY Frank Dellick
• Underground Railroad program will be presented at spring dinner
• Slippery Rock professor will be keynote speaker at conference
• 2 adults, child injured in crash
• Macejko to learn his fate today
• Irish’s Finelli tames Leopards
• Reviving a masterpiece at Warren’s Central Christian Church
• Mooney veterans dominate Orange
• YSU defenders stride forward, please coach
• Police begin to identify Boardman Park brawl suspects
• Missed opportunities hurt YSU against Pitt
• Visiting judge issues ruling in Trumbull County baby case
• GM Lordstown plans to hire 150
• Pa. high court takes up shale gas leases dispute
• Federal judge clears way for Ohio execution
• US marshals nab fugitive on Youngstown's West Side
• Hawaii surfer bitten by shark says he’ll be back
• Soldiers’ complaint says KBR knew of Iraq toxin
• NYPD strengthens security at Jewish sites ahead of Passover holiday
• Pa. boy in murder case held until trial
• ODNR approves new shale permit for Columbiana well
• NY mom faces murder charge in disabled girl deaths
• Lawsuit filed in bridge death of Ohio suspect
• Federal judge will allow Ohio execution to proceed
• Hermitage, others to test weather warning sirens
• Three arrested in Boardman robbery
• Boston appeals court hears gay-marriage law case
• New effort by MDs to cut wasteful medical spending
• Agee found guilty; will be spared death penalty
• High court won’t hear stadium killer appeal of murder conviction
• Affidavit: 3 involved in Ohio woman’s dismembering
• Former Mass. treasurer Cahill pleads not guilty
• Hand count upholds Trumbull election results
• Beautiful spring weather in Youngstown today
• Accuser expected to testify at Philly priest trial
• Pa. county cuts the music over royalties request
• Woman struck, killed by train
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Americorps NCC plans event for youths
• Catholic Charities regional agency Men Who Cook will feed the need
• Western Reserve holds off Lowellville’s big rally
• Cruze drives GM’s surge
• YSU celebrates milestone with a DH sweep
• Quest For Knowledge
• Tyler history center project gets boost with $750K in gifts from 3 foundations
• PREP BASEBALL | Tuesday’s other games
• PREP SOFTBALL || Tuesday’s games
• High court hears arguments for, against Dann
• Romney takes Wis., blasts Obama; president responds
• Romney wins Maryland, D.C., leads in Wis.
• 3 local foundations donate $750K to downtown Tyler History Center
• City man gets 10-year-prison term in 2007 baseball bat assault on ex-girlfriend
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,794
• Gay student sues Ohio school district over T-shirt
• Supreme Court has hearing on Dann law license suspension
• Ohio group cleared in effort to redefine marriage
• Transgender pageant contestant to discuss options
• OSHP recovers designer counterfeit merchandise
• The top 10 songs and albums on the iTunes Store
• Woman, 80, lands plane low on fuel; husband dies
• United Express plane evacuated for smoke in Denver
• Ohio judge OKs fired pregnant teacher's lawsuit
• Kashmiry and Associates acquires portion of business
• Ohio youth sex offender registration rule blocked
• Obama denounces ‘radical’ Republican budget plan
• Red Cross pressing for aid access in Syria
• James Murdoch steps down as BSkyB chairman
• US stocks mixed ahead of Fed policy news
• Chevrolet Cruze sales surge 20 percent
• Police: Calif. suspect looked for administrator
• Pitt increases reward after 2 more bomb threats
• Authorities: Pa. man’s 165 guns violated probation
• Partly cloudy in Youngstown today with a threat of storms this afternoon
• Overloaded extension cord blamed for fatal fire
• Police: Stray bullet death investigation difficult
• REUNIONS
• Block-watch meeting
• Leaders challenge report on cheating SFlb
• Repchic case likely will go to jury today
• THE ’CATS MEOW
• Brawl in Boardman Park attracts 100
• Poland survives AAC battle
• Valley Red Cross official uses Heimlich to save the life of choking man in Texas
• Woman sentenced for theft from YSU union
• Southwest Airlines adds flights from 2 Ohio cities
• Results of 2010 Liberty School District audit released Tuesday
• Appointment made for vacant Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber post
• Wrightsman ruled sane in friend’s shooting death
• Coast Guard monitors ghost ship drifting northwest
• Youngstown city health board explanation satisfies HUD
• Mahoning jury expected to begin deliberations Tuesday in Agee trial
• Officials: 5 dead in Christian school shooting
• Life in prison for ex-nurse in 5 bleach deaths
• Martin family asks DOJ for prosecutor probe
• Police confirm deaths in Oakland university attack
• New charges against accused stalker of Yankees GM
• Federal agents raid Calif. marijuana university
• WWII veteran’s artifacts stolen from Ark. estate
• YSU spring job expo is Wednesday
• Chamber fills economic development post from within
• Group files UN complaint on Ala. immigration law
• Drug kingpin Arellano Felix gets 25-year term
• Men arrested after deputy finds calf in backseat
• Gas prices in Valley down a penny
• After some morning clouds, pleasant weather expected in Youngstown today
• Warren family event memorializes Trayvon and others, calls for end to violence
• Feds investigate engine fires in Lordstown-built Cruzes
• Four die after Ohio teen driving van hits car head-on
• March 2012 Valley weather: Little lion, lots of lamb
• Pavlik: 'Everything working against Jaco'
• How will Trumbull residents spend $331 million in shale payments?
• Santorum compares his campaign status to Ohio State-Kansas game
• Port authority board member questions legality of bed-tax use
• Unprecedented hearing on suspending Marc Dann’s law license is Tuesday
• Dismembered Ohioan suffocated, stabbed in bathtub
• Deanna Santore | Michael Christopher
• Krista Ginnetti | Vincent Antonucci
• Callista Conzett | Ryan Dammann
• Filipans’ 50th is marked with renewal of vows
• Couple’s children host reception at St. Mark Hall for 50th anniversary
• Bus trips to benefit Relay for Life teams
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• SENIOR MENUS
• HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY | Lucy Pizzuto Cucchiaro
• GARDEN CLUBS
• 50th anniversary gathers loved ones of Mr., Mrs. Scali
• Romney predicts victory in Wis.
• hSearch intensifies for missing runner
• All clear at Austintown Wal-mart
• What’s clearing out Austintown’s Wal-mart?
• Women of Color Expo honors and empowers women
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Misses the cut
• Pet Expo brings home the needs of furry friends
• More changes and more tests await Ohio students
• Marcellus shale means money for western Pa. land owners
• Block watchers stay alert but don’t challenge troublemakers
• Egg hunt and fun draws families to Wick Recreation Area
• UPDATE: Mega tickets sold in Boardman, Niles match 5 of 6 numbers, worth $250K each
• First Night panel elects new officers
• American Girl Fashion Show should excite your little dolls
• Winning ticket sold in Maryland
• Ruling drains 25 jobs from Patriot Water
• A fun, final night
• District seeks to strengthen standards at high schools
• Working toward the Tour
• Panel discusses changes to charter
• Chaney graduate Cavanaugh is pleased to be back
• Williams loses to Lundy at Foxwoods
• Public must sign in at CSB meetings
• Leader at air base calls on community to fight cuts
• Ohio State is two wins away from first national championship in 52 years
• Students calculate costs at contest
• Trial in shooting ends with hung jury
• The choir at Girard First United Methodist Church is preparing a cantata for Palm Sunday
• Hoodies with a Purpose
• Births
• Cavs routed by Milwaukee
• Plane and personnel cuts at air base not certain
• Hoodies rally seeks justice for Trayvon Martin
• 2 city women sue Youngstown police officers
• Mahoning County seeks to shut down Austintown bar
• Federal judge strikes down parts of Wis. union law
• 'Mega Millions Mania' sweeps valley
• Salem library schedules census research program
• 7 Pa. municipalities sue the state over new Marcellus Shale law
• On the run, bin Laden lived in 5 houses
• Mega-long odds for winning record jackpot
• News anchor returning after televised dog bite
• Recall election ordered for Wis. Gov. Scott Walker
• Motorist dressed as Batman escapes ticket in Md.
• Gerberry would tax fracking wastewater recycling operations
• Judge rules against Patriot in OEPA dispute
• Army Reserve reprimands soldier who backed Paul
• Conn. woman gets 8 years for $6 million bank fraud
• Firefighters race to contain Colorado wildfire
• Cold early, then warmer with strong storms possible in Youngstown
• Family: Dementia led to Pa. couple murder-suicide
• Police: Man fatally stabbed pregnant girlfriend
• ‘Ticked Off’ author cancels appearance
• It’s time to meet on links for Charity Golf Scramble
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Stitchers plan annual Quilters’ Day Out
• Macejko fired Ally without mayor’s consent
• JetBlue’s ‘hero’ hails from Valley
• TEAM UNITY
• EGCC, Warren offer free training for shale jobs
• Flashes bounce back
• Covelli food-vendor deal finalized
• Williams and Pavlik face big weekend fights
• Jurors in Agee case will see guns
• Mahoning commissioners OK agreement with AT&T for 911 upgrade
• One of two men burned in Struthers explosion has died
• Ohio agencies uniting against human trafficking
• Four face charges following kidnapping and assault
• Report: Illegal overtime on Apple assembly line
• Judge allows guns, drug evidence to be admitted in Kevin Agee murder trial
• Report: YSU's Zuiker, Perry to transfer
• Drug deals cost Ohio officer workers' comp
• Ex-FBI agent charged with beating her father
• House rejects conservatives’ deficit-cutting plan
• Federal judge to rule on Ohio's lethal-injection process
• Hero first officer hails from the Mahoning Valley
• Lordstown Board of Public Affairs has special meeting Friday
• Some residents not warned about Colo. wildfire
• Ohio voters could see 2 medical marijuana issues
• U.S. Bancorps closing Mahoning Valley locations April 6
• Romney ad strategy gives clues to general election
• OSHP troopers seize mobile meth lab during Stark County traffic stop
• Accused Chardon school shooter has Mahoning County lawyers
• Ohio's All-American Soap Box Derby lands sponsor
• Below freezing temperatures expected tonight in Youngstown
• Don’t bust a sag in Struthers
• Nine years shaved off prison terms in Kaluza shooting
• Report: US cancer rates continue downward trend
• Youngstown council OKs budget and sets priorities
• Ohio wants expansion of e-tutoring program
• OSU case lawyer wants punishment reviewed
• Wisconsin signs Maryland QB Danny O’Brien
• DA charges man with 5 murder counts in SF killings
• Copper pipes taken from Boardman pizza shop's air-conditioning unit
• 34th annual YSU English Festival under way
• Milton Township firefighters host open house Saturday
• Teen Straight Talk has musical fundraiser program Saturday
• Mill Creek Park to reopen several roads Monday
• Pope urges more church freedom in Cuba
• George H.W. Bush to formally back Romney
• Family says search crews find body of Ark. boy, 4
• Mixed review of Mahoning Valley home sales in February
• Competency exam for Chardon school shooting suspect
• Gingrich revamps campaign to deny Romney delegates
• Federal fire crews taking over Colo. wildfire
• JetBlue CEO: captain a ‘consummate professional’
• US. Sen. Brown gets new National Guard assignment
• Statewide tornado drill scheduled for 9:50 this morning
• Former officer pleads guilty to assaulting girls
• Police: Sex offender raped toddler
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Firehouse will be open
• Last call at Sports Grille
• Bonanza of a sale at Ponderosa
• Off and running
• BP’s $331M investment in Trumbull will spur growth in Ohio, leaders say
• REPCHIC MURDER TRIAL: Shooting victim’s widow testifies
• Attorney cleared in texts dispute
• YSU gets needed victory
• Cards start season strong
• Souper Supper
• Mount Hope vets cemetery gets new life
• Pens’ home winning streak ends
• Ruling to go against Patriot Water Treatment
• Youngstown schools face tough financial choices
• Souper Supper is Wednesday at Fitch
• Bicyclists warned to steer clear of ND’s oil patch
• Mahoning prosecutor recommends 6-year prison term for man charged in 3 murders
• Judge: No contempt in release of documents in Bassil Ally case
• Youngstown Sports Grille to close Saturday
• Bid comes in for one section of Ponderosa Park
• Fugitive charged with five felonies related to his fleeing
• Funeral for the Rev. Al Sharpton’s mom draws crowd
• US Supreme Court denies ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ appeal
• Obama uncle admits facts in drunken driving case
• Boat sinks, Texas man survives 30 hours in Gulf
• Freight train derails, catches fire in NE Indiana
• Lower death risk seen with heart bypass surgery
• Police ID girl killed in Philly store crash
• Valley’s unemployment rate drops nearly 2 percent
• Agee trial about to get under way with opening statements
• BP confirms 85,000-acre, $331M Trumbull County gas lease deal
• Cool but pleasant today in Youngstown, showers and storms arrive tonight
• Summer wedding for Katie Mraz, Joseph Cirelli
• Miss LuBonovic, Jason Hazen to marry in June
• June 9 chosen for Baragona- Mientkiewicz rite
• Danielle Hubbell to be bride of Joseph Anthony
• Parents announce plans for Doinoff, Slipski wedding
• REUNIONS
• Dinner fundraiser to help cancer sufferer
• BP Trumbull leases may total $331M
• City to target priorities in $151M budget
• YSU has familiar face in unfamiliar place
• Niles police seek 2 in vandalism spree
• Diamond domination
• Mahoning officials hear case for court consolidation
• NYPL all-star game is focus
• Police arrest suspect in Liberty after 4-hour hunt
• Poland board takes no action on pay-to-play
• Boardman schools to adopt Common Core standards in 2014-15 school year
• Austintown trustees appoint former employee as fiscal officer
• UPDATE: Tires likely fueled North Side blaze
• YSU's Ward practices at TE; Radakovich injured
• UPDATE: Police, marshals catch fugitive
• Freeze warning in effect for Youngstown tonight
• WORTH A LOOK
• YMCA to launch pilot women’s fitness class
• HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY
• Truck catches on fire on I-80 in Liberty
• Man flees after trying to rob Italian store in Cornersburg
• Resolving flooding in Canfield would cost more than $7.5M
• Boomers strain to gain foothold in new economy
• 2012 presidential election could take stock market on long and rocky ride
• Bruce Zoldan’s consortium has another horse that will make a Run for the Roses
• Lariccias honored for aid to Animal Charity
• Trumbull prosecutor says cyber sex-abuse skyrockets
• Students over 50 flock to college at record pace
• Stewart wins rain-shortened race in Fontana
• Penguins bounce back, beat Devils 5-2
• Woods a winner on tour again
• Garbage truck strikes, kills homeless woman in Niles
• 1998 Sandusky incident fit profile of pedophile, psychologist says
• Lariccias honored for donations of $100,000 to Animal Charity
• US pays $50,000 for each Afghan civilian killed in shooting spree
• U.S. considers hate-crime charge in killing of Trayvon Martin
• 200 gay couples have ‘illegal mass wedding’ in Cleveland
• 4 in 10 Ohio high school grads not ready for college
• Former first lady Ida McKinley’s dresses to be restored
• Obama: North Korea risks isolation if it launches rocket
• Rocky presidential election could bring bumpy year for stock market
• Mark Loomis, Miss Florjancic are engaged
• Garcia-Rich vows to take place in Tampa, Fla.
• Miss Houck will become bride of Mr. Carmean
• Janis Weldon, Michael Evatz to wed in May
• Miss Davidson, Mr. De La Garza plan May nuptials
• Amanda Fraser, John Bizorik to wed in May
• Marshalls will observe 50th anniversary
• Williams, defense tackle Tresey’s weightier scheme
• Facebook ‘friends’ become frenemies
• Phantoms are looking up after going down
• Pavlik goal: Inflict pain, shun pressure
• YSU’s look at hospice prompts national study
• Pittsburgh man, 78, killed in crash
• Two fires reported on North Side
• Food expo draws big crowd
• Obama: Block nuke terrorism globally
• Senators snap Pens’ regulation win streak
• Kaufman is glue for defending champs
• ‘Distracted’ at Oakland proves to be insightful
• Youngstown State earns split with Rumph’s 10th-inning RBI
• Attorneys in case make arguments
• Tiger leads at Bay Hill, eyes first win in 2 years
• NEWSMAKERS
• Zoldan horse to make Run for Roses
• Late run lifts Louisville past Florida, into Final Four
• Births
• Ohio water park closure spurs refund complaints
• OSU headed to the Final Four, beats Syracuse 77-70
• Aide says former VP Cheney had heart transplant
• OSU, Syracuse tied at halftime in East Regional final
• Ohio AG opposes provision suggested by his office
• Zoldan’s horse qualifies for Kentucky Derby
• Lauren Bachinger | John Mshar Jr.
• Angela Speece | Paolo Morra
• Laura Woychik | Anthony Caicco
• Lisa Haynam | Kevin Meiroff
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Spaghetti dinner, free concert planned
• Meeting on fracking set Sunday in Shalersville, Pa.
• New Springifleld church hosts program on youth drug culture
• New Castle woman injured in accident today
• Trash/treasure benefit for Andrea DeGennaro
• Sunday fundraiser will help nursing student injured while helping motorist
• Probation for Nicolinni's thief
• The rise and fall of gas prices in the Mahoning Valley
• YSU hoping Stubbs’ return is special
• Kasich calls for fivefold hike in brine tax
• Third-period collapse dooms Phantoms
• Dunbar, Elida advance to Division II title game
• Canfield students get hands-on feel for elderly’s struggles
• Buckeyes zone in for Orange challenge
• Youngstown to pay LaFarge $75K to relocate — again
• Campbell officials review phone contract
• Riding with Dave Blaney
• Inside the rope with Jason Kokrak
• Pentagon attack survivor from Poland to retire from Navy in May
• Streetscape kicks off its fundraising drive
• YSU’s Linkon to take post at Georgetown
• AmeriCorps volunteers on cleanup mission in Youngstown
• Partial vindication claimed
• Duquesne fires basketball coach
• Kokrak misses cut
• Warren 3rd Ward summit is Saturday
• Ohio elections chief asks for voter-fraud probe
• Fundraiser set Sunday for Struthers woman stricken with MS
• US soldier charged in Afghan shooting rampage
• Police ID woman found dead at restaurant near YSU
• Ohio State Highway Patrol flap involves short sleeves
• InfoCision seeks to add Valley workers
• YSU might lose two labor activists
• State unemployment rate continues to improve
• Streetscape plans big June 2 beautification effort
• LOUIE TODAY: Vindy editor; French massacre; America's decline
• Showers and storms likely in Youngstown today and Saturday
• Balassone-Pasco wedding to be in Boardman Park
• Kristina Mines, Jeffrey Rukas to marry in April
• Maple Syrup Festival will include pancakes
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Students will perform recital at Butler North
• Ohio State ousts Cincinnati
• Warren Harding grad Manningham inks 2-year-deal with 49ers
• Boehner speaks up for Rep. Johnson
• Obama touts energy policy at OSU
• Terry McCluskey of Vienna, 62, selected Master Runner of Year
• Inside the ropes with Jason Kokrak
• Julius Williams family: 'We just didn’t get justice’
• OSU pulls away from Cincinnati late in second half
• Owner says he’ll repair A-1 Parking structure
• Malkin scores 2; Penguins clinch playoffs
• Boardman hands out detectors for deaf
• Penguins clinch playoff berth, drop Predators 5-1
• Woman ODs in restaurant near YSU
• Staff Sgt. Bales to be charged with 17 murders, other offenses
• 2nd Albuquerque police shooting sparks probe calls
• Boehner praises Rep. Johnson
• Wi, Dufner are 6-under at Bay Hill/Kokrak is 5 over
• Sanford police chief steps down amid furor over teen's killing
• Youngstown man indicted on murder, reckless homicide charges
• Pa. chain to stop selling beef with pink slime
• Woman found dead of apparent overdose at restaurant near YSU
• Univ. of Pittsburgh building cleared by another threat
• Ex-Ohio death row inmate wants new charge tossed
• 2 familiar with case: Hate crime charge in rundown
• Mahoning County bed-tax increase vote pushed back until April
• Montana man charged with getting small dog drunk
• Group: North Korea orchestra visit can spur change
• Judge: Sea lion killing to save salmon can resume
• Remains ID’d as missing Montana teacher
• Boehner in Mahoning County today
• OSHP investigating fatal accident in Green Township
• US unemployment aid applications hit 4-year low
• Ohio bus driver accused of choking student
• Police: Pa. couple starved, fatally beat son
• Unhappy public unsure who to blame for high gas prices
• Zoos support Ohio exotics bill, have questions
• Very warm weather to continue in Youngstown today
• United Veterans Council awards and installation banquet Saturday
• Sorority alumnae meet, induct and celebrate
• History of AOH will be program topic
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after hit by minivan
• Nursing home patients assaulted; caregiver charged
• Undue force by Boardman officers alleged
• New coach brings new attitude to YSU practice
• YSU spring practice More from Stambaugh Stadium
• City plans to wreck Wean, add parking lot
• State’s new graduate-rate method concerns Youngstown schools’ chief
• Free food, lunch Thursday
• Barber: Blagojevich’s hair to turn gray in prison
• Ohio attorney general files suit against salt companies
• Police: Ohio man photographed 11 women at salon
• Court in Va. hears anti-Obama group’s ad appeal
• Hewlett-Packard to merge printing, PC divisions
• W. Pa. newspaper delivery truck stolen
• Oakland to pay legal fees in public search by cops
• Security Council backs Annan’s Syria peace plan
• Ohio transgender student charges discrimination
• Harris Poll: Most Americans say gas, oil exploration outweigh risks
• Dollars and endorsements shifting toward Romney
• Parents of dead Fla. teen to appear at NYC march
• Saints coach suspended 1 year by NFL in bounty scandal
• Panel delays vote on Ohio elections overhaul repeal
• Police: Baby sitter beat Pa. toddler to death
• Pa. mom, boyfrield jailed in 3-year-old's scalding
• Suspect in Ohio Amish attacks must pay for defense
• BREAKING NEWS: Gas leak repaired, Liberty Township roads reopened
• Small Cleveland shipyard gets $1M federal grant
• Feds: Ohio group forged pain-pill prescriptions
• Cleveland police find gun, knife on Poland man at airport
• Columbus considers downtown bike rentals
• Record warmth for Youngstown today as highs soar to 30 degrees above average
• Record warmth for Youngstown today as highs soar to 30 degrees above average
• Public swimming set at Warren Harding
• Families being sought for adoptees in Trumbull County
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Lowellville BOE meeting cancelled
• Niles legislative breakfast marks disabilities awareness month
• Campbell family escapes house fire
• Solicitor: Poland Forest deed bars leasing of rights
• Tresey offers YSU lunch-pail psyche
• Kokrak makes a change in caddies
• As backup singer, Hubbard native gets upfront view of ‘American Idol’
• BOYS STATE BASKETBALL AT A GLANCE
• Youngstown cops probe whether teen shot himself by accident
• YSU football | Spring roster breakdown
• Congressmen, challengers spar over Medicare plan
• Trumbull engineer's office exposes abuse in vehicle use
• Romney win in Ill., gives him 541 delegates to Santorum's 253, Gingrich, 135
• Afghanistan suspect’s 2002 arrest was at casino
• NASA considering space station for Mars dry run
• Strong, long 7.6 quake shakes Mexico City
• Attacks in 8 Iraq cities kill 46 ahead of summit
• AP Source: Manning to Broncos deal is done
• Sandusky judge: AG must turn over accuser contacts
• Girard, MetroPlex water bill battle escalates
• Lawyer: Slain teen’s girlfriend heard altercation
• Insanity defense planned in Vegas ‘demon’ slayings
• Mo. mother suspected in child deaths was depressed
• Feds to investigate fatal shooting of Fla. teen
• Pedestrian was at fault, but driver had alcohol in her, Warren cops say
• Police probe shooting death of 14-year-old
• REUNIONS
• Local garden club is marking 85 years
• MetroPlex now faces water, tax disputes
• Thompson’s best leads Cavs past Nets
• Peyton’s Place? In Denver
• Gomez strong again in victory over Dodgers
• Jacubec named all-state 1st team
• Occupy group can protest, not camp
• Improvements, construction on horizon for YSU
• Campbell company to expand
• Milton man, 39, charged in rapes
• Probe continues into Boardman fire
• Officials await autopsy results on four who died in fire
• Patriot slams limits in new EPA permit
• Family Vacation Critic — the comprehensive family travel review website — has announced
• Poland Historical Society meets Tuesday
• Pedestrian’s death ruled accidental
• Ohio treasurer attends 1st deposit-board meeting
• Study: Pa. high school grad rate flat from 2002-09
• Pa. officer foils bank robbery, shoots suspect
• Ohio GOP chairman won't seek re-election
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear Trumbull Co. murder case
• Perzel, other Pa. House GOP defendants face sentencing
• About half of Ohioans confident of Social Security
• District lost track of home-schooled Ohio girl
• Forest in Ohio to burn to help oak, hickory trees
• Ohio man not jailed for stopping Facebook apology
• Report: 'Dropout factory' high schools up in Ohio
• Labor Department fines Leetonia business for safety, healthy violations
• Report: Peyton Manning negotiating to join Broncos
• New traffic patterns in place for Interstate 680 work
• Lots of people, no arrests downtown over St. Pat’s Day
• Earth, Wind & Fire with Youngstown Symphony Orchestra coming to Covelli Centre
• Authorities seek sex offender Charles Poole
• Isolated storms possible in Youngstown this afternoon, record warmth continues
• WORTH A LOOK
• UPMC employees are collecting prom dresses
• Masterson easy going but not on the mound
• OSU women have early exit
• Keselowski wins again at Bristol
• Penguins fight back
• Trustees file suit in dismissal of officer
• Later deadline for tax-value appeals
• Cancer-drug shortage affects hospitals in Mahoning ValleySFlb
• The top 5 concert tours, ranked by average box- office gross per city. Includes the average ticket
• Captain awaits driving record
• Cartel: No violence during papal visit
• Occupy supporters differ on direction
• Romney wins Puerto Rico vote
• Ohio prisons on the right track
• Births
• Wind project faces hurdles after ruling
• Research firm: New iPad is more expensive to make
• New Youngstown park & rec director to start next week
• Cancer-drug shortage affects Valley hospitals
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Poland Relay plans spaghetti dinner
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• BOOKS DIGEST || Writing workshop at Pig Iron Press
• Garden Forum will present fashion show
• MASONIC GROUPS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• FEDERATED CLUBS
• Prosecutor: Willie Robinson's parents to blame for his death
• Harding Falls
• Final touch motivates Cook
• Chaney sends 11 back to home schools
• Jessalyn Hartsfield faces challenge of rare conditi9on
• Lefties are all right at Panera Open
• Newcomers, tradition mix for St. Paddy’s Day Dash
• Figueroa makes state-ment
• Phantoms Jonzzon, Stenglein score twice
• After close election, Gains reflects on lessons learned, moving forward
• YSU FOOTBALL || NOTEBOOK
• Invest in city, Girard urges
• YSU to celebrate diversity leadership
• Jennings Center seeks strange items for program
• Canfield 7th-grader wins the Bee
• Police seeking suspect in Rulli Bros. robbery
• MISSED WORDS
• ‘Caveman caucuses’ overreach
• 2 suicide blasts kill dozens in Syria
• STATE indoor track AND FIELD How area athletes fared
• Howland RB Smith commits to Michigan
• Warren Harding boys fall in regional final
• Convicted Nazi camp guard Demjanjuk dies before appeal resolved
• Warren Harding boys trail 45-26 after three quarters
• St. Patty's Day festivites in full swing downtown till 1 a.m.
• Warren Harding boys trail 33-15 at halftime
• Warren Harding boys trail 13-3 after first quarter
• Fitch's Figueroa wins state title in weight throw
• Fitch's Jakovina captures state high jump title
• Boil water alert lifted
• Ohio State advances to Sweet Sixteen
• Cooke, Crosby lead Pens to 11th straight win
• Lakeview's Schattinger wins two indoor golds
• Max Lee wins | Photo gallery
• Two spellers are left
• Three still battling it out
• Three remain in Vindy Bee
• Vindy Bee down to five contestants
• Round three underway
• Vindicator Spelling Bee round three begins
• Youngstown man innocent of sex with minor
• League starts with an L
• Is Austintown in the home stretch?
• Ellsworth woman keeps the holidays year-round
• Harding lands in final after back-to-back gut-wrenchers
• Crestview graduate Bowker in NCAA tournament
• 37-year YPD officer retires after probe into force he used on inmate
• Niles seeks to recover $250K in fines
• Phantoms lose in OT, fall from 2nd
• Girls high school basketball || Friday’s state semifinals
• Judge allows Sheriff Altiere's son to get drug treatment
• Buckeyes continue to struggle with consistency
• Youngstown officer treated after assault
• Man gets 7-year term for second vehicular homicide
• Judge: Ex-clerk DeJacimo is off the hook for $112,000
• For some contestants, Vindy Bee is family tradition
• Dufner takes lead at Transitions
• Vickers seeks to rehabilitate image
• Ex-Rutgers student guilty in webcam suicide case
• Youngstown man found not guilty on sex charge
• Poland man gets prison for aggravated vehicular homicide
• Pa. man killed in home on eve of custody hearing
• Philly newspaper union may fight latest job cuts
• Ohio to consider selling highway sponsorships
• Groups urge Cleveland bishop to reopen churches
• Police: Fla. couple kept boy in cage inside closet
• Ex-Ohio lawmaker pleads not guilty to bribery charge
• Pa. game agency puts 3 orphaned bear cubs in dens
• No negligence found in Mass. centenarian death
• Pa. 'pumping party' suspect's bail dropped to $750K
• Vigil today for 3 killed in Ohio wrong-way crash
• Dad: Man had housing stress before Ohio stabbings
• New Castle woman forfeits 3 dogs that attacked 91-year-old woman
• Early forecast: Fishing on Lake Erie expected to be good this year
• PennDOT: Pa. highway deaths declined in 2011
• Ohio bill would require tracking of cold medication sales
• Father of Fla. watch leader says son isn’t racist
• Youngstown officer assaulted at South Side bar
• Mass. zoo’s cats benefit from Boston power loss
• Shale Sheet Live Texas | Gas brings boom, bumps to Fort Worth
• Lawyer: Afghan killing suspect being flown U.S.
• Isolated storms possible this afternoon in Youngstown
• DNA links 3 State College rape cases to 1 man
• Building inspection bureau criticized; laptops unused
• Pittsburgh armored car heist on TV’s ‘Most Wanted’
• CLUB CALENDAR
• It’s time again for Women’s Night Out
• 910th Reservists delivering supplies to Hospice in Guatemala
• Talent show at Wick Park today
• Free program on bluebirds Saturday
• Ohio State cruises past Loyola, Md. 78-59
• ONE YEAR AFTER THE FIRST INJECTION-WELL EARTHQUAKE
• Cougar defense stifles Wildcats
• Grandmother files complaint against Youngstown police
• 70-year-old pedestrian killed in West Farmington
• Crosby’s return a hit on Broadway
• Struthers update: Wildcats fall
• Fund-raising committee named for Mahoning pound expansion
• Jury acquits Viking Cook of assaulting girlfriend
• Arson probe launched in Vegas Golden Nugget fire
• Heavy demand expected as iPad goes on sale Friday
• City condemns downtown parking deck
• British PM Cameron visits 9/11 memorial in NYC
• Democrats, UAW members criticize Mandel
• Water main break disrupts West Side service
• Ohio man pleads guilty in $17M Amish fraud case
• KOKRAK LIVE PGA | Finishes 3 over
• US soldier accused in Wikileaks case due in court
• Police ID man found dead Wednesday
• Colo. man ticketed for tying cat to rock during run
• Ohio school principal ordered to work from home
• Afghan leader: NATO should pull back to big bases
• Attorneys in Casey Anthony case want any tweets
• Blagojevich leaves home to report to Colo. prison
• Iraqi president being treated at Mayo Clinic
• Scattered storms likely in Youngstown today and tonight
• UPMC releases med, psych records of Pa. shooter
• Teacher, school board president tussle
• DEP tracking source of more methane in wells
• Miss Mosure, Mr. Oles will wed in April cermony
• Dance group to offer free lessons in basics
• Youngstown native gets Carnegie honor
• ABWA selects 2012 Woman of the Year
• 'Pink slime' appears headed for school lunch garbage heap
• Springfield ousted by Chanel’s defense, 3s
• Kasich plan: Raise drilling tax, lower income tax
• South Side woman threatened by men won’t return home
• Source says soldier suspect in Afghan killings flown to Kuwait
• Obama, Cameron: Lead combat role goes to Afghanistan next year
• Free fresh produce Friday at Warren Family Mission
• Talent show Friday at Youngstown's Wick Park
• MCCTC hosting Nail-a-Thon fundraiser Thursday
• Boys basketball tournament finals
• 1 of 4 stabbing victims works for Ohio AG DeWine
• Ohio judge accepts Scotts Miracle-Gro guilty plea
• Pittsburgh clinic gunman's body still unclaimed
• Henry Stambaugh Golf Course opens Monday
• AP Source: D'Antoni out as Knicks coach
• Authorities: Candles likely led to Ohio church fire
• Kasich seeks tax, program changes in new Ohio budget
• Police: 4 stabbed at Columbus office building
• 1 dead, 3 wounded in gunfire near Texas courthouses
• Shale Sheet Live Texas | Texan to Ohio: Develop gas with caution
• GOP fight now Romney vs. Santorum; Gingrich lags
• Youngstown police investigating body, suspected homicide
• Salem witch trials document up for auction
• Afghan official: Video shows soldier surrendering
• Winning Mega Millions number
• Bears WR Marshall accused of punching woman in NYC
• 3-year-old kills self with gun in car in Wash.
• Another very pleasant March day in Youngstown
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Ex-Pa. principal charged with having child porn
• Police: Man stalked woman, found in closet
• Harding back in regional
• $900M plant in Columbiana County expected to employ hundreds
• Rockets’ Carlson named All-Ohio
• Official: Public access to SCOPE may be ‘a little tricky’
• Statistics tell dramatic aging story in Mahoning Valley
• The Madness is here again
• Toronto gets best of Cavs
• Police remind public: Ask us for ID
• Yu Darvish wild vs. Indians
• State lawmaker faces bribery charges
• Pens’ Crosby set his return
• Grants would beautify Girard-Youngstown corridor
• Youngstown school board experiencing $4M budget shortfall
• Redskins add WR Garcon of Mount Union
• Mill Creek MetroParks South golf course opening Wednesday
• Energy companies commit to $900M project in Columbiana, Harrison counties
• Mahoning Valley new-car sales dropped 20 percent in February
• Board of Public Library of Youngstown & Mahoning County has special meeting Wednesday
• Top Corbett adviser to head Santorum Pa. campaign
• Lawyer: Irrational thoughts led man to Pa. runway
• Syrian forces capture rebel stronghold near Turkey
• Grant to provide science, technology, engineering and mathematics education
• Ohio says bank mishandled pension funds
• Memorial funds established for Warren fire victims
• Philly archdiocese’s ex-CFO charged in $900K theft
• Brookfield trustees cancel today's special meeting
• Poll: NYC voters approve of NYPD’s job performance
• GOP presses for passage of voter ID bill in Pa.
• Man pleads not guilty in NYC terror pipe-bomb plot
• Ohio lawmaker indicted on bribery charges
• Soccer official: Speeding tickets hurt Ohio tourney
• Casey Anthony’s defamation trial pushed back
• Voting in Alabama, Mississippi could clarify race
• US retail sales rose 1.1 percent in February
• Ohio officer used stun gun on 9-year-old boy
• Toilet paper running low in NJ’s capital city
• Cattle Baron’s Ball organizers hope to rope in ACS supporters
• REUNIONS
• Police: Brother of mutilated boy targets homeless
• 1 dead, 2 wounded in home invasion
• WV man to trial in deputy’s pursuit death in Pa.
• Clouds and a few showers this morning, then sunshine in Youngstown
• Home and School will sponsor dinner dance
• Family important for Mount Union coach Fuline
• Buckeyes unhappy with No. 8 seed
• THEIR TIME
• Group gears up for new battle
• Penn St. trustees’ release critical of JoePa
• Negotiations continue to consolidate Liberty dispatching with Trumbull County 911
• McDonald school board hires interim treasurer
• School bus veers off Ohio road, tips on side
• Judge denies Patriot Water, city of Warren restraining order against OEPA
• Obama re-election movie to be shown
• Police: child, driver die in Ind. school bus crash
• Police: ex-Md. student reported rampage threat
• Gasoline prices rise again
• AP source: Afghan shooter was from Stryker brigade
• ‘Millennium bomber’ sentence overturned
• Feds take over case of SUV on Philadelphia runway
• Children injured in Wash. school bus rollover
• We Are Ohio to fight right-to-work issue
• Steve Harvey to host new TV show in Chicago
• Summer Financial Aid Options
• Israel premier: Wider offensive if attacks persist
• Sandusky hearing to address pretrial info release
• US stocks edge higher as Europe nears final Greece deal
• Activists: Civilians ‘massacred’ in central Syria
• New Israeli airstrikes kill 3 in Gaza
• Taliban vow revenge for Afghans killed by American
• Police: 1 kid, driver die in Ind. school bus crash
• Scattered showers and storms in Youngstown through tonight
• WORTH A LOOK
• Wrangler has designs on KSU student’s work
• Pa. Gov. Corbett preps for overseas trade mission
• Biden at St. Pat’s parade in Pittsburgh for Obama
• Komodo dragon dies in surgery at Pittsburgh zoo
• Farm will present upcycling class
• Indians’ split squads both lose
• Kyrie Irving leads Cavs past Houston
• Correia sharp but Pirates fall to Rays
• Kentucky — despite loss — overall No. 1 seed
• Kasich to pitch policy reforms
• Investor is on a mission for justice
• Niles schools still face financial difficulty despite passage of levy
• Probe into shooting
• Niles schools brace for another fiscal crisis
• Boardman court to move in April
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Gospel Easter event planned for kids 3 to 12
• MASONIC GROUPS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• YSO to present concert for kids
• FEDERATED CLUBS
• Wrangler has designs on KSU student’s work
• Mr., Mrs. Evans mark 67th year of their marriage
• Haineses’ 50th is celebrated by friends, family
• Pedalines to mark 68th anniversary at birthday party
• Mr., Mrs. Danks and family mark 50th anniversary
• Pittsburgh couple plan to marry at St. Columba’s
• Erica Antonucci, Jeffrey Kempe plan May nuptials
• Disaster-preparedness drill at CCCTC
• Program about bluebirds Saturday at McKeever
• Free training on emergencies involving hybrid cars
• Couple’s plight illustrates Youngstown's demolition disarray
• Jacubec’s hot start lifts ’Cats past ’Dogs
• Phantoms rally but fall to Nationals in OT
• Local anti-Limbaugh effort gets 2,743 signatures; national figures join fray
• Teen Sports League games teach more than basketball
• Harding ousts Green in OT
• Former Vindicator spelling bee contestants keep it in the f-a-m-i-l-y
• Panera Bread steps up to sponsor PBA
• Preps at a glance
• Did texting controversy play role in Gains’ win?
• Mahoning Valley school districts prepare for changes
• Riding with … Dave Blaney
• Irish pub begins celebration
• Lawrence United Way exceeds goal
• An inside look at drilling
• newsmakers
• Buckeyes bounce Wolverines
• East Side shooting kills 1, injures another
• Warren Harding wins in OT
• Syria launches assault to crush opposition, rejects U.N. intervention
• Struthers ousts Poland
• Romney wins Wyoming, Santorum takes Kansas
• Another Canadian skier dead after World Cup race crash
• Spring ahead tonight
• Cash mob next Saturday at thrift shop to help animals
• Restoring Rayen tradition
• Emotional second half fuels Springfield to regional
• YSU may offer new master’s degree
• Berkshire defense badgers Newton Falls
• Phantoms fall to Ice but clinch 1st playoff berth
• Valley Cash Mob to assist Animal Welfare League
• JFK rallies but comes up short
• Group seeks to renovate Niles stadium
• Austintown students driven to distraction
• Wellsville can’t rally vs. Mogadore
• Poland farmers market location OK’d
• Mt. Union stunned at buzzer by Illinois Wesleyan
• Jury pool assembles for Agee trial in slaying of man leaving church
• Ohio’s new system targets those who kill, hurt cops
• State confirms what we knew about Youngstown quakes
• Police: Pitt gunman might have sought other victims
• Ex-UN chief Annan tries peace talks in Syria
• Rep. Johnson supports Romney
• Youngstown firefighters called to vacant-house fire
• Penguins make it 8 straight
• Phantoms clinch playoff berth
• Boys basketball tournament finals
• Kasich signs Blue Alert into Ohio law
• Aging gorilla at Erie zoo now has bunny companion
• Rep. Johnson visits DDi Corp. in North Jackson
• Hiker missing for near-month found alive with her cat
• Ex-Cuyahoga County official guilty of corruption
• Fla. law 1st to randomly drug-test state workers
• Detroit boy, 14, to face trial in mother’s slaying
• RTI, union agree to new 6-year pact
• Corrections firm offers states cash for prisons
• Poland Riverside Cemetery sets deadline for cleanup
• Last crewmember’s body found after chopper crash
• American Airlines jet delayed by 'altercation'
• Gloria Allred calls for Limbaugh to be sued for defamation
• Bank of America to reduce loans for homeowners
• SC lieutenant governor resigns amid criminal probe
• Cleveland mayor pitches school changes to leaders
• UPDATED: State blames quakes on well; Hagan wants D&L closed
• Reminder: Groundbreaking ceremony at 1 p.m. today at Rayen Stadium
• Economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• Pitt clinic shooting fatality ID’d as staff member
• Pitt shooter had no ID, fingerprints yield nothing
• Ohio legislators require footwear in Statehouse
• A few snow showers possible in Youngstown this morning
• Woman who faked cancer to avoid jail sentenced
• CLUB CALENDAR
• About $275K from $2.3M heist recovered
• Home Savings to aid animals with bake sale
• Home Savings to aid animals with bake sale today, Saturday
• Only 45% of Americans 2 or older have had dental care in the last year
• Former judge Cronin set free
• Lowellville loses to Hiland in semifinal
• Jacubec, Carlson, Mangapora, Aldridge players of year
• Hike in Mahoning County bed tax in limbo
• Bed tax increase proposal dominate Mahoning commissioners meeting
• Kony's atrocities against Ugandan children now viral on YouTube
• Lowellville Girls Basketball Updates | Rockets fall by 10
• Four named All-NEO basketball players of the year
• Veteran’s flag stolen off of Boardman porch
• LA man arrested, 40,000 fake erectile drugs seized
• Plan to build $600M gambling resort in Catskills
• Mahoning grand jury returns indictments in shooting death of Munir Blake
• Bloomberg: NYPD will never let its guard down
• Biologists project big Pacific Coast salmon season
• Columbiana County jury returns $5.2M verdict for woman
• Arizona inmate executed, state’s second in 8 days
• Shots fired at Pa. psych clinic, injuries reported
• 5 children killed in northwest Arizona car crash
• Pat Robertson: Marijuana should be legal like alcohol
• Pa. man gets $25K from Philly over gun stops
• Dangerous animal legislation introduced in Ohio Senate
• Pa. man gets 10-20 years in prison
• Catholic Charities of Diocese of Youngstown assisting tornado victims
• Cops: Pa. man used transmitter to track wife’s sex
• FAFSA Reminder
• Cops: Pa. man caught 'purple-handed' in meter theft
• GOP activists fear primary takes a toll on Romney
• Cops: Pa. man used transmitter to track wife's sex life
• Syrian official defects to protest Assad crackdown
• New Mexico mayor fights for access to city hall
• W. Pa. woman stole newspapers for coupons
• Toledo police investigate corpse-abuse allegations
• Ohio drug defendant pleads, drops youth defense
• Wind advisory for Youngstown today, showers likely
• Ban on texting and driving takes effect in Pa.
• Pa. man gets 30 years in fatal hammer attack
• Blasts blow off manhole covers in Erie
• Police seize items from. home after tot death
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• LOUIE TODAY: Post-election analysis from Bertram, Editor Todd, national strategist Blakeman
• Powerstown Block Watch meets Thursday night
• New iPad expected with faster chip, sharper screen
• Mobile home fire kills 4 people in Phoenix suburb
• Ohio oil refinery, state settle air-pollution case
• Ohio high court ruling clears way for wind turbines
• Florida school closed for now after shooting
• Pleasant day in Youngstown today, showers return on Thursday
• Pa. armored car fugitive on FBI’s Facebook page
• Rabid fox attacks 2 people in western Pa. county
• 2nd ballot issue leaves 1 Dem against Pa.’s Kelly
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Oh, you beautiful dolls! Here’s chance to model
• Newton Falls takes control of fiesty Irish
• Valley splits support on GOP presidential candidates
• MAHONING COUNTY || Greene’s the new sheriff in town
• Tigers hold off rival Raiders in D-III
• Mahoning commissioners || Ditzler, Traficanti win
• Austintown residents OK police levy
• United girls take aggressive approach to D-III regional
• Court-martial recommended for Valley soldier
• Basketball tournament scores
• Americans understand need for tax reforms, Obama tells corporate leaders
• ELECTION UPDATE | Gains beats Macejko
• Twin sisters, former entertainers, found dead in Lake Tahoe
• ELECTION UPDATE | Romney claims 3, Santorum 2, Gingrich 1 Super Tuesday states
• ELECTION UPDATE | Most Valley levies passing
• ELECTION UPDATE | Ditzler pulls away from Mahoning commissioner pack
• ELECTION UPDATE | Jerry Greene maintains lead in Mahoning sheriff's race
• ELECTION UPDATE | Incumbent Tom Letson has large early lead in Dem primary for Ohio House
• ELECTION UPDATE | Altiere leads in Trumbull sheriff's race
• ELECTION UPDATE | Romney has slim lead in Ohio GOP prez primary
• ELECTION UPDATE | Dickey Myers has early lead over incumbent Craig Brown for Columbiana Recorder
• Route 422 in Lawrence County to reopen after crash
• Judge: Chardon school shooting case may go to adult court
• Md. murder charges dropped for abortion doctors
• Tracking horizontal gas wells in Ohio
• Ariz. governor blasts feds over immigration woes
• OEPA admits there was no water quality study in Warren
• Activists hand out ‘pink slips’ in Manhattan
• Streak in gas price hikes ends at 27 days
• Humility of Mary Health Partners Foundation Scholarship
• Security Council to resume nuclear talks with Iran
• SC county GOP wants hopefuls to sign purity pledge
• Super Tuesday voters put imprint on GOP race
• Wyoming lawmakers reject welfare drug testing
• Miss Campbell, Mr. Watson plan July nuptials
• Milder temperatures with intervals of clouds and sun today in Youngstown
• Police: New Castle man stole coat for girlfriend in ward
• Man to change plea in Craigslist threat case
• Nicole Shimensky, Michael Clemente to wed in July
• Police probe death of toddler in housing project
• Miss McCauley, Mr. Landis to wed June 17
• REUNIONS
• Bethlehem Lutheran must cancel dinner
• Pavlik to fight Jaco March 31 in Texas
• Charges changed in fatal shooting
• Hubbard balances its budget
• Three men found hiding in closets
• YSU women fall 59-56 in Horizon tournament
• Pavlik to fight March 31 in San Antonio
• Man killed in Charlotte, N.C. had Valley ties
• Minn. district settles suits on neutrality policy
• Report: Unclear what prompted Yellowstone mauling
• NY man brings on 5 more lawyers against Facebook
• 25 police killed in western Iraq shooting spree
• Ohio Startup Bus visits Youngstown on Tuesday
• Plea entered in AZ arranged marriage beating case
• Kasich deploys Ohio National Guard to expedite storm cleanup
• Dems react to Romney Mahoning Valley visit
• Women worry about NY Medicaid contraceptive policy
• Romney done addressing the crowd in Youngstown
• Conn. high court rules prisoners can be force-fed
• Youngstown police still investigating traffic fatal
• 1 victim ID'd in double-fatal W. Pa. police chase
• Islamic groups hold rally in support of NYPD
• Tax on drilling could bring Ohio income-tax cut
• Elderly man dies today in New Castle, Pa., fire
• Snowy weather return causes multiple crashes in southern, central Ohio
• Austintown school board committee meets Tuesday
• WORTH A LOOK
• Pa. judge could rule on Altmire’s petitions soon
• Black nurses group to grant scholarships
• Ohio woman’s trial set in toddler’s window fall
• Snow tapering off in Youngstown today, sunny and warmer into mid week
• Buford wins it at the buzzer for OSU
• Indians, Pirates suffer losses in exhibition play
• Frosh Start
• NO HEAD GAMES
• Hubbard officials wrestle with 2012 budget
• Democrats plan protest at Romney’s town hall in Youngstown
• Get more kids involved in fishing and outdoors sports, Niles Expo vendors say
• Two-thirds of registered voters in Valley likely to sit out primary
• Women’s History Month exhibit of contraceptive devices opens Monday at YSU
• Obama won’t rule out attack on Iran but seeks diplomacy first
• Shellie Sabel | David Duchek
• Heather Clevinger | Jeremy Schneider
• Dana Frank | Phillip Schneeberger
• Lauren LoSasso | Andrew Popovich Jr.
• Valerie Bornhorst | Dustin Gardner
• Mallory Shields | Adam Capretta
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Fundraiser to help brain tumor patient
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Conversational Spanish classes offered at JCC
• Kindergarten registrations this week
• Driver shot by trooper after chase near Lisbon
• Ohio Dems: GOP waging war against women
• Romney claiming 36 percent of vote in Washington; Paul, Santorum tied at 25 percent
• Romney coming to Youngstown Monday
• Limbaugh responds to attacks with apology today
• Dozens turn out to help new neighbor on Youngstown's North Side
• WB's Sharp third to lead area wrestlers at state tournament
• No smoke detectors in Warren fire that kills 4
• YSU women fall to Cleveland State in regular season finale
• Lowellville tops Reserve for D4 district crown
• Howland girls fall to Twinsburg in district final
• Canfield girls top West Branch in district final
• Boor, Hunsicker vows to be said in Las Vegas
• Colleen Casey, Jacob Rohrer plan May rite
• Kristi Rider to be June bride of Dustin Schenker
• Mazias-Giuriceo wedding set at Metro Assembly
• Miss Homchosky, Mr. Pizzola plan May nuptials
• Couple will wed at Village Church on fairgrounds
• Campbell student seeks funds for tour
• Volunteers needed to assist domestic violence victims in court
• Open house at McBride House
• Free workshops on mortgages this month
• Warren Harding, East advance to district
• Officials probe Struthers explosion; workers still critical
• Ambrosia’s short-handed goal ignites Phantoms
• Suspect in killing at St. Dom’s wants trial moved
• Vandalism strikes gravesite of mall mogul William Cafaro
• Poland winds up a win; WB comeback fails
• Jasmin Fletcher, 21, arraigned in killing over electricity theft
• Slow start dooms YSU in tourney
• 3 charged with abusing corpse with saltwater, cleaning fluid
• Wrestlers Graziani, Sharp fall in semis
• Liberty’s Simon expects stronger finish at state
• Hathorn rated ‘commendable’ in 1st evaluation
• Hundreds converge on YSU to compute and compete
• Youngstown school board won’t meet with High Commission, chief says
• Toddler drowns in Hazelwood Ave. yard pond
• Storms kill at least 20
• Buckeye State gives US hottest contest Tuesday
• Want to help a new neighbor? Join the Crandall Park Assoc. Saturday
• Powerful storms kill at least 13 in 2 states
• Boardman's Graziani, WB's Sharp lose in semifinals
• YSU falls to Detroit in Horizon tournament
• Tornadoes kill at least 8 across southern Indiana
• Judge sentences man, woman in courthouse bombing
• Toddler drowns in shallow yard pond today
• Boardman's Graziani, WB's Sharp still alive for wrestling titles
• Champion's Simmons wins state bowling title
• Navy reassigns 3 submariners in fraud probe
• Suicide bomber hits Pakistan militant base; 23 die
• Section of Boardman Street in downtown Youngstown closed Saturday
• Donate food, get circus tickets
• Trumbull Republicans to meet; Mandel to speak
• Activists allege execution-style killings in Syria
• AP: Ohio probing adoption agency in wake of rape allegation
• NJ officials charge 29 in counterfeit goods ring
• Vindicator staff does well in Associated Press awards
• Youngstown superintendent earns commendable rating
• Wild weather with severe storms, wind, and snow in Youngstown
• CLUB CALENDAR
• The Winner will host Bridal Matinee event
• HOF induction to honor alumni
• Meeting for Leetonia landlords Monday at library
• Ursuline, United to meet for Div. III title
• Electricity theft triggers homicide on Youngstown's North Side
• Kevin Harris gets 7 years in prison after bilking 408 in Ponzi scheme
• Canfield delivers in upset of Ravenna
• High gas prices lift sales of GM Cruze
• Talent, chemistry help YSU take step forward
• 4 boys bowling teams at state today
• West Side Lanes celebrates 65 years in business
• Ed Port to undergo 3rd facial surgery
• Five wrestlers win first-round matches at state tournament
• Drywater hits some paydirt
• Howland gets shot at Twinsburg
• Moosally pleads guilty in loan deal for ReadyAir
• Randal Brown reaches plea deal in HIV assault
• Girls tournament basketball finals
• State wrestling results
• PGA Kokrak | Jason at 1-over after first round
• Man sentenced to 2 years for semen-tainted yogurt
• BMV hours reduced today, Saturday
• Explosion at Struthers treatment plant injures two
• NY nurses in Kennedy beef: We were protecting baby
• Girard man pleads guilty as charged in IRS case
• Chevy Cruze sales top 20K for February
• Former Bronco won’t testify at sex assault trial
• 2 more Ohio men charged in adoptive kid rape case
• 1 student dead, 1 hurt in Chicago school stabbings
• TruFit Good Citizen Scholarship
• Kevin Harris of Warren gets 7 years-plus in Ponzi scheme
• More violent weather ahead for damaged communities
• Crashed Coast Guard chopper raised from Ala. bay
• Fuel spills after train engine derails in SE Ohio
• Columbiana schools has open house Tuesday
• 2 Pa. guards get chance to explain beating
• 2 American troops killed in Afghan shooting
• Report: Retirement payouts cost local Ohio governments big bucks
• Butcher arrested at work in Pa. piggy-bank heist
• President Obama speaks with Chardon High School principal
• Lordstown Board of Public Affairs has special meeting Friday
• Andrew Breitbart editor, activist is dead at 43
• Pa. judge sets hearing to determine if dog dangerous
• Unemployment applications dip to a 4-year low
• Tax relief proposed for small Cleveland music clubs
• Ohio celebrates its 209th birthday
• Push for gay marriage proposal on Ohio ballot
• BPJWL plans celebration for St. Patrick’s Day
• Women’s history celebration to feature Geewax as speaker
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• St. Anne Church to sell pirogi Friday
• Free workshop next week on Marcellus Shale drilling
• Man steals TV from Boardman Kmart in truck with stolen plates
• Struthers ousts Mooney
• Hermitage couple’s terrier earns high praise at Westminster
• Hughes questions Greene’s eligibility
• CNN calling Wyoming for Romney's
• Kansas City man accused of setting fire to Habitat house
• Jury starts deliberating in Peace Corps rape trial
• NYC cocaine ring kingpin gets 20 years to life
• Feds dismantle NYC auto insurance fraud ring
• Sticky: Kokrak at the PGA Tour Honda Classic
• DA: $2M gone, guard killed Pa. armored car partner
• Man shot to death outside Fla. house of rapper Rick Ross
• Ohio AG sues Youngstown-based door-to-door magazine seller
• Hughes complains of potential law violation by opponent
• NY court asked to reject lawyer’s decade jail term
• Wittenberg University names new president
• Youngstown-Warren Ohio Black Nurses Association Scholarship
• All quiet day after violent Calif. tribal clash
• Boxing announcer revives 'Joe Palooka' comic strip
• US mothballs airborne laser missile defense weapon
• Mass. man in Wesleyan death committed to hospital
• Break-in reported at Poland convenience store
• Tornado watch in effect for Youngstown
• Official: Ohio teen shooting suspect stole his uncle's gun
• Youngstown man gets prison term for burglaries
• Monkees singer Davy Jones dead at 66
• Apple market value hits $500B
• Liberty Township trustees have special meeting Thursday
• Pennsylvania State Police looking for missing Lawrence Co. teen girls
• Ohio schools report threats in wake of shooting
• 2 teens charged in Pa. bicyclist attack
• Roman Catholic middle school to open near Toledo
• Heavy rain, strong storms possible in Youngstown today
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Southington BOE, trustees to meet tonight
• Youngstown residents mobilize to make man’s gutted house a decent home
• For starters, YSU rolls past GB
• Kokrak’s batteries recharged
• World takes a Leap today to keep calendar in sync
• Ursuline, Liberty advance
• Gains, Macejko trade charges on dismissals
• Canfield, Austintown — D1 and done
• STEM college at YSU will include Natural Gas and Water Institute
• Strong second half rescues Quakers
• Youngstown residents: We must redistrict city’s wards
• Mahoning River Water Trail awaits canoeists
• Closing out victories a struggle for YSU
• Romney sweeps Ariz., ahead in Michigan
• Allen, Garnett lead Celtics past Cavaliers 86-83
• NFL season opener moved to Wednesday to accomodate Obama speech
• YSU rolls past Green Bay in Horizon opener
• GOP Sen. Olympia Snow calling it quits
• YSU leads 45-34 at halftime of Horizon tourney opener
• Air Force opens contract for war plane to Hawker Beechcraft after admitting error
• Ohio teen pleads guilty in stop sign prank deaths
• Chardon shooter chose victims randomly
• Hagan proposes increase to Ohio tax on natural gas, oil exploration
• Romney fights to avoid home-state embarrassment
• Ohioan brings Mayberry to life by impersonating Barney Fife
• 7 accused of bilking $375M from Medicare, Medicaid
• Major Puerto Rican official resigns amid probe
• Smart Choice food program in March at Niles church
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,777
• Suspended Pittsburgh cop released on house arrest
• Workers preparing for opening of 11th Pa. casino
• Painkiller prescriptions drop in some Ohio counties
• Police find body of missing SC hospitality exec
• Consumer confidence up in February
• New report updates natural gas and oil-related job figures for Ohio
• Any special Leap Year plans?
• Southington school board, trustees meet Wednesday
• Pa. priest gets probation for teen relationship
• Annual spring cleanup at Forest Lawn Memorial Park begins March 13
• Work under way on Columbiana County bridge deck
• Ohio utility seeks fee increase for service switch
• Dry today, showers and storms likely in Youngstown on Wednesday
• Authorities say second victim has died from Chardon wounds
• REUNIONS
• Pool for Paws tourney will benefit animals
• Kenseth wins bizarre Daytona 500
• Pavlik declines Sigmon bout, eyes March 17
• Boardman rebounds, ousts Louisville
• Mooney moves on
• Perry earns Horizon League honors
• Pavlik declines Sigmon fight, eyes March 17
• Salinas wins opener at USA Boxing national championships
• Mooney's McWilson, Harding's Powell make verbal commitments
• Will Mahoning County raise its bed tax another 2 percent?
• Husted says postal center closings could impact voting
• Salem business gets state tax credit
• Fraternity gets 15-year suspension from YSU for hazing
• Youngstown police probe South Side shooting
• By MARC KOVAC
• Betras sworn in to board of elections post
• UPDATE: Chardon parents say slain son had a ‘bright future’
• State releases money for environmental assessments
• YSU's Perry earns first team all-league; Eargle on all-defensive
• Pa. man charged with cruelty for stabbing alligator
• Ohio city panel debates sexual-orientation clause
• OCCHA director retiring
• New GOP poll: Santorum retains his slight lead over Mitt Romney
• Nissan recalling vehicles due to possible gas leaks
• UPDATE: One dead in Chardon school shooting
• BREAKING NEWS: Houston-based company bringing $13M facility to Youngstown
• UPDATE: Students shot in Ohio school; suspect in custody
• WORTH A LOOK
• Pain at the pump worsens
• IHOP offers free stack to raise donations
• Students injured in Chardon school shooting
• Breezy and dry weather expected in Youngstown through Tuesday
• 84th Academy Awards: Winners list
• French-flavored films ‘Artist,’ ‘Hugo’ win big at Oscars; Streep takes best actress
• Hubbard girls win district bowling
• Penguins’ Thiessen is winner in debut
• Indians closer Perez is injured
• Hill and Dow top YSU swim efforts
• Fire in Bessemer
• Gassing up — naturally
• Liberty board to discuss possible reinstatement of open enrollment
• Rust Belt brewery owners look to grow
• OSU falls to Badgers at home
• Valley’s Democratic Club breaks ranks with official party in Gains, Pishkur endorsements
• Liberty school board may vote on open enrollment Tuesday
• Judge delays gulf oil-spill trial for settlement talks
• UPDATE: I-80 reopens completely today after crashes
• Mercer County man among the dead in chain-reaction crashes on I-80
• Youngstown-based brewery seeks capital for major expansion
• Group urges reforms in Ohio in financing criminal defense of the poor
• Owner of Downtown Circle plans new market near YSU
• Santorum: Obama erred in apologizing for burning of Qurans
• Plans for shrimp farm on East Side fizzle
• Sebastianos’ 60th is celebrated with surprise party
• Family dinner marks Joneses’ 50th anniversary
• Rose garden to be setting for Hahn, Valingo wedding
• Miss Shea to wed Mr. Sebest in New Orleans
• Stephanie Gilida, Matthew White to wed in July
• Plans revealed for Lawrence-Birch summer wedding
• MASONIC GROUPS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Remove Campbell, Canfield cemetery decorations before March 15
• bin Laden's house meets the wrecking ball
• No passers-by help car-jack victim crawling over concrete for help
• Mahoning County sheriff candidates tout experience in enforcement
• YSU ready for tournament
• Three D-II wrestlers advance
• Despite bump in sales-tax revenue, many in Valley fail to feel upswing
• 5 Mahoning Valley bowling teams head for state competition
• 3 killed in pileup crash on snowy Interstate 80
• Sigmon: ‘I really feel like I have a shot to beat Kelly Pavlik’
• Fond memories pervade St. Casimir at final Mass
• Café at Wittenauer’s adds to Poland's growing rep for home-grown eateries
• Boardman's Bailey third in 100 butterfly
• Canfield, West Branch advance
• Parole hearing set for Anderson, killer of 2 teens
• Mild winter attracts thousands to 61st home show in Boardman
• Coalition to organize in the Valley to aid victims of human trafficking
• The miracle of modern medicine
• Smoke seeks Daytona glory
• NBA’s Stern reveals little
• Girls tournament basketball finals
• Thousands flock to home and garden show at Mr. Anthony's
• Man's body pulled from Neshannock Creek today
• Anti-human trafficking group being organized March 13
• Mandela, 93, hospitalized, but in no danger, South African president says
• Boardman's Bailey places third in 100 butterfly
• 3 dead, I-80 west closed after chain-reaction crashes of 50 to 70 vehicles on I-80, I-79
• 2 more Americans killed today over Koran burning; NATO recalls military workers
• YSU to host Green Bay Tuesday in Horizon League tourney
• New Castle man dies in house fire today
• YSU men's basketball team earns first-round home game
• Larissa Heywood | Ernie Roth Jr.
