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Story archive for June 2008

Monday, June 30

• Swisher powers White Sox over Indians

• Cleveland men killed in truck crash on I-80 turnpike ramp

• Scrappers fall in 11 innings, 6-4

• Griffey’s 603rd homer ends Reds’ 4-3 win

• Canfield school board changes principal system

• Thunder buoyed by defense in victory

• Dr. Nora leaving as president, dean of NEOUCOM

• Work progresses on window installation at Stambaugh Building

• Officer's blood-alcohol level twice legal limit at time of crash

• UPDATED: I-76 ramp closed after two die in rollover accident

• Body of man reported missing is found

• Boardman police dismantle meth lab

• WORTH A LOOK | Area activities are open to the public

• Canfield trustees, Mahoning prosecutor to investigate legality of Moracco hiring

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 30, 2008

• More choose to bike, scoot to save loot

• Agenda Tuesday

• Scrappers Roundup

• Saudi field is key for oil output

• Companies aim for ODOT pact

• Healthful guidance now available

• In a survey, 74 percent of respondents said they expect gasoline prices to reach $5 a gallon by

• State drops in child welfare

• Spainiards begin Euro celebration

• Even with horse and buggy, Ohio Amish still feel the gas price pinch

• Obama’s finance decision is not fatal

• Remove buildup with rubbing alcohol

• Cleveland Clinic joins with Weight Watchers

• Action picks up first Class B win

• Bikers’ ride for charity

• “You just wish the Supreme Court could spend a week in public housing and then come out with

• Flea market will be back

• Group with Clinton links ready to support Obama

• On a roll for Mooney

• Gunfire in Ebensburg, Pa., home kills 3

• Valley supports Blewitt

• Tampa Bay finishes off first half with win over Pirates

• Game Time - Scrappers

• Today is Monday, June 30, the 182nd day of 2008. There are 184 days left in the year. On this date

• Moe. fans get a chance to jam at Nelson Ledges

• Saturday’s Games

• Will China play games at the Olympics?

• Unneeded at Any Speed

• Today on Television

• rebuilding program

• Manny Pacquiao too quick for Diaz

• Angels hold Dodgers hitless but lose

• Sports Digest

• St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace

• Sunday at Wimbledon

• Perry wins by one at Buick Open

• Phelps shatters 400 IM world record in trials

• InBev goes from upstart to global beer behemoth

• Mahoning Valley manager Travis Fryman said the Scrappers are a tired baseball team

• Monday's Best Bets on TV

• Boccie Tournament

• Superhero comedy not satire it could’ve been

• Reds’ Arroyo and Dunn keep Tribe plummeting

• Wilson estimates go through roof

• WNBA ROUNDUP Sunday’s games

• WATER COMPACT The facts

• Browns’ Holly says he’ll return

• Korean War is not forgotten

• The stay-at-work trend continues to accelerate

• ’American Idol’ winner Studdard weds in Ala.

• Pakistan hails success against militants

• Zimbabwe’s Mugabe takes oath after discredited vote

• Israel agrees to exchange a gunman for 2 bodies

• Firefighters in stalemate in California

• Disputes arise over Boardman residential ponds

• Resorts suffer during mortgage crisis

• if you go

• Iraqi guards kill female bomber

• MOUNTAINEER RESULTS

• Great Lakes deal nears ratification among states

• Lost day for Tribe, Bucs

• Mom faces a weighty issue

• NORWAY

• Child dies at air show as wind topples tents

• Baseball

• bridge work Technology

• Tired Scrappers drop 4-1 game

• McCain meets Graham and son

• D.C. United turns back Beckham’s Galaxy, 4-1

• Democracy advocates in Egypt feel betrayed

• MLB ROUNDUP Sunday’s other games

• Inbee Park wins U.S. Women’s Open

• Hard times give reasons to keep workers happy

• Tyson Gay runs 9.68 100, but wind-aided

• Bush’s Justice Department bowed to partisan politics

• Yankees go home: Men’s draw missing U.S. players

• Canfield trustees to review hiring

• Most Wanted

• Regional Business Digest

• ON THE FAIRWAYS Sunday’s other golf events

Sunday, June 29

• “Tired” Scrappers lose to Auburn, 4-1

• Blewitt set to compete in Olympic trials this week

• Hundreds join celebrities on a roll for Mooney

• Korean War veterans, heroes remembered in Austintown

• Dunn’s homer helps Reds’ Arroyo beat Indians 9-5

• Riggans, Sonnanstine lead Rays past Pirates, 4-3

• Ohio drops in U.S. ranking of how well children fare

• Wilson Middle School estimates are through the roof

• Disputes surface over Boardman ponds

• News about pregnancy is difficult to deliver to friend who is childless

• PH.D.

• In Ohio, it’s 2004 all over again

• Club schedules tour of area home gardens

• Camp grounds many

• Arts abound as crowds come Celebrate Poland

• Pack-aging for ‘Camp’ Breaking it down

• Approach to suspects criticized

• 2 new exhibits feature civil rights era

• Land of perpetual frontier meets $4 gas

• Tyson Gay sets 100 record in trials

• End the confirmation battle

• More than 59,000 register claims for Vioxx settlement

• HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Eugene Tenaglia

• Hispanic group receives grant

• Akron’s hidden gem

• Sharon, Hickory enjoy good seasons

• ajax magnethermic

• Beach rentals, economy both ebb

• ALL MY CHILDREN

• Improvised story turns into ‘Factory’

• Tips for the garden: watch savings grow

• Kanaan capitalizes on pit stop by Andretti to win Indy race

• Goldblum to join ‘Criminal Intent’ cast

• Senior Center of Mahoning County, 1110 Fifth Ave., Youngstown, has planned the following activities:

• MERCER COUNTY Sentencings

• VETERANS

• This book has tips for your swing

• Convention to feature book by former area author

• Show biz youth camp at Playhouse

• Dinner celebration honors Wehrs for 50th anniversary

• Agenda Monday

• JUNE

• hFold-A-Cart makes wheelbarrow portable

• FOURTH OF JULY \Activities

• Use easy fixes to prevent ‘putting it off’

• HD Radio delivers extra stations, song details

• JVC Jazz Festival

• High Court ruling hurts McCain

• Figure: George Washington as a cast-iron stove-top figure was recently offered for sale by Thurston

• LIVING FOR THE CITY

• Study: Kitchen cleanup lacking

• ON THE GRASS |Wimbledon on Saturday

• cleaning up

• Steer clear of hybrids, biennials and varieties like broccoli and radish that tend to cross-

• Aquatic mural is added to Georgia Aquarium

• BACK FOR ANOTHER ROUND

• Ultimate Bond girl cashes in in new book

• Old iron stoves are hot items

• Stan Hywet Hall is a National Historic Landmark and is accredited by the American Association of

• If you build the fence, they won’t come

• Youngstown & Mahoning County

• Ian Fleming

• top 10

• LAWS AND STATS

• Drama tells of lost colony

• Reader: Drinking mouthwash made me realize my alcoholism

• Woman urges suit against authorities

• To help Children of Chernobyl

• IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One

• Choices abound in high-def

• Preregistration date announced for Parrot Head Club golf outing

• Behind every graduate there was a teacher or two

• ‘real animal’

• Yo-Mah-O installs officers, awards two scholarships

• Mahoning county

• Recharge your cell phone and talk

• “Factory” (10 p.m., Spike): With current economic woes and so many layoffs, anybody

• Guantanamo Bay prison faces imminent closing

• TOUGH GUYS RULE Loggers, truckers and fishermen are stars

• Today is Sunday, June 29, the 181st day of 2008. There are 185 days left in the year. On this date

• Is end near for art-house theaters?

• Burgett-Mooney matrimonial vows scheduled in Aug.

• Surplus food

• Humility of Mary gives nursing scholarships

• Kate Mulgrew joins the cast of ‘Equus’

• ‘Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots’

• REGION

• FRIDAY

• St. Michael Garden Guild picks winners

• Dinner in Warren held on Wolfes’ 50th anniversary

• Ex-Dann aide files a complaint

• Boccieri wins veteran recognition

• Pa. road repairs could be done sooner, with drivers’ money in mind

• Date announced for Beil-Critell summer wedding

• Ashtabula church chosen for McNeil, Ketcham wedding

• Today is Saturday, June 28, the 180th day of 2008. There are 186 days left in the year. On this date

• CURRENT PRICES

• Columbiana COUNTY

• Buyers, beware: Technology still has stereotypes

• AREA GOLF RESULTS

• Flower show award recipients are announced

• Puzzled about paint colors? Try turning to these pages

• Man’s legal crusade was a matter of love, money

• A day of golf can aid a cop

• U.S. Navy wants to maintain Gitmo

• Yo-Mah-O installs officers awards two scholarships

• visitors welcome Tour of home gardens

• What’s open/closed

• Alpha KAPPA ALPHa

• Katie L. Allen and Joe Smaldino plan Aug. 16 vows

• LOOSENING UP: Getting in some warm-up activities before the walk were, from left, Ashley Turnage,

• Stan Hywet Hall

• POLAND \Idol contest winners

• BEST-SELLERS Publishers Weekly

• McDonald OKs increases in water rates

• Birdie builds cushion entering final round

• Polls: Obama finds turf to be friendly in battleground states

• Wie continues inconsistency

• As sun sets, Nadal wins over Kiefer

• Our federal government remains broken

• U.S. swimmers return to pools

• Progress stalls in campaign to lessen smoking by teens

• Switka, Bagoly give Rondinelli B League boost

• Williams sisters buck the trend

• Man gets 3 years for wife’s death

• MLB ROUNDUP Saturday’s other games

• Superintendent: Bad teachers with tenure are hard to fire

• Doug Pickens likes his job with the Scrappers

• Openings for businesses that have occupied The Wedge’s current location:

• Consistent Jeff Burton is a contender for title

• LEADERBOARD Women’s U.S. Open

• Lowering your rate on credit cards

• Teachers get schooled in rock hall of fame

• YSU looks forward to a dynamic future

• U.S. Olympic basketball team has first drill

• NBC planning heavy internet coverage of Olympics

• Budget talks hit setback

• Air quality grows worse

• Bush warns of actions on Zimbabwe

• SISTERS WHO SERVE

• Katherine Rabel to be bride of Henry Fiorenza

• Ohio EPA begins study on Shenango tributaries

• Efforts in Missouri fail to halt flooding

• Two men arrested in stroke victim’s drive-by shooting death

• Medicine

• McDonald gears up for its annual Homecoming

• Lewis leads by 1 shot entering final round

• Fugitive of the Week

• Obama, McCain seeking support from Hispanics

• Changes to county regime studied

• Feeling at home with Obama

• Steelers release four: Davenport, Lorello, Retkofsky, Legursky

• TODAY

• Scrappers walk off with win

• Pettitte fires sixth straight win

• Former Canfield trustee can’t take a job he helped create

• Borts Pool to reopen

• Great Lakes Compact nears overdue ratification by states

• Gay breaks record

• St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace

• LIMELIGHT

• BUDDING ARTIST: Theresa Sinclair, 15, of Boardman works on her sketch of the comic book character

• Pakistan strikes militant hideouts

• Work on Stambaugh should be on fast track

• Bike Bits \ Commuting

• Chernobyl program in Valley faces hardships

• Indians blanked by Reds’ pitchers

• STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE

• Strong, innovative Web browsers emerge

• Work overseas is boosting r sum s

• Web sites allow users to outsource virtual errands

• on area diamonds Youth baseball and softball

• Experts: Dire holiday shopping season likely

Saturday, June 28

• Reds blank Indians 5-0

• New recycling site now open at Sam’s Club on South Avenue

• House party for Obama hosted in Boardman

• State Sen. Boccieri garners veterans award

• McDonald gears up for its annual Homecoming

• Sorority celebrates century of service

• Fewer Chernobyl children visiting Mahoning Valley

• More opt to bike, scoot to save loot

• Volunteers needed for Beaver Township park cleanup

• Youngstown’s Borts Pool reopens Monday

• "Small Ships" take plunge into the Shenango

• Blocked kick gives M.V. win

• Batavia pitchers stop Scrappers’ batters, 2-1

• Event honors Juneteenth

• Donors’ funding sets mark for YSU

• Ex-Girard police chief appeals his demotion

• Sabathia, Indians subdue Reds, 6-0

• Rondinelli beats Sugar in Class B

• Tampa Bay rolls past Bucs, 10-5

• Wedge: Indians will get better

• YSU endorsed to get $2.1 million for new center

• Thunder ekes out 3rd win of season

• Hearing planned in slaying of boy, 1

• Officials ID body on E. Side

• Blaney to start 41st

• 30,000 troops bound for Iraq

• Aug. wedding set for Natalie Raco, Thomas Corcoran

• Trumbull County Educational Service Center recently hosted an Equations competition for 440 pupils