• Maggie Fiest | Mark Little
• Elizabeth McConnell | Evan Rees
• Jessica Thompson | Nicholas Schwartz
• Dr. Erin Mulligan | Dr. Paul Shilling
• 9-year-old girl run to death by grandmother, Florida police say
• Homeless by choice, Roy Juarez speaker offers inspiration at career center
• East rallies to down Irish
• Kappa Alpha Psi Frat pledge tells of nightly beatings
• Pavlik could return to ring on April 14
• Downtown Youngstown's parking problems prompt plan for meters on W. Federal
• Harding surges in celebration game
• Eargle: YSU’s sultan of swat
• Settlement in Springfield Essroc to give township $2M for road improvements
• Youngstown students get fish lab in shipshape
• McDonald captures share of ITCL title
• Mayor Sammarone: I won’t fire, discipline Macejko
• Second wind helps D-II grapplers
• Mahoning-Youngstown health-agency merger has model in Akron
• Brian Bigsby convicted of burglary, assault
• High winds strike Valleys, downing many trees and power lines
• PBS special looks at Amish practices, future
• Cookie cookbook
• Canfield relays, swimmers place high at D2 meet
• 1M lost insurance in last decade
• High winds rock Mahoning and Shenango valleys, damage minimal
• Youngstown man found guilty for baseball-bat attack on ex-girlfriend
• West Boardman Street to be closed Saturday
• Obama ‘HOPE’ poster artist pleads guilty in NYC
• Arkansas man pleads not guilty in fake bomb case
• Charges against 8 suspects in hazing YSU students sent to grand jury
• Ex-El Salvador official can be deported
• Pavlik: April 14 fight reports 'not true'
• City OK’s change to V&M rail work
• Cleveland Auto Show begins its eight-day run Saturday
• Oklahoma congressman apologizes for gun comments
• Woman accused of role in Wash. trooper’s killing
• More than 1M Ohioans lost employer-sponsored insurance the last decade
• March 15 is deadline to remove decorations from Canfield cemeteries
• V&M’s $650 million pipe mill ‘nearing completion’
• Former Ohio wildlife officer convicted of trafficking in white-tailed deer
• NYC man guilty of assault in subway-train injury
• Boardman's Bailey has big morning at state swimming prelims
• Arum: Pavlik to make ring return on April 14 in Las Vegas
• Windy with rain showers in Youngstown today, lake effect snow tonight
• Cops in riot gear break up Orlando shoe riots
• Actor James Woods to testify on RI legislation
• Former Zetas will discuss reactivation
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Sponcil-Kline wedding will be open to public
• Plans announced for Kagarise, Kulik wedding
• Miss Morrison, Mr. Blackburn set wedding date
• June wedding for Ashley Cox and Michael Anglin
• US stock futures rise ahead of economic data
• Dog that killed newborn seized from new owner
• German firm starts building factory in W. Pa.
• Police: Fisherman found dead in reservoir
• Twin teens attacked by gang; one knocked unconscious
• Ex-police chief Hughes bashes OT cuts
• GIRLS tournament BASKETBALL | THURSDAY’S sectionals
• YSU, Perry have the Wright stuff
• Official: Macejko should retain endorsement
• Engineer is Girard's oldest employee
• Howland bests rival Harding with star-powered offense
• High supply leads to lower natural gas prices
• Mahoning grand jury indicts man charged in Youngstown's latest homicide
• Austintown man pleads guilty for possession of child porn
• Possible suspect in Wash. trooper death shoots self
• Ohio police: ‘Seinfeld’ actor von Bargen shot self
• 5 killed, 4 injured in northern NJ house fire
• Partial settlement made over Ohio Civil War items
• Commercial Metal Forming workers get new pact
• LA teacher arrested for alleged sex with students
• Ex-Pa. cop will get life sentence for fatal shooting
• Pa. man in tattoo-for-sex case faces more charges
• With cameras, informants, NYPD eyed mosques
• Ex-Somali PM won’t contest war crime claims in US
• Cops: Conn. hospital official disciplined shooter
• J.K. Rowling has deal for new novel for adults
• Ohio utility regulators reject AEP rate increase
• Residents fear drilling ruined their drinking water
• Produce giveaway Friday in Warren
• Mahoning commissioners reject labor deal with auditor's office workers
• Rapid-fire attacks across Iraq kill 50 people
• US stock futures rise as fear wanes over Greece
• 7 Marines Dead in Helicopter Crash
• Syrian forces shell Homs as crisis in city deepens
• Rain, snow, and thunderstorms possible in Youngstown through tonight
• 2 military helicopters collide in southeast Calif.
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Historical society announces new fundraiser
• Dog that fatally bit newborn in Pa. gets new home
• Police: Man gave girls piercings for pictures
• Steelers, casino foot bill for free transit rides
• Phone numbers added for ordering kolachi
• Candidates defend their backgrounds
• Hazing culture ascribed to need to fit in
• YOUNG GUNS
• Group offers bold plan for improving city schools
• Mahoning Prosecutor candidates defend their backgrounds
• Girls tournament basketball finals
• Police: Girl forced to run 3 hours dies; 2 charged
• Pa. judge accused of dismissing own tickets suspended
• Man carrying child killed by train in Ohio
• Dem endorsement night in Lowellville on Thursday
• Hazing culture ascribed as need to fit in
• Former Mercer Co. bowling alley owner pleads in minors case
• Tiger Woods survives opening round of Match Play
• Oct. 9 trial set for Ohio teen in Craigslists attacks
• Sen. Portman backing Delphi retirees
• Jordan Brown trial to be closed to the public
• Two Mahoning County judges appointed to panel to study court funding
• Mahoning Valley home sales did well in January
• Roemer leaving GOP, but not presidential campaigns
• Tribe seeks order to limit beer sales in Neb. town
• Two more in hazing case turn themselves in
• Panel: Seniors should get whooping cough shots
• With Mardi Gras a memory, New Orleans sobers up
• Ga. cops: 2 kids missing after helper drives off
• Ark. man charged with murder of teen he met online
• Judge to rule on Wash. pharmacies selling Plan B
• Pretrial program deal set in horse slaughter case
• More rain and snow on tap for Youngstown today
• Fugitive who once faked suicide arrested again
• Vet charged in killings wants to represent self
• Georgia man to plead in Pa. homeless check scam
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Parents, commitment key to improving Youngstown schools, expert says
• Racist text riles race for Mahoning County prosecutor
• Fitch Falcons snap streak
• Defense reigns for Falls, YCS in tourney tune-up
• Betras apologizes for insults to candidate
• Salem nursing student, friend injured while helping motorist
• Ex-QB Hipple gives YSU audience hope
• Springfield seniors survive final scare
• Kasich signs bill; pit bulls removed from list
• Parents urged to organize to save Youngstown schools
• Jacubec’s 37 points ignite Struthers win
• Former YSU union treasurer pleads guilty
• Girls tournament basketball finals
• Hubbard council begins push to regulate Internet cafes
• Buckeyes rebound, crush Illinois 83-67
• New law eliminates vicious dog designation for pit bulls
• Wine and beer taste fundraiser planned
• First Niles Financial Inc. releases financial results for 2011
• HBA Home & Garden Show this weekend in Boardman
• Betras apologizes for text messages to candidate
• Trucker cited in 711 ramp accident that closed I-680
• Dog found shot on the East Side
• DA: Argument prompted father's fatal shooting in Pa.
• Hearing says Ohio jail deputy violated policy
• Dow breaks 13,000 for the first time since '08 crisis
• Girard school board meets Wednesday night
• Nonprofit to study Pa. gas drilling, public health
• Judge in Texas rules terror bomb suspect competent
• Police chief in Ohio charged with drug count
• Ex-judge in Mass. defends forced abortion ruling
• Judge will decide on moving Syracuse slander suit
• Ohio couple sentenced to 12-year prison terms in boys' deaths
• Showers likely in Youngstown today
• Jury process starts Tuesday in Philly priest case
• Baby sitter pleads no contest in baby death
• REUNIONS
• YMTA plans honors recital
• Argus 545 honors 11 members
• Local groups support World Spay Day
• N. Side foundry to close in 2013
• For YSU student, program is a godsend
• McGlynn awaits free agency
• Despite losses, Slocum pleased
• Kids get to read to 4-footed audience
• Gains, Macejko argue their history at forum
• Beatitude attitude
• Was Children Services duped?
• A referendum on Medicare
• New push for drug legalization
• “This Means War” may not be Reese Witherspoon’s finest hour — it’s a
• Girls tournament basketball finals
• 34th annual St. Patrick's Day parade is March 11 in Boardman
• URS to acquire Flint Energy Services for $1.25B
• Gingrich woos with prospect of $2-a-gallon gas
• Puerto Rico honors Obama, LBJ with statues
• Glenn chats with space station to mark anniversary
• Women protest anti-abortion bills in Va.
• Southern Baptists to hear proposed name change
• 2 old Japanese grenades found at Ohio estate sale
• Latino Mormons speaking out against Romney
• 2 Pa. schools talking about affiliation
• Infant killed after shots fired into Detroit home
• Planned Parenthood merger won't affect Youngstown operations
• Paul Sorvino to debut film funded by Pa. taxpayers
• For car buyers, it's harder now to end up with a lemon
• Police probe shooting death at Pa. gun club
• Ohio to seek freedom from No Child Left Behind
• Levy forums set in Poland
• Iran may cut oil to more European countries
• 2 Dem judges seek seat on Ohio Supreme Court
• Sunshine and dry weather today in Youngstown
• Labor Department sues McMenamy's in Niles
• Compensation possible from lawsuit against Austintown Quaker Steak & Lube
• Gas prices on the rise again
• Union law draws contenders into Ohio primaries
• WORTH A LOOK
• Pancake fundraiser
• Holborn Herb Growers Guild plans symposium to educate
• Mom, baby and man found shot to death
• Lowdown on downtown Youngstown
• Hubbard city police add technology to their arsenal
• State set to release findings on local quakes
• Ex-NFL QB to speak on depression, suicide
• Struthers looking to update park
• video game review
• In the 64th District primaries: Tom Letson and Randy Law
• China caught in middle of dispute over Apple’s iPad
• A day not to be forgotten
• Iran cuts oil exports to Britain, France
• Police find remains of Ohio girl missing since 1999
• New Castle man faces indecent assault charges against 10-year-old
• Mercer County man killed in one-car accident
• Woman escapes sexual assault; New Castle man charged
• Ohio sheriff pays $3.8M in overtime, gives 62,000 hours of comp time
• Option to explore charter government for Warren remains on table
• Tammy Reed, Nicholas Lyons to wed in Texas
• Courtney Takash, Jerad Jordan set May wedding day
• Kilgore-Robinson wedding plans are announced
• Inchak-Corll wedding will be summer event
• 50th anniversary of Yaksics is party occasion
• At Goodwill event you’ll be hunting for antiques
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY | Carl J. Pedaline
• Baby, mother, kidnapping suspect found dead in Ohio garage
• Symphony programs to benefit from Trunk Show Extravaganza
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• FDA to study inhalable lipstick-style caffeine
• SENIOR MENUS
• Villa Maria program will address how climate affects the poor
• Warren Family Mission needs food donations for families
• Green Bay Phoenix rise, rally to beat YSU women in overtime
• Mahoning County police offer safety tips on how to fend off a stalker
• Allure of shale prompts Mill Creek MetroParks Board to vet options
• Falcon, 2 Spartan wrestlers advance
• Harwood Institute: Youngstown schools plan must be about people
• South Range advances; Springfield is ousted
• Mooney graduate McCarthy excited for Chiefs chance
• Youngstown’s justice fair draws crowds
• New Castle's new chief wants officers to impact kids’ lives
• Mooney’s Joe Boniface advances to state swim meet
• Attendance at Eastwood home show expected to reach record
• Western Reserve holds off Mineral Ridge
• WFD swears in new firefighters
• ARMED FORCES DIGEST || Donations needed for vets in need
• Gains, Macejko try to make their case
• Houston’s voice soars at hometown funeral
• Saturday’s area college basketball games
• Drilling craze has variety of Mahoning Valley entities weighing their options
• Greek youth basketball tourney continues Sunday in Warren, Howland
• Doughnut contest, police dog featured at 5th criminal justice fair
• Eastwood home, garden expo packed with vendors, people today
• Warren FD hires 6, still needs one more
• Teen killed in 2-car crash in Columbiana County
• TMH has no record of victim shot in back
• Trista Dickey | Anthony Dennison
• Hannah Gleason | Thomas DePinto
• Megan Spencer | Justin Hernandez
• Adrianne Longo | Daniel Carlson
• Park Vista plans series on nutrition
• Talk will feature life and times of McKinley
• Candidates forum for Mahoning County offices Monday at New Bethel
• Pa. man gets 15 years for sexual conduct with North Lima girl
• Truck driver reaches plea deal in crash that killed 3 Marine recruits
• Boardman, Fitch wrestlers start slow
• 6 suspects in YSU frat hazing jailed on $50K bond
• Reardon hits 1,000 points in Poland upset
• Dillon puts his name in record books for N. Falls
• Youngstown's North Siders: Don’t close our post office
• State review of Trumbull Children Services cites pluses, minuses
• Large deficit against Steel is too much for Phantoms to overcome
• Niles boxer Lyell falls by UD to Gonzalez
• NYTim Pulitzer reporter Shadid, 43, dies reporting on Syrian uprising
• 6 of 9 men charged in hazing two YSU students are jailed
• Judge sets $1M bond for man charged in Youngstown's latest homicide
• Pa. man gets prison on sex charge involving North Lima girl
• Portions of two downtown Youngstown streets closed this weekend
• Competency tests ordered for man charged in puppy deaths
• Fla. deputies arrest suspected airport Rolex thief
• Rare tree frog euthanized at Zoo Atlanta
• Pirates close to trade for Yankees' Burnett
• Conviction upheld in NYC for ex-Dem fundraiser
• Boardman police seek man for indecent exposure at library
• Deadline set to remove decorations at Diocesan cemeteries
• Papers: Fed boat bought with fines used for fun
• Plea comes in death of three Marine Corps recruits
• Baby gorilla arrives at Pittsburgh zoo
• Closure of some Pennsylvania State Police barracks could happen
• Chinese leader wrapping up US visit in LA
• Shooting at ICE offices over dispute
• PIttsburgh cop charged in fourth sex-related case
• Shell wins approval of Arctic spill response plan
• Pa. credit union teller gets prison term in ATM thefts
• Obama raises $29 million for campaign, Dem Party
• Riverdance coming to Covelli Centre in May
• Ohio charter school operator fights ruling on records
• 2 barges collide on Miss. River, spilling oil
• 2 rescued from truck hanging off SE Ohio bridge
• Teen faces arraignment in Ohio Craigslist killings
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Police: Naked man stole socks from Pa. Walmart
• Police: Dog fatally bit baby while mom in bathroom
• Mystery dinner theater will debut at church
• Weathersfield BOE to bill universities for student teachers
• New Castle man shot 4 times in back
• Fire destroys Brookfield farm house
• Commission to vote next week on Youngstown schools recovery plan
• I-680 southbound ramp now open
• NORTHERN TRUST OPEN/Warren's Kokrak is 7 over when round is suspended
• Ohio AG: DNA requirement helps to crack cold cases
• Mass. teen girls’ Facebook photos put on porn site
• Woman sentenced after allowing kids in porn
• Pregnant Pa. woman killed in her basement
• 2-day-old baby bitten by dog in western, Pa. dies
• Salvadoran charged in priest deaths denies perjury
• Pittsburghers get free parking for reassessment appeals
• Mahoning County buys more than $500K in gas for county vehicles
• Witness: Woman who died diving held under water
• Police charge another man in hazing incident
• 'Colbert Report' off air; Comedy Central mum
• Homeless man charged in puppy deaths
• Former officer convicted in fatal DUI crash in Pa.
• Joseph Kennedy III launches campaign for Congress
• White House to have Hispanic Community Action Summit on Saturday in Cleveland area
• NYC says no more restaurant meals for winning dog
• University of Dayton keeps contraceptive-care package
• LOUIE TODAY: Nitro's parents; FreedomWorks COO
• Steer attacks instructor at Ohio vocational school
• NYC apartment sells for $88 million
• Wet in Youngstown today, then dry for Friday
• Police: Man shot wife with flare gun
• Police: Mom of abandoned baby ID’d
• Ex-Pa. rep’s 2nd corruption trial set to open
• Bagnolese Club plans Italian Dinner Dance
• Miss Witmer, Mr. Alvise plan April nuptials
• Miss Hill to wed Jason McCray in April, 2013
• Mr. Kneen, Miss Brown set April nuptials
• Arizona couple to marry here on St. Patrick’s Day
• Miss Pylypiak, Mr. Detwiler to marry March 31
• Buses to run on Saturday schedule on Monday holiday
• Public event Saturday at St. Casimir's before final service Feb. 25
• Liberty trustees to meet at 11 today
• Woman injured in Tuesday's crash near YSU remains critical
• Cops arrest Campbell man after stash falls from pocket
• McDonald’s Stanley celebrates Senior Night with 1,000th point
• Suspect in several shootings shot, in critical condition
• Ohio House passes Nitro’s Law, goes to Senate
• FCC plans to nix wireless network that may jam GPS
• 15-minute-old newborn gets pacemaker for heart
• Pa. district judge charged with misconduct
• Hospital apologizes in Pa. transplant case
• Coroner seeking Whitney Houston medical, pharmacy records
• Man shot in head on South Side this afternoon
• Obama touts manufacturing at Wisconsin plant
• Ohio court backs 2-trial system for lawsuit claims
• Lake Milton man wins $100K in Ohio Lottery game
• Human and humanoid robot shake hands in space 1st
• Philly church-abuse judge refuses to step down
• Fugitive runs out of gas, calls sheriff for help
• BREAKING NEWS: Arrest warrants issued for hazing of YSU students
• First Ohio casino to open in May in Cleveland
• House leaders praise emerging payroll tax cut deal
• TCU football players among 17 caught in drug sting
• Pa. judge says couple's text messages are evidence
• Pa. smokehouse fire ‘best-smelling in long time’
• Official: Prison fire in Honduras leaves 272 dead
• More than 300 killed in Honduras prison fire
• Police: Man eats at Cuyahoga Falls Wendy's, then smashes windows
• Cincy police: Man dumped ashes, sold urns for scrap
• Colorado civil unions bill gets first hearing
• BREAKING NEWS: 711 on-ramp to I-680 southbound is open
• Man gets prison in beating of wife’s daughter
• Police: Man sexually assaulted infant
• Police responding to bomb threat at Ross Park Mall
• Doctor’s office searched, drug ban imposed
• Sno Bowl will aid ministry organization
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Reward offered for Yorki-poo pup stolen from Campbell yard
• Mahoning Twp. supervisors set residents' tap-in fee for new sewer
• Weathersfield firefighters, schools honored
• Deal near on $10M recycling business in Mahoning County
• Mooney defeats Boardman
• East’s big run hurts Canfield
• Ohio’s chief justice offers to visit Valley to consider consolidation of Mahoning County courts
• Police seeking information on 2 more animal cases
• Lawrence commissioners move to collect drilling fees
• Campbell man offers reward for missing dog
• Ohio Supreme Court suspends law license of Poland man
• ODNR issues permits for fracking wells in Columbiana Co.
• Accident at Fifth and Rayen sends two to hospital
• Calif. may intervene in Honda hybrid settlement
• BREAKING NEWS: Expect delays on I-680 due to tanker truck accident
• Obama to tout American manufacturing in Wis. visit
• 4 life terms for doctor in Ohio pill mill case
• Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Ohio prompts lawsuits
• Toyota boosts US sales with rental cars
• Kenny Rogers sues Capitol Records over royalties
• Central Ohio students sent home a second day due to odor
• Report gives new detail on police shooting of teen
• Texas man charged in torture case goes on trial
• Philly Dem seeks do-over on 'Year of the Bible' vote
• Canton OKs plan to pay for tips for illegal guns
• Freddie Solomon, former NFL wide receiver, dies at 59
• Los Angeles teacher’s aide arrested for lewd acts
• EPA test sites near Ohio child cancer cluster
• Have you applied for a Mercy Scholarship yet?
• A little snow in Youngstown today, then warmer on Wednesday
• Kasich to tout biz expansions in SW Ohio
• Man to trial for homicide in noodles fight
• Police: Valley Forge cadet assaults fellow student
• Pa. Amish man dies of burns from wood-burner fire
• Sts. Peter & Paul set for bingo, card party
• For charity, church quilters begin the job at square one
• Mardi Gras to benefit Hospice of Valley
• — High School Basketball — FINISHING STRONG
• Price is right for Ohio State
• Campaign just short of goal
• V&M lawyer says Girard will treat wastewater
• Cleveland Indians - Injuries an issue for 2012 Tribe
• Leader has made difference
• Pacts OK’d for schools’ $50M project
• Sammarone suggests 2-year terms, no limits
• V&M Star still intends to be Girard’s sewage customer, lawyer assures
• Austintown readies $50 million schools project
• Pacts OK’d for schools’ $50M project
• Warren man gets prison term on assault charge
• Austintown man pleads guilty to charges in Niles robbery
• Crash victim dies in Newton Falls accident
• Penn State puts child-abuse scandal costs at $3.2M
• Pa. expects $50M from new Internet sales reporting
• GOP prez candidate Santorum adds 2 southern Ohio stops
• Obama budget seeks Ohio uranium enrichment funds
• Girard woman hits Ohio lottery for $345,000, after taxes
• Youngstown native and gospel music innovator dies at 74 in Cleveland
• ODOT gets green light to conduct Ohio Turnpike study
• Fitch's Price commits to Ohio State
• Bulger lawyer: defense needs a year before trial
• Ohio moves to create 2nd land-grant college
• Interim police chief named for troubled Conn. town
• Doctor in Ohio pill mill case unhappy with lawyers
• Trial of Midwest militia members begins in Mich.
• Summit County Jail won't take violent, mentally ill people
• Obama’s budget headed to Congress
• United Way and Mahoning Valley 2011 campaign raise $2,400,560
• Trial set for Ala man in bride’s honeymoon death
• Bombers target Israeli diplomats in Georgia, India
• More snow expected in Youngstown on Tuesday
• Fire destroys ski lodge in southwestern Pa.
• New Castle man who faked ‘bingo’ returns $400 jackpot
• WORTH A LOOK
• Square dancers do get around
• V&M explores giving Youngstown control over sewage
• LEFTY SURGES
• Horizon League extremely tough to fathom
• Officials seek clues in death of Houston
• Phantoms rally to force OT then fall in shootout
• Poland 4th-grader earns some cabbage for college
• Local governments in Valley to consider sharing services on computer network
• Brackets filled: tourney matches are set
• Rematch in the 6th district?
• Rock band with Warren-born leader wins Grammy for Best Rock Performance
• Our Lady of Hungary celebrates its final Mass
• Phantoms lose in shootout
• Calling hours scheduled Monday for murdered Canfield science teacher
• Liberty residents invited to sound off on township’s 911 plan
• Greece’s Parliament OKs austerity measures; nation avoids bankruptcy
• UPDATE: Paramedics take Whitney Houston’s daughter to hospital
• Local governments in Mahoning County to explore common computer networking
• The fighting begins as Obama’s 2013 budget heads to Congress
• Rioting rips through Athens on eve of vote on crucial austerity measures
• Food manufacturing grows at voracious pace in NE Ohio, Valley
• Pumping begins to remove 500,000 gallons of fuel from cruise ship
• Blizzard-like conditions play role in major pileup on I-76
• Whitney Houston recalled as happy in days before death
• Hageman-Ennis wedding planned for May 12
• Miss Pavlansky, Mr. Pantalone to wed in April
• Ashley Milliron, Justin Rodriguez plan May nuptials
• Bridget Quinn, William Ward to marry in May
• Rochelle Perez, David Toth will marry in June
• Mr., Mrs. Hosa mark 60th year of their marriage
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Career crossroads for boxers Lyell, Giuriceo
• Mahoning Valley animal lovers offer rewards to find cruelty culprits
• YSU men overwhelm first-place Valparaiso
• Group sponsors I Love Youngstown walks in stand against violence
• Nites, Williams lead Howland past ’Cats
• Archangel Michael's annual Greek fest this weekend
• Support sought for Mosquito Lake Greenway
• Herron, Posey learn hard lessons as they prepare for NFL
• Kokrak 12th; Woods makes move
• Struthers cupcakery to be showcased on 'Cupcake Wars'
• Fracking Alliance seeks to educate the public
• Ursuline ‘holds up’ against state powerhouse
• Awards dinner honors Youngstown firefighters
• Altiere’s challenger sees morale trouble
• An American hero
• Civil Wars blurs Grammy lines
• record reviews
• Ask Mr. Know It All
• Dozens walk on Youngstown's West Side in stand against violence
• Struthers baker to contend on Cupcake Wars
• Free tax preparation assistance clinic Thursday
• Sunday is last day for Campbell's Greek fest
• UPDATE: Singer Whitney Houston dies at Beverly Hilton Hotel
• Syrian army general assassinated in growing violence
• 1,000-plus attend funeral of Powell boys, killed by dad
• Romney wins Maine caucuses by slim margin
• Schools in Boardman, South Range to be honored Monday
• Williams Hears Delphi Retirees' Concerns
• Covelli Centre Earns Operating Surplus
• BUZZ: Williams Meets With Delphi Retirees,<BR>DeWine Tours Youngstown Neighborhood
• 2-month old found dead in parents’ bed in New Wilmington
• Early release denied for Canfield teacher's attacker
• Sponsors sought for Beaver Park programs
• Crash closes state Route 616, sends 4 to hospital
• Snowfall prediction prompts parking ban today in Salem
• Pathologist: Sutera died of gunshot to the chest
• Big 2nd quarter lifts Poland over Canfield
• DeWine tells Valley officials state flexible on demolition funding
• Monster run rallies Ursuline past Mooney
• Kokrak ties for 8th at Pebble after 2 rounds
• 2 dogs found shot to death near Salineville
• FirstEnergy downplays rate concerns in spite of coal-burning plant closures
• Jackson-Milton shuts down drought of 43 years
• Campaign to keep 910th Airlift Wing safe could take off soon
• Springfield surges to capture ITCL crown
• Valentines with Veterans proves heart-warming
• Boardman’s Bailey ties for first in butterfly
• Deputy Sheriff Jeffrey Arnaut placed on leave
• Youngstown police search for 2 missing men
• First lady: Girls can choose to have campaign role
• Dispatcher on Powell call: Case a ‘nightmare’
• Mom who threw tot in NY river can go home to India
• Lights out on West Federal Street all week
• Explosion at Fla. horse center kills worker, horse
• Donate pet shelter supplies at YSU's Fluffy Valentine drive next week
• Bengals LB Maualuga charged with assault in Ohio
• Mahoning County judge denies man's request for early release from prison
• Report: Teacher in LA molestation case paid to resign
• 'Big Valley' star Peter Breck dead at 82
• Pa. man charged with illegal dumping
• AG: Pa. man's 'surfer' Facebook page lured teens
• Beware of scam: There is no BBB in Ashtabula County
• AG: Pa. man’s Facebook ‘surfer’ page lured teens
• More than 70 pets rescued from Ohio house fire
• Federal budget deficit drops to $27 billion in January
• DeWine: City has options for matching funds for housing demolition program
• BUZZ: Williams Meets With Delphi Retirees<BR>DeWine Tours Youngstown Neighborhood
• LA police capture escapee who stalked Madonna
• NC woman pleads guilty in NY newborn kidnap case
• Mahoning deputy on unpaid leave applies for disability retirement
• FAFSA Tips
• Shale, Shale, More Shale at Chamber Event
• Pa. man charged with rape also probed for meth lab operation
• Restaurateur offers $25K reward in Ohio missing woman case
• Social issues overtake US politics
• AP Source: Obama to change birth-control rule
• Shot of arctic cold and snow on tap for Youngstown this weekend
• Efforts to shrink Ohio juvenile prisons praised
• 86-year-old pedestrian killed in Ohio accident
• Video: FNB's Wagner on Economic Forces
• Local Auto Sales Slow Down in January
• Hill, Barth & King Acquires Sewickley Firm
• Eastwood Mall to offer wi-fi, for a fee
• Attorney Launches Charity Land Exchange
• Mortgage Services Deal Benefits Ohio
• Americans Spend $17.6B on Valentine’s Day
• Trumbull County shelter needs dog houses
• Assault, robbery in Niles
• Austintown Middle School cleaned after staph infections
• Illegal Chinese immigrant sentenced for counterfeit merchandise
• YSU suspends KAP fraternity after assault of student
• Ice-cold Penguins fall to Butler
• Encore at the Covelli: ’11 surplus tops $126K
• INSIDE THE ROPES With Jason Kokrak
• Youngstown has demolition plans for its share of state’s $335M mortgage settlement
• Hubbard winner Ciminelli on a roll
• Mahoning County dog warden studies possible ties in recent abuse cases
• Lakeview clinches AAC National Division crown
• Black artist Joseph Thomas flourishes at 91
• Va. moves forward to let agencies bar gay adoption
• Marine sergeant not guilty in hazing case
• House curbs insider trading, but exempts 'political intelligence' sellers
• Got protest? Music mogul Simmons mad over milk
• Fla. mogul, facing trial, adopts his girlfriend
• Jury finds man guilty of attempted murder in ND
• Mahoning Valley new-car sales dropped 10 percent in January
• Croom and Shorter found guilty in Belleria Pizza robbery
• Rate on 30-year mortgage stays at record low 3.87 percent
• TV personality Jack Hanna shocked Ohio has yet to crackdown on exotic animals
• Emergency exercise preceded Ind. fair disaster
• Play 'To Be Young, Gifted and Black' performed this weekend at Playhouse
• VP Biden touts nation's economic resilency at Ohio stop
• Canadian family members rescued from Pacific ocean
• Judge slams critics of Texas school prayer ruling
• Police: 6-year-old boy started double-fatal Pa. blaze
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Happy Hearts set date for valentine fundraiser
• Springfield Twp. trustees plan to pave Macklin Road this year
• Report: Ohio State needs ethics department
• BUZZ: Stores Open in Youngstown, Warren
• Wife of wounded CA customs agent linked to suspect
• Beef prices expected to climb over the next 2 years
• States, Feds to announce mortgage settlement
• Cincy seeks to reign in unfair towing fees
• Unemployment aid applications near 4-year low
• Mahoning County man seeks early release from prison
• Ohio college student jailed for alleged gun threat
• Ohio man charged after placing son in dryer
• Bottom Dollar Opens 3 Grocery Stores
• Video: Bottom Dollar Enters Marketplace
• Middlefield Banc Net Income Rises 91.5%
• Prima Express Care Opens in Salem
• Winner International CEO Named to Panel
• Fastsigns Acquires Bedford Heights Shop
• Foreclosures Depress Housing Starts, Prices
• Archangel Michael Greek fest starts Friday in Campbell
• YSU looks for series split with Butler
• 4th and 5th animal-cruelty cases under investigation in Mahoning County
• Warren native Jason Kokrak has stars in eyes, goals in sights at Pebble Beach
• Lorraine’s stay upheld by U.S. Supreme Court
• Grandmother of infant raped at Trumbull CSB wants rights
• Phantoms hoping incoming winger will be a winner
• Citizen’s arrest in Warren prompts law director’s concern about safety
• Elder Hadi wins EOWL for Liberty
• 6th murder trial being considered for Anderson
• Sessions, Cavaliers clip Los Angeles
• Preps at a glance
• Youngstown police probe YSU student assault
• Ohio House panel OKs bill on casino regulations
• Judge tosses out lawsuit seeking freedom for orcas at SeaWorld
• Cavs guard Irving out with concussion.
• Reception planned for judge
• Ohio watchdog critical of prison investigators
• Kasich gets bill ending 'vicious' pit bull label
• Appellate court to determine if Austintown man will be tried a sixth time for murder
• EPA: US needs $308B in sewer, water work
• Getting caffeine fix as easy as taking deep breath
• Rescued dog bites TV anchor during live broadcast
• In scientific coup, Russians reach Antarctic lake
• Toyota to expand Indiana plant, add 400 jobs
• W. Pa. woman goes to trial in bank robbery for denture money
• Senators, Ohio National Guard to discuss Air Force cuts
• CDC: Fewer smokers go to the dentist
• Gary Busey files for bankruptcy in Los Angeles
• Sandusky argues for local jurors in his child sex-abuse trial, seeks delay
• Ohio judge grants new trial in fire that killed 9
• Univ. of ND will use Fighting Sioux nickname
• DailyBUZZ: Labor Roundtable Preview
• Kasich Still Suffers from Buyer's Remorse
• ODNR Approves More Chesapeake Wells
• Standard & Poor's Downgrades Chesapeake
• 2 pythons stolen from W. Pa. private school
• Pa. high school team taunted by racial slurs
• Santorum sweeps 3 GOP contests
• Experts: Marriage ban's path to high court unclear
• Ohio to get another dose of snow today
• Ohio school bus, truck collide; injuries reported
• YNDC gets Kresge Foundation grant
• Kasich Touts Job Numbers, Valley in Address
• UPDATED: Homicide task force at Canfield apartments
• Some snow expected in Youngstown today, then sunshine returns for Thursday
• Eberts Give $25,000 to Poland Schools
• Manufacturers Invited to Coalition Event
• Video: Panera Recognizes Community Heroes
• Cats rescued from man who lost his job need homes
• ODNR Approves More Chesapeake Wells
• Standard & Poor's Downgrades Chesapeake
• First National Wins Awards for Excellence
• 2012 Spin-a-thon Saturday at Youngstown Y
• Cheerleading clinic for kids in grades 1-6
• Trumbull County sends out 1,600 faulty tax bills
• Animal abuse often escalates
• Bailey’s mettle could land medal in Canton
• Father of St. Dom's murder suspect charged in threat again
• McDonald holds on against Wellsville
• AWL seeking homes for cats surrendered by man who lost his job
• Coaches defend YSU WR recruit
• Poland residents urge caution on drilling
• With heart and hustle, East defeats Fitch
• Santorum far ahead in early Minn. returns tonight; Romney trailing
• Ariz Supreme Court bars San Luis council candidate
• Aide charged with making child porn in NYC school
• Sentence likely Wednesday for teenage Mo. killer
• BUZZ: Jack Gibson Weathers Recession;<BR> Message for Governor Kasich
• Chesapeake Sues Columbiana, Carroll Landowners to Stop Lease Terminations
• Range, Consol See Greater Shale Potential
• Agency seeks homes for cats found in Warren home
• Walmart fire in central Ohio ruled arson
• Trumbull Co. tax-bill glitch reported
• Youngstown woman gets one-year prison term for assault on cop
• Greatest Golfer starts 2012 plans
• US court sides with CDC over fight with counselor
• Oregon climber reported dead in Mount Hood fall
• Kasich announces boost to Ohio's broadband network
• SC AG sues over rejected voter ID law
• NYC’s Times Square gets huge heart for Valentine’s
• Pittsburgh wants to pay $75K in teen-beating claim
• Kasich announces new Ohio courage award
• Proposal would pay $2.85M for Ohio Turnpike study
• Police seek man who tried to rob W. Pa. doctor
• Conservative group defends against Ohio report
• 'Live!' producer Gelman: Moving forward day by day
• 2012 Women in Service Scholarship Application
• Florence Allen Scholarships
• Escaped exotic animals from Zanesville embroiled in legal dispute
• Bernanke expected to stick with low-rate stance
• Pa. firm pays $50K for teen's amputated fingers
• Romney looks to squelch Santorum in 2 states
• Marlington School District reunited with $51K account
• Grey skies today in Youngstown with a little snow possible tonight and Wednesday
• Grey skies today in Youngstown with a little snow possible tonight and Wednesday
• Nearly 220,000 deer taken in Ohio hunting season
• Chesapeake Sues Columbiana, Carroll Landowners to Stop Lease Terminations
• Range, Consol See Greater Shale Potential
• State Board to Consider Valley Projects
• Report Ties Group to Ohio Policy Changes
• Video: Placing Kids with Foster Families
• Village Network Opens Office in Boardman
• Ohio Insurance Department Saves $11.6M
• Elizabeth Marino will be June bride of Daniel Nelson
• Miss Sacramento, Mr. Kovachik to wed in Pittsburgh
• Mylar-Yankey wedding plans are announced
• REUNIONS
• Valentine’s Day social planned for Feb. 14
• Local skating club glides to victory
• Annual walk will keep Easter Seals on track
• Ohio Adapting Laws to Oil and Gas Rush
• Rocket power
• Rights, camera, action: Court launches new video system
• YSU makes Horizon history
• Second Poland cemetery approached about drilling leases
• Bullying can have long-lasting effect
• Ohio girl dragged to death
• Vindy swapping around some content
• Ohio VA center says dental clinic care now safer
• Union official says he won't resign
• Ohio man pleads guilty for his involvement with terrorist group
• March memorializes YSU senior shot at off-campus party last year
• BUZZ: New Agency Helps At-Risk Kids
• Few minor glitches in first Youngstown video-arraignment system
• Hagan blasts ‘real failure of government’
• 2 new charges for suspect in Ca. homeless killings
• Ex-lacrosse player pleads not guilty before trial
• Montana man fined $1K for instigating police chase
• Pa. rep. convicted on 5 counts in corruption case
• Lawyer: Plea deal reached in Chicago terror case
• Action postponed on stream rules
• Group wants higher Ohio taxes on high-income earners
• DeLuca show off the air in Canton
• O’Reilly Auto Parts ribbon-cutting scheduled
• Free screening of ‘Gasland’ scheduled
• Panera giving free meals to safety forces
• Trendi Fashions store ribbon-cutting Thursday
• Ga. court to hear case of possible gator attack
• Pleasant weather today in Youngstown, cooler with snow showers Tuesday
• Ohio Adapting Laws to Oil and Gas Rush
• MCCTC Adds Shale Safety Training
• WORTH A LOOK
• Church Mouse needs donations all year long
• Harrisburg financial custodian to release debt plan
• Occupy Pittsburgh protesters facing noon deadline
• Exterran Energy Eyes Fourth Quarter Startup
• 40 Under 40 Honors Nominees, MVPs
• Total Steel Import Permit Tons Up 21%
• De Facto Unemployment Rate Dips Slightly
• Distressed Sales Depress Valley Home Prices
• New Wilmington Business Expo March 10
• Campbell firefighters probe Sunday blaze at house
• 6.8-magnitude quake shakes Philippines today
• South Range bridge repairs planned
• Judge considers release of documents, tapes in Muslim-discrimination case
• Voters face school levy in Poland for 3rd time
• Discrepancies run deep with Ohio well taxes
• Beaver Twp. police recall devotion of late officer
• Testing technology
• new castle, pa. Council readies to fill seat pending ruling
• Devils stay hot, beat Pittsburgh
• Comeback Kid: Kyle Stanley wins Phoenix Open
• MANNING UP
• Super Mario comes up big for NY
• Perry leads YSU men to easy win
• Watch the Super Bowl commercials with The Vindy
• Honor system for taxes on drilling produces disparities
• Soon you can take nightly strolls through new Harding High
• Mahoning Bar Association Foundation seeks scholarship applicants
• Pittsburgh faces shortage of crossing guards for schools
• Valley judge appointed to Ohio Supreme Court commission
• Hillary Clinton calls for ‘friends of Syria’ to unite
• Poland school district voters to face 3.8-mill additional levy in March
• ODOT to close two bridges in North Lima this spring for rehabilitation
• GOP presidential candidates move on to Colorado, Minnesota, Maine
• Wardens at Ohio prisons receive raises to cost state $250K
• Son of Ray Charles to speak, screen film, chat with students in Youngstown
• Daughters host party for Bahnys’ 50th anniversary
• Buckeyes get a big win over Badgers
• Some ex-Komen supporters can’t forgive, forget
• Levy would help offset cuts
• Strangers no more
• After 75 years, tavern still pours on the charm
• Altiere seeks ‘one more term’ as Trumbull County sheriff
• Petro advocates new readiness test
• Tournament season is coming up fast
• Annual event serves to bring people together
• Howland's Williams breaks scoring record
• YSU drops tough one to Butler on improbable 3-pointer
• Irving big as Cavs defeat Mavericks
• Spencer Levin leads by 6 at Phoenix
• Russia, China veto UN resolution on Syria
• SUPER REMATCH
• 20,000 pounds of chocolate lost in fire at Pa. factory
• Births
• Black & Gold HOF
• HIGH HOPES
• NEWSMAKERS
• Rescued Ohio sailor, 84, unsure of another trip
• Ohio to cut, burn trees with hemlock-killing bug
• GOP presidential hopefuls turning to Ohio primary
• Governor to highlight school
• 11 injured in Super Bowl Village concert crowd
• Eddie DeBartolo Jr. does not make Hall of Fame
• Felonious assault charge follows shooting
• Nearly 20,000 pounds of chocolate lost in Pa. fire
• GM says most of its US dealers agree to upgrades
• Santorum, Paul look past Nevada caucuses
• Ohio GOP changes policy amid leadership struggle
• White House donuts grace Giants’ table
• Lawyer to Ohio justice: Skip death penalty cases
• African Marketplace draws crowd at YSU
• 910th avoids major cuts
• McDonald’s momentum bests J-Milton
• Unbeaten LaBrae survives in OT
• Canfield swimmers earn AAC 1st team honors
• True friends, indeed, to fulfill a special need for MS sufferer
• Driver in thwarted robbery gets 28 to life
• Dentists fill gap in child care
• Time line crafted for city’s recovery
• Students participate in coaster contest
• Applicants sought for health-professions program
• HMHP mobile dental clinic visits Austintown kids
• Howland and West Branch on top of EOWL
• Cleveland State wins in Coach Waters’ 500th
• Giants’ Bradshaw skips practice but expected to play
• ‘Gronk’ progresses without limp
• Visiting OSU hopes to avoid another crush
• Brothers indicted in store robbery
• High-schoolers project professional aura in the court during mock trial
• Sniffing out danger
• 5 receive MVP status at awards event
• Dems Make Political Hay Over Job Numbers
• Fugitive who eluded capture since March 2011 arrested on North Side
• State official to visit Lisbon's Fleming House on Tuesday
• Sentencing delayed in Ponzi-scheme case
• Youngstown school officials rethink district financial needs
• BUZZ: Jobless Rate Lowest in 3 years
• Divers find no new clues in search for Maine tot
• New nightclub opens tonight on West Federal
• Va. House approves anti-gay adoption rule
• Man guilty in case of Fla. girl found in landfill
• Dumas gets 28 years to life in prison
• Woman charged in beheading plot appears in court
• Roberto's Italian Ristorante opens tonight in downtown Youngstown
• Super Bowl ads that generate buzz after the game
• Ohio nuns tackle sex trade at Super Bowl
• Puerto Rico to kill iguanas, export meat
• Search on for missing cruise passenger near Mexico
• Ohio moves to close juvenile homes in 2 counties
• Pew study: Facebook users get more than they give
• Obama: Economic recovery speeding up
• The DeLuca Show off the air during contract talks
• Stocks jump on strong jobs report for January
• Penn National Wants Thoroughbreds Here
• Group Urges 'Reasonable' Shale Drilling Tax
• Video: Gerberry Discusses Turnpike
• Police chief of embattled Conn. department retires
• South Side coalition meets Saturday
• Stock futures get boost from strong jobs report
• ‘Boys Don’t Cry’ inmate appeals to Supreme Court
• Slight chance of rain or snow south of Youngstown tomorrow
• Getsy-Miner vows planned in private ceremony
• Miss Vranches, Mr. Seefried to exchange vows
• Miss Johnson, Mr. Turjanica to wed in Washington
• African dance event to back officer’s race
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Baby Sitter charged with sexually abusing girl
• Wife charged over judge molestation testimony
• Counties Oppose, to Study Turnpike Sale
• McDonald's Operator Plans Big Upgrades
• Red Cross Workers Set Feb. 14 Strike Date
• Pa. Reduces Its Workers' Comp Costs
• Salem Chamber Event Looks at Social Media
• Tell us about YOUR Super Bowl party!
• Mahoning Valley’s growth in jobs outpaces state’s
• Sluggish YSU finds a way to get a win
• Tracy Morgan’s mom: ‘I’m trying to find the answer’
• Mangapora leads Canfield over Fitch
• Akise Teague charged with burglary
• Another abused dog found shot, trashed on North Side
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Kokrak 1-over after first round
• Cancer charity criticized for cuts to Planned Parenthood
• Komen chairty facing backlash over decision against Planned Parenthood
• Trump endorses Romney, calling him tough on China
• Judge gives Occupy Pittsburgh 3 days to leave camp
• Salazar: Mid-Atlantic wind farms take step forward
• NYPD document: Collect intel at Shi’a mosques
• DailyBUZZ: Tressel Accepts Akron Post
• Hall of Famer Dorsett suing NFL
• AP sources: Trump intends to endorse Romney
• Delta Sigma Theta presents financial workshop
• Madoff son’s widow returned to NYC home of suicide
• Ohio AG: Painkiller ring search warrants executed
• Tressel Takes Administrative Post at Akron
• Pa. hunter treated for rabies after dressing deer
• Ja Rule gets advice on stocks, education in prison
• McDonald Council appoints new council member
• Mahoning County real-estate taxes are ready for your review
• Pa. man stabbed brother over brownie
• Bill would start Ohio schools after Labor Day
• Ohio group seeks tax hike on oil and gas billions
• Grief counselors at Chaney after death of officer
• UPDATE: 'I am excited to be a Zip,' Tressel says
• Dallas-Fort Worth emerge from drought
• Speaker will discuss using social media for business
• Dry, quiet weather expected through the weekend in Youngstown
• Cops end football coach concussion probe
• Ousted superintendent’s unemployment bid denied
• Manufacturers Urge Students to Get Skills
• Video: YSU Economist on Job Growth
• Valley Industrial Trucks Honored by Clark
• GM Sales Dip While Ford, Chrysler Gain
• Poll Shows Rough Road for GOP in Ohio
• Shepherd Launches 'At Home With Shepherd'
• Library Workshop Focuses on Business Plans
• Online Labor Demand Up Overall
• Arianne Antonchak | Matthew Wilden
• Hannah Starr | Christopher DiMascio
• Kelsie Ray | Nicholas Markijohn
• Julie Johnson | Dale Libb
• St. Anne’s to sell pirogi Friday
• Cookie cookbook to benefit hospital
• Mahoning officials seeking public's help in arrest of puppy killers
• YSU’s Wolford excited by third class
• Mahoning County officials seek public's help in finding puppy killer
• Mahone, Davis brothers make it official
• Students, parents, faculty pitch in to help dogs of late Akiva teacher
• Goodin: I’d keep video arraignments
• Reports say "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan refusing to help mom save her Youngstown home
• Dumas convicted of murder
• Youngstown council approves funding for video arraignments
• Authorities: Hunt on for leader of killer NYC gang
• Delta Sigma Theta hosts financial workshop for women Feb. 11
• South Side man pistol whipped, robbed
• Goodin would continue video arraignments
• Pot arrests top 50K in 2011 despite NYPD order
• W. Pa. man gets long prison term in boy's death
• Quake passes nearly unnoticed in northeast Nevada
• 'Soul Train' host Don Cornelius dies of suicide
• BUZZ: GM Sales Fall, Cruze Holds Strong
• Feds declare Atlantic sturgeon endangered species
• 5 Doolittle Raiders plan to attend Ohio reunion
• Indiana Senate approves right-to-work bill
• Local Sesame Street shows this month postponed
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Jason tees off at 9 a.m.
• Cincy casino work resumes days after collapse
• After traffic stop, Ohio woman gives birth in car
• Faulty pipe caused deadly W.Va. hotel gas leak
• Sandia Labs engineers create ‘self-guided’ bullet
• Patriot Claims State Spreads Disinformation
• Dollars Flow from Carroll County Pipeline
• Dollars Flow from Carroll County Pipeline
• Belmont County Site Vies for Cracker Plant
• Belmont County Site Vies for Cracker Plant
• Video: Chamber's Planey on Cracker Plant
• Cafaro Co. to Build Hotel, Banquet Hall
• Daily BUZZ: Jan. 31, 2012
• China Accused of Unfair Trade in Auto Parts
• Farmers Reports 4Q Income of $3M,<BR>Declares One-Time Special Dividend
• Cortland Sees 2011 Net Income Rise 24%
• Job Openings at Industrial Waste Control
• funds for food | St. Vincent de Paul benefit for pantry, dining hall
• Cortland Bancorp’s net income rises
• Airport support group meets Thursday
• Romney has money, momentum in GOP race
• GM Lordstown has Black History Month celebration
• Judge rules against explorers in treasure dispute
• Pittsburgh begins installing LED streetlights
• Driller says EPA cherry-picking data in probe
• Event will support Someplace Safe
• ‘Wine for Hope’ to benefit children
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• School? There’s an MCCTC app for that
• Mahone, Stanko lead 2012 class
• Eastwood Mall plans hotel, conference center
• Patriot’s tiff with ODNR deepens
• Rogers scores 22 against Rebels
• YSU men rebound, sweep Milwaukee
• Women express distaste for Gingrich in today's Fla. primary
• Family of missing US couple accepts search end
• Romney commanding 47 percent of Fla. vote so far
• NY Times calling it for Romney in Fla.
• Romney holding comfortable lead in Fla., with 34 percent counted
• Man charged with shooting woman
• YSU lands talented Florida WR with checkered past
• Columbiana County real estate tax bills mailed
• Patriot accuses state of trying to divert business
• Phantoms play at 10 a.m. Wednesday
• CSU professor joins Youngstown academic commission
• Airport supporters to meet
• Aid approved for 75 Genie workers in Alliance
• New bar opening at PNC Park
• Cafaro Co. will build hotel, conference center at Eastwood Mall
• Manufacturers Coalition open houses scheduled
• SCORE business plan workshop is Monday
• Remodeled McDonalds debuts Thursday on Midlothian
• Carver named to Connect Appalachia task force
• January to end with near record high temperatures in Youngstown
• Danielle Battafarano | Joseph Surko Jr.
• Sarah Brothers | Matthew Guza
• Julie Bartell | Ronald DiBacco
• Tiffany Day | Nicholas Linville
• REUNIONS
• Try eating Greek on Super Bowl Sunday
• Giants-Patriots rematch well worth the four-year wait
• Baby times at the library
• Improved Thompson makes mark for YSU
• Liberty schools committee approves district’s $1.2M plan
• Police probe teen’s slaying
• Campbell man arrested after short chase through Youngstown streets
• Man arrested in New Middletown for bank robbery parole violations
• Youngstown police, dog warden looking for killer of puppies
• Warren police investigating shooting inside city bar
• Report: YSU defensive coordinator Kravitz will not return
• Columbiana street closed for nearly 8 hours Wednesday
• NV health district: Luxor guests had Legionnaires’
• Ohio panel approves parts of JobsOhio agreement
• Doctors: Sen. Kirk is talking, in fair condition
• 2 convicted in al-Qaida terror plot in Norway
• DailyBUZZ: Growth Report Preview
• Fan pleads not guilty in Jets game stun gun case
• Eclectic Fla. museum to be emptied by auction
• Police chief retiring in Conn. town hit by scandal
• Major Financial Aid Changes for 2012-2013
• US reps want rules for drillers seeking Cuba oil
• Presentation on genealogical research scheduled
• Mahoning County land bank directors to meet Tuesday
• Meeting set tonight to discuss crime in the southwest area of Warren
• Warren G. Harding High School will be open for walkers
• Youngstown Neighborhood Leadership Council meets today
• Nearly 14-pound baby boy born in Des Moines
• More mild and wet weather in the forecast for Youngstown
• Area Manufacturers Envision Training Center
• BBB Board Elects 2012 Officers, Directors
• Website Down for More than 24 Hours
• Man fatally stabbed
• Man arrested for sledgehammer attack
• Rachel McGowan | Richard McCarthy
• Cordelia Dennison-Budak | Warren Swegal
• WORTH A LOOK
• Video: Teaching Children About Business
• Boy Scouts organize recognition breakfast
• Hudson to Receive Thiel College Award
• Republicans Blame EPA for Plant Closings
• Akron-Canton Airport Airfares 19th Lowest
• BWC Targets Medication Safety, Abuse
• YOUNG at ART
• Associate degree in 18 months? Petro pushes plan
• City council stays mum on ouster of police chief
• Stambaugh golf clubhouse gets a lift from the rough
• ‘Big fight’ expected as GM suit heads to court
• Mitt soars; Newt roars
• Casino consultant charged Ohio $1.5M
• Crosby also has problem with neck
• Blaney’s 2012 up in the air
• Youngstown police crack down on sale of alcohol to minors
• Witnesses to city’s 3rd homicide of 2012 tell of two volleys of gunfire
• Cavs close with 12-0 run to beat Celtics
• City-owned Stambaugh Golf Course gets repairs to clubhouse
• At least 10 killed in mass collision on I-75 in Florida
• Gingrich assails Romney for ‘carpet-bombing’ in Florida
• Lordstown workers go to federal court this week in suit against GM
• Birmingham police find five bodies inside home
• Ted Strickland to teach course on class warfare at Harvard
• Catholics in Ohio protest federal decision on birth control
• Parents announce Davis-Pugh wedding plans
• Miss LaCivita, Mr. Harris plan May wedding
• Gina Dowell, Brad Palmer to wed in May
• McMurrays’ 50th celebrated with family, friends
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Snowflake Ball will sparkle by candlelight at Stambaugh
• GARDEN CLUBS
• Fashion show to benefit local charities
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• ‘I Love My Heart’ set for Buhl Mansion
• Intermediate computer classes at JCC
• Austintown accepting open enrollment applications soon
• Jamail Johnson's family is yearning for justice and closure
• YSU struggles, falls to CSU in front of 6,313
• YSU women fall in OT
• Colorado suspect in Mahoning County jail
• East Side teen killed in shooting
• DailyBUZZ: Williams Supports Local Manufacturers in Training Center Plan
• All eyes on YSU
• Mayor aims for action on health districts
• No cause for alarm over radioactive drilling waste
• Judge rules Harding player eligible
• Howland sweeps Cards
• Entities team up to make city cleaner
• Struthers students build a future city, win an award
• Drunken driver will get prison, deported
• Phantoms goaltender O’Connor steals victory in USHL battle
• Girard man sentenced for assaulting cop
• Judge sentences man in standoff
• Prosecutor suggests maximum sentence in manslaughter case
• Poland defeats Fitch in OT
• Attempted carjacking fails
• LESSON on LEGACY
• Obama meets with Bush and son, Jeb
• Mahoning county | Indictments
• Irving comes up big in fourth but Cavaliers can’t catch Nets
• Death ruled a homicide
• Djokovic outlasts Murray; Nadal next in finale
• Firefighter injured battling Warren blaze
• Bank robbed in Mercer County
• Judge rules Harding player eligible
• PGA LIVE KOKRAK | Kokrak misses cut
• Kasich signs bill changing commercial drivers' licenses, extending unempoyment benefits
• Youngstown police arrest teen for 4 robberies
• Woman pleads guilty to manslaughter charge in 2008 shooting death
• YSU nears sellout for Saturday's Cleveland State game
• Ohio dad indicted on misdemeanor in alleged caging of daughter
• Police commissioner: NYPD is good with Muslims
• Drunken driver gets 8-year prison term, then deportation to Mexico
• Inspections on Ky. bridge destroyed by cargo ship
• Crackdown on Youngstown littering announced
• Home invasion killer formally sentenced to death
• More than 50 killed in 2 days of turmoil in Syria
• ‘Barefoot Bandit’ to be sentenced in federal court
• Troopers investigating two fatal Trumbull County crashes
• Analysis: Romney is fiery, focused in Fla. Debate
• LOUIE TODAY: Steve Forbes on America and the presidency, and Editor Todd
• Utah girl credited with outing school bombing plot
• Official: At least 11 hurt in Ohio casino collapse
• Flood warning in effect for Youngstown; snow likely today
• Youngstown anti-litter initiative to be announced today
• Workers at Pa. refinery get layoff notices
• Jury mulling death of double-murderer
• Library offers new free eBook download service
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Host families sought for students
• Black Nurses Day program scheduled
• Public invited to program on keeping Warren schools safe for students
• Warren library first in state to offer 'freading'
• Beemer asks for re-evaluation for trial over rape of her daughter
• 2 Youngstown firefighters promoted
• Pedestrian killed in Beaver Township
• Youngstown teachers’ online wish lists give community chance to lend hand
• Penguins tie school record for 3s in victory
• Youngstown schools distress panel aims to engage community in new plan
• Mahoning County officials air ideas to keep hearings by video
• Gains and Macejko exchange dueling, critical emails
• Deadline approaches for Ohio's 2011 disaster program
• Pentagon: Army, Marines to shrink as budget slows
• Tonight’s drilling meeting in Hubbard canceled
• Pa. carjack-hoax mom gets 8 years for $1M fraud
• Poll: Perry’s ratings down after failed run
• Panetta: US ground forces would be cut by 100,000
• Highway patrol finds $63,000 in drugs during traffic stop on I-80
• Rep. Barney Frank to marry longtime partner
• Transit bus loses wheels on I-376 near Pittsburgh
• Doctors remove 2 small pieces of Sen. Mark Kirk’s brain
• BUZZ: First Energy to Close Ashtabula Plant
• Ohio gets failing grades for controlling smoking
• Accused Pentagon shooter pleads guilty in Va.
• Courtroom battle splits star’s Oklahoma hometown
• AP: Ohio refining execution policies
• Fla. primary’s 2-man fight on stage in 2nd debate
• Mass. man gets 20 years in Ohio Brinks burglary
• Driller says further water testing unnecessary
• FirstEnergy Corp. to shut six power plants in three states
• Ohio Lt. Gov. Taylor announces top state department of insurance fraud cases
• Artist plans to bury 727 jetliner in Calif. desert
• Oral cancer virus affects 7 percent of Americans
• Warren’s Citizen Police Academy accepting applications
• Warren schools set public meeting Monday
• Drilling Permits Issued for Two Area Sites
• Slick spots possible on roads this morning in Youngstown
• Colo. tax dodge author faces fed sentencing in Pa.
• Student praised for saving bus after driver dies
• Drilling Permits Issued for 2 Area Sites
• Youngstown Y Seeks $490K for ‘Strong Kids’
• Video: YMCA Launches Strong Kids Campaign
• Turning, GlobalScholar Sign Distribution Deal
• Postal Service Launches '2nd Ounce Free'
• HM Home Care Named to 2011 Elite List
• Kent Hosts 'Spirit of Women' Event
• Ghossain Foods to host third annual health fair
• Thousands mourn Paterno
• The beat goes on
• Local Sojourn students get King award
• youngstown schools Specialty programs are taking applications
• Trumbull County: Study court consolidation
• DeWine: Drilling laws ‘not adequate’
• Warren Council approves massage parlor ordinance
• Williams cites skilled labor deficit
• Police chief is out, New Castle council says
• Evanson is new Campbell finance director
• Gains calls for full disclosure in discrimination suit
• Family mourns Utah boy killed by mini toy cannon
• Austintown bank robbed
• O’Brien seeks meeting with OEPA chief
• Gov’t outlines old cases for Pa. monsignor’s trial
• BUZZ: Reaction to Obama on Shale Industry
• New hearing in Ohio wildlife hunting-license case
• DUI charge dismissed against Ohio legislator
• Court consolidation considered in Trumbull County
• Garrettsville Police Department in Portage County having phone problems
• Fire damages Youngstown home
• Accused child rapist requests second competency evaluation
• Last of mourners pay respects to Paterno
• Bachmann says she’ll seek 4th term in House
• Ohio Somalis cheer rescue, worry about homeland
• NJ synagogue bombings suspect seeks to move trial
• Revisions remove casinos from Ohio state troopers' plate
• Poll: Wis. gov. has slight edge in approval rating
• 29-year-old bald eagle dies at Columbus Zoo
• Obama Lays Out Blueprint for Economy; Republicans, Dems React Along Party Lines
• WWII destroyer returns home to SC after repairs
• US official: SEAL team in rescue also killed Osama
• How Press Covered Romney's Tax Returns
• Huntington SBA's No. 1 Lender in Midwest
• Deadbeats Beware: DeWine Is after You
• Video: DeWine on Debt Collection Plan
• December Jobless Numbers Offer Mixed Bag
• Art show today in Warren
• Wintry mix for Youngstown tonight and Thursday
• Fire severely injures Amish man, 2 children
• NTSB: Prop apparently not working in plane crash
• Verdict due for officer in son’s shooting
• KeyCorp Nets $201M for 4th Quarter
• Enrollment Up 6.8% at Kent Trumbull
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Valentines will go to those in homes
• Party will launch kids’ campaign
• Patrons can paint town red at Mad About the Arts 2012
• Winning students of poster contest to be honored at awards ceremony
• Penn State pauses to say farewell to Paterno
• Crestview Rebels sweep East Pal Bulldogs
• Re-election themes ring out in State of Union speech
• Engler to sue Trumbull CSB on behalf of alleged rape victim
• Youngstown schools distress commission gets another new leader
• Poland surge continues with victory over Lakeview
• Academic commission chairman resigns, replacement named
• Mahoning Co. joins group to help reduce electricity costs
• Capri Cafaro steps down as Ohio Senate minority leader
• YNDC gets $500K grant to establish home-loan fund
• Tickets exhausted for Paterno memorial at arena
• 1 dead, 3 hurt after semi crashes on Ohio Turnpike
• Water main break closes some West Side streets
• Mourners line up a quarter-mile for Paterno
• BUZZ: New AG Program HQ in Youngstown;<BR>YNDC Receives $500k From State
• Trumbull jail is at inmate capacity
• La. seafood board may buy New Orleans arena naming rights
• Nation’s oldest federal judge dies at age 104
• McDonald's 4Q net incomes rises 11 pct
• Trial continues for Pa. officer in son's shooting
• Ohio woman injured when her SUV is struck by train
• Yankees' All-Star catcher Jorge Posada retires
• D&L Energy Group disputes comments from Ohio Oil and Gas Association official
• Driver hurt when dump truck hits W. Pa. overpass
• Utah professor in porn-on-plane case resigns job
• CPA opens Smart Tax service office Thursday in Howland
• Bill would allow guns in Ohio Statehouse garage
• Ohio Christian audiences want Denver QB Tim Tebow
• Cleveland and Canadian neighbor discuss ferry idea
• Hagan scores half-truth in earthquake comments
• Avalon Gardens closes; owner still missing
• Mixed results in final 2011 Mahoning Valley unemployment numbers
• FBI arrests 4 Conn. officers on conspiracy charges
• Girard City Council has special meeting Wednesday
• Oscar nominations announced for lead actress
• Brookfield trustees have special meeting tonight
• Mainly dry with just a few flurries in Youngstown today
• MainStreet Chamber, Tartan Agency Join Forces to Reduce Health Insurance Rates
• F.N.B. Earns $23.7M in Fourth Quarter
• Estranged boyfriend charged in woman’s slaying
• Pa. woman killed in fire, grandson burned
• JobsOhio Gets into the Liquor Business
• Video: Get to Know Connie Hathorn
• Strickland Goes After Romney, Gingrich
• F.O.C.U.S meeting location corrected
• REUNIONS
• Tiffany Kata | Charles Williams
• Regional Chamber Seeks Athena Nominees
• Christina London | Solomon Lu
• Kendal Callahan | Tyler King
• White-Collar Criminal to Speak at YSU
• Chesapeake Diverts Capital to Liquid Gases; Plans More Drilling in Utica Shale
• Liberty BOE OKs $1.2M in cuts
• Republicans accuse each other, but who is right?
• Austintown, Boardman officials OK funding for radio project
• Free hot lunch Tuesday in Youngstown
• Pa. Senate OKs bill to extend jobless benefits
• Ex-Ohio death row inmate expected back in jail Tuesday
• Ground zero building in NY struggles to find tenants
• State of the Union: Obama to take on economic anxiety
• Kasich outlines Ohio private job agency's next moves
• Ohio inmates spend millions at prison commissaries
• Former CIA officer accused of classified leaks
• Strickland criticizes Romney, Gingrich
• Pa. archdiocese named 'unindicted co-conspirator'
• Teen suspect charged in Ohio Craigslist scheme
• Pa. woman: Husband's ashes missing after flight
• Defense: Feds demonizing Amish leader in Ohio
• FAMU dismisses students charged with hazing
• Study: Stem cells may aid vision in blind people
• US Supreme Court decision means Ohioan stays free
• BUZZ: Chesapeake to Increase Utica Drilling
• Ohio man sentenced to 32 years in prison in HIV notifying case
• Katie Sebastiano | Gregory Heddaeus
• Chesapeake Diverts Capital to Liquid Gases; Plans More Drilling in Utica Shale Play
• Union pickets soon-to-open store
• Gasoline prices drop 15 cents in a week
• 2 dead in Ala. as storms pound South, Midwest
• Showers and storms likely today in Youngstown, windy through this afternoon
• School bus driver killed in garage accident
• 45-year-old man killed in snowmobile crash
• Hundreds Line Up for Shale Industry Jobs
• Coalitions Plan April Manufacturing Summit
• Rayen Stadium Project Raises $1.7M
• VIDEO: Huntington Bank's Frank Hierro
• Farmers Trust Moves to New Headquarters
• Covelli to Open Panera Bread in Alliance
• Wells Offer Glimpse of What’s Ahead; Millions of Gallons of Water, Pounds of Sand
• Plans sink for upgrading downtown building
• Crash sends eight to hospital
• Applicants sought for garden program
• Deputies union supports Wellington’s decision
• Officer receives 5-day suspension
• Police stay on trail of unsolved homicides
• Cundiff's whiff gives Patriots AFC title
• Malkin scores winner in OT for Penguins
• Wilson’s long day pays off with win
• Giants stun 49ers with FG in OT
• Players: Impact goes past football
• Penn State coach, icon loses his battle against lung cancer
• Pavlik trainer: He won’t be treated special
• YSU men flummox Phoenix
• Weary Phantoms lose in finale of trip
• Penn State Says It Will Honor Paterno
• Fellow at US Holocaust Memorial to speak at YSU
• Boardman’s Campbell commits to Buffalo
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | 3rd round 78 delivers knockout
• Ohio lags most states in planning for health-care overhaul
• Cortland woman convicted of eighth DUI offense
• Shooting victim Gabrielle Giffords to resign from Congress
• Ohio House to examine limits on depth, pressure in drilling
• Plans to redevelop downtown Youngstown building are ‘sinking fast’
• Romney to release his tax returns Tuesday
• Joe Paterno dead at 85
• Amy Polkovitch, Andrew Harman set May 19 date
• May wedding for Michée Gasparek, Jeffrey Thomas
• Elise Franco, Jonathon Moffett plan June vows
• Michelle Cika and Jory Aebly to wed in Aug.
• Miss Cartwright, Mr. Key to wed in open ceremony
• Mr., Mrs. Bennett celebrate 60th at dinner party
• Sanfreys reach 70-year milestone in their marriage
• Canfield event marks Pizzolas’ 50th anniversary
• Mr., Mrs. Hodge mark 40th anniversary
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• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• 3 dead in fire at NY house rented by students
• Hawks roll past Cavs 121-94
• Analysis: Gingrich forces GOP into grueling debate
• Obama’s State of the Union: Jobs, re-election time
• Gingrich wins South Carolina primary
• Spokesman: Paterno in serious condition
• Phone service restored in Campbell
• St. Monica Guild to host Interfaith Tea
• 40 Under 40 Awards to honor professionals
• Kokrak tied for 23rd
• Mooney parents avoid charges in football fete
• Big fourth helps East rally past Ursuline
• Romney concedes S. Carolina race now ‘neck and neck’ with Gingrich
• Erratic winter weather picks up
• Islamic group: Unseal files in lawsuit
• Without Rose, Bulls rout Cavs
• Ohio Ethics Commission charges ex-Falls mayor
• Armed robbery suspect faces new charges
• 4 pacts OK’d for athletic facility
• Food-filled backpacks delight kids
• Liberty fires township firefighter
• Liberty: Emergency Alerts
• Applications taken by ODOT for Safe Routes to School
• 3 with ties to YSU start a new scholarship fund
• Students encouraged to apply for Polish Arts Club scholarship
• Jacubec propels Struthers to big win
• KOKRAK PGA LIVE | Jason ‘Kraks double digits; he’s at -10, six shots back
• Youngstown man indicted on additional charges in 2009 robbery
• Four parents apologize for Mooney cigars and champagne
• Lisbon v. Mineral Ridge boys basketball game canceled tonight
• BUZZ: This Week's Drilling Down Report
• Wal-Mart names first woman as Sam's Club CEO
• Pa. brothers face charges after broken bong brawl
• W. Pa. man who admitted molesting 8-year-old girl is sentenced
• Adult in Ohio Craigslist case charged with murder
• Youngstown bans parking on city streets in advance of snow storm
• In Ohio, Feb. 20 marks John Glenn's historic space flight
• New testimony denied in Ohio coin dealer's appeal
• Officials discover hemlock pest in Southeast Ohio forest
• Ohio father arrested after allegedly caging girl
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies in Calif.
• Accumulating snow likely in Youngstown; advisory in effect
• Man sought in Pa. teen's slaying
• Mercy College Scholarships
• Plane makes emergency landing at Cincy airport today
• House GOP to push for pipeline despite Obama move
• Man pleads no contest to stalking Halle Berry
• GOP leaders slow to embrace Romney — or his rivals
• Farmers National Bank's new Boardman location opens Monday
• No shoes, no getting into Ohio Statehouse
• Lung association flunks Ohio anti-smoking efforts
• Ohio unemployment rate drops to 8.1 pct
• Snow and ice headed to the Buckeye State
• Huntington Posts $126.9M Net Income; Hierro Says Commercial Loans Up in Valley
• Parking bans set in Austintown, Struthers, Boardman
• Paramount on Display in Pictures, Memories
• City Moves Up Bridge Inspection Schedule
• Hagan Trumpets Fracking Poll Results
• Video: Green, Sauer on GM Bailout's Benefits
• Dems Blast Romney Again on Auto Help
• Ohio Liquor Sales Top $793M in 2011
• DJ Faces Music for Workers’ Comp Fraud
• Community Foundation Gives Goodwill $15K
• True or false?: Debate fact check
• Longtime Ohio legislator Tom Gilmartin dies at 87
• Gingrich angrily denies he sought an ‘open marriage’
• RESURGENCE || Yorks’ hiring of Harbaugh turns 49ers around
• Quakes prompt earlier bridge checks in Youngstown
• Beasley powers Ursuline to sweep over Mooney
• Sheriff Wellington sticks to his guns on video-arraignments
• Kokrak’s 68 has him tied with many for 31st place
• Youngstown schools chief to recommend Chaney principal
• Phantoms prep for 3-in-3 on road
• Youngstown/Mahoning library trustees extend search for director
• South Range keeps United in sights with win
• Righetti criticizes port authority over name change
• No. 11 Phoenix too strong for YSU women
• Mooney lineman Austin Trgovcich commits to YSU
• Pens pound Rangers, 4-1
• Kokrak shoots 4-under 68
• After accident, Carnival Corp. wants safety review
• Judge rules against NYC court protest organizers
• Search for library director extended
• Mitt out in Iowa, Gingrich outed by ex-wife, Perry just out in countdown to tonight's debate
• Three Youngstown grocery stores to open Feb. 9
• Phone service still out to 2,500 in Campbell after line cut
• NJ woman accused of showing child sex abuse online
• Ohio Amish suspect agreeable to house electricity
• GM reclaims title as No. 1 automaker
• Pope blasts 'radical secularism'
• Colo. court weighs energy leases near Utah parks
• OSHA wants $53K from Pa. gas driller for citations
• Ohio Muslim inmates settle suit over meal preparation
• University of Akron seeks to expand enrollment
• Montana kidnapping suspect said he was going to Texas
• Ohioans lose nearly $2M in sweepstakes scams
• Gingrich faces ex-wife allegations; interview on 'Nightline' at 11:30 tonight
• BUZZ: Quake Detected; Jobless Claims Drop
• LOUIE TODAY: Tito Brown, MYCAP CEO
• Bank of America reverses loss and earns $2 billion
• Bad news for Perry, better for Santorum
• Snow likely today in Youngstown, another round of snow for the weekend
• Poll shows most Ohioans think fracking should be halted
• 2011 Home Sales Fall in Three Counties; Average Sale Prices Take Even Bigger Dip
• Program seeks to honor seniors
• Military officers installed
• 2.1 Earthquake Strikes Friday the 13th
• Delie Succeeds Gurgovits at F.N.B. Corp.
• First Place Chief Credit Officer Resigns
• Video: Sharon Regional's New Tech Center
• 40 Under 40 Awards Event Feb. 3
• Pa. Casino Revenue Tops $3B in 2011
• Airport Board Slams Brakes on New Name
• Mathews BOE seeking applicants
• Idora Neighborhood work day set for Saturday
• Obama again delayss pipeline plans, angering GOP, Canada
• Gingrich: Goal is to cut all Americans' tax rate to that of Mitt Romney
• Details emerge of missing and dead on Concordia as captain claims innocence
• Addressing issues
• Harbaugh brothers one win each from showdown in the Super Bowl
• Sheriff’ Wellington’s ending of video process disputed
• Former Phantoms doing well while current squad seeks to stop a three-game skid
• PGA GOLF || Humana Challenge attracts top pros to former Hope event
• 2011 home sales mixed in Valley
• Betras: Revamp system for lower courts
• Wrestling takes over at Fitch, Howland
• 3 honored for helping injured pilot in Vienna
• Feds charge Girard man with withholding taxes from IRS
• Don't be alarmed by gunshots Thursday at Youngstown Air Reserve Station
• Dan Reardon accepts coaching position in Colorado
• Pa. man gets 12 1/2 to 40 years in prison in wrong-way crash
• Pa. man gets prison term for attack on police
• State halts injection well permits
• W. Pa. man killed by forklift carrying scrap
• Kokrak to tee off at 12:30 p.m.
• Zappos, Amazon sued over customer data breach
• BUZZ: Airport Name Remains - For Now
• NASA spaceport breaks ground for shuttle display
• More 910th reservists coming home Thursday
• AP: Ambiguity aided Ohio parolee release
• Panetta: US is 'fully prepared' for an Iran challenge
• W.Pa. doctor honored for WWII service with Tuskegee Airmen
• Ohio to invest $1M in patient-centered care
• Nation's first secretary of veterans affairs dies
• Woman arrested with gun on American Airlines plane
• DeWeese aide pleads guilty in Pa. corruption case
• 7 charged in $61M single-stock insider trade case
• Ohio preserve uses contest to name 2 cheetah cubs
• Pa. priest explains relationship with teen boy
• Troubled Ohio school district gets OK to restore busing
• LOUIE TODAY: Punishing dog-fighters
• Report: Unclear where Zanesville animal owner got a gun to kill himself
• Opponents Blast North Lima Injection Well
• Ohio seeing a 'shocking' spike in deer ticks, expert says
• Ohio rockslide damages cars on river road
• Snowy weather expected to continue in Youngstown through the end of the week.
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Video: Quake Discussion 'Gotten Wild"
• Lawmakers Bring Brine Hearing to YSU
• Sharon Regional Opens Technology Center
• Happy Wanderers to meet
• U.S. Execs More Optimistic about Economy
• Anzellotti, Sperling Publishes Accident Guide
• Anthem Gives Back $1.5M to Communities
• Youngstown judge calls end to video arraignments ‘shocking’
• Shaw’s game plan slows Boardman
• East goes extra time again, but beats Liberty
• Use safeguards to avert quakes, experts testify at YSU drilling hearing
• Warren killer Charles Lorraine skirts date with death today
• McDonald defense slows W. Reserve
• Trumbull I-80 project delayed until 2036
• BOYS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP | Tuesday’s other games
• Mahoning County Land Bank reaches agreement with prosecutor’s office
• 'This is our America, not the gas industry's, anti-drilling resident tells crowd
• Paula Deen discloses diabetes
• Yahoo co-founder leaves struggling company
• Betras urges high-level talks on revamping lower courts
• Pa. company providing products for V&M Star rail system
• Obama to accept nomination at Charlotte stadium
• PSU to post fees for crisis-related hirings online
• Colts fire coach Jim Caldwell after 3 seasons
• Ohio legislative leader wants thorough hearings on exotic pets
• Macejko demands Gains participate in 21 WFMJ-TV debate
• No prison time for $22,800 police employee theft
• Analyst mull impact of accident on cruise industry
• Pa. protesters say drilling bills erode local control
• House hearing at YSU disappoints Rep. Hagan
• Ohio scenic railroad gets $3.2M in federal grants
• BUZZ: Lawmakers Drill Experts At Hearing
• Ohio prepares appeal in case that halted execution
• Friday meeting for Area Agency on Aging 11 is canceled
• Engineering expert calls for more data sharing on brine-injection wells
• Ohio Supreme Court upholds search of abandoned laptop
• Prominent Cleveland lawyer gets prison term for tax evasion
• Audio: Cruise ship captain pleaded not to reboard ship
• 910 reservists return from SW Asia mission
• Cincy buys back guns in honor of MLK Day
• Ohio farms have too much manure after wet fall
• ODOT balks on timing on second I-90 replacement span near Cleveland
• Heavy rain possible in Youngstown today, then much colder for Wednesday
• REUNIONS
• History to be revealed
• Fundraiser will feature popular author, columnist
• Ohio CPAs See Growth, Hiring in 2012
• DRS Gets Control of Fiber Network
• Video: Gillespie on Neighborhood Projects
• Delphi Develops Wireless Recharge System
• Cities See More Hungry, Homeless Families
• KeyCorp Acquires 37 HSBC Branches
• U.S. Chamber Launches New Website
• Jerry McNally quits county race, supports Ditzler
• CLASSIC FINISH
• Advocacy group sheds light on child sexual abuse
• Kasich awaits word on Lorraine
• San Francisco’s treat? Being home
• Henderson’s shot propels ESV past Struthers
• Backup hiccup: Penguin reserves struggling
• YSU to receive bronze award for healthy worksite
• Campbell mayor to interview 4 for finance director
• Pastor: Dr. King would be proud but disillusioned
• Family hopes search will find parents missing from capsized cruise ship
• Cavs back at .500 after beating Bobcats
• Drilling Rigs, Hopes Rise in Columbiana
• New Vision, Dish Reach Agreement on Fees
• Miss Janis to wed Mr. Lombardo in summer rite
• Couple plan cathedral setting for Sept. nuptials
• Keenan-Kenville wedding is set for June 30
• Stephanie Day, Michael Kozak set wedding date
• WORTH A LOOK
• U.S. EPA to New York: Go Further on Regs
• Chesapeake Analysts Wary of High Debt,<BR>Falling Prices for Natural Gas
• Video: Brown on Shale Industry, 2012 Bid
• Attorney Sentenced in $7.5M Mortgage Fraud
• Final Holiday Numbers Top Expectations
• Three YSU Deans Launch Scholarship
• Ohio Homeowners Premiums 6th Lowest
• Huntsman to drop out of race today, endorse Romney
• Youngstown police probe shots fired at West Side bar
• Youngstown police probe shooting of pit bull on West Side
• City youths find safe haven at Boys and Girls Club
• ‘Rock star of the health movement’ to speak at YSU
• ‘Over 40’ Hockey Group just wants to have fun Ultimate goal
• Springfield chief seeks public’s help to add K-9
• Library finalists defend records
• Johnson Wagner rallies for Sony win
• Their chance in the spotlight
• Manning has 3 TDs as Giants stun Packers
• YSU drops second straight, at Butler
• FINAL FOUR SET
• Ohio to take case to execute Warren killer to U.S. Supreme Court
• MLK event in Youngstown on fighting poverty attracts hundreds
• Students receiving school-lunch aid skyrockets to 840,000 in Ohio
• Ohio raids up the ante over regulation of Internet cafes
• Sara Wright | Randy Rair
• Nancy Roth | Lance Wilson
• Christine Purnell | Kevin Gowdy
• Dinner marks 50th anniversary for the Bullens
• GARDEN CLUBS
• HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY || Nancy Carchedi
• MLK observance in Youngstown today to feature California pastor
• Colbert: If bid for presidency falters, why not try for pope?
• Meet top 2 finalists for Mahoning library director at Wednesday forum
• New Miss America crusades for children of incarcerated adults
• U.S. EPA to New York: Go Further
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• ‘Cones for Kids’ campaign launches
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• HAPPY 90TH BIRTHDAY
• Emergency Bike Night Feb. 9 at the 'Lube
• ICU Blockwatch will meet Monday
• Dog license deadline
• Robbery tipster gets reward
• Another Ohio community rocked by quakes
• YSU women's rally flames out
• Watkins urges state to appeal Lorraine’s death-penalty case
• Team USA bests Phantoms again
• Valley schools look to curb childhood obesity
• Kokrak shoots 72, will miss play today
• Never a doubt: Howland’s Stanko remains committed to Penn State
• Dinner benefits family of Youngstown teen, first homicide victim of 2012
• Warren honors its fallen police
• Poland’s Reardon happy with switch to Kent St.
• BOYS PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
• Canfield replaces girls softball coach
• Enthusiasts drawn from afar to Packard motorcycle exhibit
• Dinner helps murdered teen's mom with funeral expenses
• Iran blaming CIA, Britain, Israel for scientist's death; vow retaliation
• JoPa finally speaks; claims ignorance, uncertainty guided inaction over sex scandal
• Another threat to U.S. oil, this time in NIgeria
• France planning cost-cutting after Friday's credit downgrade
• 40 still missing in luxury liner wreck reminiscent of Titanic
• Resident, pet escape fire caused by electric heater
• 2012 U.S. SARR Corps Academy class set for Jan. 22
• Lake Milton Girl Scouts honored by state for pillow project
• Habitat dinner Thursday will honor MLK
• Federal employees group to meet Tuesday at air base
• Youngstown man arrested after found under clothes in closet
• Trumbull Young Republicans to meet for breakfast today at Eastwood
• Court upholds stay on Lorraine's execution
• Jason Kokrak grinds his way to 70, making the cut
• Feds, Warren OK police policy
• Matt Yourstowsky helps Canfield stun Poland
• Springfield survives at league rival
• With finances stable, Youngstown schools plan reduced levy for ballot
• Lawrence judge hears arguments in case challenging felon’s holding council seat
• Phantoms still feel Team USA haunt; lose 2-1 for third home loss
• Poland district resists closing an elementary school
• Valpo holds off YSU in second half
• Judge extends TRO for Harding player
• Liberty schools weigh pursuit of settlement claim
• Campbell kids to be featured on cable show
• Man suspected in tire-changing scam in Boardman parking lots
• Texas co. wants to lease mineral rights at Poland cemetery
• Phone service restored to Rescue Mission of the Mahoning Valley
• Youngstown man enters guilty plea for role in Galaxy Seafood shooting
• France, Spain, Italy credit ratings downgraded by S&P
• A&W signs taken from former Boardman restaurant returned
• 18-hour outbreak of violence stuns New Orleans
• AP: Sandusky-started charity to sell 60-acre site
• Inmate gets $6K to settle Pa. jail nurse sex suit
• 6 Ohio schools join veterans medical-care research
• High school basketball postponements
• BUZZ: New Weekly 'Drilling Down' Report
• Ohio State prez apologizes for disparaging remark
• Ohio man gets 40 years in prison; dumped body on I-90 near Cleveland
• Authorities say missing Montana teacher found dead
• Brown pushing for national ‘Blue Alert’ system
• Lisbon v. United boys basketball game canceled tonight
• Financial analyst wins $208M lottery jackpot in NY
• 3 killed, 2 hurt in shooting at NC lumber company
• Man accused of stealing Ind. police car caught
• Rescue Mission main phone lines down to perhaps Sunday
• Gov’t asks judge to stick with Demjanjuk ruling
• Houston toddler found unharmed in abandoned SUV
• Homeless NY teen up for science prize offered help
• Trumbull County celebrates memory of Dr. King
• Judge in NC hears bid to delay John Edwards trial
• Pizza cook-off scheduled, sponsors sought
• Community dinner in Jackson Twp.
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Cold with snow, blowing snow in Youngstown today, advisory in effect
• Catholic official wants high court to weigh in
• Police: Pa. shelter owner told ‘sleeping’ dogs lie
• Pa. families asking EPA chief to send water
• MVYP reveals 2012 board slate
• OEPA Urged to Reexamine Discharges Limits
• Salem CPA Indicted on Fraud Charges
• Video: Quaker Manufacturing Exec Tells How Regulations, Taxes Impact His Company
• Public Needs to Be Educated About Manufacturing, Kennametal CEO Says
• Morans Honored for Support of St. Jude's
• Library Invites Public to Meet Candidates
• Fewer Americans Report Spending Cutbacks
• 'Motorcycles Around the World' exhibit opens Saturday in Warren
• Aloha: Kokrak at -1
• OEPA urged to rethink Warren permit proposal
• Penguins rally late but fall to Loyola
• Former Good Humor bar factory repurposed downtown Youngsgtown
• 15-year worker pleads guilty to stealing some $80K from Nicolinni’s
• Canfield tightens ‘D’ in 2nd half, drops Poland
• Defunct Legacy Academy $376K in arrears, audit says
• Phantoms enjoying success at Covelli Centre
• Poland man gets federal sentence in mortgage-fraud scheme
• Justice Department says recent recess appointments by Obama are legal
• Ohio prosecutor: Give victims death sentence a voice
• Berlin Center woman pleads guilty for stealing from her employer
• Mahoning Co. grand jury indicts man for dragging YSU cop and man for two standoffs
• Police say Pa. high school students ran theft ring
• BUZZ: Exal Denies Expansion is Off;<BR>Salem Company Keeps Military Safe
• Exal Official Denies $400M Plant Off
• Off-duty trooper foils W.Pa. convenience heist
• Lawmaker wants higher Ohio interstate speed limit
• Stretch of Rayen Avenue closed through Jan. 20
• Sports agent Leigh Steinberg files for bankruptcy
• Lawyer for Obama’s uncle questions cop’s driving
• US govt. on pace for smaller deficit in 2012
• Board approves naming Memphis street for MLK
• New sensation: Phones that let you feel the world
• Lil Wayne writing prison memoir
• Judge sending Kentucky Amish men to jail
• Obama, DNC raise $68M for last 3 months of 2011
• Pa. man convicted in massive identity-fraud case
• OSHP seizes 70 lbs. of marijuana in Preble County
• Stocker drops out of commissioner race
• Curious pig blamed for starting NY barn blaze
• Amish men ignoring highway law face jail time
• Anchorage on pace for snowiest winter on record
• Harsh winter weather, snow scheduled to arrive tonight in Youngstown
• Man jailed on 800 porn, child-sex counts
• Felon elected to Pa. city council wants seat
• Once Again, More Questions than Answers
• ODNR Approves More Drilling Permits
• Video: Hagan Poses Unanswered Questions
• Johnson Ponders Lawsuit Against Obama
• Valley Foods Eyes Spring Opening for Plant
• Motorcycle Exhibit Opens Jan. 14 at Packard
• Daughters to host dinner to mark Popovnaks’ 50th
• Dinner and raffle to benefit memorial fund
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Penn-Northwest Honors New, Former CEOs
• Women Prefer Female Financial Advisers
• Trumbull CSB director: Worker who sent threat to be disciplined
• Girard man did not know his shooter, or intended victim
• Despite state rebuke, Betras to seek elections board seat again
• Warren’s Kokrak begins PGA Tour today in Hawaii
• Exal nixes 300-job, $400M expansion plan
• Prospects game to have three Phantoms
• Amid rally for tougher cruelty law, kennel ex-owner Steve Croley acquitted
• YSU women’s basketball team motivated by disrespect
• ODNR still unsure of D&L well’s tie to Valley earthquakes
• Did a brine-injection well really cause the New Year's Eve quake?
• Trumbull Co. youths urged to attend job-finding open house Thursday
• Man charged with growing marijuana in Canfield enters no plea at arraignment
• March 19 trial date set for Amish accused of hate crimes
• OSU president laments scandal headlines
• ValleyCare Trumbull Memorial Hospital updates orthopedic unit
• Accident-prone Idaho mine to close for a year
• Murder not a top cause of death, a first in 45 yrs
• Steve Croley found not guilty of his probation for having dogs
• BUZZ: Advanced Waste Treats Fracking Water
• Ohio parents admit denying ailing son medical care
• Grandmother hopes SC boy found alive
• Crowd at NYC’s ex-Occupy camp dwindles
• Judge halts killer’s Ohio execution
• Oil price falls near $101 as supplies rise
• 300 crowd A&W auction in Boardman
• NKorea keeps door open for food-nuke deal with US
• Joran van der Sloot pleads guilty to Peru murder
• MetroParks meeting tonight at Fellows Riverside Gardens
• Dive teams search river for missing Maine toddler
• Wash. soldier lockdown ends; theft probe continues
• Youngstown lawyers Pritchard, Kish suspended from law practice
• Rivals hope to block Romney trifecta in SC
• ODNR grants drilling permit in Green Township
• Teen shot in Canfield, three are charged.
• Rescue Mission schedules open house
• Public meeting today on injection well, earthquakes
• Handcuffed man steals police car, radios about key
• Fracking Opponents Protest at Statehouse
• Arctic air set to invade the Youngstown area Thursday night
• 1 dead in fishing boat accident off NJ coast
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Citywide baby shower planned for MLK Day
• Erie’s GE plant books 43 S. African locomotives
• Retired Pa. shop teacher jailed in child-sex case
• Warren Seeks Support in OEPA Permit Fight
• Video: Experts Offer Primer on Earthquakes
• Valley Auto Sales Up 25% in 2011
• FlexRacks Used in Chattanooga Project
• Finished Steel Imports Up 16% in 2011
• Business Travel: Steady as She Grows
• Newspapers fighting closure of Jordan Brown juvenile trial
• Robbed in North Side parking lot
• BCS commissioners open to 4-team playoff
• Bullet from burning house strikes assistant fire chief
• Battling birds | Falcons hang on
• Trumbull CSB employee sent email threat
• Change pays off as Loweville downs Reserve
• Romney is winner in NH, cements front-runner position
• More than 50 suspected arsons in California town
• Soldier killed at Colo. Army post identified
• Gas prices rise more than 5 cents in NEO
• Ohio Turnpike: 2011 safest full year in toll-road history
• Penn State’s Erickson to step down in 2014
• Openings available for 2012 Mahoning Valley Local Govt. Leadership Academy
• Ohio abortion-ban backers continue lobbying push
• W. Pa. employee pleads guilty to $10 million fraud
• BUZZ: Local Auto Sales Up for 2011;<BR> Protesters Leave for Columbus
• Ohio man resentenced to death in fatal beating
• Fresenius Medical Care of North America has open house Sunday in Austintown
• Appeals court says Texas can enforce abortion law
• EPA to test sites in Ohio child cancer cluster
• Ohio ready to receive electronic tax returns
• Torture claim added against wife in killing case
• Stolen New Mexico meteorite worth $20K-$40K found
• OSHP seizes 16 pounds of marijuana in Lucas County
• Teen pleads guilty to killing 9-year-old girl
• Mont. searchers hope to find teacher before storm
• RTI to Acquire Engineering Firm
• Rivals looking to chip away at Romney in NH
• Indiana House panel advances right-to-work bill
• Trial set to begin for Ariz. bombing suspects
• More rain on tap for Youngstown on Wednesday
• Local Leaders Learn Much about Drilling,<BR>Not so Much about Dec. 31 Earthquake
• Lawmakers Voice Concerns at ODNR Meeting
• From Steel Shutdowns to Shale Ramp-up
• Taylor Tells Regional Chamber Health,<BR>Safety Top Priorities in Shale Oversight
• Video: Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor on Quakes
• Ohio OKs Zidian Loan, Cuts Exal Grant
• Man apologizes for crash that killed young mom
• Truck ‘retired’ after ladder fails fireman
• Funeral, viewing set for killed NW Pa. airman
• Historical society plans first meeting of 2012
• REUNIONS
• Meridian Care Offers Weekly Videos
• DOE Denies Loan for Severstal Mill
• County Engineer Marsico to withdraw from race
• Ohio Returns $828M in Unclaimed Funds
• Speaker: Process will cause ‘crisis’
• Unexpected obstacle derails mom
• Valley officials want answers about seismic events
• Boosters ‘short-circuited’ idea of making band at Lakeview extracurricular
• Boardman trustees consider charging for Internet caf s
• E-justice to arrive in Mahoning Co.
• Negotiator: Standoff outcome ‘successful’
• Liberty: Trustees support lobbying
• Airport survey finds most favor a change of name
• Delay in paperwork caused closing of academy
• Trustees hope to replace fiscal officer position soon
• Consumer borrowing surges by $20.4B
• BUZZ: Officials Leave for ODNR Meeting
• Does fracking pose a public health hazard?
• Iran nuke work at bunker is confirmed
• Mercy College Institutional Scholarships
• Nominations coming due for Diversity Leadership awards
• YSU wins Healthy Ohioans work site award
• Carbon monoxide leak in NY sends 42 to hospital
• Iran sentences American man to death in CIA case
• Doctor says fracking effect on health needs more study
• First Night Canfield shakes up New Year’s
• Noreen Fossesco | Ed Schmidt
• Sara Canale, Alan Henson plan Feb. rite
• WORTH A LOOK
• Mild and dry through Tuesday in Youngstown, rain returns for mid week
• Business Journal, Cumulus Join Forces
• Detroit 3 Unveil New Models at Auto Show
• GM Sets Sales Record in China
• Car Sales to Increase, Economist Predicts
• Bloomberg News: ‘Shale Bubble Inflates’
• EGCC Offers Info on Shale Training
• Video: Flag Football Association Grows
• Vindy in D.C. today for fracking-enviro huddle; ask and watch here
• On track for kids’ health
• Steelers stunned in OT
• $5.7M makeover nears end at Hubbard Manor complex
• Romney conquers as 5 rivals divide vote
• Austintown fiscal officer resigns, cites ‘personal challenges’
• Steelers lose to Broncos, Tebow in overtime
• Concert at St. Charles Church in Boardman celebrates Christmas in January
• Covelli Centre transformed into massive bridal boutique
• Citywide baby shower planned in Youngstown on Jan. 16
• Informational meeting on Beaver Twp. injection well planned Jan. 17
• Ohio Supreme Court justice McGee Brown to seek re-election
• Warren firefighters begin providing emergency medical care
• Giffords, Tucson mark one-year anniversary of shooting rampage
• Humane society takes control of horse left at Walmart two weeks ago by Amish teen
• Austintown Township fiscal officer resigns, citing personal reasons
• GOP presidential candidates debate over labor unions
• Help plan Mill Creek MetroPark's next 10 years
• Warren neighbors wanted man who staged standoff expelled
• YSU men start hot, douse Flames
• YSU women beat Valpo for 8th victory
• Youngstown Safety Summit espouses collaboration
• SEAL dies after accidental shooting, Navy says
• Mooney’s fast start leads to win
• Polar Plunge benefit planned at Mosquito Lake
• Bison’s title gives YSU and Wolford extra motivation
• Gacek scores only goal for Phantoms
• Skating Club of Greater Youngstown prepares to compete
• Mahoning Dems firmly endorse Macejko
• Springfield edges Girard in overtime
• Whispering Pines Scouts brave elements at Klondike Derby
• Braceville Township plans public meeting on wetlands
• Injection wells not new to Valley, so why are we all shook up
• In elections, jobless trend matters more than the rate
• Predictions for the new year
• Allergy to meat could be deadly
• Energy: Our No. 1 challenge
• YSU men rout UIC, improve to 4-1 in Horizon
• First Youngstown 2012 homicide occurs near today's Safety Summit
• Neighbors previously tried to 'evict' Warren man involved in today's standoff
• Fire-grilled pizza and tomahawk throws among contests at annual Scouting event
• Unity toddler killed by car
• Community trouble-makers are cowards, federal prosecutor tells Youngstown residents
• Macejko, Greene, Ditzler win county endorsements today
• Valley Youth Task Force being formed for April Youth Summit
• Missouri Valley's North Dakota State wins FCS national title
• Betras Blasts Johnson's Impeachment Talk
• Schmidt’s putback lifts Struthers past Fitch
• DeWine at odds with Internet caf s over regulation
• Navy SEAL from Valley remains on life support; NCIS investigating
• Penguins look to stay hot against Flames
• Early goals pace the Phantoms over Muskegon at Covelli Centre
• Cops: Austintown man died after jumping from car
• Warren police chief considers 2013 retirement
• South Range too much for Crestview
• Sirochman keys Warriors over East High
• Orthodox clergy lead ceremony for health and healing at Lake Glacier
• Springfield bests Lisbon to remain unbeaten in Tier One of ITCL
• Ex-OSU football standout faces drug charge in Warren muni
• New restaurant opens in former Greenford school
• 5 indicted in thefts of copper from Austintown homes
• Austintown schoolkids recognized for good conduct
• Pipeline win shows local unity
• Demjanjuk asks judge to reconsider citizenship bid
• ‘Sherlock’ star defends nude scene
• Two Niles men arrested in Boardman store robbery
• Romney warns his NH supporters not to ease off
• US expands rape definition to include men, remove resistance requirement
• Caregiver in Ohio charged in man’s drowning
• Ohio judge OKs private investigator in teen death
• Santorum: Trim Social Security now even if painful
• 3 freight trains derail after Indiana collision
• Santorum pushing for immediate cuts to Social Security
• Grand jury yet to weigh NY pipe bomb terror case
• Goodin won’t seek party endorsement
• Pa. state police supervisor charged with DUI
• Clergy abuse victims meet on Boston anniversary
• W.Pa. man killed in Afghanistan
• Raid at South Side home nets suspected drugs
• Best Buy December sales fall
• 35 years for grandma who threw girl off walkway
• Ohio takes away Cincy's grant for curbing STDs
• DailyBUZZ: Jobless Rate Drops;<BR>Betras Slams Johnson for Threat to Sue
• Tiger cubs going on display at Toledo Zoo
• Tiger Wood’s ex-wife building new home in Florida
• Report: Move mentally ill youth out of Ohio lockups
• Judge postpones sentence for underwear bomber
• 3 Air Force cadets charged with sexual assault
• Pa. man posed as woman to get painkiller drugs
• Johnson Vows to Sue Obama Over Cordray
• Ohio legislative map suit to brush close to state primary
• Video: Ryan Calls Cordray 'Friend of Valley'
• ‘Shale’ Me the Money, Business Says
• Forum, Hearing Set on Earthquake Activity
• Teamsters Strike Halts Pipeline Projects
• Ohio Initiates Agency Rule Review Process
• $1M Upgrade at Akron Children's Hospital
• YSU Grad Named Interim President at SRU
• New evidence sought in Ohio coin dealer's appeal
• Reports: Pats assistant O’Brien to coach Penn St
• New defense strategy sets Obama’s gaze on Asia
• Mild temperatures and dry today in Youngstown, cooler for the weekend
• US Attorney General to speak at ATF agent funeral
• Unemployment rate falls to 8.5 pct., hiring surges
• Paralyzed Ill. athlete dies after 11-year fight
• Weather dampened attendance in 2011 at some Ohio zoos
• Ohio school sorry for explicit song played at game
• Martial arts centers conduct food drive
• Fed lawyer sets up school corruption hotline
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Pa. auditor general warns of turnpike debt
• Pa. trooper’s murder conviction upheld on appeal
• 3 Kings Celebration Saturday at OCCHA Hall
• 3 local teams in Cleveland robotics contest Saturday
• Capt. Frohling installed as commander of Niles Army recruiting station
• YSU tops Loyola in OT for 1,000th men’s basketball win
• Old Holy Trinity factions reach temporary reconciliation
• Rivals attack Romney as he lambasts Obama
• Gingrich to black people: paychecks, not food aid
• D&L blasts Hagan and Sammarone over well study comments
• 2 dead in Ga. food plant shooting
• Mahoning grand jury indicts Youngstown man on kidnapping, rape, robbery charges
• Youngstown man gets 9-year prison term for robbery, probation violation
• US soldier's family gives update on his suicide
• Manner of man’s death still being investigated
• Fines pending for Ind. House Dems in labor battle
• Model railroad association schedules flea markets
• Prosecution demands death for Egypt's Mubarak
• BUZZ: Drilling Meeting Planned at Covelli Centre
• Mayor: Detroit won’t run out of cash by April
• Cedar Fair reports record attendance for its parks
• Bail set at $25K for Ohio woman who posed as boy
• Volcanic smog adds to Oahu emergency room crowding
• Judge: Pa. mom in kidnap hoax faces stiff sentence
• Mother of 3 girls killed in Conn. fire speaks
• Couple finds $4,500 wedding ring in dog's stomach
• Weathersfield BOE swears in new members
• Prosecutor wants death for Mubarak, security boss
• Talks planned on new openings for 2 Ohio casinos
• Titanic items for auction 1 century after sinking
• 3 hurt in bar shooting near Pittsburgh, 1 held
• Philly police seek Flyers fans in postgame fight
• D&L to Fund Well Study, Remove Brine
• Steel Museum group elects officers
• Library events planned for January
• Video: Sammarone on Quakes, Drilling
• Ryan: ‘More Questions than Answers’
• Chesapeake Cuts Long-Term Debt by $2.2B; Icahn Worried About Shareholder Value
• U.S. Chamber, Republicans Argue Cordray’s Appointment ‘Constitutionally Questionable’
• Cruze Sales Help Fuel GM's 2011 Gains
• Office-Sector Recovery Slows in Quarter
• Neotec Names McNally Vice Chairman
• LOUIE TODAY: Recycling, American journalism and boy's killing in Texas
• GM Lordstown cruises to banner year
• Ursuline’s depth too much for Boardman
• Dems sue Kasich over new district boundaries
• After big win, YSU moves on
• PHANTOMS Next 3 days are busy
• Ryan: Cordray is good choice
• GIRLS BASKETBALL /Wednesday’s other game
• Despite protests over minorities, Warren police test will proceed
• Penguin women prepared for HL
• New Wilmington firefighter responds to fatal crash, discovers dad
• Pa. police seek help in robberies, considering tie to Basilone murder
• Steelers’ Ryan Clark relieved he’s sitting out
• Fire chief looks to improve Campbell’s rating
• Niles council: Ban parking on lawns, yards
• D&L Energy to finance geological study of injection well area
• Seeking DNA in case
• It’s the era of the super PAC
• Though lackluster, Iowa win moves Romney closer to nod
• MAHONING COUNTY COURTS
• Safety comes first at well site, says ODNR official
• Ryan lauds Obama’s bold statement in Cordray appointment
• Inner pressure at well site will be lowered
• Santorum defends his support for spending projects
• Republicans look to Florida for votes
• Ryan asks ODNR for facts on injection wells
• Mahoning County carries $4.4 million over from last year
• Breaking News: D&L Energy Agrees to Study Injection Well Site, Remove Brine
• DailyBUZZ: Obama Appoints Cordray;<BR>Cruze Drives GM Sales Increase
• Pizza delivery man robbed on West Side
• OH WOW! children’s museum reopens
• Oil price stays around $103 a barrel
• BP oil spill payments stalled in wrinkle over fees
• Boeing to close Wichita facility by end of 2013
• Dread April 15? This year, taxes due 2 days later
• Mariah Carey says Nick Cannon has kidney failure
• Audubon’s ‘The Birds of America’ to be sold in NYC
• Pa. coroner charged with drug possession
• 2 held after random shootings
• Delta, Lufthansa airlines to raise prices to cover emissions
• Bachmann adviser says she is ending GOP campaign
• Stocks flat after day of big gains
• Ohio, Pa., W.Va. seeking Shell chemical plant
• Bonnie and Clyde guns to be auctioned in Missouri
• 3 charged in Ohio RV arsons at storage yard
• Downtown Youngstown Stays Up Late
• Mount Rainier National Park to reopen Saturday
• Squeaker of a victory in hand, Romney looks to NH
• Not guilty plea for man accused in Ind. girl’s death
• A few snow showers through tonight, then milder in Youngstown
• Woman pleads guilty in Facebook slaying plot
• Penn State president to discuss abuse with alumni
• Patriot Positions Itself as Safer Alternative
• Appalachia to Texas Pipeline Advances
• CHS Pays $152M for 2 Scranton Hospitals
• F.N.B. Completes Acquisition of Parkvale
• Video: Learning Egg's Elijah Stambaugh
• Celebrate Malanka at The Orthodox Center
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Houck Joins Pecchia Communications
• Valley Counseling Art Show Jan. 25
• Iowa GOP voters see Romney as best Obama opponent
• Ron Paul places 3rd in Iowa, looks to NH
• Bachmann tells supporters she's staying in race
• Perry: Reassessing bid after Iowa caucuses
• Iowa: Romney, Santorum seesawing in narrow vote
• Warren police Council members seek delay of exam
• Police probe weekend robberies
• LG to sell 55-inch TV using new ultra-thin tech
• Pa. state budget shortfall nearing $500M
• NEO gas prices increase more than 5 cents
• Mike Martz out as Bears' offensive coordinator
• Youngstown police investigating two shootings
• Salem-Liberty game postponed
• Deal to sell "M-A-S-H" hot dog diner in Ohio falls through
• Iran warns US carrier: Don’t come back to Gulf
• BUZZ: Schiavoni Calls for Quake Hearings
• Taliban strike deal with Qatar on office there
• Los Angeles police probe motive in arson spree
• Youngstown native Jerry Angelo fired as Bears' GM
• Obama readying for re-election bid after vacation
• Fred Milano of Dion and the Belmonts dies at 72
• Oil prices start 2012 up nearly 4 percent
• GOP candidates vie for voters’ trust in fluid Iowa
• Starbucks to raise prices in certain regions
• US stocks take leap forward on first biz day of new year
• W.Pa. teacher pleads guilty to inappropriate contact with students
• New Year's fatalites increased in Ohio over the holiday weekend
• Mom opts for home schooling after son put in bag
• Federal judge rules against indicted former Ohio county commissioner
• Two Days Before 4.0 Magnitude Earthquake, D&L Seeks Injection Well Near Downtown
• Cortland police chief issues warning after attempted burglary
• 3 gunmen sought in fatal Pittsburgh porch shooting
• Online gambling fight now about when, who — not if
• Hours from voting, Iowa still unpredictable
• Vigil remembers victims of Ohio Christmas Eve fire
• Lake effect snow showers continue in Youngstown today
• REUNIONS
• Chesapeake Sells Utica Stake to Total SA
• Allegiant Flight Slips Off Taxiway at Airport
• Oh Wow! Closed Over Plumbing Issue
• Breaking News: Operations Halted at D&L Energy's Brine-Injection Well
• Video: Tour New Castle's Custom Etch
• Business Start-up Workshop Is Jan. 9
• Consumer Confidence Shows Improvement
• Count on more Valley quakes, seismologist warns
• Superb start paces Raiders to strong win over Falcons
• Scrap-metal revenue in Campbell strengthens city’s fragile finances
• Special teams flop for Buckeyes
• Commission continues its work on Youngstown schools' academic recovery
• Browns’ reward for 12 losses is 4th pick in draft
• Quaker Steak & Lube continued to expand in 2011 by opening eight new restaurants
• Keenum, Houston roll over Penn State
• Va. Tech, Michigan covet BCS win in Sugar Bowl
• Youngstown service commemorates Emancipation Proclamation
• Men’s NCAA basketball Monday’s games || TOP 25
• Weather causes problems at Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport
• Mendenhall out indefinitely
• No. 24 Penn St. falls to No. 20 Houston, 30-14
• Gators beat Buckeyes 24-17
• WORTH A LOOK
• Senior Center will host Alzheimer association
• Accumulating lake effect snow expected in Youngstown today and Tuesday
• Heavy snowfall expected in parts of Valley through Tuesday
• Campbell family escapes safely from $45,000 house fire
• South Side man becomes Youngstown’s first shooting victim of 2012
• Steelers hurting, but have enough to beat Browns
• Expect more wild swings in stock market in 2012
• Quake fallout takes many paths
• Bengals lose but get wild card berth
• Naming ceremony caps 7-day Kwanzaa celebration
• D&L faced violations in its past
• Gator Bowl matchup ‘for pride’
• Cavaliers rain 3s to beat New Jersey
• The monster in the shadows
• Austintown schools begin 2012 with better road access
• 125 dive into new year with Polar Bear Jump
• Fire damages home in Campbell
• City man shot in leg
• Nick Fromel wins three medals in gymnastics
• Manning, New York are Giant pain for Romo, Cowboys
• There is untold potential for the area lying underground
• Ohio history museum seeking artifacts for exhibit of 1950s home
• 1.1 million in Ohio have convictions for OVI
• Columbus leads in homicides among big Ohio cities in 2011
• Minimum wage in Ohio increases to $7.70 per hour today
• 2012 looks like ‘frustrating’ year for stocks
• Many Iowa caucus-goers still undecided; Santorum gains steam
• Traffic fatalities decrease in Ohio, increase in Mahoning in 2011
• Chrystal Rodman | William Morgante
• Joelle Wells | William Lucarell
• Diorio-Durkin wedding will be summer event
• California will be site of Park-Tran October wedding
• Miss White to wed Mr. Evans in March ceremony
• Gabriels honored at family dinner to mark 50th
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR MENUS
• What’s happening at the JCC
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Historical society names 2012 officers
• Ohio Connects Quakes to Injection Well, Previously Unknown Fault Line Nearby
• LOUIE MONDAY: The New Year's Eve quake
• Brine's Barber Shop — A cut above the rest
• Penguins rock CSU
• Youngstown sisters’ book tells the story of their father’s criminal past
• Liberty standout Fitzgerald Toussaint emerges as Wolverines’ top back
• Valley residents resolve to do better in 2012
• Local bowlers reflect on what matters the most
• FIRST NIGHT YOUNGSTOWN 2012 Crowds welcome new year with music, arts, fun
• Phantoms fall to Ice again
• Girl Scouts offer new treat for 2012 drive
• Medina dealer offers free cars if Steelers blanked
• Steelers playing in hopes of getting top seed
• Richard Haun named Volunteer of the Year for 2011
• METRO DIGEST || Popular Farrell bar owner shot to death
• MILESTONES || Doctors
• Ohio bans injection wells near D&L site in Youngstown
• Try using powered subwoofers that have speaker-level inputs
• Area bowling scores at a glance
• ENTERTAINMENT DIGEST || The top 25 concert tours of 2011
• Parents worrying for nothing
• UPDATE: State bans injection wells within 5 miles of Youngstown site
• Earthquake rattles the Youngstown area
• Did you feel that BOOM?
• Mahoning sheriff endorses subordinate as successor
• Butler's annual juried show deadline extended to next Saturday
• Safety summit next Saturday at St. Dom's
• Youngstown cops searching for 3 masked robbers
• Lowellville council to meet this morning
• Hearing set for Youngstown man accused of rape, kidnapping
• D&L halts operations at Youngstown brine well
• Poland races past Fitch in 2nd half
• Howland stuns Canfield at the buzzer
• Juvenile involvement concerns Youngstown police after slight increase in homicides in 2011
• Elected New Castle councilman won’t be sworn in
• Aldridge keys LaBrae past Newton Falls
• Phantoms get iced in Indy
• Girard law director’s legacy
• Youngstown finance director: Surplus could be near $1M
• Granger leads Pacers to OT win over Cavs
• Hill helps No. 9 Bucks pull past Wisconsin
• Warren lawyer faces complaint of lying to court
• Teen victim of Warren shooting still critical
• Decision due soon on Liberty firefighter’s fate
• Top U.S. export of 2011? Fuel
• Breaking News: Operations Halted at D&L Energy's Brine-Injection Well in Girard
• Gingrinch weeps talking about his mother
• Verizon backs off $2 fee after customer backlash
• UPDATE: State orders well owner to halt brine injections
• Newt Gingrich cries while recalling late mother
• Walgreen pushes to keep Express Scripts clients
• Ohio rep drops re-election bid for Congress
• Verizon Wireless to charge $2 fee for one-time payment
• Hundreds of thousands of Syrians protest government
• Oil price ending 2011 near $100 a barrel
• North Korea vows no softening under its new leader
• South Side man robbed of his gun, money
• NYPD plans tight Eve security for Times Square
• Pa. musician found dead of single gunshot wound
• Marine says he plugged gunshot wounds with fingers
• Ohio anti-abortion group's amendment clears hurdle
• Baby sitter murder charge filed in Indiana girl’s death
• Endorsement game intensifies, but does it matter?
• Complimentary coffee offer on Ohio Turnpike for New Year's weekend
• Poland Township police arrest two men for attempted burglary
• Elephants make it a big year for Cleveland's zoo
• 'Synthetic' marijuana is problem for US military
• Lowellville council has reorganization meeting Saturday
• State seeks Ohioans missing $3.6M in tax refunds
• Ohio jail sours on milk, will offer substitute
• Much colder weather in store for Youngstown to start the new year
• First Place Financial Corp. Again<BR>Delays Restatement of SEC Filings
• 2011 Newsmakers: Democrats' Betras
• Farris Retained by Akron Start-up
• Fricano, Wolfe Accounting Firms Merge
• Jan. 20 Event Looks at Best Practices
• Local teacher, Youngstown Business Incubator create grading software
• Recipe correction
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Higher temps expected to spur First Night attendance
• Forecast expected to spur First Night attendance
• Salvation Army exceeds Red Kettle goal
• Poland rebounds for win over Falcons
• Valley landowners urged to put lease deals into escrow
• Kasich opts not to name a favorite in Republican presidential primary
• Steelers select Brown as MVP
• Sharon’s height delivers title at Brookfield tourney
• FSU rallies past Notre Dame
• Minn. money-transfer shops stop taking Somali cash
• NYC mayor says work on 9/11 museum has stalled
• Federal court revives government wiretapping suit
• The top 20 concert tours listed
• Gay nativity scene vandalized at Southern Calif. church
• Alaska volcano sends ash plume up to 15,000 feet
• 2 dead, 62 hurt in 40-vehicle New Orleans pileup
• Mahoning County elections board sells electronic-voting machines
• Aqua Ohio water rates going up Jan. 1 for Mahoning County customers
• Sebring School District gets state auditor's award
• Giffords, survivors to commemorate mass shooting
• Vermont reopens last highway destroyed by Irene
• Ohio airport seeks millions from feds for upgrades
• Ariz. teen charged in fatal Russian roulette game
• BUZZ: 2012 Wishes From Community Leaders
• Local Kmart, Sears stores spared on initial closing list
• Need help avoiding hangover? Less booze, more H2O
• Ohio anti-abortion group to replace exec. director
• Police: Boston robbery suspect gave bills to kids
• Calif. man pleads not guilty in soldier shooting
• Ohio gets extra cash for enrolling more children in fed health programs
• House flipper from Fla. indicted in Ohio
• Rain and snow through Friday in Youngstown, much colder after New Years
• Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
• Ohio woman's black Santa returned 1 year after theft
• Write Lawmakers, Postal Unions Advise
• Warren Prepares for Mayoral Transition
• 2011 Newsmakers: YSU's Anderson
• Reuters Investigates Chesapeake’s Shells
• Chesapeake Sells Pipelines to Affiliate
• Hahn Named YMCA Volunteer of Year
• Zona to Deliver 5 Lectures on Art
• Hiring Forecast 'Cautiously Optimistic'
• Business startup seminar Jan. 9 at library
• Poland woman named volunteer of the year
• Warren citywide youth choir concert Jan. 13
• Lease will protect Valley landowners from water contamination
• Brookfield in title game
• Dozens voice plea to spare US postal facility
• Springfield boys roll along, burn up Rockets
• Kasich: Voters sent SB 5 message
• Judge rules in favor of Harding player
• O’Connor stops 41, but Phantoms lose in shootout to Cedar Rapids
• Trumbull County kennel improves by leaps and bounds
• Prosecutor: Office, victim opposed to release of child rapist
• BASKETBALL Wednesday’s other high school games
• Vt. police say thief proposed with stolen ring
• LOUIE THURSDAY: Fracking, and moving beyond your past in 2012
• Muslims upset by NYPD to boycott mayor’s breakfast
• Gov’t to pay family $17.8M for military jet crash
• Judge rules in favor of Harding basketball hopeful
• Special type of corn at risk
• Breaking News: Postal Service Would Save $7.7M by Closing Youngstown Center
• Police believe suicide linked to earlier shooting
• Cause of death unclear for Minn. shooting suspect
• Judge sends man charged in YSU cop assault for psych evaluation
• Golf, hikes and sea turtles fill Obama’s Hawaii vacation time
• Pa. school settles another webcam spying lawsuit
• Damaged Southwest jet towed from runway
• Gun fires from girl's purse in Wyo. Starbucks
• Oklahoma baby is 3rd sickened by rare bacteria
• Ohio cat shot with arrow recovering after surgery
• Man charged in hostage case after Facebook rescue
• BUZZ: O'Brien on Final Days in Office
• Appeals court upholds convictions in Fort Dix plot
• General Electric plans upgrades at Grove City, Pa., facilities
• 6 years later, Katrina victims fight FEMA debts
• Autopsies: Conn. victims died of smoke inhalation
• Last-minute holiday shopping gives lift in finale
• Snow blamed for Ohio lottery ticketing glitch
• Ohio cops still seeking tips in 2010 holiday season killing
• Berk Expands Operations Under One Roof
• GE Transportation to Expand in Grove City
• 2011 Newsmakers: Jay Williams
• Lewis Inc. Brokers 2 Boardman Deals
• Video: W3’s Moyer on Market Volatility
• Foundation Gives $100K to United Way
• Ohio Minimum Wage Jumps to $7.70
• Regional Chamber Names Directors, Officers
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Report: Almost $439K spent on mansion
• Marilyn Higgins, the executive director of Victorian Players, dies
• Man gets 5 years in prison for assault
• Dance of a lifetime
• Father wins appeal in custody of son
• Mural tells family’s story
• Kasich touts JobsOhio role
• oil and gas leases Learn how to reap the benefits
• Man faces charges in standoff
• Big Ben has ‘a shot’ to play against Browns
• SPORTS STORIES of the YEAR
• YSU falls to Stony Brook
• Canfield defeats Boardman
• Police investigate Girard shooting
• Police: Neighbor chopped up Ind. girl with hacksaw
• BUZZ: See Berk's New Howland HQ;<BR> Chico's to Open Boardman Store
• Pa. state trooper subdued by stun gun to get booze rehab
• Ohio prisoners help make pound dogs more adoptable
• Austintown police investigating shooting of Poland man
• No issues in Ohio town that now allows booze sales
• New fee coming for medical effectiveness research
• Ohio-born comedian to take his routine to India
• BREAKING NEWS: North Side standoff ends peacefully
• Crash near Lisbon closes road
• DA: No charges in Pa. bow-and-arrow shooting
• Pa. woman uses stroller like shopping cart to steal
• Ohio EPA proposes rules on debris landfill liquids
• New teen driving requirements taking effect in Pa.
• Between 100 and 120 Sears, Kmart stores to close nationwide
• Cash tolls to rise again on Pa. Turnpike
• BREAKING NEWS: North Side standoff
• AP survey: Economy to pick up in 2012 but still vulnerable
• Ohio nativity display becomes scene of lamb birth
• Report: Almost $439K spent on Ohio governor's mansion
• Rain/snow mix changing to all snow today in Youngstown
• Ohio robber wields sword, tries to steal presents
• 2011 Newsmakers: Chamber's Humphries
• Video: Humphries Looks Back, Ahead
• YBI, Oh Wow! Show How City Is Changing
• Ribbon-Cutting Today at Berk Enterprises
• BWC: ‘Little Things’ Make Big Difference
• Bral Land Gets BWC Safety Grant
• 'Lousy' Gift? Here's What Others Do
• REUNIONS
• 2012-13 scholarship available to women
• Ruritan group installs 2012 officers
• Riding high in saddle Poland teenager competes as finalist in national quarter-horse competition
• ‘Long range’ Lee lifts Warren JFK
• Mail center hopes public can deliver it from closure
• Ripped by the Raptors
• OH WOW!
• Landowners urged to beware of selling mineral rights
• Bengals still flipping over Simpson’s TD leap against Rams
• Kasich touts his first-year jobs record
• Shurmur: Browns must play smarter
• Irving struggles as Raptors rip Cavs 104-96
• Diesel spill closes one lane of I-80 in Weathersfield Twp.
• Insurer claims $1M policy won't cover Pa. Turnpike goo
• Texas police: Man in Santa suit killed 6 relatives
• Erie, Pa. police officer improving since struck by SUV
• Ohio wetlands protectors hit with unexpected tax
• No cause given for Christmas Day fire in Newton Falls
• Salem store sells $250K lotto ticket
• Public meeting Wednesday on postal service plan to close Youngstown facility
• Cincy schools combining middle, high schools
• Adriane Blewitt | Joseph Wilson
• Christine Mastalio | Greg Barth
• Lianna DiPasqua | Curt Walton
• WORTH A LOOK
• Fund partners to benefit Toys for Tots
• Snow storm headed for Youngstown beginning on Tuesday
• Shale Leasing: Gushing in deals
• Boardman suit alleges shoddy roof work at road garage
• Marshals’ new tactic calls for tips via texting
• Tressels visit Canfield
• Liberty family has the recipe for tradition
• For the kid in us all
• James’ 37 points ignite Heat victory
• Independence Bowl: Game crew includes locals
• Browns: Wallace accepts blunder blame
• Mannozzi shifts to 50k gear
• Mahoning food-license fees go up, down
• Same name minus fame
• Experts: Get help to save homes
• Though the family continues to grow, some things — including one of the dining-room tables,
• Changes await Missouri, UNC
• When women shop, expectations out of stock
• Rose caps Bulls’ dramatic rally
• White House cannot allow crucial city agency to close
• 4-year-old, 2 adults found dead in Ohio house fire
• Will Paul break the spell?
• Kwanzaa begins Monday with celebration at Youngstown church
• Family in Liberty clings to 6-decade-long Christmas tradition
• ‘Anonymous’ hackers target US security think tank
• UPDATE: White House condemns terror attack at Christmas Mass
• Baby alpaca stolen, beaten to death in Ohio
• Julie Obusek | William Koren Jr.