• ‘Singing Office’ scans help for singers

• literary spirit \Religion in the media

• Mimi Saulsberry, Marc Moschella to wed in late July

• Families announce Rubicky-Perez wedding plans

• on the web Informational sites

• Humility in leadership will be topic for forum

• Rev. Eric Brown to pastor Campbell church

• Parents reveal date for Williams, Witmer wedding

• Judge Waite elected YWCA board president

• Box turtles like keeping it close to home

• “Community Connection” (6:30 a.m. Sunday, WFMJ Channel 21; and 7 p.m. Wednesday on Time

• YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY

• Philosophy Walker, Adam McCluskey set wedding date

• Toyota poised to pass GM sales

• Heeding God’s word lights way to good choices

• Chocolate can cause problems for pets

• Maria Carson receives social worker award

• Rescues leave her frustrated

• Poll shows Americans find education lacking

• Be sure to make a list

• U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials (8 p.m., NBC): The Summer Olympics aren’t until August,

• GM recalls laid-off workers, hires temps for Moraine, Ohio, plant

• St. John Chrysostom

• These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted:

• Christians try to bridge rift between gays, conservatives

• Pew Forum results prompt various reactions

• area service \Outdoor worship

• Fed looks at making bank investing easier

• Free lunch for public

• Fire guts restaurant featured in ‘Top Gun’

• CANFIELD

• Bulgaria withdraws weightlifting team

• McCain’s POW jailer endorses his campaign

• Baseball

• vacation bible school Area sessions

• SRU has spots for performing arts academy

• Meter reading prompts plan to do more

• The traditional worship has hymns and a sermon but is broadcast over car radios

• local athlete Going for gold

• No. 1-ranked Ivanovic defeated in straight sets

• Pacquiao seeks fourth belt tonight

• Park leads Open, but play halted

• ABC’s “This Week” — Rep. Rahm Emanuel, D-Ill.; Gov. Tim Pawlenty, R-Minn.;

• FDA keeps up search for cause of salmonella

• NOTEBOOK Scrappers vs. Batavia

• Zimbabweans are heckled into voting

• St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace

• Casey Mears to leave Hendrick team

• Oil futures climb higher; retail gas prices lower

• Military affected by pricey gas U.S. units to see second price increase this year July 1

• Got gripes on your neighbor? Sound off online

• Back from suspension, Gaines qualifies in 100

• Local

• Man held in slaying of girlfriend

• Driver sentenced to 43 years for deadly accident

• MLB ROUNDUP Friday’s other games

• Thursdays Games

• SCORING SUMMARY |Thunder 42, Fire 41

• Obama, Clinton appear jointly for first time since end of primaries

• RIDING WITH … |Dave Blaney

• juneteenth events What’s happening

• Appeals court upholds convictions

• A field of 26 cars should make IndyCar race a physical battle

• ON THE GRASS Wimbledon on Friday

• feedback to pucO Requests & complaints

• GAME TIME Scrappers

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Transfer of province to Iraqis is postponed

• TODAY

• S. Dakota doctors must tell women abortions end life, court ruling says

• Flood efforts are no match for a muskrat

• WCI Steel expects sale to be OK’d

• Electric company tries to cool tree-trimming debate

• House party for Obama tonight in Boardman

• Gun ban leads NRA to file suit

• Business news digest

• Reynolds’ loss leaves U.S. men without a player in the field

• Imprisoned woman indicted on new charge

• These crews took top honors:

• Gearing up at GM

• Homeless man beaten to death by 3 teenagers

• Marc Dann is caught speeding, issued ticket

Friday, June 27

• Sabathia, Sizemore lead Indians past Reds, 6-0

• Longoria, Hinske power Rays past Pirates, 10-5

• Scrappers fall 2-1

• Thunder post 42-41 victory

• WCI sale to Russian firm to proceed

• YSU tapped to receive $2.1 million research grant

• Burghill man charged with killing his girlfriend

• Bigowsky appeals demotion from chief to patrolman

• Four charged with drug trafficking in Girard

• Cyclist killed in Warren

• Austintown man arraigned for assault at Campbell home

• Manslaughter conviction upheld by appeals court

• OVI traffic blitz set Saturday night in Mahoning County

• Girard fails to reach meter-reading goal

• Cops will be on the roads in force Saturday night

• McCain speaks about economic struggles

• American Legion to have fund-raising dinner in Poland

• PUCO schedules hearing in Youngstown on gas billing proposal

• Man found shot to death on East Side

• Opportunity to comment on Dominion billing change

• Sen. McCain lands at Youngstown

• Boardman man wins cash in Ohio lottery

• CLUB CALENDAR | Area groups announce activities

• Valley enforcers: Gun ruling on target

• Amid criticism from UAW, McCain to stop at GM plant

• Work on 224-Tippe-Lockwood intersection progressing

• Court administrator fired over sexual harassment complaints

• Bigowsky doesn’t return to work

• NEOUCOM, KSU get bioterrorism grant

• Struthers man duct-taped, beaten in Campbell

• POLICE CALLS

• RED CROSS

• Chacon will be gone by Monday

• Roddick suffers second-round exit

• Big brother concerned about friend’s interest

• Accreditation is ahead for NEOUCOM pharmacy unit

• Niles board to put bond issue on ballot

• ‘Predator’ suit settled

• Candlelight vigil set for young shooting victims

• Hurst’s late birdie earns a share of U.S. Open lead

• Overhaul of IRL possible by 2011

• All weekend

• Stremme reverses Sprint strategy

• Sharapova victim of errors in shocking 2nd-round loss

• The Scoop

• Apheresis is the process of removing platelets from blood and returning the remaining components,