• Amanda Chopp | Charles Housteau III
• Audrey Dodgson to be bride of Jacob Swank
• Naples-Celeste wedding plans are announced
• Vulcan-Sylvester wedding will be autumn event
• Ciara D’Altorio, Brian Barth plan summer nuptials
• Miss Wielbruda, Mr. Taormina to wed in October
• Wedding planned for Heidi Hallas, Todd Warren
• Meghan Linnelli, Andrew Miller to wed in Pittsburgh
• Reedys travel to observe 50 years of marriage
• McCamons’ 65th is celebrated at family dinner
• Colers’ 50th marked at open house
• Local leaders to be honored at Heart Ball
• Annual Boar’s Head & Yule Log Festival set
• SENIOR MENUS
• Former YSU recruit Kaitlin Rohrs battles rare disease head on
• Clatter that arose was city’s 9th quake
• Remaking downtown Youngstown
• Critical mistakes do in the Browns
• Steelers don’t skip a beat with Batch at QB
• Here’s to living on Mahoning Valley's Easy Street
• A serious fall led to ... A TRIP DOWN THE AISLE
• PK Akers sets NFL record in 49ers’ victory
• Project HOPE buoys future
• NBA season tips off with 5 games
• Bengals one victory from playoff berth
• Trumbull agency offers aid for home heating in winter
• METRO DIGEST || Postal service plans public meeting
• 2 killed in plane crash in SE Ohio
• Kiss is first for Navy tradition
• Benedict bemoans ‘glitter’ of Christmas
• Mahoning Valley soldiers home for the holidays
• Golf, family, friends, NORAD fill Obama Christmas in Hawaii
• Eagles eliminated but beat Dallas behind QB Vick
• Troops hit protesters in Yemen capital
• Brave few challenging China's one child policy
• Gingrich fails to make Virginia ballot
• Public meeting Wednesday on proposed move of Youngstown mail services to Pittsburgh
• Yep — another Valley earthquake in the same area as the others
• Jamie Serenko | Joseph Fairley
• Jessica Rouzzo | Nicholas Diana
• Amanda Kovach | Alejandro Perez
• Harding students competing in Cedar Point thrill ride contest
• Appeals court delays Pellin sentence
• Youngstown police seeking North Side shooters
• YMHA workers robbed
• Dog used for fighting at Youngstown house stolen, rejoins owner
• S. Range holds W. Reserve offense in check
• Women celebrate personal ‘miracle’ at Warren church
• Howland builds big lead, then holds off Poland in AAC showdown
• Infection slows face surgery for Ed Port
• Fitch wins third straight
• Liberty gets the best of old rival Girard
• Hubbard rehabilitation center helps athletes recover
• Pavlik pleads not guilty to three charges
• Deleys’ holiday villages are tradition
• Browns hope to play spoiler
• Officials: Trumbull County court consolidation could be good
• Lawrence officials suggest moving mail-processing center to New Castle
• Howland business shows off its enlarged facility Tuesday
• Appellate court stays sentence of convicted felon Richard Pellin
• More Americans taking longer holiday trips this year
• More Ohio Turnpike travelers use E-ZPass
• Tax-cut lives: Congress gives last-minute approval
• OSHP seizes $600K worth of cocaine in Lucas County
• Ohio Supreme Court doesn't stop courthouse demo
• OSU fans not biting on bowl-trip packages
• Written plea allows Pavlik to avoid court appearance today
• Some flurries possible today; The outlook for Christmas Day in Youngstown
• 86-year-old's purse snatched at church
• Children Services distributes 1K-plus gifts
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Austintown robotics team gets Penney's sponsorship
• 5 rob Rite Aid
• Basic income tax course starts Jan. 2
• Youngstown OK’d for Obama cities project — finally
• Shaner: We will not play second fiddle anymore
• Dogfighting suspected at vacant Youngstown home
• Ineligible Harding player seeks reversal
• Warren Harding shuts down Cle. St. Ignatius
• Trumbull CSB chief defends agency in 2003 case of child’s death
• Springfield picks up road-win against YCS
• Trainer: Pavlik should relocate
• Last second shot downs Penguins
• Protesters at Youngstown injection well sentenced to probation
• Kelly Pavlik busted for OVI after ATV accident
• Mahoning commissioners to OK $49.6 million budget
• ASG members celebrate the holiday and 20th anniversary
• Stellanie Pappas | Brian Butcher
• Lindsay Chumita | Charles Scaglione IV
• Church takes orders for Smart Choice Food
• Sex charge involving Harding High victim reduced
• Valley can accommodate shale boom short-term
• Ursuline grad Nick McGahagan catching NFL scouts’ notice
• Harrison and Big Ben ready for Rams
• $700K bond set in case of assault on YSU officer
• Wednesday’s Prep basketball results
• Daily flights from Youngstown to Cleveland taxi toward 2012 reality
• YSU football signs four players
• Youngstown council examines Exterran history
• Browns’ McCoy still not cleared
• 2 Valley men among 8 soldiers charged in comrade’s death
• Former Beaver Twp. firefighters sentenced for theft
• Niles proposes Trumbull County house city jail prisoners
• Youngstown council moves ahead with $13.2M Exterran facility
• Youngstown man gets probation on kidnapping, attempted rape charges
• 200 to honor Kokrak tonite
• Ellwood City will move Nativity scene after suit threat
• West Side man arraigned on charges involving assault on YSU officer
• 8 US soldiers, including one from Youngstown, charged in comrade's death
• Changes proposed to Ohio's 'heartbeat' abortion bill
• Woman gets probation in tire-iron assault case
• West Branch school board has special meeting Thursday
• Daily airport air service in sight
• DailyBUZZ: 'Happy Holidays'<BR> From The Business Journal
• Breaking News: Chesapeake, Spectra, <BR>AEP to Develop Ohio Pipeline Network
• Gas pipeline expansion proposed
• Parole board says Lorraine should be executed
• Stormy weather to continue in Youngstown through the end of the week
• ‘Tech Tour’ to Show Off City's Successes
• Legislators React to Payroll Tax Impasse
• AT&T Funds Internships for City Students
• Video: YSU's Abraham on STEM Internships
• Deadline Approaches for Airport Survey
• Business Owners Ask Santa for More Sales
• 91.9M Americans to Travel Over Holidays
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Julie Taylor | John Gavin
• Laura Bryer | Matthew Beese
• Jamie Savage | Stephen Sinn
• Hillside hosts holiday raffle as fund-raiser
• Schmidt’s treys propel Struthers
• NITRO'S LAW: Former kennel owner arrested
• Mahoning Valley jobless rate takes dive
• Vivo named coach at East
• Mahone’s last shot nets Fitch a comeback win
• Fracking rules to be more stringent
• Youngstown officials seek to curb city’s violence
• Boardman’s Moschella steps down
• Comets’ strong third quarter tames Tigers
• STEM receives $20K grant
• Prep sports at a glance
• UAW 1112 food distribution set Wednesday
• YSU officer dragged during chase
• Moschella steps down as Boardman girls hoop coach
• Jim Vivo named East head football coach
• Ohio Turnpike tolls rise Jan. 1
• BUZZ: Valley's Jobless Rate Falls
• Ohio man who raped, killed 3-year-old faces death
• Ohio State gets bowl ban, other penalties
• 5 killed in plane crash on major NJ highway
• Ohio AG: All-pain clinic gone from hard-hit county
• State Rep. Hagan calls again for hearings on fracking
• Valley Jobless Rates Drop in November
• OSHA cites Warren Fab for Hubbard plant violations
• UPDATE: Croley of Nitro's Law notoriety nabbed on probation violation
• Grant will fund Chaney STEM internship
• Unemployment drops in Valley to 8.4 percent
• Occasional wet snow this morning in Youngstown, changing to rain this afternoon
• Exterran Energy to Build $13.2M Plant
• Kasich Vows 'Tough' Shale Regulation
• 21% of City Homeowners Underwater
• Video: Community Organizer on Foreclosures
• Bioscience Industry Growing Fast in Ohio
• Dominion Gives $300,000 to Food Banks
• Jameson Hospital Relocates Open-Bore MRI
• Penn State Shenango Adds OT Degree
• Kara Opritza to be bride of Corey Miller
• Deanna Theodore, Jon Mazur plan summer nuptials
• Toys for Tots event
• Kidd installed as Master of Western Star
• First Night Youngstown 2012
• $13.2M shale-spurred project to bring 103 jobs
• Local author shares story, surprise
• Police seek info about fake bomb
• PAYING TRIBUTE
• youngstown Police probe weekend crimes
• trumbull county children services Board seeks approval of new position
• Kasich feels ‘pretty good’ about 1st year
• Still in fiscal emergency, Campbell seeks to hire a new finance director
• Violent crime drops in city
• Fitch halts years of Spartan torment
• Ohio State’s Meyer aware of fans’ lofty expectations
• Zips too strong for Penguins
• Undefeated Rockets roll past Wellsville
• Bayuk heads to Harding; Shaner to be hired at Niles
• Words for the wounded
• courts
• Power outage delays start of Steelers-49ers game
• Superintendent of Fairhaven School and workshops in Trumbull to retire
• Mill Creek MetroParks board reaffirms no fracking in park
• Michigan man who allowed his 9-year-old daughter to drive enters plea
• Phone service restored to Girard police
• Auction set in January for A&W Restaurant in Boardman
• BUZZ: Texas Company to Build Plant,<BR>Expected to Bring 100 Jobs
• On-Line Book Buy Back Event
• Gas prices fall in Ohio
• F.N.B, Parkvale merger approved by shareholders
• Report urges higher tax on oil and gas
• I-680 Market Street ramp to close briefly on Tuesday
• Unsettled weather expected to last through mid week in Youngstown
• Valley Execs Hone Skills in SBA Program
• Ohio State Study Finds No Jobs Boom:<BR>Read Executive Summary of Research
• Halliburton Makes Play for Utica Hub
• Video: Tour 'Oh Wow's!' New Exhibit
• Parkvale Shareholders OK F.N.B. Proposal
• BWC to Offer New Wellness Program
• Ohio Launches Energy-Saving Loan Fund
• Kasich: Unemployment Drop 'Encouraging'
• Rachel Miller | Joseph Parent
• Mary Tolnar | Wayne Mittwede
• Christina Shaerban | Joshua Arundel
• Allison Miller | Andrew Mattson
• Cheryl Maker | Jeffrey Roberts
• Stephanie Hanrahan | Brian Racz
• WORTH A LOOK
• Canfield students work to buy gifts for children
• 49ers’ ground control should test Steelers
• N. Korean dictator dies at 69
• WESTERN RESERVE It’s SRO at K-12 school dedication
• Campbell community center plan progresses
• Valley inventor’s online game links classics Scrabble, chess
• Last troops exit quietly out of Iraq
• A tradition withers
• Friendlier confines planned for county dog pound
• TRUE COLORS
• PG Irving impresses new fans in Cavaliers’ scrimmage
• Middlebrooks rallies YSU past Akron
• Browns fall to Cardinals in overtime
• Western Reserve dedicates new school complex
• Plan for Campbell community center progresses
• Officials get ideas for dog-pound expansion
• Herron, Simon earn Ohio State postseason honors
• YSU women rally to beat Akron
• Shifts to resume at GM Lordstown
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Griffiths mark 50th with New England tour
• Family dinner marks 50th for Habegers
• Party celebrates 50th milestone for Scheetzes
• Blood drive Wednesday in Alliance
• Amateur radio operator training session
• Atty. Engler probing deaths at Trumbull Children Services
• Mahoning Valley's top fall athletes of the year
• Naughty or nice ... Does it really matter?
• YSU starts slow in loss to Toledo
• Balanced Phantoms top Bucs
• Valley families make their homes sparkle for the holidays
• Youngstown Parks Department to hire recreation director
• ‘Good’ outing: South Range handles Lisbon
• Area kids shop with cops for holidays
• Prep sports at a glance
• YSU men's basketball team falls to Toledo
• CCMK Block Watch to hear about home lead abatement grants
• Sunday dancer production to benefit Cystic Fibrosis research
• Senate extends payroll tax cut, unemployment but OKs oil pipeline
• North Dakota State tops Georgia Southern 35-7
• GM workers to resume shifts late Sunday
• Commnity Christmas meal Friday plus bike drawings
• Free help available for anyone over 60
• Obama vows veto of House-approved tax cut bill
• IRISH ON TOP
• Mooney investigation to take up to 2 weeks
• McQueary testifies on abuse
• Trumbull CSB submits revised policy
• Illness, McKinley KO Boardman
• Murder charge shocks family, friends of Warren daycare worker
• Shale industry’s economic impact disputed in study
• Sembach achieves milestone
• Mahoning Valley boys basketball district preview
• MYCAP holds out hope for decision to eliminate $877K reimbursement
• Belonger’s goal propels Phantoms
• New Castle hostage situation yields suspects in shootings
• First 100 children to be wowed at OH WOW! museum today
• Campaigns about Issue 2 cost $40M
• St. Nick visits Leonard Kirtz kids
• Fannie, Freddie ex-CEOs charged
• Russia gains WTO approval
• States get a say on health benefits
• CEO wants automaker to speed up change
• Big bucks spent on SB5 repeal effort
• Pa. state police investigating shootings in Union Township
• Judge gives Barry Bonds house arrest, then delays it
• House passes $1 trillion budget bill, avoids government shutdown
• NFL denies Harrison appeal of 1-game suspension
• BUZZ: Ohio's Jobless Rate Drops;<BR> 'Occupy Youngstown' Attracts Attention
• Man who had 2 standoffs with city police arraigned on various charges
• Stocks rise as optimism about US economy grows
• Police say Ohio deputy wounded by friendly fire
• Most American Connect Shale Gas with Jobs
• Manufacturing Renaissance from Shale?
• Business Students Display Real-World Work
• Video: Williamson College Helps Business
• 'Occupy' Protesters Fail to Stop Foreclosure
• Federal grand jury indicts 5 Mahoning Valley residents
• School lunch math problems for Ohio school workers
• Fed govt. shutdown likely averted as tax talks continue
• Ohio's Athens County considers cutting juror pay in half
• Ohio jobless rate dips to 8.5 percent in November
• McQueary says he saw Sandusky molest a boy
• Partly cloudy and dry in Youngstown today, then snow showers for the weekend
• AEP Ohio Donates to Second Harvest
• Americans Still Cutting Back Spending
• Leetonia Library looking for Legos
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Valley recorders brace for title search onslaught
• Struthers Wildcats surge past Canfield Cards
• Company tries to ease fears over ‘brine’ tankers
• Phantoms hit road
• Fast start propels Newton Falls Tigers to win
• Reports of alcohol at Mooney probed
• Tour of Valley gets partner for 2012
• Dennis Ray captured after 2nd standoff
• Penn State recruits wavering as uncertainty rules program
• Flotsam from Japanese tsunami reaches West Coast
• Mahoning County gets extra money for next year's budget
• Kissing prank offends some at Minn. high school
• Dennis Ray arrested on South Side
• W. Pa. mom shot in face in attack at her home
• Report notes failure in Ohio juvenile facilities
• Police surround Dewey Avenye house in search of Dennis Ray
• Williams, Portman discuss manufacturing
• Mayors group says illegal online gun sales easy
• BUZZ: Occupiers Protest Woman's Eviction
• Fla. Gov. calls for suspension of FAMU president
• Feds say Arpaio violated civil rights
• Insurance group cites 115 top auto safety picks
• Joe Simon, who co-created Captain America, dies
• Congress leaders hope deal near on government shutdown
• Transportation secretary announces $23M coming to Ohio
• Breaking News: Another Delay for Cruze
• OSHP seizes nearly 2,000 illegal Rx pills
• Drilling company agrees to pay $93K in Pa. pollution claim
• Report: half of nation's schools fail federal standards
• Lordstown plant’s shutdown to continue
• Police: mother killed boy, 6 weeks, in 2010
• 4 dead after Pittsburgh house fire
• Police warn tow truck drivers of heists
• 5 charged after dead deer left in church
• Cruze production scheduled to resume at Lordstown
• Ohio health department urged to find healthier space
• Transportation secretary has announcement for Cincy
• Gusty winds and scattered showers in Youngstown today
• UCFC Raises $2M in Private Offering
• Roll Forming Plant Rolls Past Recession
• Video: Roll Forming CEO on Local Plant
• Johnson, DeWine Urge Action on Jobs Bill
• GM Plant Resumes Production Tonight
• Pro Golfer Sorenstam to Keynote Athena
• Election Pessimism Pervades Credit Survey
• Pa. Trade Mission to France, Germany
• Stephanie Dicks | Matthew Miller
• Lauren Hake | G. Nathan Roman
• Samantha Mowrer | Adrian Lange
• Leanora Lange | Kurt Hollender
• Christmas comes early at Fairhaven School
• Development course planned by YBPWC
• 2 won’t be on primary ballot
• Struthers council restores pay cuts
• Valley keeps lofty economic ranking in report
• Omega Door boss optimistic after fire
• Police hunt for man after E. Side gunfire
• Lawmakers OK March primary, end to map flap
• Ohio district lines and primary date changed again
• Actress Kirstie Alley’s Kansas home vandalized
• Ohio House OK’s March primary, end to map flap
• Y-Town Tech Tour is Dec. 26.
• Mooney's McCarthy back on Broncos' practice squad
• Judge orders trial for men accused in Palin case
• Leader suspends hearings on Ohio ’heartbeat’ bill
• Cincinnati's Wolfe, OSU's Simon earn All-America
• Navajo tops list of Native language speakers in US
• NJ casino tries to stay fresh with tenure limit
• Satellite gets pic of Chinese carrier
• Some tickets left for Kokrak event
• Ohio boy who weighed 200 pounds to live with uncle
• Woman dies in freak NYC elevator accident
• Thousands of birds make crash landing in Utah
• Vt. frat asks members: Who would you like to rape?
• Senate leader suspends hearings on Ohio's 'heartbeat' bill
• BUZZ: Business Continues at Omega Door
• Stocks, euro slide as worries about Europe continue
• NC governor vetoes death-row racial bias bill
• Trumbull elections board meets Thursday
• Fire Not the End of Omega Door Co.
• Police look for man in East Side standoff
• Ohio waitress accused of beefing up tips
• Swing state Ohio to set 2012 primary for May
• Rain and storms to last into Thursday in Youngstown
• Help wanted at new casino in Toledo
• Up on the Rooftop, Edison Guides St. Nick
• Mahoning, Trumbull Home Sales Lead 2010
• GOP-led House Passes Payroll Tax Cut; Obama, Senate Dems Oppose Provisions
• Video: The Builders Association's Reilly
• Ohio's Top Court Rules for Expert Testimony
• Wells Fargo Gives Second Harvest $4,000
• BPW Group Launches Development Program
• Public Hearing Set for Dec. 28 on Closing Youngstown Mail Processing Center
• Danielle Ryan to be bride of Brian Johns
• Werner-Zuzolo wedding will be January event
• Parents announce Bond-Conkle wedding plans
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Veterans’ group in need of donations
• Lorraine asks for clemency
• hubbard ODNR reps back in Valley
• Watson Elementary School students go back in time Learning — old school
• Local center given brief reprieve
• School board: Too impractical to transport parochial kids
• Pantries of plenty
• BOARDMAN 2 accused in robbery arraigned, still in jail
• Struthers council mulls restoring pay cuts
• Red Wings drop injury-depleted Penguins
• AG Holder vows to enforce civil rights protections
• Most Youngstown fire crews at Omega Door blaze
• Father recalls wife, children killed by jet crash
• Fire at Omega Door facility in Youngstown
• Magic press on with preseason amid Howard saga
• Youngstown schools says it’s impractical to bus 41 kids
• Youngstown officer cleared of wrongdoing in shooting East Side pit bull
• Gentile sworn in to state Senate
• Public forum on Youngstown mail-processing center is Dec. 28 in Boardman
• US indicts alleged drug smuggler tied to Hezbollah
• Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
• Utah company wraps up $1B case against Microsoft
• Oil prices up amid economic news, Mideast tension
• Pipe bomb found at Lake Milton
• NY man gets prison for killing rehab center guard
• Legal fight brewing to stop sale of NEO Girl Scout camps
• Republicans plan House OK of payroll tax cut bill
• Pa. school nixes $14M award for teen in bus crash
• BUZZ: Retail Sales Up; Purple Peacock Opens
• OSHP investigating accident in Rogers that killed 3
• Edward Jones financial firm has open house Wed. in Canfield
• Foes of Ohio's 'heartbeat' abortion bill have their say this afternoon
• Kasich not sure about welfare drug tests
• Inspectors find mold, roof caving in at Ohio mall
• Students criticize Ohio school for bedbug response
• More rain in store for water-logged Youngstown
• Ohio deputy shot by man who apparently kills self
• New limits added to contested Ohio voucher bill
• Wettest year on record in Youngstown.
• Data Show Where Drilling Leases Signed
• Chevy Dealers Still Charged Up Over Volt
• GM Lordstown Halts Cruze Production
• Fed OKs F.N.B.’s Union with Parkvale
• Video: Wean Foundation Builds Capacity
• Hometown Pharmacy Adds Grove City Store
• State Approves Clean Ohio Funds for Wean
• PALO Creative in Growth Mode
• REUNIONS
• Flower show is a blue-ribbon event
• Dog pound sponsors December events
• Land lab will benefit students
• gm lordstown ‘Supplier issue’ forces shutdown
• Woman pleads in vehicular homicide case
• Two arrested in fraud scheme
• Convict given judicial release
• Liberty school district uses caution
• VNA to close doors by end of year
• Southern Park Mall is drop-off site for Salvation Army
• Federal Reserve approves FNB merger
• Documents: Boehner rep key in Ohio redistricting map
• BUZZ: Natural Gas Economist On Jobs Study
• State approves funds to clean up former Wean site in downtown Youngstown
• Judge grants early release from prison for convicted drug trafficker
• Coroner IDs two killed in Mahoning County accident Sunday
• Penguins Sidney Crosby out again for concussion-like symptoms
• Kansas City Chiefs fire coach Todd Haley, Crennel named interim coach
• $7.5M bail set for fugitive Pa. caretaker
• 3rd annual Festival of Lights North Side tour is Friday
• Pair gets life sentences in 2009 Pa. stabbing
• US stocks fall on euro crisis fears, despite pact
• UPDATED: Production suspended at GM Lordstown
• Ohio, New Mexico sign concealed-carry reciprocity pact
• Hurry! Free holiday haircuts, hairstyles, manicures today
• Ohio man pays record $32K for Edison photo
• Warren Family Mission seeking toy donations
• 2-year-old Pa. boy hanged in makeshift curtain
• Ohio AG to review crime, mental illness links
• Ohio prosecutor mulls charges for in-game fight
• State begins death row move to southern Ohio
• Ohio libraries fight losses from theft
• Beautiful sunny weather to start the week in Youngstown
• Ohio gas prices on the rise for second straight week
• Casino job applications open in Cleveland
• Industry Study: 1.6M Shale Jobs by 2035
• Opposition Study: 'Drilling Doublespeak'
• Chamber Sets Date for YOUNG 2012
• Hometown Urgent Care Opens in Warren
• Video: Year-Round Christmas Tree Business
• Votes Needed to Keep Granny 'Out of Jail'
• Appalachia Office to Boost Rural Broadband
• Women Business Owners Look to Hire
• Michelle Nespeca | Nelson Villa
• Alexis Kollay | Alexander D’Ettorre
• Marie Awad | Louis Alexander Jr.
• Anna DeJulio | John Martin
• WORTH A LOOK
• Greenford Ruritans elect new officers
• Texans: Playoffs assured
• Christmas Past
• Drilling frenzy produces skepticism, fear
• Boardman to hire 3 firefighters in January
• Drives with Strickland lead Gentile to Senate
• Fire leaves 7 homeless in Campbell
• Cash for Cans contest means cash for schools
• Grant should ease Austintown’s flood woes
• Football changes are in the air
• Poland’s Flament ready for Texas
• Merry Bright Nights brings sights, sounds of holiday to Mill Creek Park
• Drilling bonanza brings byproducts of skepticism and fear
• Austintown gets grant for $179K flood-control project
• Violators of Ohio’s smoking ban owe state $1.8 million
• Some Ohio teachers displeased with new evaluation system
• Family dinner honors Pecchias’ 50th anniversary
• Family hosts buffet to honor Bradleys’ 50th
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• FEDERATED CLUBS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Three firefighters to be hired in January in Boardman
• Vacant housing in Ohio increases 50 percent in 10 years
• Arab League official condemns Gingrich statement
• Lockheed Martin executive to address 600 YSU fall graduates next Sunday
• Mahoning Valley breaks century-old record for wettest year in history
• New state senator for part of Valley began career as Strickland’s driver
• Pa. pipeline proliferation from drilling triggers worry over lack of regulation
• Lights, color ... Disney!
• John Grdic retires as his son, Jack, takes over at 21 WFMJ-TV
• Event honors Kokrak’s PGA feat
• YSU ties 3-point record in loss to Buffalo
• Valley’s nontraditional schools rate poorly
• Director believes additional layoffs can be avoided
• Officials face tough decisions on budget
• Stagg-ering: Mount Union in 7th straight final
• Narduzzi embraces Valley’s toughness
• Superb in the net
• Christmas concert at mall in Niles benefits hungry families in Valley
• Reward set at $5K in search for Donofrio
• Liberty Lights Up
• ‘Gold standard’ of pediatricians retires
• Mangapora helps Canfield pull past Mooney
• Donations sought for ‘Keep the Kids Warm’
• Brown helps lift YCS past Campbell
• Neal’s two goals propel Pens
• Paying it forward
• Area bowling scores
• Loew on Pavlik: ‘It’s sad in the way it ended’
• Drilling deal expected in mere days
• Canfield students, staff excel in roles as angels
• Tigers roar in rivalry
• Teachers get donated school supplies
• CSB manager suspended over child-rape case
• Marquee effort to save Playhouse puts board president Becker in the limelight
• LaBrae rallies after half to take bite out of Bulldogs
• Occupy campers, city plan to keep talking
• Program at Youngstown school unites kids, toys and books
• Cycle Supply revs up drive for kids in hospital
• Sam’s Club representatives see first hand the benefits of program
• Plans for YBI expansion move forward
• Howland offense, defense too much for Campbell
• YCS, Adams hold on against Mooney
• Big run powers YSU over Ohio
• Supreme Court panel probes administrator, lawyer in Austintown
• GOING BACK IN TIME
• GED testing offered
• YSU students place second in Green Energy Challenge
• Shale drilling negotiations discussed in Warren
• Ohio casino buying Ritz-Carlton and office tower
• Ohio State trustee board gives president pay increase, bonus
• Fire at Indian hospital kills 89 as staff flees
• New business opens Saturday in Cornersburg
• Health-care career recruiting sessions next week
• Mahoning Valley new-car sales increase 4 percent in November
• Natural gas production from Marcellus Shale matches expectations, says Texas company
• House GOP introduces bill renewing payroll tax cut
• Accuser raises questions about Sandusky's wife
• Missing ex-FBI agent in hostage video: 'Help me'
• DailyBUZZ: Adamas Looks to Future
• Snow showers likely through Saturday morning in Youngstown
• Portman Urges Compromise on Cordray
• Valley Auto Dealers See Sales Rise 4%
• Williams Joins Automotive Research Center To Release Study on Repurposing Plants
• Foreclosure Rate Rises in Mahoning Valley
• Video: Prime Property for Sale in Warren
• City Gets V&M Advance for Rail Work
• Art sale and show to accompany ‘Scrooge’
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Ben hurt, but Browns feel the pain
• 2 YSU seniors argue way to regional win
• Judicial-release hearing set for ex-bar owner
• Wrap stars
• MAHONING COUNTY Library officials get details of new branch
• V&M Star to advance $2M for rail lines
• YSO’s Fleischer gives students career perspective
• Adairs’ forfeited assets allotted
• Taxation dispute emerges at V&M
• Youngstown leaders eye efforts to help at-risk youths
• Sandusky’s wife defends husband
• Texans on verge of crown
• No Crosby, no win for Pens
• Unbeaten Mount one step from Stagg Bowl
• Phantoms ‘expecting to win’
• Report: Glenn Davis hired to coach YSU DBs
• BUZZ: GOP Blocks Cordray's Confirmation
• EPA implicates fracking in groundwater pollution
• EPA critical of Pa. gas well air pollution rules
• Snow showers likely tonight through Friday in Youngstown, cold into the weekend
• 'Tough Year' for Builders, Optimism for 2012
• Chamber to Get $219K in JobsOhio Funds
• At Last, Mahoningside Site Ready for Use
• Brown Pushes for Credit Card Reforms
• Video: Wolsonovich on Catholic Schools
• Cuba, Berlin/Prague on Chamber Itinerary
• Farmers Added to Bankers Nasdaq Index
• Restaurant Sales Drop, Operators Optimistic
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Post plans toy drive
• Winning is icing on the cake
• Nativity scene comes alive on North Side
• NFL rivalry renewed tonight
• Injection-well owners required to run test
• Council OKs use of off-duty officers to patrol around 20 Federal Place
• Catholic schools to be in regional system
• Vets honor those killed in ’41 attack
• 13 file petitions for 2 commissioner seats
• Guns N’ Roses gets Rock Hall invite on Covelli play day
• Valley residents rally for stalled Nitro’s Law in Columbus
• Church gets input on Idora land planSFlb
• Eyesore in Warren cleaned upSFlb
• Health merger gains ground
• City officers will patrol 20 Federal Place; new food vendor authorized for Covelli Centre
• 13 candidates file for two commissioner positions
• US: No to over-the-counter morning-after pill
• Money recovered in alleged scam benefits for vets
• FAMU lifts 4 student expulsions in hazing probe
• Merry Christmas GM workers: $250 bonus checks coming
• Ford Motor Co. invests $128M in Ohio plant
• 2012 all-electric Nissan LEAFs can be ordered in Ohio
• Columbus Dispatch suspends cartoon after criticism
• Consumers borrow more in October as economy improves
• Ohio worker who claimed sex bias gets $100K settlement
• Pop singer Dobie Gray dies in Nashville at age 69
• Ohio senators hear 'heartbeat' abortion bill
• Ohio slips to 36th in national health ranking
• HMHP one of the healthiest places in America to work
• BUZZ: Diocese Unveils Regional School System
• Sandusky arrested on new sex-abuse charges
• Ohio player wins $250K in Mega Millions lottery game
• Coroner IDs Pa. man hit by train, probe ongoing
• Do you know of any unusual street names in the Valley?
• "M-A-S-H" star Harry Morgan dead at 96
• Seven Catholic elementary schools being reorganized
• Clipper system to bring snow to Youngstown by the end of the week
• Young Professionals with Social Consciences
• Index Finds 7% Drop in Valley Home Prices
• Analysis: Export Natural Gas? Not So Fast
• Range Reaches Marcellus Drilling Target
• Chesapeake Joins on Waste-to-Power Plant
• Video: Revere's McCafferty on Expansion
• Holiday Office Parties No Longer 'In'
• Ohio 36th in National Health Rankings
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Podiatrists sponsor annual shoe drive
• Alliance, Palmy OES chapters merge
• Youngstown Schools Official: Unique chance for a change
• Blinded by blood: Auction will help pay off medical bills
• Mayor: City’s charter to be reviewed
• Historic house on YSU campus placed back on demolition list
• Seismic devices to watch D&L well
• Man’s death in standoff is ruled a suicide
• Poland sets aside $65K for paving
• Youngstown cops probe 3 robberies
• Mayor will file petitions by deadline
• Uncertainty fills county budgeting
• East defense ties up Mooney
• Bench warms up
• Rookies once again are impacting Steelers
• Mahoning County's budgeting process for 2012 remains uncertain
• NEO gas prices rise more than 3 cents
• Pa. woman hit by her own car helping chase runaway dog
• Occupy members want Ohio trespass charges tossed
• FAMU student leaders call for an end to hazing
• Woman slain, body hidden under Christmas presents
• BUZZ: Revere Expands; Guy's BBQ Opens
• Video: Youngstown Symphony's Fleischer
• Cleveland house comes down where remains of 11 bodies found
• AT&T activates 10 new mobile broadband cell sites
• Couple badly injured in attack by naked bodybuilder
• Pa. college-loan agency pays $12M to IRS
• Texas mom shoots self, children after welfare standoff
• US military deaths in Iraq war stand at 4,485
• $210M settlement reached in 2010 W.Va. mine explosion
• US to use foreign aid to promote gay rights
• Federal court upholds Ohio firefighter's challenge
• Fatal shooting of suspect appropriate, says Butler County sheriff
• Associated Landowners of the Ohio Valley meet Friday
• Farmers joins ABA NASDAQ Community Bank Index
• Gas prices across the Midwest are quickly skyrocketing
• Two new drilling permits in Columbiana County
• Revere Data to Expand Downtown Offices
• Purfoods to Open $1.35M Processing Plant
• Summer Garden Food Plans $11M Expansion
• Video: Youngstown Symphony's Fleisher
• City Eyes Funds for Kress, Rayen Buildings
• Steady rains have ended in Youngstown, but dreary conditions remain
• Wanna Re-gift Those Nose Hair Clippers?
• Verify Charities at Ohio's New Website
• Stoneridge Ups Ownership of Brazil's PST
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Train club schedules holiday open house
• REUNIONS
• Heather Shaw | Wayne Brusseau
• Kristie Merlo | John Ruble
• Sara Otto | Derek Smith
• T.J. Williams | Brad Hauger
• Belinky reduces budget request
• Austintown officials seek replacement levy
• Official seeks to merge CSB, JFS
• State stops liquor flow at Austintown’s Go Go
• Suspend Dann’s license 6 months, state panel urges
• Closing of mail center is expected next spring
• OK of 2 projects will bring jobs to Valley
• YSU women get big test against BGSU
• Trumbull officials plan to OK budget for 2012
• Howland’s Williams, Harding’s Brown dazzle
• Big changes coming for NHL
• Penguins will be tested early, often in 2012
• Brooks fulfilling promise
• Judge Belinky of Mahoning probate court asks for less money in 2012
• Howland board puts levy back on ballot
• Pa. House OKs ban on leaving children in casino parking
• S&P puts 15 eurozone countries on credit watch
• Judge Ronald J. Rice files to run for Trumbull common pleas court
• Ohio authorities unsure how to halt suspended drivers
• First-class mail: Just a little bit slower
• Dann six-month law suspension recommended
• Obama makes case for extending payroll tax cuts
• BUZZ: USPS: No Final Decision on Mail Center
• UPDATED: Standoff victim found dead inside Girard house
• YSU's Brooks earns Horizon League player of the week
• Cortland plans Tuesday main water line repair
• Ohio AG sets new policy for rape kits
• US service firms expanded in Nov. at slower pace
• Few teens sexting racy photos, new research shows
• Ohio in talks over drilling road repairs
• Coroner investigating Pa. toddler's death in Erie
• 150 new Valley jobs on the way
• Police arrest 3 Occupy protesters near Bowling Green campus
• EnergyShare applications now available
• Youngstown postal center to close in March
• Heavy rain, minor flooding possible in Youngstown today
• Shale Industry Coalition Blasts NY Times
• What Landowners Should Know Before Signing Gas-Drilling Leases
• Video: YSU Geologist Evaluates Shale Boom
• 2 Food Manufacturers Seek State Aid
• OEPA Looks at 'Urban Setting Designation'
• Ohio Launches Job-Creation Tax Tool
• Car Discounts More Flash than Cash
• Professional-Level Hiring on the Increase
• Postal Service to seal $3B cut
• Accord could raise rates for small businesses
• Budget aided by more income, less spending
• YSU’s NewsOutlet wins $62K grant
• Grant to provide new septic systems
• Panel passes McDonald schools’ plea to end emergency
• Lighting event at park attracts many residents
• Third reading set to OK clinic in Campbell
• GM Lordstown plans new ‘flex-time’ hiring
• BCS: Good to SEC you again
• Steelers stay hot
• Mooney’s slate pays off
• No. 17 Buckeyes top Oklahoma, improve to 7-0
• Ravens, Rice run all over Cleveland
• Drillers dig in for records
• courts
• Pivotal week for fate of the euro
• Fracking’s effect on roads causes concern
• Browns run over by Ravens 24-10
• Animal advocates for Nitro’s Law to rally in Columbus this week
• 400 watch Fat Albert light up in Boardman Park
• NewsOutlet at YSU wins second consecutive national grant
• Federal judge to address ‘Jabali’ African cultural event Friday
• McDonald schools’ panel to Ohio auditor: Free us from fiscal emergency
• More taxes, less spending in 2011 aids Ohio state budget
• Title searchers for drilling companies invade county recorder’s offices
• Three injured in two-car crash in Champion
• Postal Service to finalize $3B in cuts, closings of 250 processing centers Monday
• Iran shoots down US spy plane
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• GM Lordstown plans to hire new ‘flex-time’ workers
• SENIOR MENUS
• Family honors Hrinaks’ 70th anniversary
• Vaths celebrate 50th anniversary at family dinner
• Open house to mark Brandts’ 50th anniversary
• Winter-break childcare at Warren YWCA
• Podiatrists collecting shoes for needy kids, adults
• Poland voters to decide 3.8-mill levy
• LOUIE MONDAY: Export of American jobs; local leaf collection; busing to Eastwood Mall
• Youngstown veterans court attracts attention, grant
• Last-second free throw topples Penguins
• Youngstown marks holiday season with downtown festivities Saturday
• Hoover too much for Boardman
• Butler sponsors American Holiday show
• Mooney made key play in win
• Chaney students work to publish book
• Phantoms earn split with ’Jacks
• Girls basketball roundup
• Lawless bike will compete in American Chopper Live
• Youngstown one stop on global trip for Israeli family
• Ohio prep sports at a glance
• METRO DIGEST || ‘The New Jim Crow’ author in program Tuesday
• ‘Drag Queen’ returns to Oakland
• METRO DIGEST || Podiatrists collecting shoes for needy
• A Youngstown original inspires fundraiser
• Butler's popular holiday fine arts sale continues Sunday
• Doggie Pictures With Santa will help those in need and their pets
• Parade, food, rides and visit with Santa kick off Youngstown holiday festivities today
• Free movie about Yogi Bear
• Cold weather program for homeless starts Monday
• YSU falls to Wright State
• "The New Jim Crow" author at New Bethel Tuesday
• Cain suspends GOP bid for presidency amid allegations of sexual misconduct
• Garage sale proceeds will aid Easter Seals
• Paula Carson | Andrew Chovan
• Heather Ference | William Ault
• Kelly Nelson | Daniel Villanueva
• Kristie Culp | Lance Gross
• Caroline Thickel | Stephen Kline
• Puppy mill bill still stalled in Ohio House
• Boardman man's recipe is a winner
• MOONEY IS STATE CHAMP FOR 8TH TIME
• All 7 Amish charged in beard assaults stay jailed until trial
• Cardinals too physical for Shawnee
• Youngstown's Arms Museum displays many faces of Santa
• McDonald’s record streak ends at 63
• Beer fest planned at Covelli Centre
• Lumberjacks extend Phantoms’ skid to two
• Kissy Bear, rescued from Berlin Center, needs loving home
• Sharp shooting helps lift Struthers
• Judson Avenue man arrested in shootings of mom, son
• Girard ends McDonald's basketball win streak
• Lifetime special on Newton Falls fugitive Claudia Hoerig at 9 tonight
• OVI checkpoint tonight in Austintown
• Mahoning County GOP chairman selected for Ohio State Racing Commission
• Pa. man pleads guilty to fed sex charges involving Beaver Twp. girl
• MOONEY CARDINALS ARE STATE CHAMPS!
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: GAME OVER MOONEY 21-Shawnee 14
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: PASS INTERFERENCE
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: Facing fourth down...
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: three-and-out forces punt
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: Onside kick fails
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: SHAWNEE SCORES
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: Mooney punts
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: Heading to the fourth
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: Braves 3-and-out
• Austintown man sentenced to 15 years in prison for child rape
• MOONEY CHAMPIONSHIP: Mooney gets it back
• State of Michigan may step in to run Detroit
• BUZZ: Jobless Rate Drops; New Volt Battery?
• Online Editorial: Bravo Regional Chamber!
• Chesapeake CEO: Buying Spree to End
• Hagan Warns of ‘Overzealous Industry’
• Video: V&M President Talks New Mill
• Shale Protesters Vow to Fight Charges
• A bit of rain and snow today, then sunshine on Saturday in Youngstown
• Penn-Northwest Taps Seitz as New CEO
• State Commission Rules in Favor of Patriot
• Detroit Three Post Gains in November
• Holiday activities set in North Jackson
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Sheriff Wellington seeks $7M budget hike for jails, raises, vehicles
• Mooney looks to add another state crown
• Details of YSU shale program discussed
• DiDomenico, Mooney pressure Springfield for season-opening win
• Phantoms surrender late goal before falling in shootout to Sioux Falls
• Ruling keeps Patriot Water project afloat
• Fund drive to finish documentary on Traficant tops its $25K goal
• YSU tops Detroit in Horizon opener
• Bobby, Brenoel ignite Poland
• Austintown woman's message to Marines: You are remembered
• Hearing delayed in Occupy Youngstown case
• Fitch surges to greet Jefferson with a defeat
• Homeless Walk in Youngstown raises awareness
• Transit board seeks levy in Trumbull County
• Talented teen lone harpist in Youngstown Symphony Youth Orchestra
• Austintown seeks replacement of police levy
• YSU beats Detroit, snaps road losing skid
• State Rep. Hagan calls for hearings on fracking
• Lordstown probes small fire at Lordstown GM plant
• Austintown Trustee Dave Ditzler to run for Mahoning Co. commissioner
• Follow the Mooney championship game on Vindy.com all day Friday
• Patriot Water in Warren gets favorable state ruling
• AP: GM willing to buy back Chevy Volts
• BUZZ: GM Sales Up 7%; Protesters in Court
• Want to track Santa? There's an app for that
• Economy improving, but job growth still weak
• Man gets life sentence for murder of Ohio cabbie
• Federal report: Arctic much worse than in 2006
• AP Sources: House GOP bill renews jobless benefit
• Pa. takeover of capital faces court challenge
• Ohio said to offer $400M lure for Sears office
• Pa. teen stabbed with fork over baseball card
• Traffic stop leads OSHP to meth lab in Lancaster motel
• Birth rate for Ohio teens drops to 21-year low
• Ed groups, feds want OSU records shielded
• Injunction hearing on Occupy Youngstown postponed
• LOUIE TODAY: Ending addiction, V-Grip, Jimbo film, World AIDS Day
• As Shale Drilling Booms, So Does V&M
• Video: VAM Exec on New Finishing Mill
• Fracking Up Gas, Driving Down Fuel Prices
• YSU to Create Shale Industry Institute
• Dry weather expected in Youngstown today, a little rain/snow on Friday
• Protesters: Not in Anyone’s Back Yard
• Shale Opponents Argue Big Hype, Few Jobs
• North Carolina couple plan rite in New Middletown
• Laura Murray, James Ehret set wedding date
• Craft show Saturday
• Amish suspects to stay in jail after Youngstown hearing
• Balanced Penguins rout MAC-member W. Michigan
• Fawcett Stadium has been winning venue for Mooney
• Warren schools chief: No more excuses
• Jury hands up more indictments to Beemers, accused of raping their baby
• 3 Mahoning Valley athletes earn special AP honors
• Phantoms players notice a change as wins are piling up
• Austintown students learn dangers of ‘sexting’
• Austintown brothel case will go to grand jury
• Girls high school basketball | Wednesday’s games
• Wednesday’s other area college basketball games
• Campbell chief investigates police-dog incident
• Warren woman describes threats and violence in her neighborhood
• Seeking less to run Mahoning County 911 center
• YSU, VAM put wham in chamber shale show
• US magistrate orders Amish charged with assaults jailed until their trials
• Stolen statue from Mill Creek Park recovered
• BUZZ: New $57M Finishing Mill Planned;<BR>YSU Launches Gas Institute
• Replacement found for Ohio 30th District senate seat
• 1st Penn State abuse lawsuit comes from new accuser
• Beatitude House accepting Christmas gift donations
• Fresh deer kill stolen at Pa. hunting camp
• Snow caps off rainy spell in western Ohio
• Youngstown police arrest protesters at D&L site
• Mahoning County 911 asks for less operating funds for 2012
• Austintown trustees to discuss a levy
• Franklin County agrees to pay $40K over stun-gun use
• 100 downtown protestors oppose fracking
• Pepper spray in Ohio youth prisons unwarranted
• Breaking News: VAM to Build $57M Finishing Plant at V&M Star
• YSU to Develop Natural Gas and Water Resources Institute
• Youngstown shooting victim has died
• Horses could soon be slaughtered for meat in US
• 10-year-old Pa. girl asks for gifts for needy
• Penn State satellite campus warns of sex assault
• Warren police investigating homicide
• Wilson to seek 6th Congressional District seat
• V&M announces $57 million expansion
• Snow showers in Youngstown today, then sunshine returns on Thursday
• Vendors Seek Opportunities at Shale Expo
• Video: Local Energy Exec on Shale Plays
• Chesapeake Bets the Farm on Shale Boom
• Dems Blast Hiring KPMG for Turnpike Study
• Poverty Rates Increase, Census Bureau Finds
• Finished Steel Imports Up 4% in October
• Falcon Transport Receives Patriot Award
• Fitch Affirms Ohio’s Ability to Pay Debt
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Breakfast with Santa to benefit library
• 250 arrests, 147 guns tallied in 2011 Mahoning Valley anti-crime initiative
• Meyer has no compliance issues
• State Supt. Heffner: There’s work yet to be done in Youngstown
• Mooney’s Love named state’s best on defense
• Coin flip breaks Mahoning Co. tie vote
• QBs have a big role in state title game
• Mahoning juvy court programs a success; funds still needed
• YSU’s Brown hits 1,000, and moves on
• GIRLS BASKETBALL ROUNDUP
• One for Mahoning Valley weather books?
• Maldonado false-arrest lawsuit dismissed by judge
• Browns lose LB, cut snapper
• Painesville man sentenced in obscenity case, avoids jail time
• Youngstown man gets prison in beating, delivery man robbery
• Today's Chamber event spotlights fracking industry
• US to pay $2.5M in anthrax death
• Weathersfield to ask voters to approve 7.6 mills in spring election
• Craig Beach Village Council has special meeting Wednesday
• Mahoning County Juvenile Court requests same budget amount for 2012
• Gas prices continue to drop in NEO
• 3 arrested in W.Pa. multistate theft spree
• Burglars take iPads at Ohio school break-in
• 3 boys charged in Pa. elementary school assault
• Operation Blessing in Canfield accepting toy donations
• Warren council session set for Wednesday afternoon
• Trial set in alleged attempt to steal dead Ohio lion
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• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• DAILY BUZZ: Prepping for Shale Expo, Holiday Parade
• REUNIONS
• Arsons burn 7 vehicles at Ohio storage facility
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Library offers holiday reading countdown
• HAPPY 95TH BIRTHDAY | Henry O. McCrone
• Marie Young | Joseph Smaltz
• Jamie Sugar | Nathaniel Milstead
• Lawsuit by Erie's 1st female firefighter scheduled
• Big Rig Signals Site of YOUNG Conference
• Fracking Opponents Urge ‘Legal’ Protests
• City Expands Parade to Holiday Festival
• Video: Downtown Celebrates Dec. 3rd
• 12 Days of Christmas Goodies Cost $24.3K
• Showers likely today in Youngstown, then colder with a little snow
• Commercial Real Estate Trending Up
• Housing Agencies Share $1.1M in Funds
• Canfield defenders stifle Lakeview
• URBAN RENEWAL
• Wean Foundation seeks input for naming room
• Seminar addresses bullying problem
• Trumbull Property
• Man to be sentenced today for two robberies
• Liberty board OKs audit for 2011
• Good life would never be enough
• Campbell musician gets Grammy nod
• Gains rules out 2012 raises
• Hagan backs drilling halt
• On the road (again) to start league play
• Shawnee lacks Mooney tradition
• Fickell to stay; others in limbo
• Brees throws 4 TD passes, runs for another in romp
• Steelers looking forward after shaky win in KC
• Capitals, ’Canes, fire coaches
• Little’s drops overshadow success
• Colts willing to consider drafting Luck
• URBAN LEGEND
• Liberty schools await result of two audits
• Boardman trustees approve fire department equipment purchases
• Trumbull real estate property valuation pretty reliable
• McCarthy added to Broncos' active roster
• Woman alleges longtime affair with Cain
• Film seeks extras for movie filmed in Pittsburgh
• South Side man could face more than 20 years in prison
• New Ohio license plate, driver's license design
• DailyBUZZ: Volt Targeted for Safety Probe;<BR>Protest Planned for Shale Expo
• Hess, Cook earn first team all-MVFC honors
• Ohio ranks low in pipeline safety study
• WORTH A LOOK
• Urban warfare arrives at Ohio State: ESPN
• LOUIE TODAY: New time, new show, Editor Todd
• 'No Frack Ohio' Targets Utica Shale Expo
• Working Poor Hit Hard by Ohio Taxes
• Damp weather to start the week in Youngstown, colder with snow by Wednesday
• Gasser Chair Odds-On Favorite in Vegas
• Video: Tour Gasser Chair's Plant
• Black Friday Weekend Sales Top $52B
• Companies Tightening Internet Policies
• Poor Skills No. 1 Reason New Hires Fail
• Pediatrician’s stance gains attention
• Boardman man whips up success with maple-syrup granola
• 7,000 vacant properties in Warren to be studied
• Youngstown reflects revival of the Rust Belt
• Former teachers at Eagle Heights receive final pay
• A timeless span
• Second-half dominance is a staple of Mooney’s season
• Steelers hang on to stay in first
• Green with envy
• Headed for a SEC rematch in BCS title game
• Jarring journeys
• I-680 car accident kills Campbell man
• Afghan officials say fire from Pakistan led to attack
• Obama fundraising falls in Ohio
• NE Ohio ranks 2nd in bank-branch openings
• LeBron, others cancel ‘Homecoming Tour’
• ‘12 Days’ items top $100K
• ODDLY ENOUGH
• Kobuses mark 50th with their family
• Mr., Mrs. Brant are honored for 60th anniversary
• Shreves, family gather to mark 60th milestone
• SOCIETY || Keep Fido Warm offers free straw
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• Argus Lodge names Metzger ‘Mason of Year’
• Monday Musical sets holiday fundraiser
• Car accident on I-680 in Boardman kills Campbell man, 21
• Works of legendary black photographer ‘Teenie’ Harris on display in Pittsburgh
• Browns self-destruct in 23-20 loss to Bengals
• ‘Carols & Cocoa,’ annual holiday extravaganza, set Dec. 7 at Stambaugh Auditorium
• Fire destroys house today in Trumbull County
• NE Ohio ranks 2nd in nation in growth of bank branches
• Ohio puts obese Cleveland child in foster care
• HUD awards Warren $354K to inventory 7,000 vacant structures, lots in city
• Ted Strickland plans to 'expose' record of Romney
• LOUIE MONDAY: New time, new show — Tune in!
• School day gets longer for Chaney students falling short
• W. Reserve’s bid for state final 1 point short
• ‘Traficant’ filmmaker sure he’ll reach goal
• YSU football 2011: The good, the bad and the ugly
• Stenglein, Belonger ignite Phantoms win
• South Range to send cheer to grad serving overseas
• Brooks blocks shot to help YSU to win
• Whistle Blow grabbed attention in Youngstown Saturday
• Olde Fashioned Christmas at Lanterman’s Mill is holiday tradition
• Hot-shooting No. Iowa knocks off YSU women
• Canfield goalie sets state record
• Police defend K-9 in attack on 8-year-old
• METRO DIGEST || Agent Orange seminar Wednesday
• 2 men hold 2 clerks hostage in robbery
• Some Mahoning County residents embrace return to drilling
• Mount Union advances in D3
• Penn State routed by Wisconsin
• Roethlisberger is ailing but will play
• Pakistan blocks US supply routes
• Store workers held hostage in Liberty
• No. 17 Michigan beats Ohio State 40-34
• Pacentrano auxiliary elects 2012 officers
• Jacci Wilster | Nicholas Lawrence
• Cristal Cioci | Mario Olivera
• Jessica Simon, Dr. Carl Peterson to wed in N.Y.C.
• Lauren Garea, Matthew Thomas to wed in Dec.
• Kids will Shop With a Cop Dec. 6
• Free do-it-yourself legal forms
• Lowellville Road to be repaved next year
• 21-year-olds charged with carrying concealed weapons
• Former 11th District judge O'Neill running for Supreme Court
• MOONEY’S MOVING ON
• Another quake hits area near D&L well in Youngstown
• Phantoms maintain dominance with win at Covelli
• Mahoning Valley doctor Chrisanne Gordon helpS vets with brain injuries
• Boyle leads Girard win in opener
• Liberty residents help needy students through Blott Kids Holiday Project
• Valley businesswoman questions regulation of supplements
• Western Reserve girls beat S. Range in opener
• Turkey Trot gobbles up title of largest Trumbull race
• Brown hits 1,000 for career in YSU victory
• Police shoot and kill man in Farrell
• YSU MEN’S PREVIEW | Today’s game
• Few attend forum on redistricting of Niles wards
• Mill Creek police continue search for stolen statue
• 3 Mahoning Valley shops offer tattoos to toy donors
• Mother and son critical after being shot at home
• Another earthquake, centered in Youngstown
• Man acknowledges harassing Palin lawyers
• Mother says 3 arrested US students leaving Egypt
• Endangered baby gorilla born at Chicago zoo dies
• Calif. Black Friday shopper shot in failed robbery
• Stocks slip to end the roughest week since Sept.
• Moroccans hold Arab Spring-inspired election
• Pressure mounts as Syria misses observer deadline
• 2nd Ohio Craigslist death suspected
• Students say they were questioned before NC flight
• Egypt new PM claims more powers than predecessor
• Sheriff: Laser aimed at UPS plane over south Ga.
• Money broker seeks mercy in Times Square bomb case
• US awaits release of 3 students held in Egypt
• Gunfire erupts at NC mall as early shoppers arrive
• Mom of kids killed in Ariz. crash drawing support
• Homeowner kills 2 intruders, hurts 2 more
• Woman files 2nd appeal in collar bomb conviction
• 'Wonderful crowd' seeks Black Friday deals at Eastwood Mall
• Voice your opinion on a new name for the airport
• Shopping under way at Eastwood Mall
• Red Cross offering CPR training Monday
• Niles event to benefit shoppers and disabled
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Thanksgiving fire loss set at $190K in Howland
• Early Black Friday crowds relatively quiet
• Similar squads to face off in Western Reserve-Buckeye Central match
• Ed Port enjoying comforts of family, holiday
• Shopping under way at Old Navy; lines forming at Target, Best Buy
• Register children for winter coats Monday at Salvation Army
• Old-fashioned Christmas this weekend at Lanterman's Mill
• Making merry on a $150 toy budget? Santa makes magic!
• Let's be careful out there: Buyer beware!
• Railroad association plans whistle blow
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Amy Gaskill | Brian Dettmer
• Kristie Grecko | Michael Harris
• Allison Giannini | Aaron Moran
• Denamen new director of Trumbull Y
• Warren man to be sentenced Jan. 26 for Ponzi scheme
• 2 juveniles robbed in Girard
• The Top 10 Reasons To Lose Sleep On Black Friday
• Canfield man charged with threatening U.S. Rep. Johnson
• Mooney to face tested Tigers
• Speaker to Canfield students: Listen, be grateful
• Ohio group warns shoppers of toxic toys
• Blake Allen gets 25 for YSU in loss
• ODNR rejects linking well to Mahoning Valley quakes
• Father sought for murder in NJ toddler’s drowning
• Chambers Back Exploring Turnpike Lease
• ‘Idol’ producer: No major changes for new season
• Eastern Gateway to Move from Northside
• George Gallup Jr., Gallup Poll founder’s son, dies
• BUZZ: Columbiana Lights Up Firestone Park;<BR>New Owners on Chase Building
• Mistrial declared in NJ lawyer’s murder case
• Sisters settle suit over Social Security cards
• Seven arrested in Amish beard-cutting attacks
• FBI arrests 7 in Amish haircut attacks in Ohio
• Police say woman used dead friend’s credit card
• Organization is the key to Black Friday success
• Salvation Army to give away winter coats
• NJ toddler found dead in stream; still in car seat
• Analysis: Gingrich gambles in bid to catch Romney
• SC protesters arrested trying to camp in park
• Rain this morning in Youngstown, then sunny and very nice on Thanksgiving Day
• New Castle police: Blind man robbed by panhandler
• Alleged Sandusky victim to be referred to as ‘John Doe’
• $70K Grant Plants Seeds for Communities
• Video: Columbiana's Holiday Light Show
• S&P Gives Delphi’s Parent BB Rating
• Mahoning Valley Unemployment Stays at 9%
• Slow Year for Construction in 2012
• Trumbull Posts DIY Legal Forms Online
• Consumers’ Counsel Board Seeks Applicants
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Candy making at Leetonia Library
• FIRED UP
• Valley jobless rate points to a happier Thanksgiving
• Brine fees pump $1M into state’s funds in ’11
• Academic commission gets three new members
• Provisional ballots to be counted Wednesday
• State confirms drilling permits in the Valley
• BUZZ: U.S. Rep. Ryan Says Super Committee<BR>Failure Aimed at Obama
• 3 students from US arrested during Cairo protests
• Ex-jail guard gets 22 years in NY shooting spree
• Judge: 4 Ga. terror suspects could pose threat
• Man says he fell asleep before hitting school bus
• Brine injection wells mean money for Ohio
• Indiana student among 3 from US arrested in Cairo
• Conn. seeks to extradite suspected rapist to Va.
• Old-fashioned Christmas planned at Lanterman’s Mill this weekend
• As crowds swell in Cairo, military in crisis talks
• Valley’s unemployment rate falls in October
• Natalie Wood death accident, not murder, original detective says
• Report links wildfires to immigrants
• Arrest made in Boardman store robbery
• Economy grew at 2 percent rate in third quarter
• Soaking rain possible this afternoon and tonight in Youngstown
• Police: New Castle man stole pants, broke into 2 homes
• Man held for mental check after rural fires
• Court OKs sentence for FBI slayer’s husband
• Valley Home Sales Up 20% in October
• October Home Sales Increase Nationwide
• Columbiana Port Missed Loan Payments
• Finger-Pointing Follows Debt Panel Failure
• Maximum Joe at Joe Maxx Coffee Co.
• Video: Joe Maxx's Legend at New Shop
• Warren Gets HUD Neighborhood Grant
• Pa. Council Formed to Aid Manufacturers
• Holiday hope for children/teens
• REUNIONS
• Heckman-Cuddy wedding will be December event
• Miss Snyder, Mr. Chen plan spring wedding
• Kinsley-Wright wedding set for Dec. 17
• Penguins struggle
• ODNR expert hears Coitsville’s concerns over well
• Super failure: End to gridlock over nation’s debt is not in sight
• Crosby nets 2 as Penguins top Islanders 5-0
• Home sales increased throughout the Mahoning Valley
• Navy to kick out 28 sailors for illegal drug use
• Minn. woman credits survival to dog and mailman
• Gingrich calls for private retirement accounts
• Religious director: Killer a typical troubled teen
• Mother accused in kids’ shotgun deaths apologizes
• Mercy College Youngstown Photo Gallery
• War refugee in NY reunites with son after 34 years
• Judge DeGenero will seek re-election
• Funding dispute will delay 9/11 museum
• BUZZ: 'Jolt' to Downtown Youngstown;<BR>GM to Restart Former Saturn Plant
• Conn. woman mauled by chimp praised for new face
• Ohio governor: Ban exotic wild animal auctions
• Dollar General in Girard robbed
• Nevada fire fully contained at nearly 2,000 acres
• Former FBI Director to Head PSU Probe
• Cops: Woman kills 1, injures 5, then kills self
• PSU taps ex-FBI director Freeh for investigation
• Gates testifies in $1B lawsuit against Microsoft
• Gas leak forces evacuation of students at Austintown parochial school
• City Christmas tree selected, arrives Tuesday
• Utica Shale well planned for Ellsworth Township
• American spies outed, CIA suffers in Lebanon
• Ohio man fighting charge over rubber costume ax
• Ohio Salvation Army kettle stolen at knifepoint
• TMK Plant Poised for Shale Drilling Boom
• Video: TMK Exec, CNBC Report on Shale
• Office Supplier Hopes to Make ‘Friends’
• Wet weather to start the work week in Youngstown
• City Gets $1.77M for Wean Demolition
• BWC Proposes Return-to-Work Rate Plan
• Man fatally shoots self during siege
• Pittsburgh-area church reopens after ’04 flooding
• Group Seeks Feedback on Airport Name
• Foundations Join to Train Entrepreneurs
• Ohio Veterans' Bonus Has Local Impact
• WORTH A LOOK
• Salvation Army needs bell ringers
• Preserve The Charitable Tax Deduction
• Despite low turnout, pastor keeps up the fight for peace
• MCBDD approves $25.8M budget
• Austintown gets grant for drug-disposal drop box
• Valley ovarian-cancer patient starts foundation to raise funds, awareness
• Terror plot on NYC foiled
• Holiday delays count of Campbell, Smith provisional ballots
• Youngstown police make drug arrest
• Children’s author, first-grader share their story of inspiration
• Al-Qaida supporter arrested; bomb plot in NYC foiled
• Joe Maxx Coffee shop opens in downtown Youngstown on Monday
• Actress Mila Kunis fulfills promise to Marine from Grove City
• One-car accident kills New Castle man
• Holiday delays count of Mahoning provisional ballots
• Debt supercommittee poised to admit failure Monday
• Ohio ranks second highest in nation in number of smokers
• Forum to attack violence in Youngstown attracts only 7
• Steel mill, college collaborate on training for new workers
• Smithsonian Institution exhibit opens in Youngstown on Tuesday
• Mahoning Developmental Disabilities OKs $25.8M budget for 2012
• Eastward ho! Drilling boom in Valley spreads from western townships
• Mr., Mrs. Kagey of Calif. observe 65th anniversary
• Millers celebrate 50th anniversary at family dinner
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• MASONIC GROUPS
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• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Port authority defends move to hire new grants writer
• YSU Football: UN-BEARABLE
• Reserve pummels Shadyside
• Girard’s quest for 1st regional title falls short
• Smith’s late goal helps lift Phantoms past C.R.
• Woman’s scare shows diabetes’ dangers
• Wife’s love eases pain of Austintown man’s worsening Alzheimer’s
• Do-it-yourself dog wash gives owners options
• A positive force in teenagers’ lives
• Penn State drops OSU for 1st post-Paterno win
• Rebuilding The Mahoning River
• POSITIVE FORCE DRILL TEAM
• Fugitive of the Week
• Wounded Warriors get a boost at Adkins-Turner concert
• Could port entity have found someone even more qualified?
• Clash raises fears in Egypt
• Stewart saves big talk for track results
• 10 arrested after occupying building
• Water-pump failure probed by officials
• Candidates try to woo social conservatives
• Penn State tops OSU for first win since scandal
• YSU loses to Missouri State 38-34
• Toys for tickets drive is a success
• YSU leads Missouri State 27-24 after 3 quarters
• YSU leads Missouri State 27-10 at halftime
• YSU leads Missouri State 14-10 early in 2nd quarter
• Dannie Williams scores another KO
• Chow Chow event will help hospital
• Boardman Rotary presents check to YMCA
• McDonald House Charities will spread warmth with coats
• Crestview gets stung by Kirtland
• Struthers students make, bake, ship cookies to soldiers overseas for holidays
• Ohio JFS tells Trumbull CSB to improve record-keeping
• YSU’s success attracts recruits
• Penguins get it done with defense
• Homicide ruled in 3 cases in Trumbull
• YSU plan balances budget
• State Sen. Wilson resigns to lead Appalachia agency
• Police search for ways to curb gun violence
• City schools to put levy on March ballot
• Blowing away a Tornado
• Many Valley incumbents to seek re-election
• Cardinals capture state semifinal berth
• Dems reject Republican offer on reducing deficit
• McDonald’s Corp. drops egg supplier
• Phantoms pick up a road win in USHL
• Schools chief in Warren acts to fight bullying
• New-car sales increase 8% in the Valley
• Niles students sent home after gas leak
• Cops: Nurse caused nursing-home fire
• Auto parts store fire in Hubbard
• Breaking News: First Place Shares<BR>Plunge to 15¢ in Heavy Trading
• Youngstown schools put replacement levy before voters
• YSU Develops Plan to Balance Its Budget
• BUZZ: Cruze Tops Local Auto Sales;<BR>State Sen. Wilson on His New Post
• Ex-Philly cardinal won’t testify at abuse trial
• Idaho executes inmate for 1987 slayings of 2 women
• Detroit mayor: 1,000 job cuts amid budget crisis
• Okla. St. women’s coaches die in Ark. plane crash
• Fairbanks hit with record-breaking cold: 41 below
• Stocks waver on economic growth, debt talks
• Reno wildfire burns 20 homes, closes 90 schools
• Man accused of killing 5 NJ teens: I’m innocent
• House prepares to vote on balanced budget proposal
• Wilson to Resign, Take Kasich Appointment
• Drugs found in shooting victim’s apartment
• Wilson to resign, take job with administration
• Fla. Craigslist jobseeker found dead in Ohio grave
• Syracuse puts Fine on leave after police inquiry
• Official: Syria agrees ‘in principle’ to observers
• Captain: Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• Obama sending Clinton to repressive Myanmar
• Sunny through Saturday in Youngstown, then rain returns on Sunday
• Police: 4 injured in small plane crash
• Pittsburgh woman faces sentencing in bank failure
• Federal judge mulling jail for Erie Co. official
• Price of First Place Shares Falls Again
• Cocca Pays $1.2M for Niles Retail Plaza
• Oh Wow! $1M Gift for Children’s Center
• Video: Faniro on Oh Wow! Endowment
• Marcellus Shale Coalition Elects Officers
• Non-union YSU Staff Gives Back $350K
• YSU Foundation Selects McFadden
• HMHP Gives Truck to ‘Helping Other Women’
• Yambar to attend fundraiser at library
• Federation bestows honor on Kloos
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Police pursue leads in slayings
• $1M endowment by anonymous donors wows officials at science center for kids
• Nonunion staff at YSU volunteers to concede $350K
• Canfield man faces animal-cruelty charges
• Night of fun has serious purpose
• Mahoning County: Elections board asks $3M from budget
• Ohio treasurer calls on Brown to support fracking
• Man shot in chest at Liberty apartment
• Harvard faker ordered to undergo psych evaluation
• Lawyer: Toss Ark. murder conviction due to tweets
• Jammed lavatory door on NYC flight sparks anxiety
• Coroner: Teen driver in Wyo. crash wanted to die
• Ohio mom charged in death of 28-pound teen girl
• The oldest old: Reaching 90 more likely than ever
• Idaho man charged with trying to assassinate Obama
• 4 sue Philly prison over man in female jail
• Ohio nuclear plant won't open until cracks studied
• Man arrested after tossing fire bomb at Utah bank
• Gunman fatally shoots himself at Ill. FedEx center
• Sheriff: Fla. man seeking job killed in Ohio
• Trumbull commissioners fire maintenance worker for stealing
• Case of 5 NJ teens missing since 1978 wrapping up
• Obama’s uncle makes court appearance in Mass.
• Warren woman gets prison term for abusing girl
• Pa. House moves toward vote on gas-drilling bill
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 7-month low
• Ohio mom charged in death of 28-pound teen girl
• DailyBUZZ: $1M Gift for 'Oh Wow'
• Sentencing set for doctor in Ohio pill mill case
• Details unfold in shots fired at White House
• Fire chief: Sewer work done in area of Ohio blast
• Ohio GOP questions need for driver-texting ban
• Lake effect snow showers developing today, continuing tonight in Youngstown
• Ground Broken for $7M Inn at Ironwood
• Republic Steel to Build Furnace in Lorain
• Video: Industry Exec on Shale Drilling
• Bottom Dollar Food Accepting Applications
• 'Occupy' Alleges City Violates Its Rights
• F.N.B. Declares 12-Cent Dividend
• Pa. Table Games Bring $8.5M in Taxes
• Kelley Book Ranks Vehicle Resale Value
• Canfield Florist Defrauds Workers' Comp
• Salem center offers 3 new programs
• YMTA plans honors recital
• No overlooking MSU
• Celebrating life
• Lewandowski won’t run for sheriff
• Robbery victim changes his story
• Mahoning OKs seeking bids for Poland-Struthers sewer project
• Veterans receive bonuses
• Non-US citizen pleads guilty in DUI case
• Judge gives Pellin fine and probation
• Protest planned at Youngstown shale conference
• Ground broken on $7 million assisted living residence
• F.N.B. Corp. declares cash dividend
• Magistrate denies Occupy Youngstown’s request for restraining order
• Pa. state police investigating accident involving Lawrence Co. cop
• OSHP finds 28 pounds of suspected gift-wrapped marijuana
• Email outlines reaction to alleged Sandusky attack
• Occupy Youngstown files for restraining order
• DailyBUZZ: $7M Project Breaks Ground;<BR>Dems Say Kasich Taking False Credit
• Grocer to begin hiring process in Valley
• France recalls Syria ambassador, violence grows
• Needle's Eye ministry in Youngstown has new director
• Stronger factories, lower prices lift economy
• Sanitary-sewer project could start in Poland, Struthers in March
• US authorities find major drug tunnel in San Diego
• Report: 1 in 5 US adults on behavioral meds
• Officials lift lockdown at NC college campus
• Alleged gunman shot by police at UC Berkeley dead
• Suspect in shooting near White House arrested
• MLB managers of the year named
• Youngstown man gets 3-year prison term for burglary
• Anti-death penalty nun urges end to Ohio executions
• Consumer prices 0.1 percent, gas prices drop
• Survey: Ohio teens lacking on nutrition, fitness
• Boardman florist pleads guilty to workers' comp fraud
• State Route 154 in Columbiana County to be restricted next week
• Cooler with rain showers today, lake effect snow showers possible Thursday
• First Place Delays 2012 1st-Quarter Report
• Shale Gas Brings Energy Independence, Drilling Supports 140,000 Jobs in Pa.
• CityScape Recognizes Beautification Efforts
• Fundraisers Honor Valley's Philanthropists
• Video: Jeanne Tyler's Philanthropic Work
• Employee Benefits Firm Adds 3rd Office
• 'Accounting Today' Recognizes Cohen & Co.
• Bright Outlook for Holiday Sales in Ohio
• Shultz Joins Farmers Trust Co. Board
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Historical society to feature speaker
• Palmy chapter of OES installs 18
• Penguins win, but there’s room to improve
• Down with history
• Resignations of firefighters, manager accepted in Beaver
• Lordstown leaders blame sewer for losses
• Provisional ballots to reveal outcomes in Campbell, Smith
• Auditor seeking increase in budget
• Warren tow-fee collector pleads guilty to theft
• Vendor switch nears reality
• Student alleges assault after drop-off at wrong stop
• Lawyer skips contempt hearing in Jackson case
• Chicago archdiocese to pay sex abuse victim $3.2M
• Ohio executes man for killing 3 sons in 1982
• Mahoning County auditor asks for modest budget increase in 2012
• Ohio boy expected to change plea in man's killing
• Ohio abortion 'heartbeat' bill under review
• Giffords speaks to southern Arizona constituents
• Farmland has biggest 1-year price jump since 1980
• Jesse Jackson to rally with Ohio Occupy group
• Coroner: Trooper shot Pa. man in self-defense
• Lawyer: Accused in Ga. militia plot had no plans
• Verlander unanimous choice for AL Cy Young Award
• Kasich appoints new ODNR director
• BUZZ: Retail Sales Up; Resilience on Wilson
• 7th Ward Citizens Coalition meeting is Thursday
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,716
• Ohio executes man who killed his 3 sons
• Post office losses mount to $5.1 billion last year
• Teach-ins under way on UC Berkeley campus
• Victimized fan tours a Superman house in Cleveland
• CBS reconfigures morning show again
• Ohio wants $266,000 back from closed charter school
• Retail sales increased 0.5 percent in October
• Threat against staffer locks down Ohio school
• TMH has open house Wednesday to unveil new MRI system
• Heavy rain, hail storms, and strong winds slam Youngstown - VIDEO
• NIles police investigating store robbery
• UCFC Loses $8.86 Million in 3rd Quarter
• U.S. Board Seeks Greater Shale Regulation
• Video: YSU's Kasvinsky Explains 'Phase Zero'
• YSU, YBI Would Help Startups Fund Ideas
• Commercial Real Estate Market Looks Up
• Butler Museum’s Holiday Show Dec. 3-4
• Insurance Agency Crack-down Collects $2M
• REUNIONS
• Boardman grad set for homecoming court
• Police seek leads in latest homicide
• Events will bring coats to children
• Youngstown Council mulls pay raise as part of case
• Boardman chief: Armored truck on duty
• County facilities director requests budget increase of $800K for 2012
• State OKs $1.9M for district to pay bills
• McNally forgoes re-election bid, mulls mayoral run
• Spending less, but celebrating more? Tell the Vindy about your holiday plans!
• Trumbull Co. judge reduces bond for man charged with killing his friend
• YSU football unranked in both polls
• Tornado watch #880 issued for Youngstown
• East Side man gets prison term for shooting
• President of Second Mile charity linked to child abuse resigns
• Phase Zero plan unveiled today to help local entrepreneurs
• NBA players soundly reject league's offer, begin to disband union
• DailyBUZZ: YSU, YBI Form Phase Zero
• Former police Chief Jimmy Hughes to run for Mahoning County sheriff
• Youngstown police investigating city's 19th homicide
• Youngstown council to consider pay raise for assistant city prosecutor
• Tech Belt facility in Warren gets PNC Foundation grant
• FBS has ribbon cutting at new Austintown location on Friday
• Mahoning Valley gas prices up a penny
• Ohio dad charged in diaper wipe lodged in infant's throat
• Did thumb injury come from machete attack?
• Airline fined $900K for lengthy tarmac delays
• AAA: Ohio gas prices rise 10 cents from last week
• US Supreme Court will hear health-care case this term
• Cincy's first gay councilman shows change
• Teen charged with raping child at Cincy fast-food restaurant
• Supreme Court will hear health care overhaul arguments
• Ohio State graduation rate rises
• Mount Union football player hurt in hit-and-run wreck
• Court hearing set today for lawyer who tipped Tressel
• Threat of severe thunderstorms in Youngstown later this afternoon
• Poland Village Council meeting is Tuesday
• Warren's TBEIC Project Sparks Interest
• MainStreet Chamber to Meet in Austintown
• Video: Harwood Meets with Business Leaders
• Office Waste Is Recycled into Profits
• Avalon Holdings Nets $300,000 for Quarter
• New Trustees at Trumbull Tourism Board
• More Anger at How Rewards Distributed
• YSU Examines Quality of Online Courses
• Deanna Canter | Jon Parsons
• Kathrine Gulling | Jasen White
• WORTH A LOOK
• Gift drive will help those most in need
• NOAS sells wreaths and poinsettias
• Pa. man killed in crash in Columbiana County
• Steelers regain top spot
• Valley leads in industrial job growth in NE Ohio
• Valley legal team faces up to prostate cancer
• Frost adds a new dimension in nature
• Effort in works to buy, fix up old church
• Pair’s book pays tribute to Valley’s Slovak heritage
• Curtain rises on arts school
• State, local leaders bad-mouth bullying at town hall in Youngstown
• Victim of Saturday night house fire in Youngstown ID’d
• Cuban foreign minister to lecture at YSU on Friday
• Steelers hold on for 24-17 win over Bengals
• Rams edge bungling Browns
• National group to honor leader of Mahoning Valley’s V-GRIP campaign
• Salem man critically injured in hit-skip crash in Portage County
• YSU picks up two commitments
• Super committee on US debt headed toward failure, co-chairman warns today
• Campbell councilman plans $50K fund-raising drive for community center
• Tire and auto shop with ‘Panera Bread’ feel opens in Boardman
• School for performing arts opens in Poland
• Attorneys grow Movember mustaches to raise awareness of prostate-cancer dangers facing men
• Children host 50th anniversary event for Testas
• Dinner party honors Freeses for anniversary
• 60th anniversary of Kanas gathers family at party
• Eberts will mark 50th anniversary with their family
• Family marks Sicilianos’ 70th at dinner party
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Seniors need Santa, too: Won’t you play the part?
• FEDERATED CLUBS
• TMH to sponsor holiday tasting
• SENIOR MENUS
• Butler has preview, sale down to a fine art
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• It’s all about the children at upcoming fundraiser
• Injection wells produce safety worries in Girard, Hubbard
• YSU knocks off top-ranked North Dakota State
• Disability doesn’t slow down Magistrate Anthony Sertick
• Scouts earn new merit badge buildihng robots at YSU
• OVI checkpoint in Boardman tonight
• YSU stuns top-ranked North Dakota State 27-24
• Basball catcher Ramos thankful after surviving 2-day kidnapping
• Herman Cain says God told him to run
• Prosecutor: Sandusky's charity for troubled kids provided access to potential victims
• Italians rejoice over resignation of Premier Berlusconi today
• YSU leads North Dakota State 27-24 after three quarters
• Operation Santa Paws, photos will help abused, neglected, discarded animals
• Prosecutor Paul Gains injured in motorcycle crash today
• Penn State falls to Nebraska in game steeped in tributes to victims, Joe Pa
• YSU trails North Dakota State 21-17 at halftime
• YSU trails North Dakota State 14-3 early in second quarter
• Ohio State falls to Purdue in overtime
• Newton Falls woman reports attempted abduction
• Parent-teacher conferences next week in Campbell
• Youngstown town hall meeting on bullying Sunday
• Suspects arrested in Eastwood Mall theft
• 2 girls in bras, 3 boys arrested on curfew violations, drinking in Warren
• Opera star Lawrence Brownlee to shine on Youngstown stage
• Mooney claims a classic
• Somber mood fills Valley ceremony to salute fallen military heroes
• Crestview Blower’s them over
• Occupy Youngstown protestors plan to hold their ground
• Quick-striking ’Jacks top Phantoms
• Recession lessens collections at some churches
• YSU women fall to WVU in opener
• Penguins seek upset at North Dakota St.
• Food bank in Valley gets grant to expand
• Ashen Ward looks to be team leader
• Springfield PD to raise funds for canine unit
• Niles, Weathersfield plan joint purchases
• METRO DIGEST || Town-hall meeting to focus on bullying
• Snack alternatives at Harding
• 2nd Liberty apartment complex fire suspicious, officials say
• Labor Department probing Erie police weekend work rules
• Canton investigates if retiree workers overpaid
• Man found dead in tent at Occupy Salt Lake site
• Mexico's top cabinet secretary dies in crash
• Bear attacks Pa. woman trying to save her dog
• Ohio soldier recalls children burned in Iraq
• DailyBUZZ: Police Remove 'Occupy' Tent
• Va. nuke plant gets OK to restart
• Panel: Every child should get a cholesterol test
• Police say Ohio dad beat girl over alphabet lesson
• Ponderosa offers free food for veterans Monday
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• New Greek govt takes over, former banker at helm
• Stocks jump after Italy passes economic reforms
• Sheriff: Amish man’s beard cut in new Ohio attack
• Penn State trustees meet to begin recovery
• Breaking News: Police Take Down Occupy Tent; Protestors Say They Will Continue
• Occupy Youngstown protestors remain, tent gone
• Campbell schedules parent-teacher conferences
• Mo. man charged with cashing dead mother’s check
• Man, 64, hurt in drive-by pumpkin attack
• Police: Unarmed man shot inside own home
• Italian Senate approves economic reform bill
• Ground broken for Pa. Tuskegee Airmen memorial
• Snow showers possible today in Youngstown, milder for the weekend
• First Place Shares Fall to All-Time Low
• Occupy Youngstown Defies Police Order
• GM Lordstown Plans Weeklong Shutdown
• More Employers Looking to Hire Veterans
• Common Cause: Natural Gas Industry<BR>Spends $747 Million to Avoid Regulation
• Video: TEAM Office's Best Practices
• City Advances Dempsey Steel Cleanup
• Insurance Execs' Outlook Turns Pessimistic
• Foodstock music fest Saturday to benefit Second Harvest
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Tree-planting Saturday in Brier Hill
• Occupy group defies YPD
• Unanswered questions, scandal haunt PSU
• Ursuline’s Reardon steps down
• Performance Index ranks city district next to last in Ohio
• Fracking lobby money gushes forth in Ohio
• Penguins on the run
• A birthday to remember: Poland twins turning 11 on 11/11/11
• Sunshine didn’t stop 3 Phantoms from ice dreams
• Mooney hopes history repeats in Steubenville showdown
• Trumbull court finalizes adoptions
• Liberty trustees have special meeting Friday
• Obama administration urges new wilderness protections
• Purple Heart given to Ohio brother of WWII soldier
• Occupy Youngstown members mulling order from police chief
• Examiner suggests revoking Ohio funeral home license
• Ursuline’s Dan Reardon resigns
• Man sentenced for making threats against Boxer
• ‘Rock snot’ fears means salmon for native tribes
• NY gov’s ‘I am the government’ quote now ringtone
• BUZZ: The Financial Impact of Joe Paterno
• Group says much mercury released into the air
• Pa. US senators won't support Paterno for bid for prestigious medal
• Musical fundraiser Saturday in Warren
• Ohio high school reopens after bomb threats
• Man charged with killling Omarosa's brother enters insanity plea
• GOP hopeful Perry heads to Letterman
• UCF’s O’Leary: NCAA violations not systemic issue
• Cops: Man hid out at NY motel before killing owner
• Inmates with HIV sue Ohio over medical records
• Verizon brings faster 4G network to Mahoning Valley
• SAT cheating probe in New York expanded to ACT
• Rain and snow showers likely through Friday in Youngstown
• Paterno Fired, Penn State President Resigns; Students' Demonstration Erupts into Riot
• Lucy Goose Wine Venture Takes Flight
• Video: Curtain Up at Opera Western Reserve
• Brown Says Issue 2 Vote Good for 2012
• Depositions Begin in Patriot Water Case
• Tax Shortfalls Resulting in More Audits
• Ohio Launches 'Scene in Ohio' Website
• United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley News - November 1, 2011
• Survey: More than 600K Ohioans have no regular doctor
• Animal Welfare League benefit Thursday in Niles
• Largest Ohio county seeing dip in absentee ballots
• Pleasant weather through Wednesday in Youngstown
• Issue 2 Events to Draw Dems, Republicans
• Warren Business Exchange Earns Honors
• Team NEO Taps Chamber VP for JobsOhio
• Ohio man sentenced to 8 years in prison for 154-mph fatal
• Candidates night in Lordstown tonight
• Video: Good Reflects on Valley Projects
• Cortland Bancorp Earns $1.05M in Quarter
• Middlefield Banc Nets $1.08M for Quarter
• Akron-Canton Logs Busiest September
• Online Labor Demand Dips in October
• MCCT students open flower shop to public
• Howland grad to compete in Miss Ohio ’12 pageant
• Yoga for a Cure will benefit St. E’s breast care center
• YBPW names Miller Woman of the Year
• ‘Oz’ look-alikes: There’s no place like home for pets
• Repairs to roof at Covelli cost $21K
• October’s scary ending fails to spoil stock gains
• Mayoral hopefuls offer variety of experience
• Board candidates stress academics and accountability
• Kasich: Issue 2 helped with budget passage
• Candidate divisions heat up race for Campbell council chief
• Falls police face funding cutback
• Theft of game hens could cost Ark. sheriff his job
• Howland playoff game moved to University of Akron
• Yeager resigns as Niles football coach
• HALLOWEEN | Send us your Halloween pictures
• Prosecutor of Middle Eastern descent reaches settlement with his boss, Youngstown
• Harding football coach Rick Rios not retained after one season
• BUZZ: Chamber's Walt Good on New Post
• Libya names new prime minister
• US home video spending up for 1st time since 2008
• Federal officials charge western Pa. police chief
• Niles union ratifies tentative pact with school board
• Lawyers sum up their cases in Pa. corruption trial
• Ohio Parole Board rejects mercy for man who killed his 3 sons
• For now, don't try to call Aqua America
• FBI releases video, papers on Russian spy ring
• Town-hall meeting on Issue 3 tonight at Eastwood Mall
• Pa. teen struck while trick-or-treating dies
• Police say gunman kills self at Cincy bus station
• Angels for Animals open today to offer adoptions
• Ohio zoo: Quarantine testing won't start for weeks for surviving exotic animals
• 2-year-old girl fatally struck in western, Pa.
• Boardman 'pumpkin patrols' out tonight
• Ohio pastor apologizes for Halloween pamphlets
• Ohio hanging-man Halloween display a bit too realistic
• Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber loses econ development leader to JobsOhio
• Kasich to Rally State Issue 2 Supporters
• Companies Earn 'Emerging 200' Credential
• Town-hall meeting on Utica Shale drilling is Wednesday in North Jackson
• Trick-or-Treat forecast for Youngstown – Chilly with showers possible
• 'Scary' Numbers Today's Halloween Treat
• Boo Who? Americans Pick Scariest Jobs
• Video: Growth of Associated Credit Union
• Pending Home Sales Up from Year Ago
• U.S. Chamber Urges Ohio Tort Reform
• McDonough Launches Paramount Project
• WORTH A LOOK
• Valley Legacy Awards honor 5 for dedication to senior citizens
• J-M, Ridge set for rematch
• Same, sad story for Browns
• For 13 schools, it’s the second season
• Pittsburgh solves Brady, Patriots
• New NCAA spending rule will affect YSU
• Warren’s new school chief boosts alternative education program
• Creepy obsession
• City council candidates target crime, blight
• Boardman plans new fire station near mall
• Rayen backers unleash power of Web
• Jason Kokrak 5th at Tour Championship
• Agenda for ACTION
• Youngstown schools chief writes essay on need for new Rayen stadium
• Hundreds of South Side children get treats, meet police at Harvest Fest
• Valley ACTION leader to pro-voucher Kasich : Take your bus and shove it
• Gov. Kasich to speak at invitation-only rally in Valley for Issue 2 on Tuesday
• OHSAA football playoff pairings announced
• October snowstorm leaves millions without power
• Police arrest 50 in Halloween block party at Ohio University
• Jaimie L. Foster | Aaron J. Hochmann
• Traci Fuller | John Stephens
• Dr. Kimberly Sanchez | Dr. Jeffrey Monteith
• Brianna Groubert | Justin Fowler
• International Great Race will stop in Warren next year
• Rachel Bartolone | Eduard Frick
• Haley Joyce | Thomas Ivany
• Katie Wingard | Joshua Goodwin
• Lynn J. Veal | Kim N. Hines
• Heather Duck | Brian Waselich
• Rayen Stadium drive moves into high gear online; Tressel to help solicit funds this week
• Pamela Walko | Zachary Veres
• Kristen Hershey | Brian Schell
• A gift to the gifted: Youngstown student gratified by piano
• Penguins pummel Leathernecks
• Pilot of small plane injured in crash in Vienna
• Kokrak leads by 1 in Nationwide event
• Mooney soccer streak snapped
• Did brine well trigger 6 Mahoning Valley earthquakes?
• Canfield out-duels Mooney for title
• St. E’s Pink Glove video: a triumphant journey
• Mahoning Valley runners combat swampy, frosty feelings
• Plaque honors Brier Hill families
• Buckeyes stun No. 12 Badgers
• Local ‘Thrill the World’ event helps Canine Crusaders
• Crowning achievements highlight 71st homecoming weekend at YSU
• Holocaust educator to visit schools around Mahoning Valley
• 2 sides of Issue 2
• No need for Issue 2
• Try different digital antenna for improved TV reception
• What sacrifice at YSU?
• Demand for small-business loans slows
• Issue 2 Good for Us
• Light plane crashes today in Vienna; pilot injured
• 26th Mayor's Interfaith Breakfast set for Nov. 22
• Adopt a pet, celebrate Halloween Monday at Angels for Animals
• YSU beats Western Illinois 56-14
• YSU leads Western Illinois 56-7 after three quarters.
• YSU leads Western Illinois 42-0 at halftime
• YSU leads Western Illinois 28-0 after one quarter
• Warren golfer Kokrak at No. 1
• Youngstown candidates forum Tuesday at Davis Center
• Boardman's 'Pumpkin Patrols' ready to assist Halloweeners Monay
• Adrianne Longo, Daniel Carlson to wed in Dec.
• Ferko-Sonnett engagement is made known
• Heating assistance applications being taken
• Recovery Day event set at local church
• For Operation Christmas Child, pack your love in a shoebox
• Brookfield Fire annual fruit sale
• Lifeguard training at Boardman Y starts Tuesday
• Chase backs off debit card fees
• St. Louis takes the series with final 6-2 win
• Poland’s big plays too much for Canfield 21-7
• Campbell woman gets 30-day term in death of motorcyclist
• State of Alaska sues over Pebble Mine initiative
• 16-foot python found in Everglades had eaten deer
• Occupy Wall Street raises $450,000
• Calif. lawmaker says shoplift was misunderstanding
• San Diego police arrest 51 at Occupy protest
• Cleveland couple accused of giving away daughter
• Search for missing Va. autistic boy enters 6th day
• White to be fall color in Northeast this weekend
• South Pole evacuee recovering well after stroke
• TSA to fire worker who left note in bag with sex toy
• Police, Pa. farmer seek egg thieves
• Animal shelters say black dogs, cats languish
• BUZZ: Foreclosures Rise in Valley From 2010
• Campbell woman gets jail time, probation in vehicular-homicide case
• Dog survived gas chamber, up for adoption in NJ
• Philly seeks to prove pattern of priest pedophiles
• Pa. dad jailed for machete attack on son
• Police: Wash. man severed own arm with guillotine
• Stocks turned mixed after Thursday's rally
• South Pole evacuee doing well after stroke
• Nashville protestors issued misdemeanor citations
• Ohio police dashcam captures nearly topless speeder
• Obama lost many donors from '08 presidential race
• Dry in Youngstown today, then unsettled weather to start the weekend
• Cortland police seek man in abduction case
• Ohio attorney general: Child safety is top priority
• Ohio prof makes anti-Israel statement at speech
• Moliterno Leads OCC in 'Awkward Time'
• Video: Moliterno on Ohio Consumers' Counsel
• Farmers Reports Net Income of $2.37M
• Huntington Goes to MasterCard Debit Cards
• Oh Wow! Displays Volt, Talking Skeleton
• Ohio students protest racially based costumes
• Chamber Lauded for V&M Star Project
• Net Sales Up 22.1% at Stoneridge
• LOUIE TODAY: Alzheimer's researcher, Traficant filmmaker, zombie protest
• Wine tour to benefit Hubbard’s pool
• High tea set at historic house
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Mooney Cards control and advance
• Career-ending concussions and injuries in high school athletics
• East Side hayride more horrible than haunted
• Tonight's big games in Mahoning Valley
• S&P boosts outlook on Mahoning County debt
• Debunking the MVFC parity myth
• Madoff from prison: 'Now, I have no fear'
• Charlie Sheen’s new sitcom airing on FX in 2012
• Killer of San Antonio police officer executed
• 16 NY cops charged with ticket-fixing
• Medaled Iraq War veteran critically injured by police during anti-Wall Street protest
• BUZZ: Dow Hits 12K; New 'Oh Wow' Exhibits
• Austintown man pleads guilty to child-rape charges
• Howland bank robbber gets three years
• Ohio zoo fends off widow; exotic animals to be quarantined
• Mahoning commissioners award sewer contract
• Area Agency on Aging board session is Friday in Youngstown
• Slain Ohio soldier to get honor
• Boardman police looking for man who caused vandalism at car wash
• Revenue, admissions rise at UPMC in western, Pa.
• House Dems say GOP wants too many days off
• Boardman YMCA offers lifeguard classes next month
• Embarrassed Pa. 'victim' charged with making false report
• Boardman police investigating home burglary
• Testimony ends in Ohio teacher sex trial
• NCAA approves major scholarship changes at meeting
• Poor clerk first to win $1M in India game show
• West Branch school board has work session tonight
• CHS Posts $3.4B in Net Operating Revenues
• City Expanding Parking at Covelli Centre
• Ohio official nixes early voting in Montgomery County
• Mahoning County's credit rating revised to stable from negative
• Exotic animal tattoo fundraiser extended in Ohio
• YSU Ballistics Lab Aims to Aid Fireline
• Video: YSU Lab Tests Fireline's Composites
• Poll: Obama Unpopular, Still Wins Ohio
• Cold and damp in Youngstown today with rain and possibly a bit of wet snow
• Urban League to Honor Franklin
• Banks Losing Accounts Before New Regs
• YNDC Adds Green Jobs Training Program
• Retirement ceremony for old flags Sunday
• Free Medicare checkups Tuesday at Youngstown Sr. Center
• Interfaith Habitat house to be dedicated Friday
• New Castle man, teen charged in shooting at hunting cabin
• Butler North to be site of YMTA recital Sunday
• Home tour planned by Salem museum
• Youngstown's Lots of Green wins national recognition
• Youngstown fugitive arrested in Houston
• No costumes at Sunday harvest event
• Hermitage firefighter chargecd with assaulting co-worker
• Virtual U.S. embassy to reach out to Iranians by year's end
• Jason Kokrak begins Nationwide Tour Championship today
• Joe Kaluza opposes appeal of 50-year sentences of 2 who paralyzed him
• Americanized names now signaling possible terrorists
• Man with hidden body nixed polygraph
• Ex-Goldman Sachs board member pleads not guilty
• Strauss-Kahn lawyers seek records from NYC hotel
• Poland-Mooney girls soccer game postponed
• Rick Perry backtracks on Obama birth after GOP tongue-lashings
• Madoff, wife tried to kill themselves in wake of scandal
• Scientists to study American centenarians for keys to long, healthy life
• LISTEN: 5-year-old backs car into street, calls 911: "My mom's gonna be pissed"
• Oakland protesters vow to return to streets
• Free speech instruction sought in terror trial
• Flat tax renews fight on 'trickle-down economics'
• BUZZ: Inside YSU's 3-D Ballistics Lab
• Study: Rich get a lot richer, outpace the middle class
• Game 6 of World Series postponed by rainy forecast
• Public workers, retirees oppose RI pension revamp
• Man thought to be Gacy victim found alive in Fla.
• Obama announces help for student loan borrowers
• Pa. Senate begins debate on school vouchers bill
• Lorenza Barnette likely to spend rest of his life in prison
• Report: Asian-Americas grow beyond coastal hubs
• College prices up again as states slash budgets
• Coroner: Amy Winehouse died from drinking too much alcohol
• Pa. firm teams with New Mexico firm to treat frack water
• Ohio lakefront owners want state to pay $600K
• Both Sides Claim Victory in Issue 2 Debate
• Consumer Reports Puts GM in Reverse
• Turnpike Lease Funds to Pay for Roads
• Video: Innovative Teacher's Lesson Plans
• Crash closes one side of I-70 near Columbus
• Oakland tense after police, protesters clash
• Damp in Youngstown today, then cold with rain tonight and Thursday
• Ohio Still Feels Effects of Great Recession
• Region's Jobless Rates Drop in September
• Building Owner Bows to Design Review
• Drug Take-Back Day Set for Saturday
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Steak fry will be cancer society benefit
• Mahoning Valley jobless rate falls to 2008 levels
• YSU boots Deonta Tate off team
• Attorney: Suspend Trumbull CSB workers in toddler rape case
• South Range comes to sad, sudden end of season
• Japan tsunami debris floating toward Hawaii
• 5 NYPD officers arrested in gun-smuggling sting
• YSU LB Deonta Tate no longer with team
• US military deaths in Afghanistan at 1,700
• Jury recommends life sentence for convicted killer Lorenza Barnette
• BUZZ: Poll - Margin Grows Against Issue 2
• Expert Jack Hanna urges tough Ohio rules for exotic animals
• Driver pleads not guilty in Ohio hayride crash
• Pa. gov.: Turzai liquor bill 'the place to start'
• Defense cites sexual abuse in home invasion trial
• Prosecutor looking into Ohio foster boy's death
• Police arrest 75 protesters at Oakland’s City Hall
• Police: Woman killed 4 in SC for insurance money
• Deal expected to save Ohio Duke Energy
• Texas rapist appears to target sorority alumnae
• Surveillance video leads to 2 in school shooting
• Weekend OVI blitz nets 7 arrests in Boardman
• Veterans group schedules concealed carry class
• Report recommends commuter rail between Cleveland and Sandusky
• Feds may revive Ohio Turnpike leasing grant
• Sallie Mae’s Scholarship Search
• Ohio Supreme Court sets 2 execution dates for 2013
• Chesapeake Secures Utica Drilling Rights
• Brown, Ryan Push China Currency Vote
• Canfield trustees meeting moved to Wednesday
• Mahoning Valley's unemployment numbers in Sept. lowest since recession
• Video: News Conference at Venture Plastics
• Fact-Checking Health Insurance Rate Hikes
• Lane Funeral Acquires Anstrom-Velker
• Beautiful day in Youngstown today, then rain returns for mid week
• Summit Exec to Speak on Collaboration
• Consumers Balking at Higher Prices
• Kent, YSU, Akron Join in College Prep
• Reaia Winston | Mark Carrigan
• Deborah Blanch | Geoffrey Armbrecht
• Chelsea McGuire | Paul Ayers
• Meghan L. Best | Christopher Schmidbauer
• REUNIONS
• Church is selling soup by the quart
• Texas scores 2 in 8th for win
• Petition problems keep man off ballot
• 3 levy issues to be decided in Austintown
• Carving out a place to belong
• Poland district faces ‘worst’ forecast
• Port feels pretty well after 2nd surgery
• Deficit for 2012 pegged at $1.9M
• Poland schools expected to be in fiscal caution
• OSHP seizes $100K of suspected cocaine on Ohio Turnpike
• BUZZ: Company Exec Says 'Pass China Bill'
• Lease agreement allows for Utica Shale drilling in Mahoning, Columbiana counties
• PSU president sounds hopeful about state funding
• Housing seminar is Thursday in Boardman
• Valley gas prices going up
• Philly casino plans expansion
• Trial begins for former Ohio teacher on sex charges
• Pa. men indicted on federal gun charges
• Waterline replacement closes Youngstown West Side road
• Ursuline Center sponsors jobs program
• Lane acquires Anstrom-Velker Funeral Home
• Internet Opens Boxes for Entrepreneurs
• IRG Finds Profits in Old Industrial Spaces
• Ohio Manufacturing Jobs Hold Steady
• Video: Cafaro on Redistricting, Issue 2
• Used-Car Prices to Drive New-Car Sales
• Too Sick to Work or Playing Hooky?
• Another wet day in Youngstown today, then sunshine and mild on Tuesday
• Katie Reardon | Collin Lawson
• Opera Western Reserve to Present Tosca
• 'Women Hand in Hand' for 25 Years
• Jennifer Spadin | Stanley Dombeck III
• Immacolata De Rosa | Carlo A. Garofalo
• WORTH A LOOK
• St. John’s will sell homemade haluski
• Ohio split on value of collective bargaining
• Marathon Man
• Rangers stymie Pujols, Cardinals
• Pavlik-Loew future in limbo
• 1,100 levies seek new taxes on Ohio ballots
• Harvest event aims to cultivate a culture of healthful choices
• Schools’ financial outlook improves
• Shining brightly
• Group plans to build South Side fish farm
• Flu season begins mildly in Valley
• Youngstown Peace Race results
• UPDATE: Loew: Pavlik told me I'm still his trainer
• ATV accident in Mahoning Township seriously injures 1
• Steelers make history in easy win over St. Louis 32-20
• Western Reserve Road near I-680 remains closed
• Man threatens Salem Circle K clerk with knife during robbery
• Family dinner marks 50th for the McMurrays
• Calcagnis’ 65th joins family at Canfield dinner
• Family honors Sciortinos’ 60th
• Loved ones mark Kemeskys’ 65th at dinner party
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Pillars will support Stambaugh with annual fashion show
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Ohio budget cutbacks trigger 1,100 local tax issues on Nov. 8 ballot
• Dull Browns edge sloppy Seahawks 6-3
• YSU Homecoming week is filled with appetizing events
• Moroccan claims victory in 37th Peace Race, but 1,600 runners win big
• Trailer overturns on Ohio hayride, injuring 28; driver had open alcohol containers
• Valley residents graduate from basic training
• 4 health fairs planned for veterans
• Ryan Alford of Fredonia now fire specialist
• Big halftime lead lifts YSU past Red Flash
• Utica Shale gas drillers primed to dig in Mahoning Valley
• Speaker tells Mahoning Valley men to lead fight against domestic violence
• Youngstown State Athletics Hall of Fame class of 2011
• Boardman’s Hadley wins D1 district crown; Howland’s Sutton is second
• Zombies of all sorts crawl out for really ghoul time in Youngstown
• Maplewood’s Shamrock blossoms on CC course
• Campbell Group: Block Watch meeting a success
• Freezer on the fritz spoils Lawrence County center’s breakfast plan
• Phantoms’ rally comes up short
• ARMED FORCES DIGEST
• Cards flying high
• Public can see plans for Lawrence County bridge project
• Merlo sworn in on Niles council
• Senate Bill 5/Issue 2: How did we get here?
• A stadium is an investment
• GM Lordstown natural choice for diesel version of the Cruze
• Hubbard's Jeff Yocum among 10 recognized before NASCAR race in Kansas
• Men perpetuate domestic violence by what they teach their sons
• YSU beats St. Francis 49-23
• Watch local sky-ballers play Sunday morning on TV
• YSU leads St. Francis 42-16 after three quarters
• YSU leads St. Francis 42-3 at halftime
• Denver couple to wed here on New Year’s Eve
• Melissa Morris, Ryan Mancini to wed in December
• Gina Austrino plans marriage to Steven Peddicord
• Green-Johnson wedding plans are announced
• Shellie Sabel plans to marry David Duchek
• YWCA fundraiser will help women
• Bubba's owner pleads guilty to starving the pup to near-death
• 5 new citizens naturalized Thursday in Youngstown
• Ursuline beats rival Cardinal Mooney 25-21
• Mahoning Valley veterans pleased and leery of impact of US pullout
• Spartans lose at McKinley 41-20, share Fed title
• Trumbull CSB to public: Reserve judgement on toddler's rape
• Lawsuit over slots may slow horse racing plans for Ohio
• YSU set to take the field by Storm
• Girard thumps LaBrae 50-0
• Niles schools chief speaks out against School Choice Bill
• Ghost or no ghost? Debate continues over Austin cabin
• Hubbard wins AAC White title, beats Struthers 22-13
• Phantoms return today in Ann Arbor
• On Target reaches out to Canfield students through hunting, shooting
• Campbell council rejects paying off loan early, fearing penalties
• 3 men plead innocent to impersonating officers
• Mahoning Valley cancer survivors recall struggles, hope
• Today’s entertainment picks:
• Groupon: swift rise, bigger fall
• Religious bigotry dogs Romney
• Weekend exercise at air base to include sirens, explosive sounds
• Warren man indicted for Social Security fraud
• DailyBUZZ: Ohio Jobless Rate Holds;<BR>Panera's Local Kitchen Expands
• Man surrenders to police in Boardman arson case
• Ohio unemployment figures remain unchanged from August
• UPDATED: Obama to pull all troops out of Iraq
• Mahoning County welcomes new citizens
• Chamber event Nov. 1 focuses on career advancement, enhancement
• InfoCision offering sign-on bonus
• Local government collaboration roundtable discussion is Thursday in Liberty
• 910th Airlift Wing conducting exercises this weekend
• Police probe city's 17th homicide
• PNC moving its Youngstown HQ
• September Home Sales Up, Down in Region
• 'Great' Sign for Area, Affirmation of Bailout: Officials React to Diesel Cruze Decision
• Ohio Adopts Racetrack Transfer Rules
• Manilow Sings Profit for Covelli Centre
• Video: W3's Moyer on Financial Freedom
• KeyCorp Nets $229M for Third Quarter
• A few showers possible today in Youngstown, then much nicer for the weekend
• Huntington Earns $143.4M in 3rd Quarter
• Mill Creek Park roads to close for Sunday's Peace Race
• Kelli A. Marginian | William E. Dickey III
• Angela Eusanio | Dr. David Roncone
• Shred your personal documents Saturday in Boardman
• Breakfast to benefit Angels for Animals
• Banquet to honor volunteers
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Afternoon of the Arts Saturday at Boardman Y
• Alcohol, cigarettes' affect on fetus limit evidence in Zorger homicide case
• Watkins requests probe of CSB over child-rape case
• Fitch’s Jenkins running to history
• Phantoms riding four-game win streak
• Zorger pleads guilty in crash that killed fetus, another woman
• YSU chief asks colleagues to take voluntary furloughs
• Peace Race on Sunday to feature new starting point for 10K race
• Brian Marrow answers the call at YCS
• Track transfer closer to gate
• Relative: rumors in Donofrio disappearance untrue
• PNC Bank to Move to City Centre One
• BUZZ: Diesel Cruze Coming to Lordstown
• GM Lordstown to Build Diesel Cruze
• Harness-racing track in Austintown put on fast track
• Canfield Superintendent Dante Zambrini retires
• Lordstown to get diesel Cruze: Graham
• Johnson Blames 'Environmental Extremists' For Baard Energy's Failure to Build Plant
• LindenPointe eCentre Opens in Hermitage
• NILCO Buys Canfield Manufacturing Inc.
• Unconfirmed reports: Gadhafi captured or dead
• Southbound Route I-680 still closed after accident
• F.N.B. Reports Net Income of $23.8M
• PNC Earns $834M in Third Quarter
• Stadium Project Links Athletics, Academics
• Video: Macklin Discusses $3 Stadium Project
• Occasional showers will persist in Youngstown today, some sun for the weekend
• Athena Forum Looks at Career Enhancement
• Unconfirmed reports say Moammar Gadhafi captured
• Health ministry day planned for Oct. 29
• No special prosecutor needed in child rape case at CSB, Prosecutor Watkins says
• Mooney shows its muscle
• Campaign aims to raise $3M for Rayen Stadium
• Popo Salinas now top-ranked 16-year-old boxer in U.S.
• Report: Weak bridges span Mahoning Valley
• Brandi Brown named Horizon POY
• Cards get 1st win in a pinch
• Mahoning Valley restaurants cook up recipes for survival
• Youngstown council OKs $17,500 for VXI shuttle
• Phantoms, winners of three in a row, host Cedar Rapids tonight
• Canfield tennis duo has plan for state tourney
• Residents, lawmakers oppose turnpike plan
• Austintown teens address dating violence
• Campbell council wary of fracking-waste disposal well
• Bravo Company called to duty
• NBA talks resume Thursday
• 2 more kids in protection in Philly basement abuse case
• BUZZ: Renovating Rayen Stadium; <BR>John Lewis' Impact on Students
• Lindsay Lohan jailed
• Newton Falls man faces charge of vehicular homicide
• Newport Neighbors encourage folks to attend Jobs and Strong Communities meeting Thursday
• PNC reports net income of $834 million in third quarter
• Williams sentenced to 31-years-to-life in slaying, shooting
• Jury returns guilty verdict in Barnette case
• Track Transfer Decision Expected Soon
• Civil Rights Leader, Now a Congressman, Steadfast in His Message of Nonviolence
• Police question 'person of interest' in connection with Sunday slaying
• Rain likely later today, tonight in Youngstown; showers lingering through Friday
• Video: Lewis on the State of Black America
• Maiden’s Trust Donates $450K to YSU
• RTI to Acquire UK Aeromet Division
• Parker Net Income Hits Record High
• Eastern Gateway Sessions Target LPNs
• Big game hunt in Ohio: Exotic animals on the loose near Zanesville
• Campaign for new Rayen Stadium kicks off
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Paint for Peace art show announced
• Win over SIU saves season, lifts confidence
• 15 Mahoning Valley schools earn honors
• Study: Concessions saved taxpayers $1B
• YSU men picked for seventh in Horizon
• Boardman moves up in Division I
• US Rep. Lewis, veteran of bloody civil rights clashes, visits East High
• Poland and Salem advance with sweeps
• Figueroa acquitted in 2010 slaying
• Cardinals, Rangers begin Fall Classic
• Struthers woman punches mom, spits on cop, damages police station, police report
• Moviemaker removes YouTube trailer for Valley-made Norway massacre film
• Harding strikes first, but Howland gets win
• Trumbull Commissioner Heltzel injured in crash
• Kitten found in Austintown, severely abused with BB gun
• Cincy financier Carl Linder Jr. dies at 92
• BUZZ: Civil Rights Leader Urges Nonviolence
• St. E's in Youngstown begins renovation project
• Jury convicts Dreon Williams of 2010 murder in Campbell
• Raiders acquire Carson Palmer from Bengals
• Oh Wow! has special event on Thursday
• Tax break proposed for small Cleveland music clubs
• $269 stun-gun verdict to cost Pittsburgh $62,000
• Figueroa acquitted today in murder trial
• Students to ride Ohio coasters for psych class
• Complete SB 5/Issue 2 ballot details in Wednesday's Vindicator
• Fla. woman shocked by $200K cellphone bill
• ICE deports record number of immigrants in fiscal year
• Ohio State forecasts big jump in crop costs
• Opponents dominate meeting near Toledo on Ohio Turnpike leasing
• Town-hall forum set Wednesday in Boardman on Ohio Turnpike privatization
• Ohio man's trial starts for strangling his grandmother
• Trust donates $450,000 to YSU for scholarships
• Trumbull Commissioner Paul Heltzel injured in car crash
• Planck, Natural Gas In; Baard, Coal Out
• 40 Under 40 Awards Show 'Brain Gain'
• Video: Anderson on Brain Drain, Brain Gain
• Boardman Teachers Union Blasts Issue 2
• Final Schedule Announced for Shale Event
• Deloitte Consumer Spending Index Plunges
• Tech Jobs to See Highest Salary Hikes
• MCTA Receives Ohio Auditor’s Award
• Candace Ott | Aaron Brady
• Bonnie J. Wathen | Matthew T. Roeding
• REUNIONS
• Halloween event will help save pets
• Making a Difference
• Browns fumble Hillis injury
• Dragons slay tourney rival
• Prosecutor remembered by colleagues
• Teacher: Issue 2 not good for students
• Author’s book based on Greek folktales
• Wilson positions himself for run
• Nominees announced for region’s 40 Under 40
• Victim had lengthy record
• Boardman Township: Officials unveil financial database
• Video lottery terminals on a fast track
• Vacant house fires keep Youngstown firefighters busy
• Youngstown City Council committee meets Tuesday
• Trumbull County deputies investigating man for soliciting sex with minors
• 3-year-old girl falls from Youngstown West Side apartment window
• First Night Youngstown admission buttons unveiled Tuesday
• Federal judge: No pepper spray used in Ohio youth lockups
• Youngstown police chief is speaker at neighborhood meeting Tuesday
• Vincent E. Gilmartin, former Mahoning Co. prosecutor, dies at 83
• Boardman teacher says Issue 2 silences educators
• Murder suspect's fiancee provides alibi
• Ohio Dems give GOP deadline to deal on a new map
• DailyBUZZ: $6B Baard Project in Jeopardy
• KSU student found dead in dorm
• Warren girl reported missing found dead in N.C.
• Wireless company owner in Ohio pleads guilty to tax fraud
• Gas prices in Valley on the rise
• Plumbing and pipefitting career session scheduled
• Speakers set for Utica & Natural Gas Conference
• Machine shop damaged after RG Steel fire
• Valley's '40-under-40' list announced
• Eight departments respond to RG Steel fire
• Occupiers Maintain Central Square Vigil
• Lynd Links 'Occupy' with 'Solidary of Time'
• Nominees Selected for 40 Under 40 Awards
• Chase Names Johnston to Valley Post
• Strollo Named Director of Farmers Banc
• Speaker to Address 'Greening of Business'
• Casey Commentary: Get Tough on China
• Miss Williams, Mr. Christmas plan Nov. rite
• Kocanjer-Carano wedding plans are announced
• Mr. Kimmel, Miss Widmann set Nov. nuptials
• WORTH A LOOK
• Recognizing addiction is program subject
• Boardman trustees to begin work on 5-year plan
• Equine drive
• Canfield school-board candidates talk issues
• Indy 500 winner Dan Wheldon killed in 15-car wreck in Las Vegas
• Steelers hold off pesky Jaguars
• YSU’s goal: extend its roll
• Browns flop on special teams
• Next for Kokrak: PGA
• Hubbard library learns benefits of joining network
• Warren police probe slaying
• Applied technology
• Operations cease at ex-Liberty conversion schools
• Boardman trustees to begin work on 5-year plan
• Raiders honor Davis with 24-17 win over Browns
• Warren’s Kokrak wins Nationwide event
• Indy 500 winner Wheldon dies after massive crash in Vegas
• 2 Canfield school board candidates offer their views
• Operations suspended at 2 former Liberty conversion schools
• Steelers hold off pesky Jaguars, 17-13
• 50th anniversary of Ciarniellos is party occasion
• Bedas and family celebrate couple’s 65th anniversary
• 60th anniversary gathers family of Mr., Mrs. Fassos
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Ebony Lifeline will induct 13 into HOF
• YFWC plans luncheon as scholarship fundraiser
• MASONIC GROUPS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• Valley-made film produces outrage
• Second-half turnaround
• A plentiful protest
• High schools struggle to offer AP college courses
• Breakfast to call attention to domestic violence
• Ed Port to receive second surgery this week
• Warren’s Kokrak leads by 3 strokes in Miami
• Buckeyes rebound to upset Illini
• A night of first for the Phantoms in blowout win over Des Moines
• Pumpkin Walk
• Leaders bash bill to boost vouchers
• Marines return from Afghan service
• Jobs fair set at KSU Trumbull Campus
• Historic night in Youngstown
• Kinsman man receives award for conservation
• Warren officer charged with DUI
• Warren JFK dominates Western Reserve Academy
• Canfield doubles team is state-bound
• Sculptor is inspired by geometry
• Poland is runner-up; JFK golfer medals
• Sabres beat Penguins 3-2
• 70-plus arrested in NYC Occupy Wall Street protest
• About 300 attend Occupy Youngstown rally downtown
• 4 disabled adults found locked in Pa. basement
• Home invader killed in Pittsburgh suburb
• Marine reservists return home after stint in Afghanistan
• Occupy Youngstown Draws Crowd Downtown
• Fort Bragg soldier from Ohio dies in Afghanistan
• Film shot in Mahoning Valley produces outrage
• Police make arrest in attempted robbery of Newton Falls store
• Buckeyes bounce back, upset No. 16 Illini, 17-7
• Poor decisions shadowed suspect in salon shootings
• YSU beats Southern Illinois 35-23
• Ohio man wins first pitch at a World Series game
• String of fires set in NE Ohio remains unsolved
• AP: US drops keeping troops in Iraq
• Ohio bankruptcies down, but economy is not improving
• Ohio court ruling makes 2012 elections uncertain
• YSU leads Southern Illinois 28-23
• Warren YWCA hosts basketball tourney, career fair Oct. 22
• YSU trails Southern Illinois 17-7 at halftime
• Campbell knocks off Girard 42-35
• House of Hope now a den for thieves
• Boardman clinches tie for Federal League title
• Death sentence upheld in YSU student’s slaying
• Warren activist targets safety for small children
• Benyo scores three touchdowns as W. Reserve beats Wellsville 49-7
• Justice stresses importance of family, education at local NAACP fundraiser
• Howland defeats Niles to win AAC Red Tier
• Phantoms double up Bucs in home opener
• Girl Scouts celebrate centennial
• Foul odor generates big bucks at Struthers treatment plant
• Mother recounts struggles with her son’s Asperger’s
• Fracking ban is unlikely, reps say
• ITCL roundup: Springfield beats Mineral Ridge 49-19; Crestview routs East Palestine 65-17; Columbiana beats United 27-7; South Range beats Lisbon 35-8; McDonald knocks off Jackson-Milton 28-14;
• Lakeview defeats Struthers 48-14
• Mooney stomps Akron SVSM 41-21
• Maggie O’Reilly plans marriage to Drew Pitzer
• Lianna DiPasqua, Curt Walton set Nov. nuptials
• Libyan capital sees first big firefight in months
• Park owners let crowds remain
• Warren's Kokrak still No. 1 after Day 2 of Nationwide
• BUZZ: Retail Sales Boost; iPhone Draws Lines
• GOP rivals raise millions this quarter
• Obama pulls plug on part of health overhaul law
• Bill would require Ohio lawmakers be drug-tested
• Case Western announces largest-ever gift
• Murder charges filed in salon massacre
• US court: No immigration checks at Alabama schools
• UN says death toll in Syrian uprising tops 3,000
• Slain Pa. officer was shot in arm, head, abdomen
• Watchdog finds fault with Ohio wildlife agency
• Delay of NYC park cleanup heartens OWS protesters
• Appellate court upholds conviction of Bennie Adams for '85 murder
• Historic Newton Falls building damaged by Sept. fire will be restored
• UAW 1112 has fundraising dinner today in Warren
• Buyers camp out to purchase new iPhone 4S
• Barbie drives 6 percent rise in Mattel net income
• Cat settles into Ohio woman's dashboard
• Shredded iceberg lettuce may contain harmful bacteria
• City man indicted on murder of Jack Manigault
• Retail sales rose strongly in September for autos
• Occupy Youngstown Pledges Peaceful Event
• P-16 Partnership Honors Schools, Benyo
• Watchdog: Air traffic controller errors rising
• Labor, Dems Blast Romney's Remarks
• Video: UAW's Green on Romney's Remarks
• Trumbull County organization gets state grant to promote traffic safety
• ODOT begins ramp work in Austintown on Monday
• Ohio district proposes shorter school week
• Gasser Ad Campaign Gets Top Award
• YBPW Names Miller Woman of the Year
• WYSU-FM Fall Fund Drive Starts Oct. 18
• City OKs Tax Break for Coronado Steel
• YSU Women’s Club plans fall reception
• Brier Hill plaque project completed
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Valley Dems rebuke Romney for anti-bailout stand
• City police to ramp up patrols on South Side
• Boardman-Fitch lose to Mother Nature
• County officials oppose privatizing turnpike
• Jumping for heart health
• Closing arguments next week in murder trial
• Conn. man convicted in '07 slaying of Greenville, Pa., native
• Police say foster boy left behind at Browns game
• Cincy St. gets donation honoring civil-rights leader
• Poland-East football postponed until Friday
• Austintown road closing set for Monday
• Mahoning commissioners oppose bill to privatize Ohio Turnpike
• No charges, yet, against Seattle ‘superhero’
• Panel: Educators in scandal should lose licenses
• Hedge founder gets 11 years in prison in insider trade probe
• Loughner returned to Missouri to resume treatment
• BUZZ: Step Forward for Coronado Expansion
• Businesses reopen after Ala. immigration protest
• Not-guilty plea entered in slaying of Ohio athlete
• Drought hampers wildlife reproduction
• Coronado Steel Co. gets tax abatement
• Nevada IHOP, scene of shooting rampage, to reopen
• Officers plead not guilty in corruption sweep
• Denver settles Democratic convention arrest suit
• DA: Man who killed officer made police threats
• Warren's Kokrak is early leader at Nationwide event
• Occupy Youngstown Voices Local Issues
• Fundraising event tonight at steel museum
• Man sought in Newton Falls robbery
• Valley Foreclosure Rate 4.67% in July
• Brown Seeks Benchmarks in Trade Deals
• Video: Wind Turbine Supply Chain
• Donations Requested for Idora Fish Farm
• Steel Museum Friends to Hold Fundraiser
• Police: Wanted woman gave wanted sister’s name
• CFO Optimism Falls as Economy Worsens
• Marine Sculpture at Kent Trumbull Library
• Inmate serving life term to stand trial in beating
• More than a dozen hurt when train hits car this morning
• Mild with rain developing today in Youngstown, then cooler with showers
• Top Chef Dinner seeking competitors
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Holocaust victim will attend premiere of drama at Victorian Players Theater
• Occupy Youngstown to target Wall Street and state Issue 2
• SIU’s season mirrors the Penguins’
• Lakeview rallies for win and league title
• Gate opens fast, wide for 2012 sheriff race
• South Range Raiders make history in Poland
• Widespread Panic singer returns home to Ohio
• Many city students score better than those who fled
• MCCTC seniors use high-tech tools, old-school creativity in video ads
• Work on state Route 11 ramp in Austintown begins Monday
• Group: Domestic violence law repeal affects safety
• Help find missing Boardman man
• DailyBUZZ: UAW, Chrysler Reach Deal
• Oil price fluctuates around $86 per barrel
• Ohioan gets 35 years for robbing Ind. casino winners
• Popular Texas state park a ‘moonscape’ after fires
• Flooded Vt. town struggles to ID cemetery remains
• New roads post-storm make New Orleans cycling city
• Openings begin in NYC trial for ex-Soviet officer
• Stuttering NJ college student told not to speak
• Navy marks 11th anniversary of USS Cole attack
• Colo. mom accused of letting 9-year-old girl drive
• Alabama Hispanics protest new law on immigration
• Chopper that crashed in NYC had just been in shop
• Police: NM woman put ad on Craigslist to buy pot
• Attorney: Airline attack suspect to plead guilty
• Va. man allegedly worked for Syrian intelligence
• Mahoning/Shenango Planned Giving Council Lauches 'Leave a Legacy' Campaign
• Visiting nurses schedule health screening
• Greene announces he’s running for Mahoning County sheriff
• Tennessee lawsuit claims VA negligent in suicide
• U.S. Senate Passes China Currency Bill;<br>Ryan Urges GOP to Schedule House Vote
• Warren Business Groups Boost Downtown
• Moody’s Upgrades Huntington Senior Debt
• US aims to punish Iran for Saudi envoy plot
• Showers, cool temperatures today in Youngstown
• Chrysler, UAW agree on new contract
• Detroit police impound suspected mobile strip club
• Gacy victims exhumed to ID them
• Regional Airport Unveils Security Scanner
• Video: TSA Demonstrates New Technology
• CEO Confidence Takes Nosedive
• Smartphones, Tablets Increase Digital Traffic
• Trap planned for wayward western Pa. gator
• Man robs Knights of Columbus on Columbus Day
• Man indicted on charges he firebombed tavern
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Hispanic heritage will be celebrated
• Wolford, players remain on task
• MetroParks board tries to ease fracking fears
• Mahoning, Trumbull retain majority in new 13th District starting in 2013
• East Palestine gets best of M. Ridge in rematch
• Prosecutor’s office gets criticism from relatives of victim
• Special night all ’round for the Tigers
• Attorneys: Reprimand should be heard
• BUZZ: RG Steel Returns to Near Capacity
• Trial starts in Detroit in airline attack case
• Wall Street protests to target NYC millionaires
• V2 Wine Bar & Trattoria Opens Downtown
• Hospitals Practice Acquiring Practices
• September Vehicle Sales Up 21% in Valley
• EGCC Enrollment Up in Mahoning County; Community College Needs Classrooms
• 3 Ill. teens charged in deaths of friend’s parents
• Beautiful weather comes to an end in Youngstown as rain settles in
• Video: Ryan's View of Occupy Wall Street
• YNDC Gets $70K Garden Grant
• Police: Man raped woman, killed her uncle
• Pa. trial lifts curtain on forced labor in US
• Inmate guilty of manslaughter, not murder
• Most Workers Don't Want Boss's Job
• Collaboration Conference Set for Thursday
• October wedding for Miss Adams, Benjamin Reed
• Dayna Vivacqua, Joseph Revetti plan to marry
• Miss Higham, Mr. Drayo to wed in November rite
• Allison Aracich | Christopher Hintosh
• Julie Mayer | Shaun Toth
• REUNIONS
• Story time, Ask the Nurse scheduled
• Omarosa speaks on slaying of brother
• Boy’s 4-H pig bought, donated to Rescue Mission
• Cardinal Mooney girls soccer wins 3-2 over Canfield
• Chief Foley remains determined to curb gun violence in the city
• Ron Knight takes charge of officials
• WR is the new No. 1 in Div. VI
• Mike Stoops fired as Arizona coach
• Mike Stoops fired as Arizona coach
• Ohio Amish leader: Beard-cutting religious matter
• Fla. killer of mom, 2 kids to be executed Nov. 15
• Airline attack suspect relying on lawyer in court
• Double shooting on South Side
• Arab-American businessman allowed out of Qatar
• NM lake to be searched for sex-torture victims
• Crime spree suspect: I killed my father, 2 others
• BUZZ: V2 Restaurant Opens Downtown
• Seattle ‘superhero’ arrested, accused of assault
• 7 boaters survive 20 hours in Fla. waters; 1 dead
• Police back at home of Kansas City missing baby
• Woman gives birth after running Chicago Marathon
• Obama visits wounded service members
• The Vindicator is seeking families to speak out on SB 5
• Walmart to Expand Its Boardman Store
• Former St. Ed's priest resigns amid sexual misconduct charges
• YNDC gets $70,000 grant
• No Illusion: Guns N' Roses coming to Covelli; ticket sales Friday
• Stellar weather to start the week in Youngstown
• Occupy Protest Today at Ohio Statehouse
• Chevy Cruze Tops GM's Sales in China
• Video: 3 Minutes With Doug Stern
• Small Business Owners Downgrade Outlook
• Facebook Driving New-Vehicle Buyers
• Prosecutor to Speak at Joint Rotary Meeting
• Alpern Launches Web-based Radio Show
• Wedding planned for Chrissy Nau, Adam Chasko
• Jaime L. Filo, James M. Gillen plan fall wedding
• WORTH A LOOK
• Enjoy wine and cheese
• Wolford looks for answers in Year 2
• Second slaying in 2 days probed
• Victim’s aunt tries to grasp killer’s actions
• Oft-traveled student puts past in rearview mirror
• Grant funds to help reduce accidents
• Girl Scouts fight to keep camps
• Despite defeat, Ohio St. has hope in Miller
• Christmas comes to woods
• Steelers, Big Ben rebound with rout of Tennessee
• SB 5 foes take command in TV advertising campaign
• U.S. Marshals Most Wanted: Robert Edmiston
• Rapid rally helps Brewers take opener
• Health-care bill is a threat
• Brewers rally past Cardinals in NLCS Game 1
• Festival gets a jump on Christmas
• Game 2 of ALCS rained out
• Steelers, Big Ben rebound against Titans
• Federal funding to help reduce alcohol-related crashes
• Girl Scouts fight to keep camps
• SB 5 foes take command in TV ad war
• Goehring 50th celebrated with immediate family
• Surprise party marks Hierros’ 50th anniversary
• Davis 50th observed during family dinner
• The Shabellas observe 60th anniversary
• Fleshmans renew wedding vows on 52nd jubilee
• 50th observed by Klaciks in Austintown
• Restainos’ 50th is celebrated by family members
• Ruffings celebrate 50th anniversary at surprise event
• Nagys mark golden event at buffet dinner
• Hancock portrayal planned at meeting
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• FEDERATED CLUBS
• SENIOR MENUS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• YSU loses to South Dakota State 35-28
• YSU leads South Dakota State 28-21 after three quarters
• Pa. man convicted of 3rd-degree murder in stabbing
• Police arrest Ohio man after 4-hour standoff
• Ohio man tries to win space shuttle for state
• YSU trails South Dakota State 14-7 at halftime.