• War isn’t just about killing bad guys

• MAHONING COUNTY

• MLB ROUNDUP \ Thursday’s other games

• Rock Hall puts soul onstage

• GLAAD Media Awards (7 p.m., Bravo): A wide array of celebrities, including Sally Field, Janet

• WNBA ROUNDUP Thursday’s games

• Despite death, Kalitta team vows to race on

• Air Force colonel gets 9-year term

• Titan’s streak longest in 2008

• Fire put out on South Side

• NOTEBOOK

• Experts: Honeybee decline could raise food prices

• Batteries are included

• courts

• Father convicted in scalding death

• Obama, McCain sound off on gun rights ruling

• Romania approves abortion for 11-year-old victim of rape, incest

• Woman to be arraigned on assault charges

• ‘Presto’ premieres

• 3 U.S. Marines among 23 killed by bomber

• BIRTHS

• Intimidation likely to force turnout in Zimbabwe election

• County to pay off building loan

• Man pleads guilty in drive-by shooting

• Rondinelli wins 19th behind Hill, miscues

• Mediate may not clear cutoff for Buick Open

• Surplus food/clothing

• Notebook shows 2 sides of killer

• Cavaliers select teenage ‘project’

• Pavlik’s next opponent still a mystery

• Home run derby to benefit local family

• Scrappers can’t hold early lead, fall 7-5 to Batavia

• Lee fans 11, Tribe avoids sweep, 4-1, over Giants

• Weathersfield OKs hiring consulting firm

• Man makes donation of blood his mission

• Court decision OKs guns in D.C., but what does it mean elsewhere?

• Man convicted of 11 deaths in train wreck he caused

• Pirates- Yankees makeup is July 10

• Mercer County hires a director

• If the blood-thirsty leader of the central African nation of Zimbabwe is true to this word, a runoff

• Law stifles religious leaders’ speech

• Commissioners OK abatement

• Clergy can preach, but not endorse

• Talk to kids about sexuality, sexual values

• selected stocks

• Stock market shaky after bad news

• Anheuser-Busch to stop sale of alcoholic energy drinks

• GM, Ford shares take a tumble to new lows

• HOW THEY SEE IT / Politics from the pulpit

• Yahoo makes shifts in management

• National Business Digest

• Microsoft to continue with Bill Gates’ ‘quests’

• Break for baby killing suspect? Terrance Tate’s confession must be excluded, an appellate court ruled.

• Notebook - Scrappers vs. Muckdogs

• The end is near on rocky road of construction and renovation

• This week's high five

• Youth baseball & softball

• Vindy.com news Podcast for June 27, 2008

• War spending bill passes with add-ons

• Two charged in Marine’s death

• Agenda Saturday

• To win, McCain needs support of evangelicals

• B.J. Alan does not merit tax break in Beaver Twp.

• Dann accuser pleads innocent to charges

• Thunder at home tonight

• “There is still more work to be done in order for North Korea to end its isolation. It must

• Bulls pick Rose, rivals stampede to freshmen

• Mist it? Here’s recipe for cheap glass cleaner

• RIDING WITH …Dave Blaney

• ON THE GRASS \ Thursday at Wimbledon

• YSU permanently fills academic affairs post

• Today is Friday, June 27, the 179th day of 2008. There are 187 days left in the year. On this date

Thursday, June 26

• Lee strikes out 11 in Indians’ 4-1 win over Giants

• Pirates, Yankees rained out

• Scrappers rally falls short

• Austintown suspect to face charges in Campbell home invasion

• Cavs pick N.C. State’s Hickson

• Home run derby to benefit Boardman family

• Is there a break for a man charged with killing a baby?

• Mahoning Co. to pay off Oakhill loan

• South Side man pleads guilty to manslaughter charge

• Half-dozen candidates line up for next Pavlik defense

• Heavy fire damage at Chattanooga Avenue

• Americans entitled to guns, high court rules

• Woman went on rampage in Warren, cops say

• Grocery store robber strikes again in Poland Township

• YSU makes provost appointment permanent

• CUSTOMIZING THE LOVE FOR COBALTS

• Motorcyclist killed on US 224 in New Castle

• McCain coming to GM Lordstown on Friday

• Bigowsky off sick first day as Girard patrolman

• Expect to hear gunfire near Vienna airbase Monday night

• Benefit pasta dinner set for cancer patient

• Seven recipients of scholarships named by Struthers Rotary

• Out-of-town births announced

• HMHP foundation awards scholarships

• Scrappers rally to spill Doubledays, 6-4

• Local cartoonist wins national recognition

• Demoted chief plans to appeal

• YSU to evaluate NEOUCOM plan

• Man to spend 8 years in prison for assaulting girlfriend with golf club

• Man to serve 30 years for child rapes

• ‘WALL-E’

• Now a ‘veteran’ at 19, Adu more comfortable

• A lot to learn about underage drinking

• Strickland hopes buying in bulk will yield savings

• BUILDING UP SPEED

• Gunman told girlfriend he’d kill boss, police say

• “A lasting solution has to be led by the Zimbabweans and any attempts by outside players to

• Catwalking in

• Hurwicz, oldest Nobel winner, dies at 90

• American Conference

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Cavalier: memento of mediocrity?

• The Mahoning Valley Rib Burn-Off returns for a long weekend of hot ribs, cold beer and rock music,

• HEATHER HINOJOS MARK FRANKLIN

• ‘WANTED’

• Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject

• Reader discovers way to put items on layaway

• Vindy.com news Podcast for June 26, 2008

• Valley24 gets its Mojo workin’

• HEATHER PETKO DANIEL BRAMMER

• No Tiger means little interest in Buick Open

• TheSources

• Israeli politicians compromise to avert elections

• KATHLEEN D’ANGELO RODNEY HEPFNER JR.