• Man found dead at Youngstown South Side home
• Ohio teen profits while impersonating pop singer Justin Bieber
• Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis dead at 82
• Betras, Husted Meet; Beelen Nominated
• Candidates forum is open to the public
• Legacy awards tickets available
• MGCY, MetroParks plan seminar
• Men from Mineral Ridge, Warren plead to gambling charges
• Flu shots in Niles next week
• YMCA youth leagues starting Oct. 15
• YFD wearing custom designed pink shirts this month
• MSWCD selling local bird seed, feeders, houses, bat condos, owl nestboxes
• Benefit to help family reunite
• 50-foot steel bridge stolen in New Castle
• YPD Lt. Kelty punished for false OT
• Belle Vista to be closed 2 weeks
• Rebels dominant up front
• Young Trumbull County parents face more child-sex charges
• Turnpike privatization study loses federal funding
• YSU defense seeks better outing
• Howland regroups, gets Poland in OT
• Witness describes torture at trial in double murder
• Book illustrators visit Poland elementary students
• East ‘has fun’ on O and D in blowout win
• Harding comes up one point short
• Youngstown cop shocks student after a disruption in cafeteria
• Flooding in yard, home irks couple in Canfield
• OSHP beefs up traffic enforcement in Warren Township
• PNC funds financial program for Valley preschool children
• Student shot with stun gun faces charges
• Warren man jailed on robbery charge at murder victims' home
• Beelen selected to serve on Mahoning County election board
• Acting Coitsville fire chief faces OVI charge
• Vegas jury finds Navy SEAL guilty in weapons case
• Army aviators in high demand on the battlefront
• DailyBUZZ: Turnpike Funds Revoked
• Clooney movie credits Michigan, skips Ohio
• Dems to pick candidate for county board of elections today
• US grant overturned on Ohio Turnpike lease study
• King: Feds happened upon American al-Qaida member
• Busch Stadium takes steps to remove squirrel
• Retired cardinal in abuse case to get medical exam
• US asks appeals court to halt Ala. immigration law
• NY hedge fund trader gets 3 years in prison
• Navy sailor pleads no contest in Conn. sex assault
• Probe into fatal Calif. dog mauling inconclusive
• Tennessee prison frees former death row inmate
• Feds yank funds for Turnpike privatization study
• Video Production Services
• Democrats, Followers Sign on to ‘Occupy’
• Video: Spokesman for 'Occupy Youngstown'
• Safety Issues Drive Anti-Issue 2 Bus Tour
• Chevy Cruzes in Rust-Resistant Mode
• Crime Stoppers Convenes Summit Oct. 11
• United Way, Marucci Partner for Cleanup
• Pittsburgh zoo expert to seek gator in reservoir
• Community college closing downtown Pittsburgh site
• Prescription Drug Drop-Off Oct. 29
• ValleyCare Honored for Cardiology Program
• Loaded gun found in Pittsburgh school backpack
• LOUIE TODAY: Janet Heimlich, Yoshi Fruchter and Debra Sweet
• Regular trash pickup Monday
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Pink Tie Affair has been canceled
• Phantoms return to action for one game tonight
• Paying tribute to the Apple of our eye
• NBA lockout affects local business
• Trumbull CSB policies to be reviewed after toddler raped
• Canfield improves to 18-1 after sweep of Poland
• Anti-SB 5 tour stops in Valley
• Junior Ryan Mosora has Brookfield rushing towards the playoffs
• Mann indicted in slaying of parents
• Ohio sheriff suspended pending outcome of charges
• A job is becoming a dim memory for many unemployed Americans
• Ex-student gets 6-month prison term in Ohio State bomb threat
• Excavating company donates time, equipment to clean up South Side property
• Mahoning grand jury indicts man in September homicide
• Warren woman faces charges for her pit bull's attack
• Mahoning sheriff's department gets traffic-safety grant
• Sheriff: Man believed to be Calif. quarry shooter dead
• Another report of bus driver ejecting mom, child
• Woman, 80, trapped between bed and wall for 4 days
• BUZZ: Organizing 'Occupy Youngstown'; <BR>'We Are Ohio' RV Rolls Into Town
• Children's ER concussion visits up 60 percent over decade
• Sprint to sell iPhone4, 4S with unlimited data
• Vegas jury reviews Navy SEAL weapons dealing case
• Jackson death investigator grilled by defense
• Ex-worker sues secretive US agency, alleging bias
• Rep. Ryan says Wall Street protests should ‘wake up’ Congress
• Free dental care Friday in Hubbard to first 100 adult patients
• New Mexico bodies' investigation turns high tech
• Louis Mann indicted on death penalty charges
• America lost high-tech industry jobs in 2010
• 'Occupy Youngstown' Organizes Protest
• Frangos Calls Criticism Unfair, False
• Warren Chase Building to Be Auctioned
• Friends Business Source to Open Store
• Video: CDC Association Convenes in Valley
• Walk to End Alzheimer’s planned
• Miss Shaner, Mr. Lewis plan Oct. wedding
• Plans announced for Hostutler, Campbell wedding
• Oct. 22 chosen for Miss Carnes, Mr. Greier to wed
• Jamie Serenko, Joseph Fairley to wed Oct. 22
• 'Google Team 2011' E-mail Is Scam
• Kent State Named Military-Friendly School
• Pennsylvania Slot Machine Revenue Up 7.4%
• Sunny and mild in Youngstown through the upcoming weekend
• LOUIE TODAY: Occupy Walk Street demonstrator; Editor Todd Franko
• Children's book giveaway at Saturday comic book show
• Troop 22 hosts sale
• Shockstrips — SOUND SAFETY
• Pledge would help dog pound expand
• Jury acquits Dionte Robinson of murder charges
• SDSU better than record might show
• Toussaint excels for Michigan as touches increase
• Pit bull attacks dog, is killed by Campbell officer
• Did Belinky, staff violate records law?
• Vinopal scores two in Mooney victory
• Seeds advance in D2 tennis
• ‘Sunkink’ blamed for derailment
• McDonald sweeps ITCL cross country championships
• A.C. Nielsen Jr. of TV ratings fame dies at 92
• VXI, Youngstown reach parking agreement
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies
• Wife who killed, cooked husband denied parole
• Sarah Palin will not run for president
• BUZZ: Private Hiring, Planned Layoffs Climb
• Slurring Michael Jackson talked about building children's hospital
• Final jury pool settled in underwear bomb case
• Third victim dies in Calif. workplace shooting
• Microsoft brings TV contest to Xbox
• Texas Gov. Perry raises $17M for GOP presidential nod
• 48 Cuyahoga County workers must choose between jobs
• Prisons' pork decision angers Ohio pig farmers
• Senate Dems rewrite a portion of Obama jobs bill
• Police: Quarry gunman may be tied to 2nd shooting
• Poll: 1 in 3 vets see Iraq, Afghan wars as wastes
• NH official: Husband killed wife who strangled son
• Civil rights leader Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth dies
• Ron Paul, GOP presidential candidate, raises $8M in 3 months
• Most Ohio union workers affected by insurance rule
• Officials concerned about drilling in Ohio forest
• Georgia Tech assaults lead to more police patrols
• NBA cancels preseason games
• Prodigal Creates ShaleComm Division
• Hagan Says Husted Practices Hypocrisy
• Humphries Appointed to Government Council
• Kansas City police hunt for clues on missing baby
• Giant fire burns 40 square miles in central Neb.
• Ohio Democrats Ask LaHood to ‘Question’ Using Federal Funds to Privatize Turnpike
• Video: Northside Renovates Telemetry Unit
• Powell’s Vinyl Siding Blamed on Hardships; Designer Promises New Plan for Building
• Brilex Industries Prepares to Grow Again
• Employee Health Costs Could Top $10,000
• YSU Faculty, Staff Unions OK Pacts
• Mild temperatures and sunny skies through the end of the week in Youngstown
• Megan’s Law offender reaches plea agreement
• Seized drug growing equipment donated in Pa.
• Defense questioning expected in corruption trial
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Apple butter fest Saturday at church
• EHS ceremony to honor two with awards
• With YSU pact OK’d, focus shifts to morale
• Sutton leads Tigers; Fitch’s Jenkins back
• YSU looking for defensive leaders
• Boardman’s push to get share of tax irks county
• Canfield, Girard and WR No. 1
• Health insurance to exceed $10,000 per employee in 2012, survey finds
• Barnette murder trial under way
• Phantoms counting on goalies
• Mega Millions and Rolling 5 winners last week in Trumbull County
• SUV misses curve on I-680 North
• Car slams school bus on Market Street in Youngstown
• Jury still deliberating fate of East Side man in 2010 murder
• YSU's educators OK pact with university
• Pa. electoral vote plan stirs passions at hearing
• Former Ohio judge gets 5 years in corruption probe
• Authorities says Ohio inmate committed suicide
• Stocks trim losses on hopes for Fed action
• Capitol Christmas tree chosen from Calif. forest
• Bernanke says economic recovery close to faltering
• BUZZ: Brilex Plans $6M Expansion
• Casey Anthony tells authorities she’s unemployed
• W.Pa. police officer charged with burglaries
• Judge won’t stop NYPD from busing protesters
• NJ Gov. Christie won't run for 2012 GOP presidential nomination
• Apple unveils new iPhone 4S today
• Pa.'s reported crimes fell 2.6 percent last year
• Abandoned Cleveland castle to become homes
• Youngstown police still have no ID for shooting victim
• Speaker presentation Wednesday at YSU is canceled
• DeBald Office Products Closes Its Doors
• Health care will cost everyone more next year
• Dann Scandal Returns to Haunt Betras
• ACE union at YSU OKs new pact
• Brilliant sunshine and warmer temperatures in Youngstown through mid week
• Rich Center Grad Becomes an Entrepreneur
• Video: Ribbon Cut at New Vacuum Store
• Conference Set to 'Rethink Way Forward'
• 'Eva Schloss Week' Honors Survivor
• Kent Trumbull, TCTC Link Pharmacy Tech
• Montana man faces sentencing for sex with Pa. teen
• Parents charged in infant’s death
• Poker room open at Erie casino before ‘grand’ opening
• Melone-Ferguson wedding planned for rose garden
• Amanda Kovach, Alex Perez set November date
• Kowach-Flood wedding planned for next August
• Miss Heitkamp to wed Mr. Neric in Oct. ceremony
• REUNIONS
• Senior citizens' meeting announced
• State rejects Betras’ elections board bid, calling Democrat leader ‘not competent’
• Details emerge in grisly slayings of couple
• Roethlisberger’s status is uncertain
• Western Reserve ranked second in state
• Wellington to retire at end of term next year
• Youngstown mayor to toughen housing code enforcement
• Sentencing for ‘Barefoot Bandit’ delayed to Dec. 9
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Police: Suspect admits killing parents
• BUZZ: Cruze Helps Boost GM Sales
• Officials: Mule deer attacked Idaho woman, rescuer
• New Middletown police investigate two burglaries
• Longaberger Co. opens store in Grove City, Pa., outlet mall
• UAW 1714, GM still working on local contract agreement
• Relative: Couple recovering from home bear attack
• One-stop schedules job orientation session
• Wheatland Tube workers ratify new contract
• Cruze sales hit 212,019 for year
• Secretary of state: Betras not competent to sit on elections board
• Stocks trim losses on pickup in manufacturing
• Body of Venezuelan ex-president going home
• Ohio moving death row to Chillicothe Correctional Institution
• Son of murdered couple to appear in court today
• Valley gas prices droop 10 cents
• Busy day today for Youngstown officials
• San Francisco dog owners hope to sway mayoral race
• Sunny, warm weather forecast to return to Youngstown by mid week
• Chamber to Members, Let's Network Lunch
• How General Motors Drove into a Ditch
• YSU Business College to Honor Alumni
• Video: Chamber's Gonda on Lunch Program
• Study Quantifies Impact of New Voting Laws
• Pa. government corruption trial enters second week
• Pa. governor to discuss Marcellus Shale industry
• Restaurant Performance at 13-Month Low
• 'Grow Ohio' Lowers Workers’ Comp Rates
• WORTH A LOOK
• 100 gallons of fuel spill onto I-80 in Austintown after crash
• Suspect in 2 Warren killings twice avoided prison time
• Search for missing owner of Avalon Gardens takes to the air
• Texans give Roethlisberger, Steelers the boot
• Pa. beer brews excitement in Ohio
• Artistic rendition
• Search for missing owner of Avalon Gardens takes to the air
• Kurt Busch pulls away for victory at Dover
• Hasselbeck, Titans upend Browns
• Will returnees help OSU?
• Artisans gather at 35th Oktoberfest
• Insect will kill most ash trees
• Hearing starts on sealing of Oakhill records
• Suspect in two murders twice avoided prison time
• Dozens rally to begin Nonviolence Week
• BofA website back to normal after outages
• Steady flow of patrons visit 35th Boardman Oktoberfest despite rain
• Leaders assail hatred at start of Nonviolence Week in Youngstown
• Harbaugh praises Youngstown after 49ers win
• Browns struggle in loss to Titans
• Roethlisberger injured in Steelers' loss
• Magistrate dismisses suit against housing authority over snow hazard
• Two-faced cat enters Guinness World Records book
• Member of Little Rock 9 to speak in Youngstown for Nonviolence Week
• Cuban writers to visit Valley for readings, workshops with high school students
• Ash borer invades Mahoning Valley, threatens to kill most of Ohio ash trees
• Warplane mistakenly bombs army post in Yemen, killing at least 30
• Ohio property appraisers often blamed for broken housing deals
• Quench your beer thirst with Yuengling sold in Ohio starting Monday
• Turnpike commission sues Va. man over serious injury to N. Jackson toll collector
• Court hearing is Monday on secrecy of records in dismissed Oakhill case
• Check out this $2M view Lake Milton Boat Club not buoyed by soaring land value
• Property owners question rapid rise in valuations
• Suspect held in Warren killings
• No ‘O’ in OSU: Sparty stuffs Bucks
• Despite slow start, Browns have sights set on Titans RB Johnson
• 12th annual harvest day celebration Families get their feet dirty
• ‘Close, but no cigar’
• Open house reveals evolution
• Putting Skills to Work
• County farm-foliage tour planned
• Board of Health to host rabies clinic
• Islamic Day events planned
• Dynamic duo helps lift YCS past Garaway
• A big business decision
• Pa. brew finally crosses into Ohio
• Skin reaction can be lethal
• GM should reward Lordstown with new version of the Cruze
• Is Kasich worth the $148,165?
• Extremist & Costly
• Simple & eloquent
• Fitch RB Mahone verbals to Notre Dame
• Search continues for owner of Avalon Gardens
• Michigan State defense stymies OSU
• Suspect nabbed in Warren double homicide
• What’s underlying cause of recent Valley quakes?
• Death penalty debate revived
• Valley family rides into past on historic Idora carousel in NY
• Mineral Ridge scores late to beat South Range
• LaBrae scores quick and beats Struthers 27-0
• Girard cruises past Hubbard 48-13
• Canfield defeats East 20-12
• California company to produce Ed Port documentary
• Harry Meshel returns home after surgery, health issues
• Evidence tossed in vehicular death case
• Warren parents charged in rape of 1-year-old daughter
• Poland holds off Northwest in OT, 42-41
• Ursuline falls to St. Edward 20-7
• Civil rights leader of 1960s sets Valley stop
• Promise of payment for tour with Manilow mellows YSO
• AFS exchange students feeling right at home
• Kids treated to library puppet show
• Falcon Pride Online is a learning alternative
• Poland sports briefs
• Ursuline Center hosts support group for unemployed
• Mettee resigns as Academic Distress Commission chairperson
• Ribbon cutting scheduled at Liberty park
• Boil alert issued for parts of Canfield
• BUZZ: Canfield's Business Corridor
• Judge grants bond to Pa. suspect in ’77 deaths
• Va. mosque has mixed reaction to al-Awlaki’s death
• Couple pleads innocent to raping 1-year-old baby
• Panera to donate for cancer cure
• Army Nurse Corps Association 2012 Memorial Scholarship Program
• H.B. 194 Foes Get Early Win with Petitions
• Windy and chilly with occasional rain likely through Saturday in Youngstown
• Legislators Visit Youngstown's Death Row
• Video: Execution or Life Without Parole?
• Chesapeake Reports Utica Drilling Results
• Chamber Breakfast Features Canfield Mayor
• Pending Home Sales Climb in Ohio
• BWC Eyes Rate Cut for Public Employees
• LOUIE TODAY: Prosecutorial missteps, dead puppy, Youngstown film and news of the day
• Campbell leads Boardman quest for a league title
• Health care hike, summer pay cap in YSU deal
• Boardman eyes share of county sales tax
• Girard volleyball team 13-3, ranked 13th in D3
• Phantoms hope to carry momentum from Fall Classic forward
• Small quake shakes Valley
• Hughes’ severance package tops $65K, including $38K for unused sick time
• Ashley Cuba nearing record for Pitt soccer
• Hearing set on sealing of Oakhill records
• Lakeview boys soccer team remains unbeaten
• Teen gets wish for space to hang with friends
• 49ers ready for Eagles on both sides of the ball
• Rally, parade to start Nonviolence Week
• Still no sign of missing business owner
• Coach Q&A: LaBrae’s Bill Bohren
• Renovation of Pollock House set to resume
• Perry is a Ponzi schemer
• ‘50/50’ deals with cancer with humor
• Pact will benefit Big Ag
• Quake epicenter was west of YSU, state says
• Yes, it was another small earthquake!
• Police: 3 soldiers admitted to Okla. home invasion
• Skakel lawyer leaves NY prison for halfway house
• BUZZ: Jobless Claims Drop; Ford to Add Jobs
• Attorney general’s office searches Howland dental office
• Costume parade, treat-or-treat at Autumn Fest
• Festa! dinner-dance to feature Disney vacation prize
• Hughes final check from the city exceeds $65,000
• Mahoning lags rest of the nation in wage increases
• Area ski resort reps to be at preseason party
• Boardman Oktoberfst is Sunday
• GM Lordstown Secures ‘Better Foothold’
• Upsides to Concerns Over China's Growth
• Ryan Reacts to Planned Parenthood Probe
• Video: Post Office Spokesman on Cutbacks
• Windy with showers, storms tonight in Youngstown, then rain and snow?
• YNDC Introduces Iron Roots Urban Farm
• Steel Imports Drop in August
• 10M More Jobless than Advertised Vacancies
• YSU, Faculty Reach Tentative Agreement
• Search continues for missing Youngstown restaurant owner
• YSU community has smashing good time to honor former professor
• City plans changes to save $349K
• Downtown Youngstown: ‘Eyesore’ scaffolding is removed from PNC
• Kiosk eases congestion at justice center
• WWII vet’s golf cart banned from streets
• Faculty union, administration reach a tentative agreement
• HMHP gets a $1.1M training grant
• Urban farm takes root
• Changing the culture
• Players easily adjust to camp-like conditions
• 49ers Feel At Home
• Lordstown leaders hoping approval drives expansion
• Cardinals, Rays earn wild cards on final day
• Howland stays unbeaten, clinches AAC American girls soccer title
• Amazon unveils Kindle Fire tablet
• American Legion Post 737, 16465 Milton Ave., Lake Milton; 330-654-5630
• Hagan’s insurance bill gets hearing
• Rules for farm kids
• Good Brother Earl is, from left, Paul Fitzsimmons, Dan Paolucci, David Throckmorton, Jeff Schmutz
• Guard describes scene in room where Jackson found
• No word if judge will release Anthony jail videos
• Jackson’s assistant recounts doctor’s urgent call
• Boardman schedules fire safety day
• DailyBUZZ: Local 1112 Approves GM Deal
• Judge lets key parts of Ala. immigration law stand
• Tenn. to free woman whose death term was commuted
• Youngstown group starts urban farm training facility
• YSU, faculty reach tentative pact
• 4 Oklahoma-based soldiers charged in home invasion
• Search for missing man continues near Mahoning River
• Local 1112 ratifies national agreement with GM
• Scaffolding - finally - gone off downtown landmark
• Congresswoman's accused shooter in court today
• APEC Event Looks at Industry in China
• '70s American hijacker arrested in Portugal
• Video: Chinese Autos Lack Brand Recognition
• Patriot Water, EPA to Study Permit Issues
• S.B 5 Gaining Support but Still Losing
• Persistent storm finally moves away as weather turns colder in Youngstown
• Free Parking Promotes McDonald's Game
• PNC Building Finally Free of Eyesore
• Home Prices Inch Up in Some MSAs
• KSU Hosts Entrepreneurship Extravaganza
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Western Mahoning Kiwanis meets today
• Man’s disappearance baffles family, police
• Girard, WR are No. 1 in ratings
• Springfield volleyball gets best of ITCL rival Mineral Ridge
• Youths will gather for Rosh Hashana services Thursday and Friday
• Klim triplets from Poland place in top 10
• Campbell Mayor VanSuch to face Jackson in Nov.
• After setback, Penguins try to move forward
• City schools, after state criticism, developing plan for ‘better gains’
• New data highlight retention problem
• Two stand for arraignment before county magistrate
• Austintown Police recover stolen copper
• Court orders stay for boy’s trial
• Ban texting and driving in Ohio, and begin saving lives
• Silly laws still on the books
• GOP takes sharp turn to the right
• Stocks rise 3rd day on optimism over Europe’s debt crisis
• VanSuch and Jackson advance to November ballot in Campbell
• Wilson Greatbatch dies, invented pacemaker
• Marine won’t apply to FDNY after judge’s ruling
• Happy talk: SC Gov orders ‘great day’ phone answer
• Suspect in Ohio college athlete’s death in custody
• DailyBUZZ: Scaffolding on PNC Comes Down
• YPD combs Mahoning River for missing Avalon owner
• Smugglers hand off drugs through new border fence
• Patriot plans study on fracking
• Early release denied for Debra Chance
• Boardman police make arrest in Key Bank robbery
• Casco again blamed in China subway crash injuring 270-plus
• Are you on the list for a share of $2 million? See Wednesday's Vindicator
• Canfield forums will help unemployed, underemployed
• 11 kids killed in Afghan suicide bombing
• Give a cat a good home for $10
• House expected to endorse Senate bill Thursday to continue disaster aid
• Lawyer: Amanda Knox more like Jessica Rabbit
• Poll: Support for SB 5, Kasich rises slightly, but neither very popular
• $1.3M Expansion at Compco Columbiana
• <I>The Business Journal's October Edition:</I> Prima Health Prescribes Best Practices
• Video: Prima Health's Business Model
• Youngstown Gets Funds for Davidson Site
• Universal Ups Prices to Fund Investments
• Showers possible again today in Youngstown as storm persists
• Team NEO Gets $4.15M for JobsOhio Role
• Recruiting, Keeping Workers Worries Execs
• Girard moves up to No. 8
• Robberies, shootings, juvenile crime plague city
• City nears decision on Covelli Centre vendor plan
• Woman accused of running a brothel
• Foley calls 3 killings in 1 week unrelated
• Officials discuss rating of excellent
• Browns hoping comeback win on Sunday leads to more success
• Canfield school levy bid draws varying views
• Judge gets Pellin case of forgery, theft
• Man pleads innocent to assault
• Detroit Tigers rout the Cleveland Indians in opener of season’s final series
• Malkin ready, Penguins await Crosby
• Austintown teacher gets 200 books for male readers
• Ohio selects company for VLTs at 7 horse tracks
• Team NEO awarded $4.1M in state funds
• County meets set for today
• Groceries bagging self-serve lanes
• Sense of deja-vu at the U.N.
• Open events set for Mr. Emerick, Miss Hennessey
• BUZZ: UAW's Dave Green on New Contract
• Need a job? See Macy's!
• New Castle School of Trades renovation complete
• Pizza Hut seeks food drive donations
• Valley gas prices down by a dime
• Career Readiness Certificate Lands Jobs
• Video: McCloud on APEC Youngstown Event
• Referendum Campaigns Target Valley
• CCA Begins Hiring Process at Lake Erie
• McCall to Lead P-16’s ‘Leading Forward’
• Government Sites Lag Internet Growth
• Severe weather, heavy rain possible in Youngstown this afternoon
• 40% of Americans Cutting Their Spending
• Pooches Stay Pampered Despite Economy
• Valley native killed while attending Bible study
• GM Lordstown expansion may ride on OK of pact
• Environmentalist from Valley feels at home on East Coast
• Seniors society stays on the move
• Silly Science Sunday - OH WOW!
• Struthers auditor likely to lead Dem group
• Change for Penguins comes with a price
• Retiring leader leaves imprint on Mill Creek
• International APEC summit convenes at YSU
• Youngstown cops build time line of killing
• Hobby keeps grandmother in stitches
• Stewart wins again in Chase
• Stocks are cheap but can go even lower
• Newsmakers
• Something is fishy in Arizona
• It’s a big state, Governor
• Summit forges optimism for Valley manufacturing growth
• Selected local stocks
• Politics of extremisim rules
• Oil-pipeline foes pin hopes on growing Neb. opposition
• Youngstown police build time line for city’s latest killing
• Twins top Indians 6-4 in 10 innings
• Valley to host state convention of women Democrats; Struthers auditor likely new president
• Stewart wins Chase race at New Hampshire
• Bills stun Patriots
• Reds edge Pirates 5-4
• Ohio softens penalties for those missing child-support payments
• ‘Kids Can Cook,’ new local children’s show, premieres Saturday on 21WFMJ-TV
• McCoy helps Browns edge Dolphins 17-16
• 2 US hikers released from Iranian prison arrive in New York
• Fate of historic Northeast Ohio village rests on leaky levee
• International APEC conference at YSU begins Tuesday
• Facing foreclosure? Austintown workshop designed to help
• Retiring Mill Creek official: ‘Wow! I had a pretty good run!’
• Canfield voters greet 4.9-mill school levy with support, suspicion
• Mass grave found in Libya with remains of 1,270 prison inmates
• Killing of South Side man, 22, is third homicide in Youngstown in 7 days
• Speaker: Don’t confuse socialists with communists
• Buckeyes romp in Miller’s first start
• 1 year after 2 murders, agony, hurt still endure
• Farragher’s big catch helps Mooney rally to slay Red Lion
• Penguins flop in Indiana
• Utica Shale: Boon or boondoggle? Experts, studies widely disagree
• Miami happy to hit the road
• YSU reaches deal with ACE union
• Park sponsors canine carnival
• Dog warden seeks expansion
• HBA: Little interest in new homes
• After 50 years, Judy Conti is ... Still dancing
• FOP: Outside security would violate contract
• Donation helps Animal Charity to keep going
• Annual game is a home run
• Reading of banned books set at park
• Maldonado will serve 4 years’ probation
• YSU faculty seek a fair pact
• Medical research is good for the health of Ohioans
• YSU falls 37-35 to Indiana State.
• YSU trails Indiana State 34-21 after three quarters
• YSU trails Indiana State 34-21 at halftime
• YSU trails Indiana State 21-7 after one quarter
• With no talks set, trustees to meet Tuesday
• Crestview asserts its dominance in ITCL victory
• Police probe slaying on Youngstown's South Side
• Hess leads YSU at Indiana State
• LaBrae rallies to edge Campbell
• New Senate map would bump Wilson from 30th
• Steubenville Big Red holds off Ursuline
• Valley mayors unite to oppose SB 5 issue
• YPD saves $27K in OT in Foley’s 1st pay period
• Family of six killed in fire views Warren house razing
• Quick strikes, strong line play propel Clippers
• Campbell residents to vote in mayoral runoff election Tuesday
• Bolton sets school record in Western Reserve’s win
• Dog abandoned in plastic crate in woods
• Poland gets the points in 2nd half
• Cowboy family night offers adios to summer
• St. Christine football teams get back to tradition
• Busing will be reviewed if school levy passes
• Children explore Mexico at Boardman library
• Father and son participate in international choral festival
• Fire damages Youngstown home
• Man surrenders to police in New Castle homicide
• New state legislative districts unveiled
• Federal grand jury indicts Campbell man on drug charges
• Poland trustees have special meeting Monday
• Kokrak at -6 in Nationwide event
• DailyBUZZ: Mayors Unite Against S.B. 5
• Boardman trustees have special meeting Saturday
• Mill Creek Park roads closed Saturday for charitable event
• Ohio legislative maps combine Democratic seats
• YSU faculty expresses frustration with lack of movement for new pact
• 32 indicted in alleged Ohio mortgage fraud scheme
• GOP frontrunners struggle with realities of governing while campaigning
• Ahmadinejad lays blame on US, but leaves door open to Obama
• Adkins will play at Covelli; tickets on sale Sept. 30
• Could Einstein have been wrong?
• Expo Connects Job Seekers to Employers
• Video: Evaluating Job Seekers at Expo
• YSU Provides Perspective on Its Budget
• Exhibitors Profit from Chamber Showcase
• Ohio Education Czar is Chamber Speaker
• Hometown Pharmacy Offers Free Vitamins
• Young Americans Find Safety in Pillows
• Showers with heavy rain possible in Youngstown today
• Ohio-Penn Job Expo draws 3,500
• Ohio-Penn Job Expo draws 3,500
• Attack by youths on mother and son propels cops, agencies to join forces
• Attack by youths on mother and son propels cops, agencies to join forces
• Williams aids improved defense
• Williams aids improved defense
• Miami’s Kokal starts well, eyes another MAC crown
• Miami’s Kokal starts well, eyes another MAC crown
• Clegg’s goal is winning
• FOP: Outside security would violate contract
• Clegg’s goal is winning
• Canfield boys soccer upends unbeaten Fitch
• Reading of banned books set at park
• Maldonado will serve 4 years’ probation
• Phantoms open Fall Classic with win
• Baker takes over Columbiana boys team
• Rabbi directs holiday drama
• Campbell advances plan to pay off debt
• Investigation focuses on 2 ex-Vienna cops
• Education official to speak at chamber luncheon
• ‘All My Children’ signs off
• Yum Brands has buyers for A&W, Silver’s
• Don’t underestimate Texas
• End college tuition breaks
• Perry: The prince of privilege
• Rally supports possible Ohio texting ban
• 2nd man accused in 2010 homicide is indicted
• Another section Western Reserve Road closed for widening
• Man accused of shooting dog
• Judge turns down defense motion in Trumbull vehicular homicide case
• BUZZ: Job Expo; Business Showcase
• Poland seeks park advisory board members
• Stolen stuffed bear returned to W.Pa. bar
• At least 2 dead in crash on I-79 near Pittsburgh
• Ohio law gives flexibility on staffing ambulances
• Dayton considers whether to woo immigrants
• Former clients of suspended Mahoning Valley lawyers get reimbursements
• Job seekers line up at the Covelli
• Economist; 20-, 30-somethings biggest losers of 'monster job problem'
• First Place Sells Insurance Agency to USI
• Asia-Pacific Event Raises Valley's Profile
• SEIU Criticizes Cutbacks at ValleyCare
• Airport Board Eyes Buying Cargo Building
• Video: F.N.B's Gurgovits Reflects on 50 Years
• Thiel's Haller Award Honors Joy's George
• Leadership Group Welcomes 2012 Class
• Slight chance of a shower today, heavy rain possible Friday in Youngstown
• Ga. man executed late Wednesday despite worldwide pleas of his innocence
• Late goal secures a 1-1 tie for Crestview in ITCL showdown against South Range
• ISU’s losing past in the past
• Phantoms to play 3 in Fall Classic
• Mayor tightens rules for perks
• Pianist shows students how hard work pays off
• Motion filed to suppress statements
• Warren man seeks criminal charges after dog attack
• As deficit mounts, YSU freezes most hiring
• Storm-water project set to begin
• Newton Falls council plans to hire Benetis as manager
• Law would address kennel abuse
• Italian singer creates a more-relaxed vibe
• Concerts move and grow
• Mill Creek MetroParks gears up for fall
• Browns rookie defenders Taylor and Sheard off to a fast start
• Music just flows from Waterband
• Don’t protect bad doctors
• Interstate job expo takes place today
• Fed will shuffle $400B in plan to aid economy
• Motion filed to suppress evidence in rape case
• As deficit mounts, YSU freezes most hiring
• Attempted abduction of Campbell girl reported
• BUZZ: SenSource Technology to be Part<BR>of 9/11 Memorial in New York
• Appellate court overrules woman's conviction on vicious-dog law
• U.S. Sen. Brown calls for passage of bill to protect the jobless
• F.N.B. Names Building to Honor Gurgovits
• Huntington Economist Sees Slow Growth
• Trade Deficit with China Costs 2.8M Jobs
• Video: Tax, Trade Expert Discusses Reform
• Valley Jobless Rate Improves to 9.5%
• Showers, storms likely in Youngstown today, then cooler and unsettled
• Beware of Zombies Downtown Oct. 22
• KeyBank to Lend $5B to Small Businesses
• Jobless rate dips to 9.7% in Valley
• YSU trying to find a way when it’s away
• Bar eyed in probe of tool thefts
• Cardinal Mooney High boys soccer ties defending state champs
• Ryan: Change pension law for future USPS retirees
• Girard, Western Reserve top football ratings
• Youngstown schools celebrate academic progress
• New-look fairgrounds muddy but favorable to runners
• Low interest in busing
• Single mother starts bakery in her home
• Valley ‘warriors’ survive adventure
• Fiscal emergency release doubtful
• Study: Fracking could create 200K Ohio jobs
• newsmakers
• Sept. 11 monument uses system from Valley company
• Is SS a Ponzi scheme?
• IMF: World economy in risky phase
• There’s little clarity for fixing Social Security
• Preserving postal service will necessitate trade-offs
• Selected local stocks
• Changing of Guard at Columbiana Port
• BUZZ: Unemployment Falls in the Valley
• Time-Warner Outage Delays BUZZ
• Mahoning Valley's unemployment rates dropped in August
• Authorities seeking public's help to nab bank robber
• Unused or unwanted drugs can be disposed of Wed. in Trumbull County
• Brookfield school board meeting is Wednesday
• Youngstown Police seek man for assault
• Coalition Fears for Future of Manufacturing
• YTD Homes Sales Up in Three-County Area
• GM, SAIC Join to Develop Electric Cars
• MTR Sues Arneault for Helping Racino
• Pa. Table Games Generate $8.8M in Taxes
• Video: Windsor Expands Its Liberty Center
• 15% of Americans Use E-readers
• Obama Outlines $4.4B Deficit Reduction Plan
• Warmer today with a chance of a shower in Youngstown
• Volt’s arrival jolts interest at Valley lots
• On road, 49ers to practice at YSU
• Lakeview volleyball teams get the best of rival Hubbard
• New partnership formed between Springfield High School and library
• Mark Porter’s scouting website is still growing
• Girard bolts up poll to No. 10
• City council to consider two employee union contracts
• Officer used ‘proper conduct’
• Analysts expect UAW to quickly ratify deal
• Police investigating several gun crimes
• Homeowner believes fire was retaliation
• If Canfield schools levy passes, busing will be reviewed
• Mother pleads innocent in baby’s death
• newsmakers
• Stocks slide over Greek-debt concerns
• Will new series lift actress to stardom?
• Gas prices drop in Valley and Ohio
• Israel-Egypt peace essential
• Governor can lead by example by withdrawing pay increases
• Cristina Garlough | Louis Huffman
• Man tries to abduct girl, 10, in Campbell
• House speaker says no to 'class warfare' taxes
• Ohio Dems introduce alternative redistricting map
• BUZZ: President Proposes Buffett Rule
• Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist quits Plain Dealer
• Obama announces debt plan built on taxes on the rich
• Trumbull woman pleads innocent in death of her daughter
• Kate drives 88: Reality show mom pays speeding fine in Pa.
• Philly Catholic school teachers end strike
• Appellate court rejects legal arguments in Trumbull drunken-driving case
• 2 more named in deadly Reno air crash
• Free rides end for OSU alums in Columbus
• US stocks open lower amid Greek financial woes
• Ursuline Sisters accepting applications for ministry volunteer program
• Gas drops a few cents in the Mahoning Valley
• Newspaper: Half of 9/11 loans in Ohio go bad
• Lorain names park, school after WWII admiral
• Ohio house along Lake Erie for sale at $19.5M
• Health-Care Jobs Are Plentiful, Lucrative
• Oh-Penn Job Expo 2011 Set for Thursday
• Esarco Pleads to Workers' Comp Fraud
• Asia-Pacific Conference Coming to YSU
• House speaker to discuss Obama jobs bill today in Ohio
• Ohio schools save by refinancing bond debt
• Video: Meridian Exec on 'Opiate Epidemic'
• YSU Extends Signup for Dance Festival
• August Retail Sales Flat, Spending Stalls
• New Local Book Explores Slovak History of Northeastern Ohio
• Woman shot at Joker’s Wrath Club on Market Street
• Investing, saving pass by Gen Y
• Penguins hope season does not repeat 2010’s collapse
• Hundreds celebrate pipe-organ rededication
• Replacements are the bee’s knees
• Women immigrants share stories
• Group aims to guide teen girls to success, prevent pregnancy
• Ambrosia’s goal, Romeo’s 33 saves lead Phantoms past Lumberjacks
• Party: Let Betras serve on board
• Browns pummel the reeling Colts
• Steelers bounce back, blank Seahawks
• Stumbling Buckeyes tumble out of Top 25
• ACC adds Pitt, ’Cuse; others pondered
• U.S. Marshals Most Wanted: Lenny Vaughn
• GOP not always anti-entitlement
• Al-Qaida down, but not out
• YSU summit to look at global economy
• Controversy dogs Emmy show opening; Youngstown actor snubbed for award
• Generation Y shies away from investments
• Hundreds revel in sounds of restored pipe organ at Stambaugh
• Browns embarrass faltering Indianapolis Colts 27-19
• Reserve now for spot at international economic summit at YSU next week
• New knee replicas restore Boardman woman’s mobility
• Salem Historical Society takes part in Smithsonian’s National Museum Day
• Acclaimed author to speak on divisiveness of religion in lecture series
• UPDATE: Clergymen in critical condition after shooting; suspect’s wife killed
• Steelers bounce back, blank Seahawks 24-0
• Gunman invades Fla. church, shoots pastor, associate pastor
• IN FOCUS: On anniversary of McKinley’s assassination, Niles memorial stands tall
• Youngstown program for teen girls aims to mentor and prevent pregnancy
• Program to swap weapons for gift cards succeeds in Cleveland
• Another police shooting in Columbus shocks victim’s family
• Kasich’s leaner state government slashes nearly 3,000 jobs
• Pay raise, bonus, profit-sharing fill tentative GM pact
• YSU erases bad memories and a seven-game conference losing skid
• McDonald runners celebrate teamwork
• New rates on land to impact schools
• Subtle changes await 37th annual peace race participants
• Lack of cash, grocery stores creates ‘food desert’ in Valley
• Ballroom catching on
• Liberty apartments revitalize neighborhood
• Hurricanes overwhelm Buckeyes offense
• Group requests no-kill shelter
• Heart Walk draws nearly 2,000
• Police seek leads in shooting death of 17-year-old in Youngstown
• Zordich TD lifts Penn State
• An artist for the underdog at the Butler
• Loyalty programs’ creativity evolves
• PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS For the week ending Sept. 10
• EBay targets mobile users
• record reviews
• Huffmans mark golden milestone at dinner event
• Mizickos, family mark 50th with dinner and cruise
• New land rates to impacts schools
• Post-WWII plane pilot dies in crash at W.Va. air show
• Reno air race has raised alarm in past over danger
• YSU beats Illinois State 34-27
• Some details revealed in new GM/UAW contract
• YSU leads Illinois State 34-27 early in 4th
• WWII-era plane crashes, burns at W.Va. air show
• Youngstown police investigating latest city homicide
• YSU leads Illinois State 28-13 at halftime.
• Basketball Hall of Famer Dave Gavitt dies at 73
• Police say 9 people killed in Reno air crash
• Betras recommended to serve on Mahoning County elections board
• YSU leads Illinois State 14-6 after first quarter
• Flu-shot clinic Wednesday at Lawrence County VA clinic
• EEOC in town Friday to hear complaints
• Ohio gun buyback program runs out of gift cards
• GM, UAW reach tentative agreement on new four-year contract
• GM, UAW Reach Tentative Agreement
• Coach likes where YSU is headed
• Shriners gather to compete, discuss business at convention
• Ex-mayor Williams touts Obama jobs bill in visit to Valley
• Howland edges Canfield 30-28
• For reappraisals, it’s all in the details
• Mooney’s ride crashes in final minute
• 2 Vienna officers resign after money probe
• Poland wins in duel of top QBs
• 3 schools in Valley are Blue Ribbon
• City brings house down amid cheers
• Fitch falters without QB Davis
• Warrant issued for woman with ‘filthy, unkempt’ house
• Brookfield edges Campbell in OT
• No cause yet in Do-Cut fire in Canfield
• St. Michael’s youth group kicks off year
• New community group ‘makes kids count’
• CVMS runners excel at Marlington Invite
• Canfield sports briefs
• Canfield briefs
• 3 dead, 56 injured in horrific plane crash at Reno air show
• Williams: No. 1 priority is help get Obama jobs bill passed
• Mahoning County serves as site for Shriners confab
• 3 Mahoning Valley schools get Blue-Ribbon designation
• Williams priority: helping pass Obama jobs bill
• No charges for Matthew Fox in bus driver complaint
• Cat’s Colo.-NY saga piques interest in microchip
• Police: Roommates argued over iPod before stabbing
• Movie extras needed Sunday and Monday
• Spokeswoman: No shooting at Tucson Air Force base
• Blogger: Threats were exercise of free speech
• BUZZ: Postal Workers Protest Plan
• Ohio Jobless Rate Hits 9.1%, Ties U.S.
• Tucson’s Davis-Monthan Air Force Base on lockdown
• 3 imprisoned for life in stabbings of Mich. couple
• Rare minnows rescued from Texas river amid drought
• 2 accused of running up tab on corpse’s debit card
• Libyan forces pull back after Bani Walid battles
• Strauss-Kahn NY townhouse up for rent again
• Onetime 9/11 hero gets prison in NYC bribe case
• Gold cross of Ohio soldier killed in Iraq stolen
• Reality Check for Youngstown Post Office
• YSU 'Smarts' Adds Special Needs Initiative
• City Hopes to Raze Part of Wean Plant
• Video: Coalition Addresses 'Skills Mismatch'
• Dems Blast House Passage of New Districts
• Discount Internet Program Available Locally
• Wean Foundation Awards $150,000 in Grants
• Cool, pleasant weather expected through the weekend in Youngstown
• Turn down additional duties, YSU faculty told
• Canfield extends unbeaten streak
• Mooney students rally support for player with bone tumor
• Jim Tsilimos is back doing what he loves as Lisbon coach
• YSU-ISU: A battle of field generals
• Youngstown seeks funds for cleaning up building, partial demolition
• Contract awarded to repave 7 miles of Mahoning Avenue
• Phantoms open with exhibition contests
• Judge to rule on evidence in vehicular homicide
• Coach Q&A Crestview’s Paul Cusick
• McDonald among favorites at Spartan Invitational
• Breakfast targets small businesses
• Drum-based program helps teach autistic children
• Postal workers to rally against changes
• Leaving Iraq isn’t easy
• Salahi ‘devastated’ that his wife left
• Perry fails to offer specifics
• Internet discount
• State schools chief sets higher bar for Youngstown board
• Ron Paul gave right answer
• Woman seeks to exhume Gacy victim to see if he’s her son.
• New Orleans cops sentenced in 2005 fatal beating
• Suspect charged in New Castle homicide
• Farmers CEO Rings Nasdaq’s Closing Bell
• Mahoning commissioners award paving contract for Mahoning Avenue to Portage line
• YSU professors suggest work 'slow down'
• Judge considers whether evidence will be allowed in vehicular homicide trial
• Man arrested in Hermitage bank robbery
• Boat show Saturday at Lake Milton State Park
• Obama awards Medal of Honor to Marine
• Ohio auditor defends change in fees
• Deal near on more US military access in Australia
• BUZZ: Jobless Claims, Foreclosures Rise
• Bloomberg: I don’t know if NYPD, CIA broke laws
• Rogue trader suspected in $2 billion loss at UBS
• Libyan forces battle Gadhafi loyalists in Sirte
• Wash. teachers defy orders and continue to strike
• Fla. woman charged with spiking husband’s coffee
• Youngstown postal facilities considered for closure
• New Home Construction Ahead of 2010
• Howard Hanna Acquires 1st Choice Realty
• Video: Internet Changes Home-Sale Process
• UAW, GM Extend Contract; Talks Today
• Meridian Breaks Ground for $2M Addition
• Chilly with showers in Youngstown today, sunshine for Friday
• $3M in Housing Grants for Area
• SCORE Counselors Available at Library
• Ohio Vets Get Discounts with ID Stamp
• UAW, automakers miss contract deadline; GM talks continue today
• YSU-ISU a mirror image
• Tigers' team effort
• Scope of Liberty schools’ deficit remains unknown
• Man faces charges tied to pit bull
• Wilson, Boccieri consider challenging Rep. Johnson
• Old Firestone house rolls on to new location
• Man gets four months for tax evasion
• City schools’ rank is ‘nothing to celebrate’
• FBI: Gangs move south to Boardman
• Ohio public workers get benefits totaling 88% of pay, study says
• Lanes on Route 422 to be closed for construction work
• Do-Cut plans to rebuild
• Brewster is OSU’s go-to guy, on and off the field
• McCoy, Browns have a lot of room for improvement
• Back to the future for income taxes?
• Deadline nears for trade show
• Push aims to cut drugs for dementia patients
• All in the (federal) family
• Howard Hanna acquires 1st Choice Realty
• Man accused of biting off man's eyebrow during fight
• Struthers continues to raze abandoned dwellings
• Couple pleads not guilty in boys' death, disappearance
• 2 Utah men charged in alleged wild horse scheme
• YSU men's hoops picks up verbal commitment
• State officials say 'pick up the pace' to improve Youngstown schools
• New Castle police seeking leads in homicide
• Canfield man gets 4 months in federal prison for tax evasion
• BUZZ: Do-Cut Owner on Destructive Fire
• Holder: Officers to work across US-Canada border
• MMA fighter charged with Ohio police assault
• Cincy MLB team celebrates Hispanics
• Ohio courts says Lake Erie public to natural shore
• President to give Kentucky Marine Medal of Honor
• Prosecutors file more charges in ‘sextortion’ case
• 2 more added to list of Joplin tornado deaths
• Judge: Islamic law no role in airline attack case
• Do-Cut will rebuild in Canfield, owner says
• Stock indexes edge higher ahead of talks on Greece
• Hanna acquires 1st Choice Realty
• Meridian's addition will help expand services
• Spinning Obama's Visit, More to Come
• Tech Belt Center Hires Executive Team
• 6th District Survives, 17th Becomes 13th
• Husted Endorses Uniform Voting Rules
• Video: Why Republicans Support H.B. 194
• Detroit News profiles Lordstown plant and its Cruze
• Autumn preview to spread across the Youngstown area tonight and Thursday
• Enrollment Drop Costs YSU $4.5 Million
• Kent Trumbull Enrollment Up 15%
• Manpower Survey Finds Employers Cautious
• UPSET: Republican takes control of Weiner’s House district for first time in history
• YSU focuses on 2011, not 2010
• Judge drops Go Go charges
• Area companies donate labor, machinery to replace unsafe bridge
• Redistricting plan strengthens Valley as Dem stronghold
• Two murder trials get under way
• Fire chief assists with Irene emergency efforts
• Murphy, Hamilton power Texas past Tribe
• Proposed racino takes giant step toward reality
• Ohio State, Miami get ready for Saturday’s ‘Ineligi-bowl’
• Couple arrested in Sharon store burglary
• South Side boy shot during fight
• Valley on president’s travel list, Betras says
• Paterno sticks with QB tandem
• Obama pitches jobs bill in Ohio
• Will this be the year for Steve Carell, Hugh Laurie or Jon Hamm? Emmy bridesmaids
• A killer of trees
• Time to reauthorize FAA
• Mother: Casey suffered seizures
• Judge rules Austintown law OKs lap dancing
• U.S. Sen. Brown proposes plan to fix Ohio school buildings
• Youngstown police investigating shooting of teen on South Side
• Betras talks with president
• McDonald's restaurant moving to former Circuit City location
• Missing Canfield teen believed to be in area
• Mom: Pa. toddler dropped from window back home
• Ohio prison riot killer can quiz prosecutors
• BUZZ: Parking Deck Under Foreclosure
• Man robbed while walking to store
• New York-to-Phoenix flight diverted to St. Louis
• Huge tortoises seized from NJ home, taken to zoo
• Motorcyclist: Life saved by heroes who lifted car
• Autistic boy missing in Southern California woods
• YSU enrollment down 4.3 percent
• Colo. police: Suspect in 1993 girl’s death is dead
• Illinois teen charged in parents’ beating deaths
• Bells Ring with Farmers' Nasdaq Listing
• Video: Farmers CEO Discusses Nasdaq Listing
• Johnson, Ryan Dodge Redistricting Bullets
• Obama's Ohio Trip to Stress Education
• Kelley Ranks Top 10 Chevys of All Time
• Japanese Carmakers to Offer Big Incentives
• Strong storms possible in Youngstown later today, then much cooler
• Fundraising Up 25% at Westminster College
• Tigers alone at top after close showdown
• YSU talks will go on
• Valley vehicles racing off lots
• Redistricting plan to be unveiled
• Canfield, Howland open in top 10
• Trailer flips, killing 17 steer on I-80
• Property consults have a slow start
• Browns try to regroup after snap blunder
• Mahoning County officials debate buying or leasing machines
• Weekend mayhem keeps cops busy
• Pitt will stick with Sunseri
• Boardman trustees focus on 5-year plan
• Group wants pay for play in college
• Campbell’s poor bookkeeping remains a point of contention
• Tax code overhaul tricky
• U.S. can regain swagger
• Bank of America to eliminate 30,000 jobs
• Vermont will pull through
• Miss Higham, Mr. Drayo to wed in November rite
• Student-loan default rate jumps sharply
• Pit bulls kill terrier on South Side
• BUZZ: Farmers National Hits Nasdaq
• What are your Idora Park carousel memories? Tell us!
• AAA: Gas prices remain steady in Valley
• Habitat needs to hire two workers
• Traffic is light at reappraisal meetings
• Cattle die in early morning crash
• Farmer's National Banc Corp. to begin trading on NASDAQ Thursday
• New vehicle sales up 18 percent in Valley
• Vehicle Sales Up 32% in Mahoning Valley
• More Layoffs at ValleyCare Hospitals
• Steel Import Permits Down 3% in August
• Retiring Boomers Costly to Manufacturers
• Video: Business Volunteers for United Way
• Warm with storms possible in Youngstown today and Tuesday, then much cooler
• Air Traffic Up 3.8% at Pittsburgh Airport
• YSU’s defense doesn’t rest
• Last-minute goal stuns YSU
• Voting in Mahoning to return to paper ballots
• Hungarians celebrate culture
• More poverty, competition challenge Boardman schools
• Grants help Valley to be prepared
• Cancer survivors: Life is beautiful
• Vacant house in Brier Hill to come down
• Buckeyes ready to hit the road after close call
• Bengals’ trick no treat for Browns
• Creativity hides septic systems
• Chew on this: Pittsburgh loses ugly
• Support group offers advice in finding jobs
• Sports Digest || DeFrank to fight in PAL nationals
• Expect ‘yes’ on jobs-deal tax cuts
• 9/11 attacks no Pearl Harbor
• Is Big Brother watching?
• Borders in Niles to close this week
• When disaster strikes, people (and states) look for help
• Beach wedding for Tricia Rains, Jacob Smith
• Many faiths join to mark 9/11 at Youngstown event
• Dozens of cancer survivors celebrate life at Warren event
• Dozens celebrate Hungarian culture at Youngstown festival
• Cleveland falls to 1-12 for season openers with 27-17 loss to Cincinnati
• Borders in Niles closes midweek; some furnishings still on sale
• Ravens mangle Steelers 35-7 in season opener
• Looking for work? Ursuline Center offers job-searching programs
• Kansas City airport terminal shut down today amid ‘scare,’ ‘chaos’
• Hundreds in Austintown gather to remember victims, heroes of 9/11
• Mahoning County to switch to paper ballots for November election
• 1,600 attend Pentagon 9/11 memorial led by Biden, Panetta, Mullen
• In New York, a lasting memorial to the 9/11 dead opens to families
• Full text of President Obama’s Sept. 11 anniversary address
• Boardman teammates Greco, Vallos reunite on Browns' O-line
• Mentor Lake Catholic shuts out winless Irish
• Youngstown State crushes Valparaiso
• Children born on 9/11, others discuss this day
• WRTA to restart Youngstown-Warren bus route Monday
• Companies run, tug, swim for honors at Community Cup
• Abeid’s 166 yards too much for Pymatuning Valley defense
• Property values plunge by 7.4%
• Festival celebrates the rejuvenation of South Side neighborhood
• Steelers, Ravens ready to rumble
• Goodwill seeks volunteers to screen children in schools for ‘lazy eye’
• Austintown busing riles some parents
• Divelbiss 50th celebrated with 2 family events
• Ten years isn’t long enough
• Surprise party marks 50th for the Congemis
• ‘Obamacare’ will loom large Nov. 8
• Family dinner marks 55th year for Teutsches
• Seeking a keyboard to enhance the iPad
• Out of touch with reality
• Liberty’s water woes reflect larger problem in the Valley
• YSU sets records for points, yards in Valparaiso game
• Crash into truck leaves Mass. man seriously injured
• Neighbors gather for IdoraFest
• Flash flood warning has been issued for Youngstown
• YSU’s plan today: Stay focused
• Lightning strikes for Howland
• Talks fail to yield accord at YSU
• Big plays power unbeaten Girard
• The day that changed not only America, but me as well
• Rally cry at Angels for Animals: Don’t throw pit bulls to the dogs
• ValleyCare downsizing to affect 90
• Campbell continues its strong start
• Springfield still perfect with an offensive show
• Hubbard edges Youngstown East in prep football
• Boardman, Fitch, Brookfield and Crestview roll
• Group seeks to refresh track with Pepsi funds
• Group seeks to refresh track with Pepsi funds
• Warren views drilling as source of revenue
• Hearing delayed for Ponzi-scheme suspect
• Salem prevails in defensive slugfest with Niles
• Boardman Band Night scheduled for tonight
• New CHC principal excited for school year
• Hilltop open house provides preview
• Canfield sports briefs
• Betras to meet with Obama next week
• Warren officials agree to allow drilling near Old Avalon Golf Course
• YSU, faculty reach no settlement, talks expected to resume Monday
• ValleyCare to reduce personnel through layoffs, reduced hours
• Sentencing canceled for Warren man charged in Ponzi scheme
• Sharpsville, Pa., man gets prison sentence for child pornography
• BUZZ: $100k for Akron Children's Boardman;<BR> Hundreds Take Part in Day of Caring
• What are your Idora Park carousel memories? Tell us!
• Business seminar scheduled for Sept. 13
• Betras to meet Obama
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Stocks plunge as worries about Europe intensify
• Vt. father and son who died in storm remembered
• NYer charged in plot to join Pakistani jihad group
• Obama promotes jobs plan on GOP turf
• No immediate need for DC-10 in Central Texas fire
• Secretary of State Clinton: US can’t live in fear
• Ex-wrestling exec plans 2nd US Senate bid in Conn.
• Obama uncle out of Mass. jail, whereabouts unclear
• Cleveland condemns house where 11 bodies found
• Mostly Partisan Reaction to Obama's Plan
• Obama Jobs Act; U.S. Chamber Response
• Read Text, See Video of Obama's Address
• Williams Tells Youngstown’s Story in Indiana
• 2nd delay for NASA’s launch of spacecraft to moon
• Video: CEO of Alternative Energy Company
• Nonprofit Job Postings Up By 14%
• 3-County Foreclosures 4.71% in June
• River levels start falling in flooded NY city
• Pa. Turnpike section reopens after flooding
• 20 teams to compete in Community Cup
• Faculty union says YSU’s reference to small schools isn’t fair comparison
• Fun in the rain
• His wish comes true
• Three Youngstown firefighters get promotions
• Man seeks state work at site of fatal crash
• Alternative post office is planned in Liberty
• Obama seeks $450 billion to boost jobs
• Racial healing is necessary
• Tuition hikes fail to stop higher-ed cuts
• Bernanke gives no hints on further help
• Lots of fun at Dropkick’s wake
• A strange case of clemency granted by the governor
• Cold and clinical, ‘Contagion’ fails to connect
• Selected local stocks
• Reality TV creepy
• Never forget: WTC remnants are in the Valley
• YSU faculty at odds with administration over salaries used in fact finding
• Sheriff: Fight led to fatal beating on Ohio island
• Ohio's top judge calls for death-penalty review
• Police say ninth-grade Columbus teen knifed at school
• Jury selection begins in trial of Jackson’s doctor
• No medical outbreak at VXI in Youngstown
• Federal court tosses lawsuit over health reform
• BUZZ: Trade Deficit Down; Foreclosures Up
• Texas has hottest June-August on record
• Judge rules against Ill. union on canceled raises
• NY couple pleads guilty in 4 pharmacy killings
• Oil around $90 ahead of Obama, Bernanke speeches
• Longshoremen storm Wash. state port, damage RR
• Audio files reveal 9/11 air traffic horror
• Flooding leads to evacuations of more than 100,000 in northeastern Pa.
• Firefighting plane’s use in Texas wildfire delayed
• Tropical Storm Nate meandering off Mexico’s coast
• Cops get mandatory counseling in La. decapitation
• Consol Energy Splits Ohio Shale Drilling; Retains ‘Oil Window’ in Mahoning County
• South Side couple robbed, terrorized in home invasion
• Mass. groups seeks school Pledge of Allegiance ban
• Wind delays NASA launch of twin moon spacecraft until Friday
• Central Texas wildfires destroy nearly 1,400 homess
• Brown Urges Obama to 'Go Big' with Plan
• Great Lakes Shriners to Convene Here
• Video: Shriners' Work, Upcoming Convention
• Ashtabula River Fish Habitat Project Starts
• Clipping Coupons Becomes Way of Life
• Restaurant Industry Outlook Softens in July
• Star Gaze at Westminster Planetarium
• Flooding blamed for 2 deaths in Pa.
• Another day of clouds and showers for Youngstown
• Hot dog or game ticket? You decide
• Official proposes delay in fracking
• Valpo is better, but still not very good
• Crash closes I-80 for day
• 3 Valley residents make the cut for Sky Ball team
• Salem’s veterans stay steady in win
• Lawsuit against Campbell, bailiff settled
• Young Falcons learning to fly
• Kinsman Home marks 40th
• Rock at the Royal Oaks will have a rough edge
• Youngstown PD's internal affairs probes incident
• Expect exotic rhythms from Dawn Drake & Co.
• The Victorian to open season with ‘Amadeus’
• Newton Falls officials consider replacing their city manager
• Billy Price to headline at Blues Fest
• Rapper releases song from album
• Hot dog or game ticket? You decide
• ODOT: One lane of I-80 westbound now open
• Hockey in shock after Russian jet crash kills 43
• Former President Clinton to visit Pa. 9/11 memorial
• Judge: No trial for Ohio 11-year-old in mom's death
• Cleveland casino flooded with job applications
• BUZZ: Shriners Convention Brings Business
• 2nd Ohio woman dies after crash at covered stop sign
• Boston teen allegedly kills based on address
• Driver survives crash, explosion on I-80 in Hubbard
• Compromise possible in Cleveland fare-jumper issue
• Favorable winds help effort against Calif. fire
• Ohio Natural Resources chief tapped for JobsOhio
• Second Harvest participates in Hunger Action Month
• Suspect in W.Va. slaying of 5 did time for robbery
• Va inmate gets wish: Death penalty for 2 slayings
• Semi goes part way off I-80 bridge, shuts down westbound traffic
• Hurricane Katia weakens to a Category 1 storm
• Unsettled weather to persist in Youngstown through the end of the week
• DRS ‘Emerges’ with Strategic Partnership
• HMHP Goes Online with Electronic Records
• Video: HMHP Exec on New Technology
• Solar Array Generates Electricity at YSU
• Chamber Seeks Wage and Benefit Data
• Mercer, Lawrence Women Plan Athena Event
• Wildfires in Bastrop area 30 percent contained
• I-80 westbound closed in Hubbard Township
• Police: “Pay up Kenny” scrawled in man’s home
• 20-Somethings Fearful of Financial Future
• Man pleads guilty, will cooperate in cold case
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Craft fair deadline has been extended
• Remembrance on 10th anniversary of 9-11
• YSU coach: Freshman Christian Bryan has chance to be special
• YSU displays new solar-energy panels
• Schools work on bus route problems
• Colleagues remember Michelakis
• Paul Macejko’s wife: ‘I’ll try to carry out his legacy’
• Fitch cruises past Harding in girls volleyball
• Liberty board OKs $350K settlement from district’s 2 community schools
• Youngstown man sues to get portion of $99M Ohio Lottery winnings
• NADA lists Chevy Cruze as top back-to-school vehicle
• Poland man gets 6 months in federal prison for tax evasion
• BUZZ: Chamber Wants to Know About Wages
• Astronauts' tracks, trash seen in new moon photos
• Police: Suspect kills 5 in W.Va., then kills self
• 2 of 3 killed at IHOP restaurant in Nevada were Guardsmen
• Group asks if too many Ohio licenses are suspended
• Catholic teachers in Philly vote to strike
• Perry, Voinovich back strict abortion ban for Ohio
• Trumbull Dems have petition-signing event Wednesday in Niles
• Rep. Giffords dined with medical workers in Tucson
• Officials: 1,000 Texas homes burned in past week
• Air passenger arrested for not turning off phone
• US stocks fall sharply in early trading
• If these pictures could talk, they’d surely say “Being a grandparents is great.”
• Man charged with breaking into Conn. pound for dog
• Labor Issues Kick Off Political Season
• The Political Fruit of Organized Labor
• Video: Ryan Says GOP Taking Votes Away
• Wildfire destroys nearly 500 homes in Texas
• Text of Obama's Labor Day Remarks
• Most Workers Paid with Direct Deposit
• MBA Students from Brazil Visit YSU
• Manufacturers See Higher Holiday Prices
• Vocal Talent Competition Set at DeYor
• Starved Pa. teen’s dad awaits fate for abandonment
• Cool, cloudy with showers expected in Youngstown through the end of the week
• Police: Burglar takes truck, returns it with note
• Renee Krasinski | Ronald Griswold Jr.
• Dr. Melissa Amorn | Atty. Michael Klippert
• Amanda L. Moritz | James R. Fitori Jr.