• Blue Oyster Cult, Donnie Iris will heat things up at burn-off

• “Hopkins” (10 p.m., ABC): “Hopkins” is a six-part follow-up to 2000’s

• Nintendo gamers get their chance to rock out

• Today is Thursday, June 26, the 178th day of 2008. There are 188 days left in the year. On this date

• THUNDER VS. LOUISVILLE Schedules

• Readers say bromelain has helped their bursitis

• Tickets are on sale for Downtown Dash

• In ‘reality’ world, life’s different for ABC News documentary unit

• Ethanol mixes become more popular

• General Mills raises prices of its cereal

• Court rules Exxon won’t pay billions in damages

• auditions \Where to try out for roles

• Give us your Ph.D.s yearning to be free

• Business news digest

• NOTEBOOK Wimbledon

• World condemnation of Mugabe growing Mandela rebukes Zimbabwe’s president for the first time

• The Kellys hit the stage, studio

• ‘Paul’ needs to look for love in all the right places

• Pig Iron Festival to feature talent show

• Series results Small-car racing

• Hybrid Escalade: So crazy an idea, it just might work

• Rundgren gives arena rock a try

• Guilty plea vacated in post office case

• Woman, 18, reports being raped

• Soaring white bridge dominates sky as new Jerusalem landmark

• Cavs’ GM won’t rule out a trade, but Ferry may stay with 19th pick

• Two Route 11 rest areas to be closed for repairs

• Schedule

• if you go

• Statistics

• Brookfield to give out beautification awards

• Mercer District Justice Building is for sale

• SWEATIEST CITIES

• U.S. government reveals a ‘can’t-do’ attitude

• Goal in 90th minute sends Germany over upstart Turkey

• Moviegoers’ hearts will race for action-packed ‘Wanted’

• JEDZ/JEDD

• Stimulus checks go right into gas tanks, study says

• ON THE GRASS | Wimbledon at a glance

• Middle America undergoes a crisis of confidence

• Surplus food

• Coldplay tops chart

• Roadside bomb kills 3 Americans

• ‘WALL-E’ touches, teaches and tickles

• Federal Reserve leaves rate unchanged

• Arrest made in school robbery case

• Welsh band People in Planes evolves from its 2006 debut

• Canfield trustees fill vacancy, hire administrator

• Afghan official blames Pakistan in Karzai attack

• Gas sells for $1.40 due to computer glitch

• Who will emerge as the leader in Asia?

• Legislation will broaden scope of disabilities act

• S. Range: Rebuild and they will come

• Judge refuses to block Fla. voter registration law

• Sewer suit leads to heated debate

• Fresno State national baseball champion

• Fire damages home

• Astro, Sugar win in Class B League

• Child prostitution sweep nets hundreds of arrests

• Annika wants victory here

• High court upholds claim against Youngstown vicious dog law

• Don’t sweat it: City ranks 93rd

• Dutrow, Big Brown’s trainer, faces suspension

• How they voted AMT roll call

• Well-behaved Safin a winner

• Scrappers win again

• One step forward, then three back

• Yankees rebound from one of worst losses, rip Pirates

• Fire at hotel, cabaret causes sizable damage

• Lucky bounce saves Ana Ivanovic

• Flooding continues, leads to dirt slides

• Day camp gives hands-on lessons

• Without Calzaghe, Mora in picture

• MLB ROUNDUP Wednesday’s other games

• School construction plans halted

• Plan for JEDZ in Struthers advances

• Bill passed in House to offset AMT

• Akron gas giveaway runs smoothly

• RACE TIME: Bryce Cooper of Salem was one of six children from United Auto Workers 1714 at Lordstown

• Death penalty banned for child rapists

• Zito foils Tribe for Giants, 4-1

• Niles sewer rates are expected to increase

• Agenda Friday

• Births for 2008-6-26

Wednesday, June 25

• Niles fire causes $20K damage

• Fire at LTV facility causes minor damage

• Barry Zito pitches Giants past Cleveland 4-1

• Chamberlain dominant as Yankees beat Pirates 10-0

• Scrappers rally for 6-4 win

• Calzaghe says he wants Jones Jr., not Pavlik, for next bout

• Niles sewer rates to go up in August

• Prosecutor: Man who induced panic at post office last year lied

• Austintown man gets 30-year prison term for raping children

• Brookfield offers awards to residents for beautifying their homes

• Man grabs cash from Hubbard IGA and escapes

• Man who assaulted girlfriend with golf club gets 8 years in prison

• Fire does $10,000 damage at V&M Star Steel

• Changes at the top for Canfield Township

• Two Route 11 rest areas to close for repairs

• Police investigate rape near Belmont Avenue

• Arrest made in Nevada for heist at Warren school

• Bigowsky to appeal demotion to patrolman

• Girard chief vows to fight to clear his name

• VIDEO: Debartolo Golf Outing

• Civil War show set at Labor museum

• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS | Sit-down and takeout events planned

• Pirates celebrate win over Yankees

• Vizquel’s suicide squeeze leads Giants past his former club, 3-2

• Youngstown State still accepting ticket requests for Ohio State

• NHL seeks pact with Russians

• Scrappers’ rookie pitcher leads 5-2 win over Auburn

• NFL scores for charity

• Fresno State clubs Georgia

• Two Korean War veterans are reunited after 57 years

• Funding errors impact schools

• Girard decides chief’s penalty

• City, SMG sign deal on Chevy

• Army promotion brings local native back home

• Plans form for Valley community college

• Volunteers spruce up their neighborhood

• Damascus to celebrate 200 years

• League told to correct violation

• Study: Giving to charities is steady

• Plain old tap water

• No need to let sugar myths blind you

• Mlb Roundup | Tuesday’s other games

• Professor accused of plagiarism is fired

• Man convicted of assault against girlfriend

• Britney back in court over custody dispute

• A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman:

• GREAT GRILLING It’s the choices you make

• House fails to move bill on gouging at the gas pump

• Ex-con guilty of torturing NYC graduate student

• Bulls stay mum on Beasley, Rose as draft nears

• Toddler burned, cops in Warren investigate

• U.S. sprinter gets some support, but no relief

• Tourney becomes fashion display

• Montgomery says ‘no’ to AG position

• WNBA ROUNDUP | Tuesday’s games

• Jane’s reaction to medication is disturbing

• Blast kills 10, 4 from the U.S.

• Residents clean up

• Pasta dinner raises funds for city sports

• League will start testing maple bats

• News and notes from Wimbledon

• GETTING IT RIGHT

• ON THE FAIRWAYS | This week’s professional golf events

• Spruce up wardrobe with crafts

• School, town officials deny that teens girls had pregnancy pact

• LAURA HAAS KEVIN STANNEY

• Davydenko’s trouble both off, on the court

• Security chief resigns over Algiers bombing

• Court rules in suit on Canfield recordings

• Ochoa ready to take on Open field despite some tough times

• Trumbull MRDD board looks to add levy to ballot

• Scrappers get a win

• Kenyan children tell AP of being abducted, tortured

• How we love to see young children misbehave on TV

• Smell of burned popcorn ‘scent’ away

• Federal officials announce massive crib recall

• KOREAN WAR

• NFL players attend annual golf outing

• ON THE GRASS Wimbledon on Tuesday

• MAHONING COUNTY

• YSU camp prepares city school boys for 9th grade

• ON AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball and softball

• MVSD approves loan to improve water treatment

• 300 pay respects to YPD officer

• Israelis get a kick out of ‘Zohan’

• WINNERS AND LOSERS

• Burglar alarms lead to arrest of man

• Canfield residents, speak out against building ‘rent-a-hall’

• Agenda Thursday

• Today is Wednesday, June 25, the 177th day of 2008. There are 189 days left in the year. On this

• House votes to delay cut in Medicare payments

• Man in India jailed for caring for orphaned bear

• Mandela visits London for birthday events

• TRASH COLLECTION: Volunteers Schanvel Wall, 15, and Earl Marlowe, 18, both of Youngstown, clear

• BIRTHS

• Foreclosure rescue bill meets support

• Tuxedo snaps Falcons’ streak

• Trash hauler pact discussed at Liberty Township meeting

• GAME TIME

• Boy, 4, starts fire

• Trumbull wants new water meter system

• Damascus Happy 200th celebration

• New named to head First National Bank

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 25, 2008

• Baking fabulous fresh flatbreads fast

• LAURA RIGBY PATRICK CASSIDY II

• World’s millionaires grow in numbers and dollars

• “We didn’t get real lucky with this lighting storm. It wasn’t predicted —

• Time to investigate, regulate oil markets

• selected stocks

• Voinovich isn’t letting up on criticism of spending

• Slump brings consumer confidence to record low

• Here’s a way to paint your boots and get a kick out of creative hobby

• Oprah in your kitchen

• Favorite dishes required some changes for health

• Bush isn’t evil or stupid, just a bad manager

• National Business Digest

• No economic downturn or recession

• Tuna salad — hold the mayo

• Is America trying for foothold in Tehran?

• Potatoes are relief from high food prices

• U.S. home prices continue to fall

Tuesday, June 24

• New Castle fire attributed to 4-year-old playing with cigarette lighter

• Police arrest Hubbard man for Youngstown South Side burglaries

• 2 men arrested for trying to sell stolen scrap metal

• Firefighters extinguish roof fire at V&M Star

• Giants, Vizquel edge Indians

• Pirates clobber Yankees, 12-5

• Liberty trustees table trash hauler pact; fire township cop

• MVSD seeks state loan for capital improvements

• Youngstown school program targets ninth-grade boys

• New takes on new duties at FNB Corp.

• Bigowsky is out as chief, back as patrolman

• UPDATE: Nothing but net at the DeBartolo golf outing

• Trumbull MRDD seeks more levy funding

• Man convicted in golf club assault

• Friends, family, colleagues grieve dead policeman

• 10,000 people expected at Westminster holiday concert

• Punishment looms for Girard’s top cop

• Warren police investigate toddler’s burns

• Beaver Township newsletter available

• Contract quickly inked for Chevy Centre management

• East Palestine has new web site

• Firefighters smell gasoline at vacant house blaze

• Beaver summer program schedule changed

• REUNIONS | Former classmates, families plan get-togethers

• LOUIE TODAY: Prosecuting Bush for murder; Autism Week continues

• City to OK pact for Chevy Centre

• Stretch drive begins Friday

• Gregory moves up the ladder to Norfolk

• Scrappers fall to Doubledays 6-1

• City considers new Scouts cabin

• Called ‘one of the greats,’ Carlin mourned as counterculture hero

• Brian Wilson joins lineup of Newport fest

• Northern Ohio PGA

• Dan Yargo played football when he was younger. He was born in Youngstown and moved to Hubbard when

• Gruver’s one-hitter paces Astros past Dave Sugar 3-2

• Wean grants go to Valley nonprofits

• Ex-Valley resident joins awareness effort

• Boardman Park receives $100K donation

• NSF director optimistic after YSU lab ceremony

• Girard’s chief of police to answer to conduct charges

• Weekend dedicated to celebrate Poland

• Helping Hands

• The mayor said the scout cabin is old and insufficient.

• LeBron, Kobe and Wade to lead U.S. quest for gold

• Maz to remind Yankees of Pirates’ glory days

• Lawmakers make more calls for restrictions on oil speculation

• Cheers expected for Vizquel

• Small Ships Revue to set sail on Friday

• Walk to celebrate Alpha Kappa Alpha

• Teens burglarize woman

• IF YOU GO

• Lisbon home has literary history

• Woman reports ID fraud

• Differences found in brains of gay vs. straight people

• For Obama, it’s all about the money

• Both vulnerable. South deals.

• Weight worries send children to the gym

• Court reverses convictions in dog case

• Complete the look What works best

• Participating parishes/schools:

• Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown Township:

• Wake up, Mark, and smell the political coffee

• MAHONING COUNTY

• His anti-social behavior becomes a problem

• “In the quest for alternatives to oil, our government has thrown around enough money

• Bigger tax write-off ready for high-cost fuel

• FIGHTING AN UPHILL BATTLE

• Only Arab moderates can nullify Islamists

• Today is Tuesday, June 24, the 176th day of 2008. There are 190 days left in the year. On this date