• REUNIONS
• Pasta dinner for Help Hotline, PDP
• Cash crunch keeps Hubbard Twp. from razing more blighted houses
• Shorthanded Miami loses
• Colts’ Manning doubtful
• Apartment fire causes $20,000 in damage
• Celebrating 20 years of Robinson Family
• Rooster contest at fair crows on after 50 years
• Tigers knock Indians 71/2 back
• 2011 fair worth crowing about, board declares
• Colts: Tressel to sit out six games
• Stronger Rockets are next for Buckeyes
• A smooth and successful fair
• Fitch's Gerberry joins Lions' practice squad
• It really is something to crow about
• WORTH A LOOK
• 21 Valley residents are nominated for prestigious 2011 Legacy Awards
• ‘Drums Alive’ program returns to breakfast club
• Scattered showers, cooler temperatures likely through mid week in Youngstown
• Shooting in New Castle leaves 1 man injured
• Jerry Lewis has retired, hosts of new shortened MD Telethon announce
• Large tree falls on couple’s Howland home
• Youngstown man faces burglary, drug charges in attempted home break-in
• Scrappers win fourth straight to end season
• Pepper growers turn up the heat in competition at fair
• Perez makes way in national soccer
• Looking for work? Try Job Expo at Covelli
• Youngstown native co-hosts TV series
• Farm antiques gain steam as a hot spot at fair
• UFO investigator to speak
• Reaction mixed in Tressel tribute
• Unemployed face keen competition: underemployed
• Tribe keeping pace: Duncan hits 2 HRs in victory
• Buckeyes QBs are solid in opener
• NASCAR postponed by torrential rain
• Lauren Brediger | Branden Buxman
• Shannon Wensyel | Robert Saunders
• Alexandra Rokicki | John Haug
• Khristine Krcelic | Benjamin Mashburn
• 55th anniversary is Thursday for the Monoskis
• Thomases to mark 60th with dinner at Fifth Season
• Dinner marks 60th anniversary of the Horvaths
• SENIOR MENUS
• Beer, Burgers and Bocce set Sept. 27 as library fundraiser
• GARDEN CLUBS
• 2 Masons to receive 33rd Degree
• Really Great Grandparents
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Lee dumps more than foot of rain on New Orleans, moves north
• Youngstown Area Jewish Film Festival expands to 3 sites this year
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• MASONIC GROUPS
• Ohio schools chief orders overhaul of tutoring program
• Warren JFK nets league victory
• Evan Moore finally finds a home with the Browns
• Pittsburgh opens Graham tenure with blowout victory over Buffalo
• Scrappers take advantage of Jammers’ ‘Wild Thing’
• Royals defeat Tribe; Bucs rally
• Forum set on shale-gas drilling in region
• 9/11 New Castle event to aid homeless vets
• Mayor acts fast to take over 20 Federal Place
• NEW CASTLE Officials to weigh no-kill shelter
• Local author to share struggle with disease
• record reviews
• Filling a huge thirst
• Will solar-power rebates burn out?
• LIMELIGHT Awards, achievements
• PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS Week ending Aug. 27
• Network hopes ‘The Chew’ wins daytime viewers
• Labor’s role vital
• Mr., Mrs. Bouch mark 50th with family members
• SB 5: It’s all about the money
• Penn State crushes Indiana State 41-7
• Steelers cut squad to 53
• Ohio State Highway Patrol investigating traffic fatality in Boardman
• Obama signs Pa. disaster declaration after Irene
• Bengals RB Cedric Benson released early from jail
• Taxes on Ohio farmland to jump this year
• Several Mill Creek Park parking lots closed Wednesday for resurfacing
• Financial Peace University at Pleasant Valley Church
• Warriors Inc. in Youngstown offers free computer classes
• OSU zips the Zips 42-0
• Many US schools adding iPads, trimming textbooks
• Second federal agency investigating Toledo school system
• Ohio proposes 20 measures for nursing-home bonuses
• Day-Linville rite is scheduled for St. Augustine
• Miss Rupnik, Mr. Cronenwett set Oct. wedding
• Gettysburg rite planned for Cook, DeCarlo union
• Spring 2012 rite set for Mr. Moore and Miss Parbel
• Rovder-Welsh wedding set at N. Jackson home
• Jessica Pesick, Michael Mazias to marry in Oct.
• Notice calls for Oakhill hearing
• YSU faculty settlement remains elusive
• East’s turnovers too much to overcome at WGH
• Underdog owner savors sounds from vintage vinyl
• Mahone leads Fitch past pesky Poland
• Penguins battle Michigan State but come up a little short
• Campbell’s speed too much for South Range
• Youngstown police find 10 stolen weapons in Jeep
• Niles’ 2nd win is a 29-0 shutout of Liberty
• Canfield man faces multiple charges
• Victim of attack by dog recovers
• Springfield’s ‘good, smart football’ team wins second
• Mentor rallies to hand Ursuline 2nd defeat
• Puppies rescued from storm sewer in New Castle
• Still talking at YSU, but no contract
• US House Speaker in Ohio, calls economy ‘stagnant’
• Rabies baiting begins Tuesday in northeast, eastern Ohio counties
• Colts hire Jim Tressel as consultant
• Taking the Pa. Turnpike: There’s an app for that
• Toddler recovering after being dropped from window
• Nonresidents now need license to hunt on Ohio land
• Rapper T.I. returned to federal prison
• Democratic officeholders will visit the fair Sunday
• Paarole board rejects pardon in Ohio faked-address case
• Taking the Pa. Turnpike? There's an app for that
• SB5 opponents air first TV ad
• Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
• Roger Clemens in court to argue against second trial
• GM hires Lutz to advice company execs
• Puppies saved from sewer near razed New Castle, Pa., building
• Ohio Chamber to study state oil and gas resources
• High heat, humidity returning to Ohio
• Hundreds of panties end up on Ohio road
• Newspaper survey: Fewer traffic tickets issued in Ohio
• Ohio woman finds, turns in wallet with $4,600
• Employers add no net jobs in August; rate unchanged
• YSU negotiations under way
• Lightning strikes keep Youngstown firefighters busy
• Free clothing available Saturday at West Side center
• Hot and humid with storms possible in Youngstown through Saturday
• OSU seeks to privatize its parking
• House Speaker Boehner to discuss jobs in Ohio appearance
• Ryan Says Begin with Areas of Agreement
• V&M Star: New Pipe Mill Remains on Track
• Valley Manufacturers Coalition Sets Structure
• Bar, Restaurant Sales Up in No Smoke
• WOW! Free Admission at Children's Center
• United Way's Day of Caring Set for Sept. 9
• BUZZ: Delay for V&M? Retail Sales Up
• Church plans sale
• CLUB CALENDAR
• United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley News - August 31, 2011
• Tigers dominate Lakeview
• Graziano a master of Girard offense
• Hagan: Why not drug-test officials?
• Ohio House GOP, Dems agree to push 2012 primary to May
• Youngstown police officer cleared in shooting at man, gets reprimand
• Ohioan's tattoo leads to wife's arrest in slaying
• Million-dollar renovation of Cornersburg Sparkle Market complete
• Kozic brothers sentenced to long prison terms
• DailyBUZZ: Delay for V&M?;<BR>Back-to-School Boosts Retail
• Weathersfield Township will repave several streets
• Patriot’s Day Bike Nite scheduled for Sept. 8
• Local manufacturers form coalition
• Naatural gas prices go down slightly for some Dominion EOG customers
• Alligator attack leaves woman without leg in Fla.
• Hagan wants to drug test legislators
• Man arrested in connection with Trumbull burglaries
• Cruze sales rev for the fifth straight month
• Home Savings Sells 4 Western Ohio Offices
• YMCA Names Potter Development Director
• Save-A-Lot Opens at Union Square Plaza
• Video: Are You Ready for Some Football?
• U.S. Chamber to Outline Its Jobs Plan
• OMA Endorses S.B. 5, Clergy Group Does Not
• Showers and storms likely today in Youngstown, hot and humid Friday
• Hubbard couple plan afternoon wedding in Sept.
• Canfield couple to wed in Sept. at St. Maron’s
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• 20-household sale
• Grey to Green Fest Sept. 10 at Wick Park
• READY & WILLING
• Win over Michigan State would mean big business for YSU
• New Castle police officer injured in crash
• MV eliminated from playoff races
• Texas A&M tells Big 12 it’s gone
• YOUNGSTOWN SCHOOLS Hathorn ‘pulls plug’ on two principals
• Dayton puts limits on teachers’ use of Facebook
• Browns take on Chicago tonight
• Former staffer to get paid
• YSU: No merit to faculty’s unfair labor complaint
• Police charge man in Warren dog attack
• Treasurer: District will need help
• SURPRISE STOP
• Warren man fires gun in city, not charged
• Philly cop charged with on-duty rape
• WikiLeaks: Breach has exposed unredacted US cables
• Dayton school district puts Facebook limits on teachers
• Man shot to death in New Castle
• Lake Milton woman beaten and robbed in Warren
• Group wants to put abortion ban on Ohio ballot
• Know of any 9/11 artifacts in the area? Let us know!
• BUZZ: Obama Calls Congress Inaction 'Inexcusable'
• Youngstown schools superintendent moves two principals
• Search engine on Ohio public worker pay has glitch
• Retiring city administrators honored
• Dayton Daily News photo chief resigns in protest
• Colorado logger cuts off toes after foot is pinned
• Government sues to block AT&T, T-Mobile merger
• Neb. governor urges Obama to deny pipeline permit
• Katia strengthening; too early to determine threat
• 3 hospitalized after suspicious parcel at air base
• Jupiter-bound craft snaps pic of Earth and moon
• Greatest Scores | Sunday finals | The Lake Club
• Wendell August Forge will sell historic property
• Warmer and more humid with a chance of a shower/storm today in Youngstown
• Interest in Volt Sparks Sales of Cruze
• First Place Stock Price Concerns Nasdaq
• S.B. 5 Opponents Open Struthers Office;<br> Ohio Farm Bureau Endorses New Law
• Video: The Butler Art Institute's Lou Zona
• Consumer Confidence Index Drops Sharply
• Valley Legacy Awards Nominees Named
• Westminster Home Page Gets Redesign
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Fair reservations due
• Elections board finally makes its move
• Penguins eye more than just paycheck vs. MSU
• Auditor expects county surplus of $360K in ’11
• Geek Fest at YSU draws attention to STEM
• Pressure rises on Girard to fix Liberty water woes
• Youngstown’s Ed O’Neill gets star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Scrappers held in check again by Williamsport
• Paterno doesn’t name his starter at QB for opener
• Browns lose OG Steinbach for season
• 3 accused in fight plead not guilty
• Many Canfield kids walk to school
• Lawsuit refiled against Kasich and JobsOhio
• 165th canfield fair Schedule of daily events
• More from Stambaugh Stadium
• Urban group brings variety to 4-H display
• Campbell books still need work
• OSU plans for widespread compliance program
• Ohio bill would require drug testing for public aid
• Residences cleared as fire threatens Oklahoma City
• Officials: Mom got daughter abortion to hide rape
• Ohio lawmakers introduce 'Caylee's Law'
• Ohio suit over sewer district fee going to trial
• Police: Man with cable about neck decapitates self
• Some Mahoning County revenue streams see increase
• NEO gas prices increase more than 7 cents
• Niles woman charged with theft from Youngstown church remains free on bond
• BUZZ: UAW Pres. Calls for Higher Wages
• Local models, actors sought for ad campaign, casino commercial
• Nasdaq places another restriction on First Place Financial Corp.
• Councilman shooting suspect tended opium
• Save-A-Lot grocery store opening on North Side
• Obama to speak at cathedral concert on 9/11
• Atheists say they get kudos for church billboard
• Airlifts taking food, water to cut-off Vt. towns
• Obama to veterans: ‘Americans don’t quit’
• O'Neill's Walk of Fame star in front of shoe store
• Consumer confidence lowest in 2 years
• Dry weather for one more day in Youngstown, then humidity and storms return
• Team NEO Gets $4.15M for JobsOhio Work; Opponents Claim ‘New Pay-to-Play Scheme’
• Roth Bros. Plans $1.2M Plant Renovation
• $2M Loan, Incentives for Erie Terminal
• Fall Enrollment Down 2.5% at YSU
• Mahoning County Land Bank Takes Shape
• Pending Home Sales Up in Ohio
• Commercial Real Estate Markets Sluggish
• Kent State Names Interim Business Dean
• REUNIONS
• Pumpkin Festival set at Penn State Shenango
• Farm day to include MCHS
• Nominations are sought for Volunteer Network Awards
• Players must move beyond their football careers
• YSU enrollment down 2.5%
• Financial deal OK’d for Erie building
• Up ahead: several smooth routes to Canfield Fair
• Higher bond required of suspect in death
• Santana HRs in Tribe win
• Suspect in homicide gets prison for earlier crime
• Mike Adams plans to fight to start
• Altiere to face election opposition
• Irene brings worst flooding in century to Vermont
• Parking deck is up and running
• A long way to go with kids
• Why the rush to fill position of city park and rec director?
• Irene likely to lead to rise in premiums
• ‘Good Wife’ moves to Sunday
• Beaver Township man dies in motorcycle crash
• BUZZ: Consumer Spending Jumps; <BR>YSU Students Head Back to Class
• Convicted polygamist leader hospitalized in Texas
• House GOP to spike rules as part of jobs agenda
• Police seek man who threatened store employees
• Ohio lawmaker seeks ideas, offers free lunch
• Obama rounds out econ team ahead of jobs speech
• Stock rise after storm damage is less than feared
• Roth Brothers to invest and create jobs
• Consumer spending rebounds, rose 0.8 pct. in July
• NYC's subway back on track for commute after Irene
• We Are Ohio opens Struthers office Tuesday
• Police probe morning shooting
• Swindell Gift Boosts Business in Salem
• Business Up at CMT Despite Health Costs
• America at Its Demographic Tipping Point
• Video: Turnaround at General Extrusions
• Palin as Reagan in Today’s Media Age?
• Economic Inclusion Forum Set for Thursday
• Bids Awarded for $1.5M Cortland Library
• Beautiful weather expected through Tuesday in Youngstown
• Mandy Tyree, Nic Moga to wed in Boardman Park
• Jennifer Singleton, Jeremy Winters to marry in Oct.
• Kaylan Lehotsky, Paul Schreffler to wed in October
• WORTH A LOOK
• Motorcylist dies in crash in Vienna; 2nd motorcycle fatality of weekend in Trumbull
• UPDATE: Cleanup begins as weaker Irene enters Canada
• Conn reigns as king of Valley golf after winning the top division
• Polish Heritage Day celebration preserves culture
• 4,000 walk, run, raise $180K for Valley breast-care center
• Indians’ top pick debuts in Scrappers’ win
• Prosecutors bash Cafaro interests in Oakhill case
• Stadium-Market crosswalk gets green light
• Federal Station’s east lot to undergo concrete testing
• Columbiana street fair: It’s ‘a big, citywide reunion’
• Steelers’ D tested by Falcons
• Veteran husband’s improvement encourages Austintown woman
• California dreamin’ at LLWS
• Bad night at Bristol for those on bubble
• Fugitive wanted on rape warrant from Youngstown arrested in Pa.
• High School Sports || At a glance
• 4,000 walk, run, raise $180K for Valley breast-cancer center
• Mahoning County challenges pharmacist’s early release from probation
• Conn wins Greatest Golfer in playoff
• Austintown festival celebrates all things Polish
• Members of Youngstown Ballers to compete on national TV
• California wins Little League World Series
• JFK's Elzy released by Bills
• Pirates fall to Cardinals
• Royals beat Indians, avoid sweep
• Columbiana prepares for festive street fair Sept. 8-10
• Statewide ban sought on plastic-foam containers for takeout food
• UPDATE: Severe flooding feared in aftermath of Irene
• Some Ohio teachers skip school to avoid payment penalty
• Improvements continue at WRTA bus station downtown
• Cafaro interests traded free legal services for Oakhill opposition, prosecutors allege
• Boardman to paint crosswalk at site of Memorial Day accident
• ‘Just another storm’: Irene weakens, spares New York major damage
• Babinchaks mark 50th with dinner, trip and cruise
• Boardman can’t hold lead, falls to Bengals
• Kennedy wins thriller, tops Range in overtime
• Optimism high as YSU begins 2011
• Mooney stiffens, stuns Canton McKinley
• Brown delivers in Steelers’ victory
• Ohio officer shoots suspect who fired at police
• Ohio woman: I tried to hide boy, 11, from gunman
• Good night, Irene: in the storm’s path
• Irene impacts east seaboard
• Canfield Fairgoers assured that concerts will be safe
• Mr., Mrs. Edwards celebrate 60th with family events
• Beer served in this Gerz stein must taste good. The man with the big grin was called “Smiling
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Sifteo: a fun but pricey new way to play
• Oct. ceremony set for Tristan Ula, Kolton Codner
• What to look for when buying a new TV
• Witmers observe 60th anniversary at family farm
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Ducky time
• PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS | Week ending Aug. 20
• $10 million bail set for man who allegedly held worker in a box
• Irene lashing Va coast with hurricane winds, rain
• Cuomo orders dam inspection after small NY quakes
• Dead hiker found in Yellowstone
• YSU names football captains
• Pirate blank Cardinals
• Justine Banks | Sean Ryan
• Emily Haught | Ryan Kellison
• Christina Muraco | Theodore Zmuda II
• Tia Spontak | David Singleton
• Morgan DeSalvo | Richard Czeck
• Jenna Jacobs to vie for national title
• Defending champ Mike Porter one-upped sibling Scott after one round of Greatest Golfer
• Fitch kicks off with a big win, defeats Harding 28-7
• Red Lion lives up to the hype, defeats Ursuline 54-18
• Abused dog gets TLC, new home
• One city, one team, one win for East High, in 26-15 win over Liberty
• Russell’s arm propels Springfield in shutout of McDonald, 29-0
• Court delays case of Boardman shooting
• Hughes, Reyes get Campbell rolling, 42-0 over Mineral Ridge
• Fun fills Community Cup
• Niles credits defense against John Adams in 17-15 win
• Awards, diverse experience attest to Springfield schools chief’s zeal
• Youngstown seeks to fill park director’s position
• Mahoning grand jury indicts man on DUI, vehicular assault charges
• Ruling supports Campbell in its firing of worker
• Poland sports briefs
• Poland briefs
• Massage Cafe offers healing hands
• Poland library guests travel the globe
• Presbyterian VBS explores Joseph’s journey
• Canfield band night set for Tuesday
• Killer whale struck by boat in San Juan Islands
• Judge allows Loughner’s forcible medication
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• GREATEST LIVE | Round One is done; Scores here
• Fla. college student who died had been at party
• YSU Trustees Stand by 'Final' Offer
• BUZZ: Bernanke Warns Setbacks Coming
• Law murky on release of police names in death
• La. man indicted for murder in son’s beheading
• Division 3 Greatest scores Friday
• Super Seniors scores Friday
• Seniors Division scores Friday
• Ladies Division scores Friday
• Division 4 scores Friday
• GREATEST LIVE | It's Porter-Porter leading Greatest; Stauffer aces No. 13
• Pete Mollica Open Division Scores Friday
• Division 2 Greatest scores Friday
• South Side cleanup set for Saturday
• Niles band night set for Sept. 7
• Lieutenant governor visits Youngstown
• Hurricane Irene brings rain, heavy seas to coast
• Bernanke: Unemployment Must Come Down; Read Full Text of Fed Chairman’s Speech
• First a Strike at YSU, Then No Strike; <BR>Faculty Union Calls for New Negotiations
• U.S. Cites Thomas Steel Plant as Model
• Video: Acting Commerce Secretary Blank
• Warren Acquires 5-Acre 'Game Changer' Site
• BWC Proposes Discounts for New Businesses
• 31.5M Americans to Travel for Labor Day
• Linens & More for Less! Charity Day
• Tornado and downburst confirmed in Trumbull county
• Lynda Petrella, James Seabrook set Sept. date
• Columbus couple to wed in October at Mount Carmel
• Bridge workshops Thursdays at K. of C.
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Poland edges Hubbard 37-31
• Kaluza living a better life
• Ex-DJ gets 51 months in prison for child porn
• Leetonia defeats Lisbon 12-10
• Western Reserve defeats Mathews 52-19
• LaBrae defeats Salem 21-7
• YSO strikes a chord with Manilow
• Foreman: Oakhill presentation ‘fair’
• Scrappers’ bats silenced by Doubledays
• Cautious investors drawn to dividends
• Second finding for recovery issued
• Deli founder Rose Kravitz dies
• Clarett sentenced to 4 years on drug charges
• Breaking News: YSU Faculty Reject Contract; Strike Set to Begin Friday Morning
• Faculty votes to strike; YSU responds
• YSU faculty votes to strike
• Former DJ Kennedy gets 51 months in jail for child porn
• YSU faculty vote results expected by 8 p.m.
• BUZZ: River Complex Planned for Warren
• Warren planning corporation buys 4.9 acres
• Lt. Gov. Taylor visits City Machine on Friday
• Ryan wants YSU faculty pact situation 'resolved in a reasonable manner'
• Irene expected to influence the weather in Youngstown
• YSU Faculty Vote Today on Contract Offer; Union Leaders' Recommendation Uncertain
• Acting Commerce Secretary to Visit Warren
• Regional Chamber Factors Into JobsOhio
• Video: Youngstown's Next Police Chief
• Are You Boosting or Busting Morale?
• Business More Concerned about Economy
• Skedaddles to host Make-A-Wish benefit
• Struthers lineman Mike Shaffer is one tough kid
• Hearing set on sealing Oakhill records
• Theory of a Deadman rockers pick up where they left off
• After redshirt year, Beachum ready to play
• State plans to toughen academic standards
• Bands will join forces for Ballyhoo festival
• Drum Fest will bring beat to Firestone Park
• Rios hits the ground running at Harding
• Auburn tops Scrappers in 10
• Barry Manilow challenges himself on new album
• Teen fugitive found, faces more charges
• Third suspect in murder arrested
• Filmmaker uses Mill Creek Park for new movie
• Tornado watch #805 issued for Youngstown until 5:00 a.m.
• Breaking News: YSU Faculty Gets Final Offfer
• BUZZ: Foley Promoted to Police Chief
• Chamber Plans Utica Shale Conference
• YSU faculty union laments pay cuts in proposal
• Murder suspect now in custody
• Union says it has YSU’s final, best offer
• Rundown of some of the Greatest playing rules
• Juvenile escapee is back in custody
• Dow swings from gains to losses
• Oil prices edge back up again
• Chamber sets first shale conference for Nov. 30
• Mahoning Valley school districts mostly maintain 2009-10 designations
• Big 3 Like Ohio’s New Climate, Kasich Says
• Turnpike Lease Plan Bad for Business?
• Video: Ryan's Wish-List for Jobs Bill
• Business Delinquent Debt on the Rise
• Youngstown Jobless Rate Jumps in July
• More U.S. Travelers Heading Out this Fall
• Remodeled Dining Room at Westminster
• Strong to severe storms possible tonight in Youngstown
• Erin Fetters assumes CAP command
• Bethel Lutheran Church awards scholarships to 12
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Book and bake sale for Springfield library
• Back to School for Youngstown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Faculty works as pact talks continue
• Chiefs of police and law chosen for Youngstown
• Discrimination suit against Macejko to proceed
• Attorneys: Suppress items in Agee case
• Niles woman wins Airstream in online contest
• Downtown Youngstown Eatery gets OK to make exterior upgrade
• Scrappers rally, then hold on to win
• Helping kids go back to school with style
• History center gets 2 gifts of $500K
• YSU basketball Women open at WVU
• Browns tackle Joe Thomas believes the team is ready to contend
• Breaking News: Valley Shakes with Quake
• BUZZ: Youngstown Jobless Rate Nears 13%
• Strong earthquake rattles the east coast, felt in the Youngstown area
• That shake was an earthquake
• Virginia earthquake felt in Valley
• Johnson Skips Shouting Match with Pickets
• Ryan Pushes for Jobs Stimulus Package
• Video: Johnson Keeping His Powder Dry
• New EPA Permit for Air Around Shale Sites
• Ford, Toyota Joining for Hybrid System
• Consumers Worrying More About Finances
• Nice weather today in Youngstown, stormy weather returns for mid week
• REUNIONS
• Frances Barth, David Shaw plan 2012 ceremony
• Lions install board, honor member
• Operating hours increasing for Warren-Trumbull libraries
• Rotary seeks professionals for Slovenia exchange
• Trade food for tickets for Scrappers game
• Thompson impresses YSU football coaches
• Decline in real-estate valuation expected
• High court asked to uphold firing of Campbell employee
• Simulation raises awareness of poverty
• Mariners extend Cleveland’s misery
• Youngstown police probe weekend violence
• Mahoning Valley splits doubleheader at Batavia
• Tim Ryan: Tax increase hypocritical
• Browns sign LT Thomas for 7 years
• Boardman board discusses bullying issue
• Clarett’s absence blamed on clerical error
• Boardman trustees will hire 3 officers
• Prep Soccer || Mooney, Poland among winners
• Gas is off until South Side sinkhole is stabilized
• BUZZ: OEA Says YSU 'Penalizing' Students
• Attorney: Casey Anthony is back in Florida
• Hurricane Irene heads toward Hispaniola and US
• Memorial honoring King opens to public in DC
• Stocks edge higher after 4-week losing streak
• Gas prices continue to fall
• YSU students plan sit-in to support end to pact talks
• Growth Travels Western Reserve Road
• Kasich Touts Ohio’s Progress to Nation
• Universal Completes Patriot Plant Purchase
• Video: 'Best Practices' Develop LindenPointe
• Home Sales Drop Nationwide in July
• College Shoppers Spend Less this Year
• Grove City Alumni Magazine Wins Award
• Couple planning bridal ceremony for early October
• Fall wedding set for Lisa Conzett, Ryan Dammann
• Cheryl Maker, Jeffrey Roberts to wed this fall
• St. Louis couple plan October rite in Boardman
• Trumbull, Mercer Lupus Loops planned
• Report: NE Ohio economy stays on positive track
• Roastery café plan for Erie Terminal has downtown developer perking up
• Judge to sentence ex-disc jockey this week
• For Valley company, it’s all in the email
• Couple credits senior center for second chance at love
• Kyle Busch ties brother in victories
• ‘Jammin’ for Jesus’ festival at Fairview Arts features 14 performers
• Runners set for McDonald race
• Dick’s to have new location in Boardman
• Tigers hang on for Tribe sweep
• Browns’ Moore has mild concussion
• U.S. Marshals Most Wanted: Randolph Moore
• Greatest Golfer of the Valley tee times
• Families of victims gather for a day of reminiscing
• Jammin’ for Jesus
• Tigers sweep Indians, 8-7
• Roastery plan has downtown Youngstown perking up
• Kyle Busch outlasts Johnson in Michigan
• Reds rally past Pirates, 5-4
• Dick’s to have new location in Boardman
• Valley company launches communication software
• September date set for wedding for photographers
• Autumn wedding for Brian Butcher, Stellanie Pappas
• Kavinsky children mark parents’ 50th anniversary
• Covered bridge tour for animal league run
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Annual Heart Walk planned at YSU
• ABWA announces Fall Fashion Prevue
• Local Delta chapter prepares for tribute, 60th anniversary
• Shurmur scolds Little for post-TD antics
• WHITE MAKES RIGHT
• Boomer Sooner!
• Vast changes greet students as they head back to school
• YSU president’s mettle tested
• Sharapova rallies to earn berth in W&S Open final
• Tigers wallop Indians for 3 1/2 lead
• Death-penalty appeal begins Monday
• South Side neighbors clean up
• Summer graduates receive diplomas
• Partially blind, author writes about his vision for success
• Angels of Easter Seals to launch new cookbook
• 2010 RECORD: 15-0
• COURTS
• More from Stambaugh stadium
• Surplus food
• back to school 2011-12
• 2010 RECORD: 4-6
• Pop culture Q&A
• 2010 RECORD: 9-3
• Pirates beat Reds 5-3
• YSU summer graduates receive diplomas
• 100 years of class at YCC
• Back to School package in Sunday’s Vindicator
• YSU president’s first year posed many challenges
• Megan Phillips | Nicholas Weisheipl
• Eve Fisher | Brian Suiter
• Amber DeMoss | Andrew Jarosz
• Amber Clark | Timothy Hitchcock
• Dog Days benefit through Sept. 8
• SB 5 opponents snub invitation
• Youngstown City Schools improve academic standing
• Aid, scholarship delays fluster YSU students
• Airport name soon to depart?
• Browns not as sharp in defeat
• Feeding fouls fowls
• Scrappers’ bats silenced in defeat
• Fickell opts for shorter approach
• Church secretary charged in thefts
• Woman charged in shooting, robbery
• Man faces charges in incident at store
• Indians lose opener of key series in Detroit
• School district releases free and reduced lunch eligibility criteria
• Shepherd ladies share creativity for charity
• Poland briefs
• Canfield sports briefs
• Austintown briefs
• Austintown sports briefs
• Harry Potter fans gather at Poland library
• Library says farewell to summer with Mexican fiesta
• Indians lose to Tigers
• Feeding ducks leads to yucks
• Youngstown schools progress on academic recovery plan
• Movement taking flight to rename airport
• Aid, scholarship delays fluster YSU students
• Youngstown schools improve academic standing
• 4 die in apartment fire in Newport News, Va.
• Michael Jackson doctor asks to sequester jury during trial
• Stocks fall as traders worry about weekend
• Stocks fall as traders worry over weekend
• Officials in 2 Ohio counties track serial fires
• 3 African refugees charged with fake Phoenix bomb
• Ohio governor, GOP leaders hold union law meeting
• Youngstown man charged with arson
• Body of Japanese teen found below Niagra Falls
• BUZZ: 'Icing on the Cake' for the Lube
• Oil finishes lower for the week
• Ohio weatherization jobs to be cut as funding ends
• Pope laments 'amnesia' about God during Spain trip
• National tourney for blind chess players begins today in Pa.
• Bank of America to cut 3,500 jobs
• Ohio’s Unemployment Rate Declines Slightly
• Man charged with arson, domestic violence
• Car crashes into house on Lucius Avenue
• Man shot, wounded on Woodcrest Avenue
• West Memphis 3 may be released after Ark. hearing
• Woman arrested for putting infant in bed of truck
• Suicide bomber kills 40 in Pakistan mosque
• Under ‘Sword of Damocles,’ Portman Says
• Kasich Tops Contentious Week with Address
• Middlefield Banc Corp. to Raise $11.4M
• Video: Shaw Discusses P-16 Partnership
• Boyfriend charged in pregnant woman’s death
• Suburban teacher charged in thefts
• Chesapeake Opens Field Office in Canton
• East Liverpool Chamber Sponsors Workshop
• SRU Launches Plan to Save Energy
• Canada's Anti-Spam Law Affects U.S.
• Strong overnight storms dump hail over Portage, Trumbull counties
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Events set for Bazetta Community Day
• Annual dahlia show planned in Mill Creek Park
• Suspect in murders was out on bond in another case
• Scrappers threaten, fall short to Vermont
• Pioneer Pavilion flag honors former caretaker
• Stock market volatility returns
• NE Ohio tangles with webworms, ash borers
• Campbell woman convicted of vehicular homicide
• Poland's Patton collapses during Pitt practice
• Youngstown women indicted on attempted murder, assault charges
• Former OSU QB draft eligible, must sit out 5 games
• Ohio's Smucker company 1Q net income rises
• Hewlett-Packard reports higher 3Q earnings
• Kasich will give GOP counter to Obama on Saturday
• Man accused of shooting Ohio worker spraying mosquitoes
• Pa. jobless rate rises for second straight month
• Penn State-Shenango begins classes Monday
• Ohio students raise money for East African famine victims
• Ind. gov. hires outside firm to review fair issue
• Unions won't meet with Kasich on SB5 compromise
• 2 men plead guilty in swastika branding case
• Dow falling again
• BUZZ: Justice Dept. Investigates S&P
• Oil drops on disappointing economic news
• Judge apologizes to inmate seeking sex change
• Father, son in Palin stalking case arrested in Pa.
• Erie, Pa. councilman jailed
• Private JobsOhio move will cost 211 state jobs
• Warm in Youngstown today with a chance of a thunderstorm
• Whitey Bulger’s girlfriend pleads not guilty
• S.B. 5 Opponents Reject GOP Olive Branch
• LindenPointe Incubator Nears Opening
• Video: Open House at eCenter@LindenPointe
• Home Builders Say, ‘We're Working for You’
• Steel Shipments Jump 3.5% in June
• Columbiana Pharmacy Gets Energy Grant
• F.N.B. Corp. Declares 12-Cent Dividend
• Thiel Posts Record Fundraising Year
• Medical examiner: Youth, 14, fatally shot
• Tot’s scrubbed face leads to assault charge
• Police: Jeweler dragged by car after theft
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• NE Ohio Buddy Walk Saturday in Cleveland
• Luncheon, discussion scheduled at JCC
• Youngstown skating club takes fifth place
• Early start, extra spark, eager kids
• 2 arrested, 2 still sought in 2 slayings
• Boardman thefts suspect indicted
• Judge: Escape from cell was a first
• Elections board disqualifies petitions of three candidates
• Neighbors question woman’s capability
• Citizens seek to clean up South Side
• Belmont Ave. business boom continues in Liberty
• Nursing opened door to teaching
• Threat to David Letterman on Muslim forum
• Ultralight crashes in NE Pa., pilot injured
• Casey Anthony lawyers appeal probation order
• Study: Only 1 in 5 medical malpractice cases pay
• Former NBA ref kills self on same day wife's body found
• Ohio wildlife agent accused of falsifying license
• 14-foot python found in backyard of Cincy home
• Gold prices continue to soar
• Poland Twp. police investigating thefts from cars
• Toledo Zoo's 52-year-old chimpanzee dies
• Rising stock prices push oil near $88 a barrel
• Target's 2Q profit up 3.7 percent
• 2 sentenced in Ohio pot case
• In death, young Marine gives life to comrade
• Kasich seeks to stop union law repeal effort
• BUZZ: 'Cementing' Business in Salem
• Vermont governor presides over lesbians’ marriage
• Pa. teen charged in crash that killed 2 friends
• Texas ag losses forecast at record $5.2 billion
• Abercrombie asks 'The Situation" to shop elsewhere
• Trial set over KY doctor’s amputation of penis
• Man’s body recovered from S.W. Pa. river
• Lionel Trains Invites All Aboard in Canfield
• Video: Lionel Repair Center Keeps Chugging
• Youngstown OKs Downtown Tattoo Parlor
• School: Heart condition led to soccer death
• Johnson, Kelly Co-Sign Politico Commentary
• Pleasant day today, storms possible on Thursday in Youngstown
• Inmate claims broken bleachers led to fall, sues
• Ohio Gets $55.1M for Small Business Loans
• Pa. Hits Jackpot with Table Games Revenue
• Covington Polo Match Set for Sept. 17
• Judge denies sentence appeal in hidden babies case
• NY boy dies in electric bike crash in Pa.
• Dad’s will changed before double-murder
• Miss Clevinger, Mr. Schneider set beach ceremony
• Sept. rite planned for Haley Joyce and Thomas Ivany
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Relatives raising kids to meet for dessert
• Back on the sideline
• A closer look at selling gold
• Stubbs, Liste excel in special teams session
• Valley’s United Way agencies revive talk of merger
• Empower parents for children to succeed, ACTION urges
• Aging Steelers sticking together
• Youngstown man pleads innocent to murder of wife
• Man charged with robbery, assault
• Teens write, perform musical
• Man who climbed Okla. TV tower stays for 6th day
• Three charged in July robbery in Boardman
• Trial under way for woman charged with aggravated vehicular homicide
• GOP prez candidate wishes Elvis happy birthday on death date
• Wal-Mart, Home Depot upgrade outlooks
• Pittsburgh zoo to continue partnership with PPG
• 3 charged in carjacking of Pa. mayor
• Judge throws out suit against 'The Help' author
• Sony cuts price of its popular PlayStation 3
• S&P says sell Google's shares after Motorola deal
• Signs up for controversial Cincy streetcar project
• NJ priest sex-abuse case settled for just over $1M
• DailyBUZZ: Factory Output Rises;<BR>Dining Expands Downtown
• Suspect questioned in Youngstown arson fires
• HTC sues Apple in latest round of patent dispute
• Suit claims love triangle led to Pa. state trooper charges
• New Youngstown councilmen sworn in today
• NY, NJ commuters sound off on toll hikes
• Stranded California gray whale dies
• Deadline set for FSA's 2011 Livestock Disaster Program
• Police: Target of Facebook hit fatally shot
• Akron Company Retains Farris Marketing
• 'V Squared,' Roberto's to Open Downtown
• Police: Kidnapper thwarted by alert neighbor
• Boardman Chains Among Fastest Growing
• Cargo Goes ‘Back to the Future’
• Video: Drake Discusses Intermodal Terminal
• Akron Company Retails Farris Marketing
• Fans flock to Graceland to remember Elvis Presley
• Jane Goodall’s institute sues baby food company
• Grange Names Gibson Agency Senior Partner
• Teens Underestimate Back-to-School Costs
• Exercise Caution Before Selling Your Gold
• Services to be held for slain Pa. officer
• Thieves take doors, window from church in 2 thefts
• Hole dug in Pittsburgh street for Batman explosion
• REUNIONS
• Women’s right to vote to be celebrated Aug. 26
• CABPW awards scholarships
• An influx of depth and talent has YSU’s defensive line thinking big
• Mill Creek North course about to be tweaked
• Browns confident as McCoy grows
• Niles schools chief seeks input on strategic plan
• Bond set for man fired on by Youngstown cop
• Pouncey ascends to line anchor
• Police rescue missing man, 71
• DeWine vows continued fight against human trafficking
• Trumbull County jail described as ‘at overcapacity’
• Death of robbery suspect in Greenville ‘justified’
• Thome hits 600th home run
• Pa. youth dies during soccer practice
• Teen escapes from Warren juvy justice center
• Testimony to begin Tuesday in aggravated vehicular homicide trial
• Police charge Boardman teen boys with burglary
• Niles man accidentally shoots self
• Expect traffic woes at Pittsburgh airport
• Jury finds brothers guilty on drug-trafficking, burglary charges
• AAA: Ohio gas prices fall 5 cents from last week
• Trumbull Co. Jail exceeds capacity, judges notified
• Cab driver fatally shot in Summit County
• NJ man jailed for sex assault on Continental jet
• BUZZ: Latest on Google, Lowe's,<BR>Bank of America and Warren Buffett
• Company talks to driver in Pa. bus crash that hurt 14
• Police: La. man decapitated disabled son, 7
• Police investigating three-car crash in Boardman
• Tropical storm warning canceled for Bermuda
• Consumers take painful steps to steadily pay down debt
• Section of Four Mile Run Road closed to traffic this week
• Pedestrian critical after being hit by car
• Mercy College changes name
• Protest in Calif. after Indian remains unearthed
• Ind. fair to honor collapse dead before resuming
• Driver flees police, dies in crash
• Police seek New Castle, Pa., man in robbery of exotic dancer
• Founder's Son Reclaims PRM's Business
• UCFC Loses $1.8 Million in Second Quarter, Ends First Half with $1.2 Million Profit
• Valley Black Caucus to Honor Williams
• Avalon Holdings Nets $77,000 for Quarter
• Showers and thunderstorms likely in Youngstown again today
• Take Your Pick: Your Money or Your Pet?
• Volunteer Network Seeks Nominations
• Consumer Spending Index Rises in July
• Energy Grants Available to Pa. Businesses
• WORTH A LOOK
• Quilting shop-hop begins Aug. 25 for 9 sewing stores
• Youngstown firefighters battle four weekend blazes; no injuries reported
• Giuriceo pleased by win at Cene
• Watkins opposes parole for killer in ’88 case
• Fire causes $25,000 in damage to home in Howland, kills cat
• 58th Lawrence County Fair opens today in New Castle
• Manufacturing takes big hit in stock slide
• Car strikes pedestrian on South Avenue in Boardman
• New Lago Winery in Jamestown, Pa., exudes in opulence of Tuscany, Italy
• Penchant for history pays off for student
• Variety show benefi ts Mercer County Area Agency on Aging
• Manufacturing takes big hit in stock slide
• Steady rain fails to put a damper on downtown rock festival
• Dufner squanders lead, faces playoff vs. Bradley
• Morgan’s sacrifice fly lifts Brewers over Pirates
• Flood warning in effect for Trumbull County until early Monday
• Twins at Indians postponed
• Parade, festival, lectures, ceremonies to celebrate diversity in the Valley
• Italian-style winery exudes in eclectic opulence in northern Mercer County
• Stage collapse that killed 5 at Indiana fair called ‘fluke’
• Warren, Trumbull officials seek to expedite housing demolitions
• Tim Pawlenty drops out of GOP race for president
• Thanks to police levy passage, Boardman will recall 3 firefighters
• ‘Best lawyer in America’ to address YSU’s summer grads Saturday
• Ohioan, 94, wakes up to find wayward blimp in her yard
• Orlandos’ 60th anniversary picnic at Boardman club
• Picnic celebration for Wagners’ 60th anniversary
• Pipe organ to be dedicated at anniversary event
• SENIOR MENUS
• Lucky Duck Race at Yellow Creek Park
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• Sharon woman elected as secretary to Athena board
• A note to readers
• 39 Guard members return to Valley after year in Kuwait
• After poor 2010, YSU’s defense returns to form in 1st scrimmage
• Giuriceo rules the diamond with UD victory
• Anemic offense costs Scrappers in loss
• Browns down champions
• Bugles Across America provide Taps for grieving families
• Doctor retires from Medical Corps
• Drivers letting emotions take over on track
• House fire reported in Liberty
• 2012 GOP race jolted with straw poll, Perry entry
• Smoke forces NC-bound plane to land in Boston
• Fire destroys home on Egypt Road
• Bank robbery reported in Howland
• Sherry Lobinger | Daniel Cunningham
• Bethany Bissell | Brenton Beck
• Stephanie Brown | Steven Davies
• Mina Senga | Zac Liptak
• Sandra Hite | David Anderson
• Nicole Henrich | Tod Lavanty
• Ministries’ annual TV talent hunt, picnic
• Giuriceo, Koval ready for tonight
• YSU rejects report favoring faculty raises
• Youngstown stars win PONY Series opener
• Austintown business makes move with free family events
• Kitchen’s successor on council selected
• Scrappers wildness helps Brooklyn
• Austintown candy store doubles as art gallery
• Woman gets six years in killing of Masury teen
• YWCA, ex-director improved together
• Ohio State meets with NCAA
• Woman fires at cops during standoff
• Cavaliers plan talent tryouts at Covelli
• Dog shot during attempted robbery in Warren
• Park Explorers discover wonder of Mill Creek
• Austintown Police Blotter
• Poland briefs
• Boardman sports briefs
• Yellow Creek Theater brings community together
• Thousands check out raptors and reptiles
• St. Christine festival raises funds
• Faculty union, YSU trustees can’t agree on dollars
• BUZZ: Retail Sales Up Most in 4 Months
• City man jailed on $200K bond for suspected arson
• Ohio officials may close overseas trade offices
• Pa. DUI suspect caught at the 'end of the road'
• Financial Aid Office Hours 8/15/11 – 8/19/11
• Business Office Hours 8/15/11 – 8/19/11
• Comic Colbert using PAC to encourage Iowa vote
• Wall Street's rides compounds states' pension fears
• Federal appellate court upholds death sentence for Ohio killer
• FBI: Mortgage fraud still prevalent, hard to catch
• Today is the day to pay second-half real estate taxes in Mahoning County
• NCAA finishes its hearing with OSU
• Clinton presses world to shut tap on Syrian oil
• Ohio man pleads guilty to killing 3 family members
• Judge: Casey Anthony must serve check fraud probation
• Oil prices rise on stronger retail sales report
• Pa. woman recovering from tiger-attack injuries
• Ohio killer of 11 deserves death
• 'Soul Surfer' movie presented free tonight at Boardman church
• Dow up more than 170 points before noon today
• Stick-on patch proposed for patient monitoring
• Meerkat dies at Cleveland zoo
• US stock futures rise
• Universal Stainless Buys Patriot Metals; Investing $130M to Start Steel Plant
• Valley Home Sales Higher than Year Ago
• Ohio shop's classical music seems to cut loitering
• Cruze Sets Pace as Vehicle Sales Climb
• Demolition Begins on Weatherbee Building
• Video: W3's Moyer on Stock Market Swings
• Special interests gave millions to budget panel members
• YSU Materials Center Gets $462K Grant
• 3 Dayton cops hurt in fight with suspect
• Pleasant again today in Youngstown, then showers, storms likely this weekend
• Retail sales rose 0.5 percent in July
• Southwest Ohio police, scrap yards offer rewards
• Woman shot dead at Akron party
• Private Company Execs Less Optimistic
• Youngstown Chapter of Links welcomes two new members
• Flea market planned for Saturday
• CLUB CALENDAR
• YSU’s Rogers honors friend by switching jersey number
• Despite ‘new’ head coach, Boardman has the same expectations
• New mayor to begin search for Youngstown police chief
• Biking for a cure
• YSU to vote on pact report
• Springfield Twp. faces loss of underused recycling center
• Girard waterline breaks leave 200 homes without water
• BUZZ: Jobless Claims Fall; Trade Gap Widens
• Vanessa Pellin gets probation, community service for stealing from her business
• Salem business cited for health and safety violations
• Ohio medical board votes to arm investigators
• Thousands of pot plants found in Ohio field
• Ohioan are buckling up more, NHTSA says
• Steel-producing company headed to North Jackson, jobs created
• Mahoniing Valley home sales rose in July
• Crash snarls Route 62 in Canfield
• Driver killed in Milton Township mishap
• Farmdale man injured in Gustavus Township auto accident
• Pa. blues duo marries on stage after concert
• Ohio flag stamp makes its arrival
• Apple is most valuable US company
• US natural gas supples grow less than expected
• Ohio State AD says NCAA probe has cost $800K
• Youngstown YWCA hosts power plant technology careers program Aug. 17
• Dow begins day up more than 150 points
• Passenger traffic continues to increase at Pittsburgh International Airport
• Hearing set next month on design-code violation by building owner
• Hundreds of laid-off Cleveland teachers recalled
• Ohio head-on crash kills 3
• Portman's Appointment Praised, Criticized; Toomey Says He's Open to Tax Reform
• Business Resource Network Creates Jobs
• Video: How BRN Assists Area Business
• Hearing on Zoning Violation Postponed
• Farmers Banc Corp. Declares Dividend
• Five injured in Warren Township explosion
• Unemployment aid applications at 395K, 4-month low
• Ohio Insurance Rates Remain Competitive
• Median Existing-Home Prices Still Dropping
• Republicans 'Scream' for Chocolate
• Beautiful couple of days in store for Youngstown
• Walker-Pollock wedding to be at Butler complex
• Mayhew-Pickel ceremony set at Rodef Sholom
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Flea market Saturday
• Wolford’s wish list: Vocal leaders
• Southside’s Dannie Williams has fight on ESPN
• Dems pick Pinkard for 3rd Ward post
• Beaver Township police arrest man for conduct with girl
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519 points
• Jury recommends execution for Ohio serial killer
• Ohio business women owners plan to hire more employees
• Dow down by more than 500 points at close of business today
• Value retailer opens for business Friday in Boardman
• Pa. pastor charged with flashing 2 women
• BUZZ: GM Streamlines; Macy's Soars
• Obama to vacation in Martha's Vineyard
• Stocks plunge as attention returns to weak economy
• Wal-Mart and Amazon go around Apple App Store
• Phantoms promote Anthony Noreen to top coaching job
• Bank of New York Mellon plans 1,500 job cuts
• NFL retirees dissatisfied with new labor pact
• Pittsburgh police seek man for info in 3-year-old's shooting
• Federal deficit tops $1 trillion for 3rd straight year
• Ex-director of elections in Ohio county pleads guilty
• FBI: Bank-robbing siblings caught in Colo.
• Breaking News: McConnell Names Portman, Toomey to Deficit Reduction Panel
• Ohio woman sentenced in in Indiana casino sting
• U.S. Rep. Rob Portman of Ohio named to deficit-reduction committee
• Lawyer cited for wearing earphones while driving in Trumbull County
• Ohio State HIghway Patrol: Most Ohio counties see fewer crash deaths
• US stocks drop in early trading today
• Pa. woman lets 6-year-old niece drive from parking spot
• Sammarone Vows to Tackle Challenges
• YSU Center: Actual Jobless Rate 26.37%
• 40 Under 40 Nominations Due Aug. 31
• Lake effect shower possible in Youngstown today; cooler and less humid
• Video: Urban Farmers Show Their Products
• Groups want Ohio air base kept in 2 Congress districts
• Chamber Opens Showcase to Vendor Sales
• Kent Gets $300K for May 4 Visitors Center
• Home Values Rise in Many Markets
• Consumers Worried About Economy, Politics
• Sciullo-Gbur wedding Sept. 9 at The Lake Club
• Tyler Lunn to wed Tiffany Schofield in outdoor event
• Miss Battafarano to wed Mr. Surko in Oct. ceremony
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Robert Morris, Erin Greene plan October wedding
• Annual rummage sale at Good Hope church
• Youngstown State draws players from all over
• 4 Scrappers make all-star team
• OSU paid Tressel over $21 million
• Phantoms coach Curtis Carr resigns to take job at Merrimack College
• Landfill builder calls off project in Girard
• Mayor: New chief of police will be hired from within
• Breaking News: Fed to Keep Rates Low
• Jury weighs death sentence for Ohio serial killer
• BUZZ: U.S. Productivity Sluggish in 2Q
• NEO gas prices drop more than 5 cents
• FAA says 3 reported dead in NE Ohio plane crash
• Dow closes strong, up more than 400 points
• Fed to keep interest rate near zero for 2 years
• New Ohio voter stickers unveiled
• GM to halve number of vehicle frames to cut costs
• Sammarone, Brown sworn in today to new city positions
• Apple passes Exxon as most valuable US company
• Dow still up at 2 p.m. at 134 points
• Product recall: Exit signs
• Police ID 7th victim in Ohio shooting spree
• Firefighters seeking cause of fatal South Side fire
• Records: Jim Tressel made $21.7M at OSU
• Man found dead in Ohio hotel pool
• Retired officer on trial for theft from 9-11 fund
• Ohio State Fair attendance highest in 7 years
• Ohio Dem senator pushing for infrastructure bank
• US workers were less productive in the spring
• Noon: US stocks rise after big fall
• Pa. House considers proposals to shrink assembly
• And the toughest Par 5 in the Valley is ....
• Staff levels cited in 2 Pa. hospital deaths
• Obama calling for fuel standards for big vehicles
• 2nd suspect in shooting of Ohio girl surrenders
• Sharon Regional Names Wilson Its CEO
• Dow opens up sharply after deep Monday dive
• Process Begins to 'Leverage' Turnpike
• Video: No Downturn at AimNationaLease
• Contractors Wholesale Opens to Public
• Roofer Apprentices Win Skills Competition
• Few showers today, then drier and cooler for mid week in Youngstown
• Fatal fire on the South Side
• Last sentencing testimony due at Ohio killer's trial
• Allstate Ramps Up Recruiting in Ohio
• Women Business Owners Forecast Growth
• Postal Mail Sort Earns Quality Certification
• REUNIONS
• Antique firearms show Saturday
• Nominations for AFP awards due Friday
• Youngstown council awaits vote to fill seat
• WR Hammond to transfer from Boardman to Harding
• New Youngstown school will blend arts with science, technology, engineering and math
• Youngstown State defense steps up, newcomers stand out
• Youngstown police working homicide leads
• Tests determine if Valley school buses make grade
• Spaite resigns as Columbiana boys coach
• Austintown official: What state cuts mean
• Man sought in 2004 stabbing death in Pa. arrested
• Senator: Ohio paying twice for same building
• NC-based Marine from Ohio dies in Afghanistan
• Dayne Hammond leaving Boardman football team for Harding
• North American Lutherans to gather in Ohio
• Man gets 1 years, 1 day in Ohio marijuana case
• Girard mayor won't sign off on raises
• EPA gives out $4.5 million for Lake Erie cleanup
• Okla., Texas set heat records in July
• Obama seeks to reassure faith in US credit
• Info still sparse to help solve Youngstown double homicide
• Oil down more than 6 percent after US credit downgrade
• Polygamist heard on tape training girls for sex
• BUZZ: Opening Bell after S&P Downgrade
• Johnny Cash's sideman dies in Ark.
• Gold at record, silver surges as other prices fall
• Pa. man among 30 US troops killed in Afghan crash
• Famine: 'Hundreds of thousands of children could die"
• Jesse Jackson urges Ohioans to fight for rights
• Showers and thunderstorms possible into mid week in Youngstown
• Dow opens with quick 200-point dive
• LOUIE TODAY: Steve Forbes, Cosmo's editor-in-chief and Valley crime
• Business Leaders to Keep 'Watchful Eye'
• Nominations Sought for Philanthropy Day
• Johnson Calls for Afghanistan Review
• Manor at Autumn Hills Marks Expansion
• Video: Take a Tour of Levy Gardens
• Most Americans Work on Their Vacations
• Salary Budgets Lag Behind Inflation Rate
• Warren-Trumbull Library to Expand Hours
• McDonough Launches Town Hall Project
• Ashlee Lemke | Aaron Lime
• Kimberly Berg | Michael Kivlighan
• Amanda Prommersberger | Sean McAllen
• Jennifer Chine | Joseph Cabuno
• Steakout, golf outing for Beta Theta Pi
• UPDATE: How shootings of eight near Akron unfolded
• Asian markets sink; Dow futures drop 225 points today
• Rogers one of five Warren Harding graduates on YSU’s roster
• Mahoning Valley Olde Car Club’s Cars in the Park draws crowds, benefits boy
• Downtown scaffolding ‘expected’ down by fall
• Toothman-less, but not toothless: Quakers ready for switch to NBC
• Valley school districts fire up stricter anti-smoking policies
• Hubbard tax-delinquent properties on rise
• Hubbard biotech company scores breakthrough in Strep test
• In North Lima, ICE agents take custody of immigrants
• City police plead for information on two weekend killings
• UPDATE: Argument with girlfriend triggered shooting spree that killed 8
• Border patrol agents take custody of 13 illegal aliens who stopped in Valley
• Gunman kills 8 in suburban Akron; police kill triggerman
• Pirates' skid reaches 10 games
• Mahoning Valley congressman calls for formal inquiry on deaths of SEALS
• Child poverty rate increases in Mahoning, Trumbull, Columbiana counties
• More and more young people abandon cursive writing
• Syrian forces kill 52 activists today, groups report
• 45,000 Verizon Communication workers go on strike
• Enrollment zooms at regional campuses, community colleges in Ohio
• School districts in Ohio, Mahoning Valley tighten smoking policies
• $400K gift to Mill Creek Park will update Wick Recreation Area
• Toasting an undeniable downtown surge
• Miss Wagner, Mr. Curtin to wed in Oct. ceremony
• September rite set for Mr. Day and Miss Neiman
• Jillian Giannios plans to marry Dustin Hibbard
• Jennifer Miller, Erik Lyszaz set Sept. date
• Penny Richards, Richard Toman plan Sept. rite
• Sollers celebrate 60th anniversary with patio party
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR MENUS
• Men’s Garden Club plans show
• Happy 90th birthday | Tracy W. Shipley
• Golf scramble helps youth programs
• Anxiety mounts for vet’s family
• Pavlik moves on, no regrets
• Hurricane sighting at YSU
• Scrappers move back into tie for 1st place with victory
• Sharon woman inspired many in Nigeria as 'Auntie Martha'
• Ohio-recognized Canfield doctor aims to heal ‘human side’ of care
• In Poland, railroad magazine keeps steady circulation, adds fans
• Spanish, Italian cultures mesh at St. Rose of Lima parish
• New Castle veteran earns state award for 2nd year
• Volant gets set for Corn Harvest Festival
• Happy 100th birthday Lorene Dorothy Verdinek
• birthdays
• 2 men killed on North Side
• Police: Someone fired at Ohio medical helicopter
• Illegal immigrants found in Beaver Township
• Senior-services levy for Mahoning looks unlikely in 2011
• Google, Microsoft goes public with patent spat
• Ex-Braves pitcher, actress face Wyoming foreclosures
• Howland plans scrap-tire pickup
• Applications available for Warren Police academy
• Mahoning Co. health department issues pumping reminders
• Copter shot down killing 30 US troops, 7 Afghans
• Anxiety mounts for vet's family in Austintown
• Ohio changes prevailing wage, building laws
• Police investigating double homicide on the North Side
• Open poetry reading Tuesday at Pig Iron
• Dow’s wild ride tests Valley residents’ nerves
• Bert Sugar: Pavlik’s image has been hurt
• Two homicide cases go to court
• YSU football gets down to business
• Ambulance driver, 81, idled after accident
• Errors doom Scrappers in defeat
• Jail crowding raises safety issues, official says
• Valley group shifts racino plan to North Jackson
• Warren man shot in face listed in stable condition
• Couple sentenced for theft scheme
• It’s crowded at the top at Bridgestone Invitational, but no Tiger
• Finding a home for Bear
• Rumpelstiltskin visits Canfield library
• Pat Catans hosts crafty kids in the Wild West
• Local dancers earn national honors
• BTSC swimmers break pool records
• Canfield Community Briefs
• Cloggers entertain at Poland Shepherd of Valley
• Old North VBS showcases Big Apple
• Local student graduates from Otterbein, interns in New York
• Racino Group Selects Site in North Jackson
• Warren police seek missing 16-year-old girl
• Judge: Jail for driver in fatal Utah bus crash
• Group challenges Ohio health-care ballot measure
• 23-member committee to search for UA president
• US rep’s top aide cited for failing to report $54K
• Daily BUZZ: Unemployment Inches Down
• Proposed track/slot center would move from Vienna to North Jackson
• Jury convicts 5 officers in post-Katrina shootings
• Concerned citizen interrupts robbery
• New lava flow oozes from Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano
• Four years in prison for embezzler Adair
• Man held in jail for death of wife
• Protestors Claim Fresh Mark Hires Illegals
• Video: Farmers CEO Sees Signs of Growth
• MVEDC Selected for SBA Pilot Program
• Manufacturers Get Stimulus-Backed Funds
• City Advances Cleanup of YBM Site
• Hynes Industries Names 6 New Managers
• Stoneridge Posts Double-Digit Growth
• MTR Gaming Group Nets $2.3M
• Very warm, humid through the weekend; storms possible each day in Youngstown
• Miss Tamulonis, Daniel Wysmier to wed in Chicago
• Allen-Kamerer wedding planned for Sept. 17
• Melanie Noble, Stanley Fannin II to wed in Sept.
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Cat, dog adoptions half off today, tomorrow
• All eyes on Dow after 513-point drop
• New faces, same expectations for YSU football
• Fiscal panel begins work to rescue Liberty schools
• Boy, 15, charged in killing of teen
• Agency on aging proposes 1-mill levy
• Dumping, other problems come into full focus
• Thousands compete in AKC events in Canfield
• Scrappers shutout Yankees
• Youngstown man gets 5 years in prison for assault on cop
• Brewer leaves YSU hoops
• Youngstown mayor to department heads: Communicate with me
• State to award funds to 2 Valley concerns
• Today’s entertainment picks:
• 2 charged with buying meth-making ingredient
• St. Patrick's Church festival in Hubbard under way
• TSA staff at LAX undergoing transgender training
• Ky. sisters sue to get Social Security numbers
• Scorpion anti-venom is first to be approved by FDA
• John Kerry says he will run for Senate re-election
• Mahoning building commission awards heating contract
• Woman pleads guilty in videotaped beating
• Howland assisted-living facility briefly evacuated for gas leak
• BREAKING NEWS | U.S. Route 224 at Market Street in Boardman reopened
• Polygamist leader’s Texas trial goes to jury
• RNC rejects tough sanctions on primary calendar
• Court papers: NY child-slay suspect ‘heard voices’
• City police charge 15-year-old boy with murder in Collins' homicide
• Avoid U.S. Route 224 and Market Street in Boardman
• Congress reaches compromise to end FAA shutdown
• Judge sentences city man to five years in prison for assault on police officer
• Cameras record illegal dumping, theft
• Daily BUZZ: A 'Hot' July for Retailers
• Seniors levy sought for Mahoning County
• Legislators introduce ‘Casey Anthony’ law
• 20-40 years for woman who hid baby remains
• GM Earns $2.5 Billion in 2nd Quarter
• Farmers Breaks Ground for Howland Office
• Portman Calls for Dollar-for-Dollar Rule
• Year-Over-Year Decline in Unemployment
• Aid for Former Workers at Boardman Plant
• $100K Grant to Improve Wick Park Access
• Video: Wick Park Improvement Project
• Mostly cloudy skies expected today with a chance of a shower in Youngstown
• LaFrance Cleans Interview Outfits for Free
• Keystone Compliance LLC Gets State Loan
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Credit counseling workshop for women
• ABWA chapter seats new officers
• Source: Pavlik exaggerated Kessler offer
• Kelly Pavlik’s reputation takes a huge hit
• Mix world beat, synth? Way Yes!