• Local Boy Scouts learn youth leadership skills

• Candy fiends still fork over cash for treats

• State debates changes to Dominion East bills

• Agenda Wednesday

• Goalie Solo is back on team

• Gymnasts Johnson, Liukin 1-2 in trials

• Kinney-Lockard engagement is being announced

• Gilliland gives Yates team a lift

• BIRTHS

• Lack of vitamin D linked to death risk

• October wedding for Miss D’Eramo and Mr. Palumbo

• Parker is top female athlete

• TRUMBULL COUNTY Grand jury indictments

• Surplus food

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 24, 2008

• Wide-legged pants are feminine fashion favorites

• McCain disavows aide’s comment about terrorism

• MLB ROUNDUP Monday’s games

• Man pleads guilty in murder

• Work-camp youths help local needy

• TODAY

• Director sets the record straight on HIPAA

• In book, Poitier pens some letters to new generation

• Police: Skeletal remains are of missing Ohio woman

• No. 3 Djokovic rallies for four-set win

• “Final Report: Green River Killer” (7 p.m., National Geographic Channel): Report

• breast cancer

• BASEBALL

• PAINTING CREWS: Richard Ochs, 18, far left, and Christian Taylor, 16, both from Virginia, prepare

• MONDAY’S RECAP

• Comedian dead at 93

• Sunday’s Games

• Paying tribute

• Business news digest

• Iraqi council member opens fire, killing 2 U.S. soldiers, wounding 3

• Loans for upgrading sewage systems available

• No tea party for Martha

• Maryn Schwebel and Paul Been set wedding date

• Cops raid headquarters for opposition leader

• Big Brown’s owner ready to clean up steroids in racing

• Georgia rallies for 1-0 World Series edge

• 70% of Americans in survey say many religions lead to eternal life

• CRIME STOPPERS

• Federer off to winning start at Wimbledon

• Schools to pay for low numbers

• Calif. battles fires in the hundreds

• Court rebuffs opposition to border fence

• Model aircraft club grounded

• Neely-Wright wedding to be at naval academy

• Game Time - Scrappers

• ITC finally acts to protect America from unfair trade

• If it’s broken, get it fixed

• YSU

• GM to raise prices on ’09 models

• Hounds score more wins for the city than Frangos

• Wimbledon NOTEBOOK

• Republic to buy Allied Waste

Monday, June 23

• Girard resident’s gift would benefit Boy Scouts

• Court reverses man’s vicious dog conviction

• Girard’s chief to answer charges Tuesday morning

• SteelHounds GM joins AHL team

• Dominion East Ohio billing under debate

• Man charged with public indecency

• National Science Foundation director visits YSU

• Niles-Vienna Road closed at state Route 11

• City ready to finalize Chevy Centre contract

• Man pleads to shooting Glenwood Avenue shooting

• Con man scams Boardman woman

• Car stolen in home invasion

• Comedian George Carlin dead at 71

• Do you need it? Or simply just want it?

• Dodgers hold on to avoid sweep

• Johnson, Liukin gain spots

• Pens’ Malkin says it isn’t all about money

• Pirates place Phil Dumatrait on disabled list

• Scrappers snap losing streak

• Teacher to visit Pearl Harbor

• A bit of Broadway in Boardman

• Local scholar receives fellowship

• YSU gears up for reunion

• Ways to save from the federal government

• YSU reunion All-alumni event

• Riding with - Dave Blaney

• Animated movies feature stars’ voices

• area

• Many scaling down vacations

• on area diamonds \ Youth baseball & softball

• COLUMBIANA COUNTY

• Graduates need the right degree

• Cink wins, proves he is a closer

• Saturday’s Games

• Today is Monday, June 23, the 174th day of 2008. There are 191 days left in the year. On this date

• Paranoid wife files for divorce

• MLB ROUNDUP \ Sunday’s other games

• Hillary should return to the Senate

• Baseball

• Bush shouldn’t bind successor on Iraq

• Eun-Hee Ji’s first LPGA win comes at leader’s expense

• Meal prices to increase at Weathersfield

• Volunteers from across U.S. arrive at city’s Workcamp

• Prosecutors take advantage of law

• TODAY

• Conkey’s double gives Roth lift in AA

• Kyle Busch superior at Infineon

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 23, 2008

• REGION

• That’s classified!

• ‘les miserables’

• Tiger’s absence will add intrigue to the myth

• Best in GP in France is Massa

• Wheldon wins Iowa Corn 250

• Philippines storm capsizes boat; at least 700 missing

• Ohio prosecutors using new life without parole option

• Morgan Hamm joins Paul as U.S. Olympic teammate

• Your birthday is unforgettable date for appointments

• WNBA Sunday’s games

• THISTLEDOWN results

• Crime no longer a key issue in election

• SounDoctrine drummer gets his first movie role

• U.S. pressure fuels Saudi Arabia’s decision to produce more crude

• WIMBLEDON ANYONE?

• Baby sitter training

• Berlin Airlift anniversary prompts reflection on German past, future

• In a survey, 35 percent of chief financial officers interviewed cited heavy workloads as the No. 1

• Fresno State advances to CWS

• Super Stock winner decided in final heat

• Blue Jays finally win for Gaston

• Closing of Borts Pool a recurring nightmare

• Bus companies show increase in ridership

• “The House and Senate should not be taking up this bill, which effectively guarantees immunity

• From the American Automobile Association

• Russia’s policies criticized in report

• Lucas film to focus on Tuskegee Airmen

• Forum Health Northside Medical Center

• Agenda Tuesday

• ‘Les Miserables’ set for Boardman stage

• Opposition pulls out of runoff race

• NASCAR \ Sprint Cup notebook

• Sears, MTV partner to target teens

• “Hard Times at Douglass High: A No Child Left Behind Report Card” (9 p.m., HBO):

• &

• McCain adopts new stands on old issues

• ISRAEL

• Rethinking the ‘latte effect’

• Anna Nicole’s ex snaps up her lingerie for Dannielynn

• High corn prices likely to transfer to meat, dairy

Sunday, June 22

• Busch wins 5th race of year

• Indians unable to sweep Dodgers

• 400 arrive in Youngstown to repair homes for elderly, disabled

• Blue Jays beat Pirates, avoid sweep

• South Range teacher to travel to Hawaii for Pearl Harbor study

• Get your ride tickets now for McDonald firefighters festival

• Fred Perry Motorcycle Run to benefit children set for Aug. 17

• Boardman summer stock presents ‘Les Miserables’ this week

• Prices going up for school meals in Weathersfield

• Austintown teen wins Super Stock division in Soap Box run-off

• Boardman pianist/scholar follows family to teaching career

• To spend wisely, separate your wants from your needs

• YSU invites 85,000 alumni to July 12 centennial reunion

• HOME-COOKED FAVORITE

• Ben Franklin and Betsy Ross actors set wedding date

• Mahoning Valley beaten by Batavia

• Gymnast Hamm makes U.S. team

• Changes in store for Wick Park

• mlb roundup \Saturday’s other games

• Child falls into fire, suffers burns to back

• Cruises remain popular getaway

• Evening storms trigger power outages

• Daughter is tired of overlooking mom’s faults

• TODAY

• New online Progressive Book Club mixes pleasure with politics

• Strong bones program will begin at Eastwood

• Alamo offers visitors audio tour

• Celebration set for the Brookses on 50th anniversary

• Zetts tastes Italian dream

• ‘The Incredible Hulk’