• Shooting death of son mirrors that of his dad
• Poland girls ready for regional
• Program helps prepare students for higher education
• Another side of The Houseband
• Scrappers roll 13-5 over Yankees
• Burglary trial of brothers begins
• Levendis will face Rich in Campbell
• Trumbull voters face 5-year transit levy
• 15 teams in Valley for NABF event
• Grand jury gets case of feuding women
• New folk-dance group will sample all countries
• Film extras needed for stadium scene
• Singer leads My Morning Jacket on new journey
• Former champ, Top Rank officials weigh in on Pavlik's decision
• Former NFL star turned actor Bubba Smith dies
• 72 indicted in child porn ring that inflicted pain on infants, children
• Life term in disabled Pa. woman’s torture death
• 11-mo-old dies in fall from Minn. apartment window
• Vilsack: USDA working to ID tainted turkey source
• 1 dead, 2 hurt as boat hits Lake Erie wall
• Trial under way for brothers charged with drug trafficking, burglaries
• Maine man lying in roadway struck, killed
• Ohio to end automatic mailings of tax forms
• BUZZ: Metro Jobless Rate Rises 0.6%
• Ohio warns of unclaimed funds email scam
• Charges against 3 Youngstown women sent to grand jury
• Okla. woman claims famed hijacker is her uncle
• Conn. judge denies home invasion defense request
• Ore. woman rescued after 3 nights in forest
• Death penalty off the table in NY, Fla. killings
• Improvements funded at city’s Wick Park
• Happy Meals and Shale Drilling Spinoffs
• Video: Anderson-DuBose Exec on Project
• Scattered showers and storms possible in Youngstown today
• KSU Ashtabula Adds Wine Industry Degrees
• Ohio's Debt-Deal Split Shows Microcosm
• Dickson Insurance Merges with Kashmiry
• Akron Children’s Receives $1M Kikel Gift
• Design Committee Wants Violations Enforced
• RTI Nets $2.1 Million for Quarter
• Parker Reports Record Net Income, Sales
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Whetstone reunion planned in Niles
• Kelly Pavlik withdraws from Saturday fight
• Sales of Chevrolet Cruze show no sign of stalling anytime soon
• Cafaros ask court to seal Oakhill records
• Scrappers lose series opener to Yankees
• Sisters’ trust benefits children’s hospital
• Katie Griswold leads Butler soccer
• McDonald’s supplier prepares $30M center, 160 jobs for Valley
• Pavlik’s future in doubt
• Browns lose punter, look for replacement
• July ’11 was hotter than average in the Valley
• Falcon Pride program gives students educational opportunities
• Praying for the ‘right’ result
• Stocks slump as concerns about economy increase
• Voters approve Boardman police levy
• Chicago architecture firm to design world’s tallest tower
• Ex-attorney gets 12 years in old child porn case
• Redmond O’Neal arrested on drug charges again
• UPDATED: Pavlik fight called off
• Boardman levy has early lead from absentee ballots
• Judge continues man's probation on explosive-making chemicals conviction
• Nobel-winning immunologist Benacerraf dies at 90
• US releases more classified Bay of Pigs documents
• W.Pa. man to plead to Islamic terror posts
• Cafaros want to keep sealed the case records filed against them in Oakhill case
• NY official seeks new ideas for hockey arena site
• NASA: Columbia shuttle item found in Texas lake
• Stocks now down for year as economic concerns grow
• BUZZ: Debt Deal; Consumer Spending Down
• Voter turnout 'quiet' so far in special election in Boardman
• Gas prices holding steady in NEO
• Man charged with robbing, beating woman on East Side
• Indian tribe in Wash. approves same-sex marriage
• Judge asked to unseal Casey Anthony case documents
• Promoter Says Pavlik 'Derailed' Comeback
• Man to seek withdrawal of plea in $200M wine fire
• Cruze Sales Power GM to 8% Gain
• Williams Bids Farewell to City at Event
• Ryan Blasts, Votes Against Debt Ceiling Deal
• De-Cal to Create 30+ Jobs with Expansion
• Tax Credit Makes Wells Project Feasible
• Video: Strollo Discusses $4M Wells Project
• Flip-flops Top List of 'Don't Dos'
• Small Businesses Growing but Slowly
• Strong storms possible in Youngstown tonight
• Kennedy Recovery Clinic Celebrates Women
• REUNIONS
• Steakout, golf outing for Beta Theta Pi
• Western Mahoning Kiwanis celebrates 60th anniversary
• Finish Line: Wolford seeks better closers
• Finance report: Gains raised $42,100
• Convenience store opens in downtown Youngstown
• Vikings honor Korey Stringer
• New Warren schools superintendent gets acquainted
• Two men arraigned in melee
• Scrappers, storm pound Aberdeen
• Scout leads effort in creating Environmental Learning Center
• Levy to be placed before Howland voters
• Indians get needed victory
• Niles train traffic back on track after derailment
• Man pleads guilty in beating
• Lee homers twice for Bucs
• ‘Bored’ man accused of setting fires
• Concerns about economy end rally
• House approves debt-limit bill; Senate to vote Tuesday
• New Youngstown mayor makes first appointment
• Bazetta Township will have two levies on the ballot Tuesday
• Company seeks to hire 40 workers ASAP
• BUZZ: Activists Say 'Iron Out the Details'
• Howland schools to seek 4.9-mill additional levy
• Severe thunderstorm watch #710 issued for Youngstown
• Man accused of setting two Boardman fires
• Congress to Vote on Debt Deal Today
• Cortland Bancorp Earns $1.32 Million
• LifeFleet Ambulance Makes Upgrades
• High Marks for Workforce Investment
• Aviation Director Responds to Johnson Story
• Workers Less Productive in Summer
• YSU Business Internship Session Aug. 4
• Isolated storms possible in Youngstown today, very warm through Tuesday
• Pending Home Sales Rise in June
• Amanda Leach | Joseph Farrow
• Amy Sarti | Douglas Jones III
• WORTH A LOOK
• Benefit dinner, bake sale planned in Lisbon
• Woman grabs vet’s collection jar in Austintown
• LaPolla, Pikunas crowned Greatest Junior golfers
• Levy to be only issue on ballot in Boardman
• Liberty pushes merger of fire services
• YSU grad gains valuable experience in Germany
• Charter school, Chaney to vie for city STEAM
• Cutting blight, helping JFS in the same swath
• Scrappers blank Ironbirds, stay in 1st
• Hubbard Twp. police set for National Night Out
• Victim in Friday shooting ID’d
• Unhappy Indians hit rough road
• Menard executes upset at Indy
• U.S. Marshals Most Wanted: Shane F. Overton
• Some stood against torture
• Deal averts default
• Veteran, 78, chases robbers who stole collection jar with $500
• Obama, Congress reach deal on debt ceiling
• Greatest: Pikunas, LaPolla win Greatest juniors titles
• Monday rallies in downtown Youngstown, Warren to seek ironing out of differences on debt limit
• Signs of concrete deal on debt limit emerge on Capitol Hill
• Pirates fall to Phillies in 10
• Paul Menard pulls off upset win at Indianapolis
• Pirates acquire Padres’ Ludwick
• Royals beat Indians 5-3
• Update: One of four shot after Cleveland funk concert dies
• Kasich seeks panel to study merging some of Ohio’s 614 school districts
• 2,000 cast early ballots on Boardman levy; polls open 6:30 a.m. Tuesday
• Senate rejects Democratic plan to settle debt-limit debacle
• Sept. 10 wedding for Jamie Grover, Craig Hodgkinson
• Dawn Yancey, Andrew Croutch plan Sept. rite
• Ashley Pence, Tamplin Wibly to wed in Sept.
• Mackos-Buttry wedding planned in Austintown
• Brown-Engstrom wedding planned in Canfield
• Miss Brickman, Mr. Harvey to wed in Oct. ceremony
• Miss Armstrong, Mr. Louk plan to wed in Sept.
• Four shot — two critically — after funk concert in Cleveland park
• GOP leader McConnell: We’re ‘very close’ on debt-limit deal
• Valley’s best junior golfers go head-to-head
• Poland inventor’s lockbox offers a key to medicine safety
• Kelly Pavlik: FIT & READY
• Train derails in Niles
• Mahoning Dog Pound conducts adopt-a-thon
• Scrappers move into first place with victory
• Browns pick up def. tackle Bunkley from Eagles
• Improper drilling mix caused foul odor on Youngstown's N. Side
• What a night! Indians win in ninth, trade for Rockies’ ace Jimenez
• Boardman election complaint referred to state
• Steelers talk to Burress, but nothing signed
• Police probe hammer attack and rape on Youngstown's West Side
• 11th time is charm for winner of pasta-eating contest
• Work to begin soon on North Lima Road
• Mayor-elect Sammarone: 'Don't give me an excuse'
• Who protects Boardman?
• Wright replica crashes, 2 killed
• Macejko’s candidacy intriguing
• Home intruders attack 3 with hammer, rape woman
• 3 arrested at Motley Crew/Poison concert
• Youngstown police continue investigating 3 recent shootings
• Mahoning County pound's first adopt-a-thon attracts steady stream
• Gas drilling odor causes concerns among Girard, Youngstown residents
• CSX train derails in Niles this afternoon
• White House, Congress make last-minute stab at debt limit compromise
• Wild game grilling seminar scheduled
• Heritage Day event at museum will feature several collections
• Freshman put to the test in YSU's Outdoor Rec Experience
• Downtown Youngstown convenience store/deli opens Friday
• Scrappers double up Spinners
• Boy, 17, killed in S. Side violence
• On area diamonds | Sandlot roundup
• 21-year Youngstown officer fired over shotgun incident in late May
• Indians shut out by lowly Royals
• Covelli posts $37K loss in 2nd quarter
• Girard mayor: Raise is due
• Pryor’s mentor cleared in ’08 NCAA probe
• Police official discusses Greenville shooting
• Harrison apologizes for comments; Steelers sign No. 1 pick Heyward
• Phil Taylor aiming for fresh start with Browns
• Canfield school board seeks 4.9-mill levy
• Revitalizing neighborhoods is YNDC competition’s goal
• Outdoor program challenges incoming YSU freshmen
• Mahoning Valley experts: Default fears taking a toll
• Ursuline Sisters honor Vogelsang for service
• MetroParks Farm hosts movie night
• Canfield Soccer Club has a new home
• House passes Boehner's bill; Senate rejects it without debate
• CHS Nets $3.4 Billion in 3-Month Period
• Canfield voters to decide school levy in November
• South Side disrupted by shootings, teen killed
• Pa. county chides Forest Service drilling delays
• BUZZ: New Project, New Company, New Find
• ‘Octomom’ says she was drugged when she consented to IVF procedure
• Covelli releases limited-view tickets for tonight's concert
• Testimony ends in Katrina shooting police trial
• Jeffs defends polygamy during sex assault trial
• Ex-La. gov, 83, marries 32-year-old prison pen pal
• Civil trial over reputed Edwards sex tape delayed
• AWOL soldier defiant in 1st court appearance
• Pa. sculptor dies; worked to ID criminals, victims
• Judge: Try church sex scandal defendants together
• Wyo. deputy missing after search for girl in river
• Covelli Centre had a $37,561 operating loss between April and June
• Mercer County gas bills to rise
• A week later, Norway mourns 76 victims of massacre
• Economy slowed sharply in first half of year
• North Carolina blaze kills firefighter, injures 10
• Former Intel Chief: Stop Drone Strikes
• Chesapeake Says Utica Leases Worth $20B
• Strollo Plans $4M Wells Building Project
• US stocks plunge on debt standoff, dismal growth
• Covelli Centre Reports Loss for Quarter
• Portman Predicts Agreement on Debt Limit
• Video: Carney Finds Niche Moving Libraries
• Carney-McNicholas Moves by the Book
• Williams to Deliver Farewell Address
• PNC to Acquire 27 Flagstar Branches
• Columbiana Chambers Host Johnson Aug. 11
• Jury weighs fate of disfigured murder suspect
• Hearing for church officials in abuse case
• Cars burned after phone threat
• Miss DeFabio, Mr. Hillman to wed in Hawaii
• Dustin Gardner, Valerie Bornhorst to wed in Aug.
• Miss Provensano, Mr. Haren to wed in Sept. ceremony
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Breakfast to benefit Angels for Animals
• Youngstown BOE committee meeting this morning
• Volant bank robbed
• Fire destroys Howland mobile home
• Boardman shoe store robbed
• Two fires trouble, puzzle Girard neighborhood
• Canfield home in crime case sells for $275,000
• $4 million renovation of Wells Building planned
• Republican leaders delay vote on debt limit, address post office
• Brad Smith signs with Bills
• Severe thunderstorm watch #695 issued for Youngstown
• NY State Fair unveils 1,500-calorie ‘Donut Burger’
• BUZZ: GM Lordstown Opens Its Doors
• Ill. Congressman responds to child support report
• Arrested soldier had bomb-making materials
• Say goodbye to Mayor Williams on Monday
• Polygamist group leader fires attys in sex case
• Would-be grad students face longer, revised GRE
• Girard neighbors fear a third night of fires
• Firefighters get damages in bias case
• Youngstown Connection to perform in Hawaii
• Colo. Springs police say 4 killed in 3 shootings
• 2 men accused of attacking pilot at Miami airport
• Richard Chavez, farmworker union head, dies at 81
• NM police look for sniper who killed cat on porch
• Ex-wife: Ill. congressman owes $117K child support
• Residents get a look inside GM's Lordstown
• House GOP set to vote on revamped debt-limit bill
• Debt Default Would Cost Region $5 Billion
• Farmers Banc Corp. Earns $2.12 Million
• SCLC president Creecy dies; apparent heart attack
• Compass Gets $50K Grant from Foundation
• Roth Blair Law Firm Expands Focus
• Video: Relax at the New Massage Cafe
• Remains of Boston’s 1st Catholic cardinal moved
• UPMC Horizon President Issues Report
• Macy's Seeks Seasonal Workers at Job Fair
• Wide Agreement on Checking Account Regs
• Strickland Launches Consulting Company
• Body of man who jumped from boat found in Erie bay
• Police: Man stole bones from cemetery, again
• Fire marshal investigating tire plant blaze
• Thunderstorms likely in Youngstown today, heavy rains possible
• Anthony Strickland charged in attempted robbery of Austintown station
• Jessica Rouzzo, Nicholas Diana set Sept. nuptials
• Cotton-Swauger wedding plans are announced
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Mustang car club seeks members
• U2 reaches lofty heights at Heinz Field
• Trumbull voters to face transit levy
• Scrappers snap skid
• Pavlik moves on from weight issue
• Youngstown native’s opera premieres Saturday
• Campbell worker remains on job
• Angels’ Ervin Santana bedevils Indians’ bats
• Winning Mega Millions ticket sold at Marc's in Niles
• Car shot up in Trumbull Homes apartments
• New day camp offers horseback riding, Bible study
• Jewelry stolen from Telegold in Boardman
• Help save 50 dogs Saturday
• Daily BUZZ: New Job for Strickland; <BR>Casting Call for Home Savings
• Indians lose on no-hitter
• Urban League: Black middle class losing ground
• Police: Woman set fire to home with foreclosure documents
• Postal Union Criticizes Consolidation Study
• Car shot up in Warren
• ICBM destroyed after CA test launch has ‘anomaly’
• Ga. mom weighs new trial offer in son’s death
• A return to hot, humid conditions in Youngstown for the end of the week
• Strauss-Kahn accuser to see prosecutors
• 3,700 Post Offices Slated to Close
• Team NEO Seeks Lead Role in JobsOhio
• Video: Regional Chamber's Ties to Team NEO
• Nasdaq OKs First Place Remaining Listed
• Tailgate Kicks Off United Way Pacesetters
• Health Care Petition Goes to Ballot
• June Jobless Numbers Up Across Region
• Charges dropped against retired Mohawk teacher
• Pa. bishop gets own bobblehead for birthday
• Coroner: Boy found in Erie bay likely drowned
• Police fatally shoot robbery suspect
• Free career workshop for women
• Valley's UW Pacesetter Campaign under way
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Northern Strut Twirlers take honors in contests
• Harding standout Brandian Ross signs with Green Bay Packers
• Valley jobless rate rises to 10%
• Terry McCluskey of Vienna world champ
• Phantoms announce schedule
• Verdict absolves Ford in lawsuit
• AREA FREE AGENTS
• Trumbull County ex-engineer admits theft in plea deal
• Terminating ex-principal of Chaney pulled from school board’s agenda
• Indians lose to Angels 2-1
• Car shot up in St. John's parking lot on Glenwood Avenue
• Police investigating check-cashing scheme at Boardman Walmart
• United Way Pacesetter campaign under way
• Dan Peek, founding member of band America, dies
• Mich. man finds mother was a 1982 homicide victim
• Greatest Golf: Mill's No. 9 takes driver out of hands
• DailyBUZZ: Unemployment Rates Spike<BR>in Youngstown and Warren
• Feds: Pa. shop-owner smuggled ton of banned ivory
• Buttery space shuttle featured in Ohio State Fair, which opens Wednesday
• Webb Road in Weathersfield closing for culvert replacement
• Ford’s ambitious Asia plans take toll on 2Q profit
• No bail for younger imam in Fla. terror case
• Blagojevich seeks new trial, cites judicial bias
• Boardman man gets 13 years for robbery, kidnapping
• Train-truck clash snarls Meridian traffic
• Man attempts surgery on his hernia with butter knife, police say
• Arizona woman dies 4 weeks after bear attack
• Dozens wade to shore after Mich. tour boat damaged
• Ex-Trumbull engineer DeChristofaro is now a felon
• Youngstown schedules National Night Out activities
• Valley unemployment hit 10 percent in June
• Ryan Feared Feud Impeded Development
• Ohio GOP Calls Obama Speech 'Irresponsible'
• Sunny and dry today in Youngstown, storms return Wednesday night and Thursday
• F.N.B. Reports Net Income of $22.36M
• Wheatland Tube Plans $11.4M Expansion
• Wean Foundation Presents Building Plans
• Video: Execs Outline Merger of Agencies
• First Niles Reports Net Income of $437K
• Casting Call for Home Savings' TV Spots
• REUNIONS
• New Bedford girl named NAM finalist
• Youngstown Kiwanians keep busy this summer
• Niles Scouts think pink to raise funds for trip
• Party, Chamber bury the hatchet
• Austintown's Davis brothers will continue to play football together at Pitt
• Kipnis comes through for Tribe with game-winning hit in ninth
• Jury gets case in $19M lawsuit filed by ex-officer against Ford
• Woman surprises victim’s family
• Boardman residents speak up in support of cop levy
• Three Renegades pitchers combine to blank Scrappers
• Raymond John Wean Foundation announces plans for new home
• Liberty basketball: Bubon to take over Leopards
• Liberty Schools Board upbeat about future
• Barnette capital-murder case delayed
• UAW wants bigger cut of Detroit’s new profits
• Youngstown police probe crimes from weekend
• Let the season finally begin
• Breaking News: Ryan Announces Agreement Between Chamber CEO, Democrat Chairman
• BUZZ: Wheatland Tube Expanding in Howland, Will Add Jobs
• Wheatland Tube gains tax credit for job creation
• Severe thunderstorm watch #683 issued for Youngstown
• Police lower death toll to 76 on Norway spree
• Closing arguments expected today in Linert case
• YWCA hosts free career workshop
• Bradley’s Book Outlet opens mall location
• Boehner, Reid preparing to move on debt limit
• NFL owners, players come to terms
• Compass Guides Agencies in New Direction
• White House, GOP Divided on Debt Deal
• Boardman Lube Sets Aug. 3 Debut at Shops
• Stores Among 14 Grocery Chain to Open
• Pa. Lottery Reports Record Sales of $3.2B
• Ohio Fraud Units See Record Recoveries
• School Shoppers Head for Department Stores
• Thunderstorms are possible in Youngstown today, not as hot
• Miller-Mattson marriage plans are announced
• Megan Pingley plans to marry Shawn Gonzalez
• WORTH A LOOK
• Perkins Homestead neighbors plan picnic
• Canfield native donates liver to toddler son
• Ryan, LaTourette lead the way in fundraising
• Poland golfer commits to Indiana University
• Scrappers shut out by Hudson Valley
• Korean War veteran finally receives medals
• Salem looks at proposal for water
• South Africa trip gives YSU students a different perspective on poverty
• Driver seriously hurt in truck blast at Farrell plant
• Pirates snap skid with 10th-inning win
• Local team competes in Academics Games Leagues of America national tournament
• Oops! Tribe errors hurt in loss to White Sox
• Ohio got $493M from Homeland Security
• Youngstown forum speakers warn of dangers of Social Security cuts
• Norwegian boy who camped in Campbell returns home to massacre
• Salem seeks revenue from selling its water to drilling companies
• Ohio’s losses from 2011 storms already top $500 million
• Obama to meet with top congressional leaders tonight on debt crisis
• Pirates snap 3-game skid with 4-3 win over Cards
• Unearned runs help White Sox beat Indians 4-2
• US Rep. Ryan surprises Austintown Korean veteran with medals
• Ohio recovers record $103M in Medicaid, workers’ comp fraud
• US Rep. Tim Ryan raises $184K in second quarter of 2011
• Revision in state report cards likely to boost academic standings
• 70th anniversary of Thomases marked June 26
• Catullos observe 50th anniversary at family dinner
• Hamrocks mark golden year of marriage
• Golf outing to help pay for transplant
• GARDEN CLUBS
• SENIOR MENUS
• ROCC and Rescue event to have Casino Royale theme
• Women artists win honors as talents are judged at show
• Champagne Luncheon will help senior center
• Mathews district residents invited to meet the new superintendent
• Copper wire stolen from Penn Power poles
• Sandy Lake man killed in crash with dump truck
• Woman interested in case of Jordan Brown
• In search of another title, Pavlik says he has no plans to depart
• Wing Fest variety adds spice to Covelli atmosphere
• Scrappers tally four in 7th to beat Renegades
• On area diamonDs Sandlot roundup
• Public discussion at Unitarian Church Monday
• Youngstown's North Side without water after main break this morning
• As debt discord rages on, leaders fearing stock crash by Sunday afternoon
• Army's Walter Reed Hospital set to close after 100-plus years
• Troubled singer Amy Winehouse found dead in London
• Julie Smart | Curt Stanislaw
• Carol Burlingame | Robert Rodriguez
• Heather Klesch | Gabriel Rainwater
• Alicia Molter | John Grossman
• Rebecca Muller | Zachary Thompson
• Program will probe life, work of Van Gogh
• Nasty storms possible again today in Youngstown; Flood watch issued
• Shoplifting leads to attempted carjacking at Southern Park Mall
• Austintown man charged in beating, choking of female friend
• Unique policy on drug testing mulled by Boardman schools
• Quentin’s HR powers Chisox
• Jury pool in capital murders totals 113
• Giuriceo, Koval on Aug. 13 fight card
• Ethnic radio plays on in Mahoning Valley
• SANDLOT ROUNDUP
• Cop fired in case of paraplegic beating seeks reinstatement
• Hankins drives in 3 as Scrappers win
• Ohio State averts charge of ‘failure to monitor
• Wall Street Journal quotes Valley historian on process to OK stamps
• Pirates fall in key series opener
• 2 city residents face charges of shoplifting from Boardman Macy’s
• Mortgage fraud scheme nets Ga. man prison term
• Car runs over, kills peregrine falcon chick on Market St.
• Motorist killed by falling tree; others injured in flash storm
• Wal-Mart event benefits Akron Children’s Hospital
• YMCA Day Camp is going places
• Poland community briefs
• Powerful storms cause damage in Youngstown, fatality in Trumbull County
• Peregrine falcon chick dies, just days after its mother
• NCAA won’t hit Ohio State with ‘Failure to Monitor’
• STORM UPDATE: Wing Fest canceled for tonight but show will go on Saturday
• Wing Fest will go on Saturday as scheduled
• STORM UPDATE: Possible storm fatality in Trumbull County
• Boehner breaks off debt-limit talks with president
• STORM UPDATE: Mt. Calvary roof damaged
• Storms blow through Youngstown causing damage at the Covelli Centre Wing Fest
• Storm disrupts Wing Fest downtown
• Sami Quick Stop manager thwarts robbery
• Wall Street Journal quotes Boardman historian
• Senate rejects House GOP budget-cutting plan
• Ohio Jobless Rate Edges to 8.8% in June
• BUZZ: Ohio, U.S. Jobless Rates Edge Up
• Small Business Job Forecast Improves
• Mortgage Fraud Mastermind Gets 69 Months
• Bomb blast, shooting at youth camp horrify Norway
• 1 dead, 30 hurt in NY bus, tractor-trailer crash
• Auction house says it sold Josef Mengele journals
• New Boardman Quaker Steak & Lube will feature Bike Nite
• Video: Masonry Materials Plus President Reflects on Company History
• Alleged shoplifter arrested, jailed
• Armed robber gets 10 years; prosecutors wanted more
• BWC Chief Identifies Areas to Improve
• Cruze will have diesel version in 2013
• Masonry Materials Plus Celebrates 25 Years
• City Awards Rail Modernization Contract
• S.B. 5 Referendum Makes Fall Ballot
• Huntington Declares Quarterly Dividend
• One-Stop COO Joins Miller and Associates
• Oh Wow! Receives $25K from Foundation
• Smart Money Choices Conference is Aug. 26
• BWC Chief Identifes Areas to Improve
• Hot and humid conditions continue in Youngstown today, heat advisory in effect
• State Rep. Newbold to have office hours Saturday at Leetonia library
• Give your opinion on Medicare, SS proposals at Sunday town hall meeting
• Debra Mayne, Andrew Kis set wedding date
• Miss Marapese, Mr. Gustovich to wed in Sept.
• Simon-Matulja wedding plans are announced
• Mary Guzaski, Nicola Cutrone Jr. plan wedding
• Gardens to close for fundraising event
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Murder scene was chilling, Ellwood City officer testifies
• Shaffer retires at Youngstown YWCA exec
• Saving jobs tops agenda in UAW talks
• Field is set with final qualifiers for Greatest Junior Golfer of the Valley
• On area diamonds | Sandlot roundup
• Ohioans will vote on SB 5 this fall
• Youngstown man re-arrested and returned to prison following accidental release
• Scrappers set season highs in runs and hits in rout of Spikes
• Karstens’ turn-around buoys Pirates’ surprising success
• Cafaro defendants seek to seal records from public in dismissed Oakhill case
• Girard crash sends 2 drivers to hospital
• NFL owners approve deal
• Edwards ordered to repay $2M-plus to U.S. Treasury
• 8 teens advance from Tam O'Shanter to Greatest finals
• GOP will compromise on debt limit, Boehner predicts
• Mahoning commissioners advertise for bids, approve funding for county projects
• West, Wasserman Schultz use each other as foils
• Gov. Kasich postpones execution of man until late next year
• BUZZ: Carlton Sears Says Time is Right
• Cash tolls on Pa. Turnpike to rise 10% in 2012
• Bones of Adolf Hitler deputy exhumed, burned
• Indians OF Grady Sizemore has abdominal surgery
• SB 5 will be on November ballot
• Video: Hospital CEO Talks Valley Campus
• Pa. woman gets 11 months for spouse kidnap plot
• Iraq war vet gets $115K for Western Pa. jail firing
• 2 custom 1968 Chevys stolen during Columbus car show
• Rash of summer fires sparks fears in Toledo
• Weathersfield schools bond issue, levy on November ballot
• State Rep. Newbold host meetings in Leetonia, East Palestine
• Lawmaker not cheering proposed Ohio Statehouse pub
• How to keep your house cool during the hot streak
• Ohio funeral home license suspended over cremation
• Organizers of Ohio outdoor events wary of heat
• Save-A-Lot Fills Void for Struthers Shoppers
• Judge Approves Forum Liquidation
• Sears to Step Down as Library Director
• Brown Urges Local Control for Training Funds
• 2nd Quarter Ohio Home Sales Beat '09 Period
• Farmers National Bank Earns 5-Star Rating
• Presque Isle Downs' License Renewed
• Excessive heat warning in effect for Youngstown today
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Barbecue, flea market planned Saturday in Deerfield
• Eva Maria Laino, 19, performs piano recital
• Kiwanis Club welcomes new Key Club official
• Szolek new principal of Columbiana High
• Enon Valley man arrested on child exploitation charges
• Driver injured in Beaver Twp. crash
• Macejko aims to unseat Gains
• Youngstown Rugby Club growing into competitive program
• Hankins homers in MV loss
• Tito Brown will be Youngstown council leader
• Astro stays hot at CABA
• Plans get under way for home for homeless vets
• Twins rally to split with Tribe
• Chico’s handler to remain on the job
• Austintown Patrolman Linert testifies about fiery crash
• 2 area winners in July 15 Rolling Cash 5 game
• West Side home damaged by fireworks
• Police seek female accused of stealing baby items
• Hurricane Dora reaches Cat. 4 strength off Mexico
• Youngstown Rugby Club gaining recognition
• NFL players won’t vote on proposed contract
• Pirates lose series finale to Reds
• Indians lose again to Twins
• 72-year-old Pa. man guilty of child-sex on cruise
• 3 Pa. casinos fined for permitting underage gambling
• Boardman cops looking for woman who robbed Dollar General
• BUZZ: New Grocery Store Opens in Struthers
• Youngstown man arrested in Boardman on drug-trafficking charges
• Lawyer says suspect in soldier’s death delusional
• Autopsy: NYC boy was given drugs, then smothered
• Home sales on pace for worst showing in 14 years
• Progress is seen on a blood test for Alzheimer’s
• Somalis dying in world’s worst famine in 20 years
• West Side man's home, car damaged by fireworks
• Heat ‘dome’ traps much of US in pressure cooker
• 3 Pa. National Guardsmen killed in Afghanistan
• Youngstown prosecutor to run for Mahoning County prosecutor
• New poll shows Ohioans still dissatisfied with Kasich
• Judge to Rule Today on Forum Confirmation
• Port Authority Member Pitches 'Express'
• U.S. Home Starts Rose 14.6% in June
• Referendum Qualifies on County Ballots
• Toledo considers endiing free parking for lunch
• KeyCorp Nets $243M for Second Quarter
• YWCA Executive Director Shaffer Retires
• Ohio Seeks Exporting Award Applications
• Heat wave to continue in Youngstown; Excessive Heat Watch in effect
• Free career workshop for emergency medicine, criminal justice
• Open house, Indian campfire, Oriental exhibit Saturday
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• On-The-Water Poker Run planned
• OES event honors Grand Chapter, officers
• Board approves new pact for Sharon teachers
• Postal Service study could deliver bad news to Youngstown
• YSU picks up first ’12 verbal
• Wolters leads Scrappers past Spikes
• Anti-SB 5 signees in Valley validated
• Rondinelli rolls along at CABA World Series
• Brown considers Youngstown council president position
• Milton official: High court ruling on Myrddin Winery will have statewide effect
• Pirates shut out reds again, 1-0
• GOP tactics draw lowest mark in new CBS poll
• Defying veto, bipartisan Senate plan, House GOP approves contrasting debt bill
• Debt hope: Obama praises ‘Gang of Six’ plan
• Man arrested in attack at Iowa congressman’s farm
• Policy: Sex abuse by doctors ‘profound betrayal’
• Parents in disbelief over Calif. molestation probe
• 4 dead after crashing into washed out Wyo. highway
• Youngstown man gets probation in case involving former used-car dealership
• Hickory's Matt Bell becomes YSU's first 2012 commitment
• BUZZ: Home Building Looks Up in June
• FX Energy to plug wells at site of NW Mont. spill
• Man accused of hacking millions of papers at MIT
• Syria forces fire on funeral procession
• 2 groups sue W. Pa. sewage plant over Marcellus shale wastewater
• FBI arrests Va. man, said on Pakistani spy payroll
• Cleveland police sets time-limit policy for filing charges
• Rebekah Brooks testifies to UK lawmakers
• Judge: Unseal Mumbai terror trial documents
• Police: Fla. teen killed parents, then had party
• FBI raids homes, seizes computers in hacking probe
• Pa. teen fatally struck riding scooter
• Youngstown Municipal Court records now available online
• Dayton, Cincinnati Red Cross regions join forces
• Ohioans told to beware of extreme heat, humidity
• National Refractories Gets EPA Green Light
• Aug. 10 Court Date Set on Facade Issue
• Senator Pushes Bill to Help Vets Find Jobs
• Brown Urges Bipartisan Support for Cordray
• Attorney General Delivers Check to Hospice
• Borders Seeks to Liquidate Remaining Stores
• Ohio Workers Comp Joins Social Media
• Bella's To-Go Offers Gourmet Cuisine
• Power outages, flash floods left after storms roll through Youngstown
• Church is offering free community picnic
• Delta Sigma Theta chapter has celebration and installation
• Astro starts CABA on winning note
• Teen driver in deadly crash had brushes with law
• Delays in treating injured Valley soldier irk mom
• Turbine savings in Lordstown? Answer is blowing in the wind
• Officials pleased Kasich signed new law
• Jamestown rallies to defeat Scrappers
• Hiring Heroes Act of 2011 aimed at assisting veterans
• Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley continues to grow
• Youngstown police probe weekend crimes
• Cleveland drops Minnesota in both games of doubleheader
• Obama appoints Cordray to lead consumer agency
• Obama threatens veto of House GOP spending cuts
• Warren business still waiting to hear whether it can continue treating brine water
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Youngstown
• BUZZ: Cordray Named to Consumer Post; <BR>Halliburton Profits Spike
• 2 YSU programs get Wean Foundation funding
• Group opposed to SB5 says it has 800K signatures
• Tea party takes its turn in debt battle
• Police: Phone-hacking whistleblower found dead
• New Ohio rule calls for hiring court interpreters
• Soap Box Derby Week in Akron offers taste of race
• Generous donors help Ohio dog hurt in break-in
• United Ways Hire 'Partnering' Consultant
• Public Relations Experts Merge Expertise
• Obama to Name Cordray to Consumer Post
• Video: Wean Discusses Foundation's Goals
• Swierz's Decision Opens Council's Top Slot
• Steamy day expected in Youngstown with a threat of severe storms
• YSU Annual Fund Giving Tops Record
• Restaurants Join 'Kids LiveWell' Initiative
• Retail Federation Sees Sales Momentum
• WORTH A LOOK
• Car club schedules show in the park
• Anthony’s uncle from Canfield denies reports Casey is in Valley
• Warren council considers borrowing $24.3 million
• In Focus: Skydive Rick’s
• Peace Corps volunteer from Austintown has no regrets
• Canfield native part of shuttle refueling device creation
• Team to ride 3rd time for ALS
• Lockout talks to continue in NYC with mediator
• After leading Japan twice, the U.S. women’s win slips
• On 20th try, Darren Clarke wins first British Open
• Donations to YSU Annual Fund reach record high
• Sorry, boss: Newman holds off Stewart
• Valley awarded $300K for programs
• Sports Digest || Giuriceo to fight at Cene Park on Aug. 13
• Finding purpose to aid in Africa
• Shocking dereliction of duty
• Fast-food chains trying fresh, new looks
• Video game review: 'Trenched'
• Escapee from Sharon Corrections Center remains at large
• Mahoning Valley gets $300,000 in federal funds for food, shelter programs
• Darren Clarke wins British Open
• Orioles use four homers to drop Indians
• Japan stuns US in World Cup final
• Valley family to bicycle 270 miles next weekend in fundraiser for Lou Gehrig’s disease
• Warren considers borrowing $24.3 million for capital improvements in city
• Air Quality Advisory issued for sensitive groups in the Mahoning Valley
• Obama to nominate ex-Ohio Attorney General Cordray to top consumer post
• Saving more pets’ lives could bring $100,000 to Angels for Animals
• Giving to YSU Annual Fund quadruples over past decade
• White House holds out hope for ‘something big’ to avoid debt crisis
• UPDATE: Angry crowd yells ‘baby killer’ at Anthony as she leaves Fla. jail
• At Fair Park, Graces mark 50th milestone
• MASONIC GROUPS
• GARDEN CLUBS
• PAR Golf Outing will benefit Rich Center, No Stone Unturned
• Walk to End Alzheimer’s needs teams to participate
• Next Miss Italian Youngstown waits to wear the 2011 crown
• SENIOR MENUS
• SENIOR SIDELIGHTS
• SENIOR CITIZENS
• Birds, hotdogs and a new pier planned for Mosquito's Lakeview Discovery Day
• Casey Anthony freed from Florida jail early today
• Ed Port adjusts to appearance, opportunities after surgery
• Dunn’s grand slam not enough as Scrappers fall to Jammers
• Joe Jeswald reflects on 35-year career in Girard schools
• KC Serna makes his pitch for Scrappers
• Boardman’s Mannozzi places sixth at USA outdoor meet
• Eastwood Rib Fest serves it up spicy
• Holland’s homer lifts Canfield to LL title
• Balloons take to skies over New Castle
• Bumpy road looks pretty good now for US
• Name released of boy killed in crash
• Terlesky, 11, keeps gathering golfing gold
• Hearing set for felon’s council candidacy
• Eastwood rib fest serving up tender, sweet and spicy meat through Sunday
• Hot air balloons filling skies near New Castle this weekend
• Hazimihalis remains unbeaten with 5th round TKO
• Serna a pleasant surprise for Scrappers so far
• Canfield boys win little league district title
• Only walk-ins available for Friday's work discrimination complaints
• Obama appeals to public in debt crisis talks
• Family honors Mr., Mrs. Soltis at 2 celebrations
• Easter Seals auction to be a tropical event
• YBPW inducts 3 new members
• Scholarship applications due by Wednesday
• Man attacked, robbed at T/A Travel Center
• Teen fleeing cops crashes car; Youngstown boy, 9, killed
• Scrappers lose to Tigers in series finale
• Scrappers notebook
• U.S. Judge Limbert jails cycle gang member in US sweep
• Winner-take-all for the Little League district title
• Boardman street-crime unit will activate if voters OK August levy, police chief says
• Astro Falcons wins Mack state title game
• Emmy-winner Bonow remembered by sister
• Xavier freshman wins Ohio Amateur title with improbable shot on par-3 hole
• Plan to close 38 driver-exam stations spares the Valley
• Records: Tressel warned over compliance
• Habitat house keeps Leavell family close
• Court: Campbell can’t fire employee
• Valley senior bowlers keep on rolling
• Trucking industry struggles to fill shortage of 100,000 drivers
• Slovak Society garage sale benefits Beatitude House
• Immaculate Heart hosts Fun Run
• Slovak Society garage sale benefits charity
• DailyBUZZ: Obama - 'Show Me a Plan'
• Road work slated Monday in Milton Township
• June video game retail sales drop 10 percent
• Gov. Kasich offers $2M to Ohio children's hospital
• Drop in gas prices lowered inflation in June
• Coast Guard rescues 28-year-old man from Lake Erie
• Ohio revises lemon law to reflect Japan disaster
• Ohio wildlife officials check mountain lion reports
• Teen driving stolen car held in death of 9-year-old
• Boardman Retail Plaza Sells for $1.05M
• Portman Encouraged on Debt Ceiling Talks
• Strickland Says Dems Moving Too Far Right
• Video: Gillespie on Work in Neighborhoods
• More STEM Jobs with Higher Pay
• Morley to Resign from Elections Board
• Isolated storms possible in Youngstown through the weekend
• Fuel-Efficient Vehicle Values to Fall 15%
• Parker Hannifin Acquires SSD Korea
• Men Becoming Less Happy than Women
• Niles awards contracts for new schools
• Olivia Faiola, Ryan Grist plan Aug. wedding
• Miss Manzoian, Mr. Huigens plan August wedding
• Rachel Gordon to be bride of Jeffrey States
• Benefit auction tomorrow
• CLUB CALENDAR
• Morley to resign from elections board
• Warren shooting suspect arrested in California
• Campbell man sentenced for Hubbard home burglaries
• Possible Social Security delay worries some seniors
• Pete Mollica: A man with a zest for life
• TRIBUTE TO A FRIEND How others remember Vindicator sports reporter Pete Mollica
• Search begins for Trumbull engineer after DeChristofaro resigns
• Scrappers rally from four-run deficit to beat Connecticut
• Judge Belinky fires court clerk Don Gaudio
• Scrappers notebook
• Engineer testifies in case of burned patrolman, Ross Linert
• Hundreds line up in the Valley for 1st peek at last ‘Potter’ film
• On area diamonds | Sandlot roundup
• Scrappers win 9-6
• OVI checkpoint near Ursuline Friday
• Trumbull County Engineer David DeChristofaro resigns
• Mahoning Co. probate court judge fires investigator, deputy clerk
• NYC man charged in boy's slaying says he hears voices
• Pa. mayor faces child-porn charges
• BUZZ: Jobless Claims Down; Sales Flat
• Body found in Ohio septic tank at abandoned trailer
• Ohio congressman's Twitter account hacked
• AP source: FBI investigating News Corp.
• Son arrested in Pa. deaths of father, stepmother
• Police: Foursome tried to take Ohio Taco Bell art
• Man tests law by claiming to be a 'pastafarian'
• Companies propose curbing junk-food ads for kids
• Budget forces job cuts at Ohio education department
• Bernanke: Default on debt would increase deficit
• Youngstown YMCA hosts triathlon competition Sunday
• Lawmakers snipe, Wall St. frets as debt deadline looms
• Judge declares mistrial in Clemens' perjury case
• 2 groups now seek Ohio medical pot ballot issues
• Kings Island amusement park shuts down roller coaster
• First Place Consents to 'Cease and Desist'
• Dayton Chamber Board Endorses S.B. 5
• Fire Worker Who Tests Positive for Drugs?
• Video: Value of Drug-Testing Policies
• Omarosa to Keynote Urban League Dinner
• Layoff Employee or Reduce Work Hours? Brown's Bill Would Give Business Flexibility
• Sunny today, isolated thunderstorms possible in Youngstown on Friday
• Consumers Cautious with Poor Job Market
• Kent State Breaks Fundraising Record
• Youth summit to explore how one decision can impact your life
• Beaver Twp. canned food drive Saturday
• OUT-OF-TOWN BIRTHS
• Aug. rite to unite Erica White and Bruce Daley
• Katelynn Jancay, William Beckett to wed in Ala.
• Miss Guerrieri, Mr. Williamson to wed July 30
• Community center gyms to be closed
• 'America's Got Talent' girl band to perform at Boardman family night
• Fed Reserve ready to act if economy weakens
• Mule Bone takes album in stride
• Scrappers’ Evan Frazar contributing
• Mayor’s exit ends city’s HUD bid
• Animated talent with voice actor Jim Cummings
• Attorney for Patrolman Linert: Cruiser tank was defective
• US gets late goals to beat France
• Gas station seen as boon to New Middletown village
• Campbell native played 13 seasons in pros
• Newton Falls mom pleads guilty in son's death
• 'Don't call my bluff,' Obama warns Republicans
• Man hospitalized in early evening shooting on the South Side
• Campbell residents ask Animal Charity to investigate their pets' deaths
• Groups file lawsuit to stop governor's prayer day in Texas
• Kasich draws teacher input for new merit-pay system
• City man gets jail time, probation for sexual assaults
• BUZZ: United Way Changes Funding Process
• Man's penis cut off, put through garbage disposal
• Ohio ice cream driver fatally shot
• Bear keeper in Ohio attack dies in bizarre fashion
• Opening statements today in multimillion-dollar lawsuit against Ford Motor Co.
• US women in WWC soccer finals
• US women lead 3-1 in WWC semifinals
• Red Cross needs donors, faces critical blood shortage
• Cops: NY man in custody; boy's remains in fridge
• Debts talks drag on as clock ticks toward default
• Police: Exotic dancer 'on run' in child-death case
• Ohio Senate panel axes online voter registration
• Ex-teacher files insanity plea in Ohio sex case
• Schiavoni Seeks Stimulus Funds for Benefits
• June Home Sales Down in Mahoning Valley
• YWCA Display Celebrates Women Artists
• Video: Glimpse Art Work at YWCA Show
• CNBC Improves Ohio's Business Ranking
• A shower possible this morning, then partly sunny through Thursday in Youngstown
• Development Department Gets New Director
• Brown Urges Currency Bill to Close Gap
• Cafaro Seeks Caylee's Law for Ohio
• GM Invests $129M in Midwest Plants
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• Address corrected for anniversary couple
• Mahoning Valley struggles to create clean jobs
• Canfield softball tops defending champs in D2 championship
• Mahoning Valley company jobs are now solar-powered
• Pavlik bout tickets go on sale Friday
• Winery wins big at state’s top court
• Dave Blaney gets a boost on the business side
• Valley View downs overcomes big hurdle
• Fielder’s homer gives NL 2nd straight win
• Emrick’s one-hitter helps lead Dave Sugar
• Jurors seated in Patrolman Linert’s crash lawsuit
• Youngstown City schools add two new administrators
• Clippers’ Gomez starting for Scrappers
• Florida men plead innocent in $14M Ponzi case
• Boardman woman arraigned in embezzlement case
• USA cupstackers entertain kids at Youngstown church camp
• Tech N9ne’s success comes to fruition
• House Republicans fall short of vote to reject light bulb requirements
• Canfield wins little league district softball title
• Columbus Clippers pitcher to start for Scrappers
• Youngstown school board adds two administrators
• Two men enter not-guilty pleas in $14M Ponzi scheme in federal court
• Trial date set for Youngstown man charged with rape, kidnapping
• Pa. agency approves plan to move forward Valley View Downs racino in Lawrence Co.
• Pavlik tickets go on sale Friday
• Ohio consumer agency cuts staff amid lower funding
• DailyBUZZ: The Trade Gap Widens;<BR>Diesel Cruze Coming to Lordstown?
• Ohio board chooses interim as state superintendent
• Burned Austintown cop’s case against Ford moves ahead
• Police use stun gun to subdue South Side man
• Official: 6 hurt by fireworks in Ohio on Fourth of July
• Top court says Lake Milton winery can stay
• "Brady Bunch," "Gilligan's Island" creator dead at 94
• Astronauts make last spacewalk in NASA shuttle era
• Singer for 60s group Grass Roots dies in Fla.
• Envoys say Gadhafi ready to go, says French FM
• Boehner, McConnell increase criticism of Obama
• Ex-Pa. teacher gets up to 20 years in prison in baby assault
• 'Best of Both Worlds' for B.J. Alan Co.
• Video: Why B.J. Alan Is Moving to Warren
• Oakhill Defendants Relieved, Defiant
• Cruze Sales Race to First in Valley
• Summitville Cleanup Project Gets $202K
• State Releases Clean Ohio Funds for Theater
• Ryan Named Vice-Chair of Study Group
• Aqua Buys American Water’s Operations
• Slight chance of a storm in Youngstown today, then sunny on Wednesday
• BWC Drops Rates for Marine Industry
• REUNIONS
• Golf outing will honor late Dr. Earnest Perry
• Garden Forum reveals flower show winners
• Four more qualify at Tamer Win for Greatest Junior tournament finals
• B.J. Alan makes $8M move to former Delphi Packard plant
• Pavlik brothers have bout at parents’ home
• Homers carry ’Cutters past Scrappers
• Funds OK’d to demolish, restore Paramount
• Schools in Liberty fall into fiscal emergency
• Ex-Buckeye Jim Cordle predicts a bright future
• Many are violating Warren’s pool laws
• Repairs to YSU parking deck should be finished in time for fall classes
• Baseball’s All-Star game marked by marquee players who aren’t coming
• 2 seek seat on Campbell council
• Valley new-car sales up compared with 2010
• Sports Digest || YSU running back makes Payton list
• Debt negotiations yield little progress
• Science seeks ways to take the sting out of sunburn
• Philly newspapers offer Androids with paid apps
• Fed chief to face grilling before Congress
• Austintown receives $46K from forfeiture
• Whoa baby! Texas mom gives birth to 16-pound newborn
• Four more qualify for Greatest Junior finals
• Counterfeit bills found in Ohio restaurant trash
• Lockout a grind for Rucker and free agents
• GM Lordstown to produce diesel version of Cruze, sources say
• BUZZ: Zoldan on New $8M Warren Project; Cafaro on Dropped Oakhill Charges
• Campbell man gets 10-year prison term on sex charges
• Roads to close for Our Lady of Mount Carmel Festival in Lowellville on Wednesday
• Parking deck at YSU will be ready for classes
• B.J. Alan moving into former Delphi plant in Warren
• Breaking News: B.J. Alan Co. Moving Headquarters, Warehouses to Delphi Site
• State puts Liberty schools in fiscal emergency
• Breaking News: Visiting Judge Dismisses Charges Against Seven Oakhill Defendants
• Breaking News: Judge Dismisses Oakhill Charges
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Youngstown
• Ryan Seeks 'Exit Strategy' in Chamber Flap
• Charges dismissed in state's Oakhill conspiracy case
• OEPA Seeks Input on Mahoning Watershed
• CEOs Less Confident About Economy
• Consumers Cutting TV Cord? Not So Much
• Car Owners Holding On, Adding Miles
• Strong to severe storms possible in Youngstown later today and tonight.
• New Castle cop faces hearing in death of Chico
• Lynne Biasella | David Pavlich
• Cari Sarisky | Timothy Gallagher
• WORTH A LOOK
• ASG schedules Make-It-Take-It Day
• Teen struck by vehicle at New Castle Fireworks Festival
• Youngstown cops seek residents to catch speeders
• Crowds savor ethnic delights at Summer Festival of the Arts
• Business diversity helps McClurg Road area fight recession
• Poland weighs options with no busing
• Fellows Riverside Gardens hosts bridal event
• 33rd Olde Car Club show set for Aug. 7
• Crosscutters too much for Mahoning Valley Scrappers
• Air-quality advisory for Mahoning Valley
• Cup classic: U.S. women stun Brazil
• YSU alumni networking day set
• Another ‘Bella Vita’ moment
• After 2 suicides, hypnotist principal is facing questions
• Scrappers fall to Williamsport
• Enforcement of texting ban in Ohio may be difficult, police say
• Tour of the Valley grows larger, more exciting with age
• U.S. women stun Brazil in World Cup
• Air-quality advisory issued for Mahoning Valley for Monday
• YSU alumni in 10 cities across US to network on July 21
• Owner of bear that fatally mauled man in NE Ohio found dead
• Boardman schools provide programs to battle bullying
• Poland school leaders consider parental-pay system for busing
• Expect announcement of new chief of Ohio public schools on Tuesday
• New Castle cop who left dog to die in hot cruiser to have hearing July 20
• City cops want residents to arm themselves with radar guns
• B-17 bomber to visit Y-W Regional Airport
• Clergy joining debate over drilling in Marcellus shale region
• Warren's Coleman family ties bind, blossom
• Visiting cyclists experience Columbiana County in Tour of the Valley
• Greatest girl golfers qualifier Monday
• YSU’s summer festival continues to win arts and minds
• JFK coach Napolet steps aside
• Mount Carmel saxophonist has performed with band for 80 years
• Scrappers hang on for road win
• Former Southside academy building for sale
• Dozens attend fundraiser for sick Maryland child
• Hall of Famer Agassi shares love of tennis
• Interfaith crew breaks ground on Habitat house in Struthers
• Brazil stands in way of USA’s dream for Cup
• Annual festival set this week in Girard
• METRO DIGEST || 2 men injured in I-76 crash
• Mayor Williams: 'We've made a lot of progress'
• Union leader aims to boost IA profile
• Employee morale ebbs along with work force
• bridge
• Feds aren’t folding up their tent
• Boehner now seeking smaller deficit reduction deal
• Disabled vet killed on NY roller-coaster ride died happy, sister says
• Royals Kate and William wowing crowds in California
• 'News of the World' stops its presses with a 'Thank you and goodbye'
• Online rage over Casey Anthony verdict spirals over the top
• Panetta: Al-Qaida's defeat within reach
• Lindsay Chumita, Charles Scaglione set wedding date
• Jennette Miligi, William Sawders plan marriage
• Tiffany Kata, Ryan Williams to wed in Sept.
• Tara Maine, Robert Peet plan marriage
• Nicole Harris, James Van Hise II set wedding date
• Teresa Weakley, Joseph Aulisio to wed in the fall
• Tarah Bellino and Steven Ortz set Sept. wedding
• Senior center plans 5-day rummage sale
• Poland Village, Canfield Township and Warren City Schools added to Government Watch
• Patella medalist at Tamer Win for Greatest Junior Golfer of Valley
• Boardman steamed over railroad blight on Columbiana Port Authority line
• Tour of Valley gets under way with time trials
• Youngstown-Warren Regional Airport use maintains altitude toward 2011 goal
• Poland Relay teams fight back, celebrate
• Sandlot roundup
• Fundraiser in Canfield to benefit breast-cancer patient
• Tour of Valley gets under way with time trials
• Boardman police seek public’s help in finding suspect in armed robbery
• Sabourin’s RBI single lifts Scrappers in 10th
• Ohio State vacates 2010 wins, including bowl
• EGCC increases tuition $6 per credit
• Ruling: Butts out in House of Hope
• New Warren massage law may be delayed
• Friends surprise Sgt. Pezzano at Scrappers game
• Sports briefs
• Boardman briefs
• Petition pushes to change Canfield mascot
• Paws Town being built
• Betty Ford dead at 93
• Poland’s Colin Reardon commits to Miami (Ohio)
• Dominic Patello wins second Greatest Junior qualifier
• Magistrate bans smoking at House of Hope group home
• Univ. of Pittsburgh raises tuition 8.5 percent
• Gov. Kasich set to name nonprofit job-creation panel
• Wis. governor signs concealed-carry bill into law
• 3 firms want to build new, smaller casinos in Atlantic City
• Ohio woman pleads guilty for spraying breast milk on deputies
• Ex-cop charged with murdering 2 women in Missouri
• No fireworks show after St. Christine Church festival
• Police allege Wyo. man killed his 3 kids, brother
• BUZZ: Obama on Dismal Jobs Numbers; <BR> Buffett on Recovery Timetable
• June Employment Numbers Disappoint
• Survey to help determine Trumbull drug, alcohol prevention programs
• Eastern Gateway Community College raises tuition
• Police looking for man who assaulted woman in Wick Park
• Sponsor of Arizona immigration law faces recall
• Mont. governor tells landowners to take oil sample
• South African gets 3.5 years for Kandahar stabbing
• Pakistani couple sues airline over threat hoax
• Poland Village, the city of Canfield and Warren City Schools added to Government Watch
• Texas executes Mexican despite White House plea
• Obama: Still differences on debt, new talks Sunday
• Man hurt in Columbiana County plane crash
• Williams Believed Call Coming but When?
• Video: Williams Talks About His New Job
• Ex-Cameron aide arrested in UK hacking scandal
• Latino motorcycle club has Saturday event
• Unemployment rose to 9.2 percent as hiring stalls
• NH woman collars burglar, makes him wait for cops
• Showers and storms possible in Youngstown today, then sunny on Saturday
• DA probes alleged misuse of Tasers by officers
• Lawyer faces sentencing in hunting death
• Boat involved in fatal Pa. accident was speeding
• Johnson's Office Fires Back at MVOC
• Portman Takes Long-Term View on Debt
• City Holds Off on VXI Lease Reduction
• Outlook Improves for U.S. Job Seekers
• Obesity Up in Ohio, Pa., 14 Other States
• Eastern Ohio P-16 Holds Summit Aug. 17
• Dog recovering after being hit by train twice in Salem
• Replacements named for Trumbull County official
• Sex-crime charges withdrawn against New Castle man
• Barnhisel House has uniform display
• CLUB CALENDAR
• 6th suspect in Liberty homicides to be arraigned Monday
• Youngstown approves severance for fired patrolman Joliff
• Mexican executed in Texas
• 'One Life to Live,' 'All My Children' headed to Internet
• Pilot program set up to help vets land manufacturing jobs
• Sex charges dismissed against New Castle man
• BUZZ: Oakhill Hearing Set for Monday
• Report ranks Pa. 19th for percentage of obese adults
• Exxon Mobil to test air in homes near Mont. spill
• Former Ohio home of silent film star comes down
• Oil and gas prices on the rise again
• Illegal immigrant in-state tuition begins in Conn.
• Ohio rental company sued over alleged bedbugs
• White House seeks delay of Mexican man’s execution
• Ohio records seeker can't claim fee payout
• Colo. teen hurt trying to make ‘bigger’ fireworks
• Ex-Colt tight end John Mackey dies at 69
• SF police make arrest in stolen Picasso drawing
• AD: OSU hopes to respond to NCAA by Friday
• Portion of Western Reserve Road to be closed for widening
• Looking for home-grown produce? Check out the Sharon Farmers' Market
• Defendant in 4 Calif. killings now wants lawyer
• Prosecutors to End Oakhill Criminal Case
• Williams Sees 2010 Plan as National Model
• Political Horizon Changes as Williams Rises
• Video: Sammarone Is City's Next Mayor
• Williams Appointment Draws Media Attention
• Jobs reports push US stocks higher at the open
• Columbus opens new park winding along riverfront
• Casey Anthony to be freed late July or early Aug.
• Boy dies after hitting head at Pa. amusement park
• Regis Philbin selling Greenwich, Conn., house
• Wean Foundation Gives Grants to 29 Groups
• Confidence in Job Security Drops Again
• Finished Steel Import Market Share at 23%
• India's Vehicle Market Races Forward
• Uncertain future for Casey Anthony after acquittal
• Police: Man beaten unconscious with scooter
• Mill Creek bikeway roads to be closed for repairs
• Weavers will meet Friday in Hubbard
• Garage sale will benefit Alzheimer’s Network
• Youngstown-area skating club heads to Minnesota to compete
• JCC summer program for kids registration still open
• Rep. Newbold sets office hours
• ‘Durang-ed’: Rust Belt tackles playwright’s works
• Jordan Smith adjusts nicely to pro game
• 62 face charges in East Side Youngstown drug sweep
• Oakhill case dismissal to be sought
• Junior golfer event shifts north
• Kindly neighbors seeking home for shot dog
• BREAKING NEWS: All Oakhill Conspiracy Charges to Be Dismissed
• Oil and gas leasing presentation is Friday in Canfield
• Special prosecutors to dismiss indictment in Oakhill conspiracy case
• DailyBUZZ: Williams on his New Auto Post
• Exxon claimed failed Mont. pipe 12 ft. under river
• Players' association questions NBA financial statements
• Alternate juror says Casey Anthony needs help
• Police: Utah kids turn in dad for pot possession
• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS
• SOCIETY DIGEST || Cornhole tourney
• ACH twilight runs/walks will raise funds for hospice
• Garden Forum funds will help students grow
• Pa. family fights US over rare 1933 gold coins
• Ohio health care law opponents to file petitions
• Oil remains below $97 a barrel
• Ohio AG sues central Ohio used-car dealer for consumer-protection violations
• Obama kicks off Twitter town hall session with a tweet
• Williams Right Man for the Job, Officials Say
• Shootings in Toledo worry city leaders
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• Ohio mountain lion sightings a mystery
• Theme shopping center near Lake Erie gets new look
• YMHA's Scott Wins Omaha Job
• White House Extends Life of Auto Office; Read Draft of Obama's Executive Order
• BREAKING NEWS: Williams to Take Auto Post
• Video: Ryan Not Optimistic on Debt Deal
• Huffington Post Blasts Johnson's Request
• 9 feared dead in cargo plane crash in Afghanistan
• UK companies pull ads from News of the World
• Source: Prosecutors, Strauss-Kahn lawyers to meet
• Partly sunny with scattered storms possible in Youngstown this afternoon
• Ballet Names Hartman Artistic Director
• YMHA to Demolish Westlake Terrace, Construct $20M Village of Arlington
• Ryan Unveils STEM Bill at Oh Wow! Event
• Timken Acquires Philadelphia Gear
• ESB Financial Declares 10-Cent Dividend
• BREAKING NEWS: Williams to Take Auto Post
• Driver in fatal Va. bus crash due in court
• Man killed while lighting fireworks
• Paper: Forgery of Orie papers confirmed
• UPDATED: Ryan congratulates Williams on auto post
• Jay Williams will join Obama administration as auto czar
• Ryan introdues legislation in Congress for STEM funding
• Rach ready to return to YSU squad
• North Lima’s David Wenger to race in the Tour of the Valley
• Warren man arrested on fireworks charge
• Valley residents offer relief to Joplin flood victims
• Civil trial nears in cop’s lawsuit against Ford over ’07 fiery crash
• Police probe holiday weekend crimes
• Official ‘happy’ with attendance
• $20M YMHA project OK’d
• Ceremony at new park leads events
• Jeter gets two hits as Yankees top Tribe
• Truck rolls on and kills driver
• Austintown cop multimillion suit against Ford Motor Co. to proceed next week
• Boardman man faces drug-trafficking charge
• Austintown man charged with Boardman robbery
• Crash kills two in Portage Co.
• Ohio man released after DNA test faces new charge
• Tuition hike on agenda for University of Pittsburgh trustees
• South Range's Rach to rejoin YSU football team
• BUZZ: Demolition at Westlake Terrace<BR>Will Make Way for Townhouses
• Casey Anthony acquitted of her daughter's death
• Govt. decertifies levee in flood-prone Ohio city
• 3 men killed in Ohio crash
• Program scheduled on Roe vs. Wade
• Casey Anthony acquitted of murder
• URGENT: Casey Anthony convicted of lying, not killing, abusing her child
• Ohio limits fines for destroying public records
• Westlake Terrace housing project being replaced
• Jury reaches verdict in Casey Anthony trial
• Budget talks resume on 5th day of Minn. shutdown
• There is still time to register your children for Camp JCC
• OSHP: Holiday drunken-driving arrests down
• Badly decomposed woman’s body found in Ind. creek
• Casey Anthony jury deliberations resume in Fla.
• Boater remains missing after western Pa. accident
• New Life for Foundry Once Near Death
• Betras Says 60K Signatures Send Message; Calls on Humphries to Resign from Chamber
• DA: Man, 92, kills wife, self
• YSU Students Tour Businesses in China
• GM Reports Record Sales in China
• Video: Community Health Systems’ Fiske
• V&M Expansion Named Top Project
• Copeland Oaks, Crandall Prepare for Cuts
• Drenching thunderstorms soak some communities on the 4th
• Police: Toy gun leads to standoff at Pa. hotel
• REUNIONS
• Pink Ribbon event will benefit ACS
• Youngstown Lions Club installs president, officers
• Simply DeVine Gala planned for Way Station
• Struthers celebrates holiday with a parade
• 3 run for mayor’s office in Campbell
• Three get head-start in race for Poland post
• Weathersfield board approves new standards for schools’ food
• Construction of dog park set to begin at Boardman Park
• Pirates top Astros, move 3 above .500
• Ledisi shares message of worth
• Women looking for win against Sweden
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• TRIBE WINS HUM-DINGER
• Chavez’s future uncertain after cancer surgery
• Indians top Yankees, spoil Jeter's return
• SF Bay Area transit officers kill man on platform
• Auburn oaks still hanging on, fate uncertain
• Joey Chestnut chows down 5th hot dog contest win
• Jury ends 1st day without verdict on Casey Anthony
• WORTH A LOOK
• Accidental killing of Caylee is ‘absurd,’ prosecution says in final rebuttal
• Cleveland falls to Reds
• Treating, tracking addiction increase
• Springfield HS graduate suits up for the USA
• Mahoning can’t pay its debts due in ’11
• Scrappers rally, win a wild one
• MYCAP looks to restore public confidence
• Buckeyes vow they’ll stay united
• Out with the Canfield cardinal, in with the black squirrel?
• Recycling the old barn
• McDonald Historical Society sets up museum in old barbershop location
• Man’s body found floating near Kellys Island
• Here are some handy tips to make your house more efficient
• Keep children safe
• Is America’s foundation Christian?
• Festival planned
• Save Energy and Stay Cool
• Alicia Keys marks anniversary of debut
• Mercer Raceway
• Video Game Review
• Scrappers win a wild one, 12-11
• UPDATE: Casey Anthony murder case expected to go to jury Monday
• By GREG GULAS
• Canfield native develops cargo for farewell space-shuttle flight
• Tough love, treatment turn former Canfield addict’s life around
• Correia wins 11th in Bucs’ victory
• McDonald Historical Society makes former barbership a village museum
• Anthony update: Judge threatens attorneys with removal
• Indians lose series finale to Reds 7-5
• Anthony update: Defense says no one can prove Casey killed Caylee
• UPDATE: C