• Florida program saves 100 infants

• Island tourism trouble

• Rondinelli short on hits, but Switka’s arm strong

• School board vacancy

• GM’s stimulus for Valley

• SOAP BOX DERBY | Winners

• Golden eye: LeBron, USA focus on winning Olympics

• OPEC gets antitrust laws pass

• THISTLEDOWN results

• Hossa says he’ll test free agency

• Gordon and winless in conflict

• Clinton fans come around as Dems in Ohio join to support Obama

• Blue Jackets consider results from draft, trade a success

• Gladiators clinch berth in playoffs

• New poll suggests race will matter in election

• Aug. nuptials will join Erin Shannon, Adam Rudolph

• Test of friendship: Donors offer gift of life to brothers

• Pa. woman, 27, dies in one-car crash

• Blizzard bashes Thunder, 69-27; Clenton Rafe increases TD output

• Pavlik to play in Suzi Solomon Classic

• inside

• Designer proud of work on ‘Walking With Dinosaurs’

• Salem arts festival set for Saturday

• Audiences all over are rocking to ‘Jersey Boys’

• Family arranges surprise events for DiFrancesco 50th

• New Castle hosts AJGA tourney

• Museums evolve, expand

• Fireman’s Roundup

• Big blast, bigger victory

• Dogs have their day: Georgia in CWS final

• Texas father leads police to kids’ charred remains

• BASEBALL

• ‘Jersey Boys’ a hit in all respects Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons come alive in this musical

• Looking for some deals? Why not go garage saling?

• Why the hurry?

• Weed and Seed program in search of lawn mowers

• DOCTORS

• “Masterpiece” (9 p.m., PBS): PBS’ “Masterpiece” (formerly

• Heather A. Kusky and David A. Myers Jr. to be married in Boardman Park chapel

• Ralph and Evangelene Barbato mark 66 years of marriage at family dinner

• Report outlines how long stuff lasts

• Writing workshop

• New cleaner removes stains from concrete

• Fugitive of the Week

• Symphony guild has installation of new officers, plans events

• Joint installation ceremony for Lions, Lioness officers

• Borowski blows it, but Tribe tops L.A. in 10th

• City kids get taste of farm life

• Old-fashioned parasols provide protection

• Both vulnerable. West deals.

• CURRENT PRICES

• Zoo animals are living longer lives

• checklist Staying safe at home

• Caribbean tourism woes

• DeRose 50th is celebrated on Caribbean cruise

• Seeking photos, music for ‘Y-town’

• Outdoor Discovery Camps to be offered

• Agenda Monday

• Catholic Charities Regional Agency Senior Center , 600 E. Fourth St., East Liverpool, is inviting

• Dann’s lack of judgment on public display — again

• on area diamonds Youth baseball & softball

• ALL MY CHILDREN

• Drug court program to graduate 15

• Feuds lead to tourism boycott

• Strickland’s staff built case against Dann

• Swanson Memorial At a glance

• IN THE CUP! Area Holes in One

• Drive to win: Youths race to finish in annual Soap Box Derby

• TOP 10

• BEST-SELLERS Publishers Weekly

• Many auction items for cash

• Judge issues sentences in Mercer County court

• Harley-Davidson museum

• Ripley’s Mirror Maze opens in Myrtle Beach

• JUNE

• Berarducci 50th is celebrated at dinner in Hawaii

• Carell hosts screening of ‘Get Smart’ for charity

• if you go

• A dream no longer deferred

• at a glance

• Mahoning county

• Pentagon memorial At a glance

• FRIDAY

• Family dinner is celebration for Gray 50th

• Jukebox musicals can be great

• Mississippi River rises in some midwest towns

• Used-furniture finds

• Democrats choose Cordray to run for AG

• Smiths observe 60th anniversary of their wedding

• La Vita Italiana (The Italian Life)

• Garage Sale Shopping Tips

• ‘Specimen’ pieces: Unusual items can be hard to sell

• Pirates enjoying Blue Jays’ visit

• Today is Sunday, June 22, the 174th day of 2008. There are 192 days left in the year. On this date

• ‘Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends’

• ONE DETAILED SEAT: Chairs by George Hunzinger have gone up in price recently. This branded carved

• pharmacy degrees Ohio Northern University

• Youngstown SteelHounds should not be used as a political pawn

• Memorial at Pentagon poses security problems

• Unjust criticism of Frangos may scare other developers

• COMMERCIAL INTERTECH

• Heat wave continues to plague California

• Mississippi water levels rise higher than predicted

• Calif. wildfire prompts evacuation

• South Korea to resume import of U.S. beef

• For $1M, Ohioans deserve a show

• area

• Newborn twins in North Carolina weigh in at 23 pounds

• Ham radio group schedules field day for Saturday

• Guard withdrawal worries governors

• Teens in region to compete in Junior Miss pageant

• MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS

• Boys and Girls Club visits farm

• St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace

• Putting an end to youth violence

• Address: 1225 E. Washington St., New Castle

• VETERANS

• COURTS

• MEN

• Zinc oxide screens out both UVA and UVB rays

Saturday, June 21

• One Derby race delayed to Sunday morning

• 22-month-old burned in campfire mishap

• Pirates beat Gaston’s Blue Jays again

• Storm cuts power to 1,200 Ohio Edison customers

• Thunderstorm holds up decision in Soap Box Derby race

• Sabathia homers in Tribe’s win

• Greenville, Pa. woman killed on state Route 80

• Volunteers aim to restore and beautify Wick Park

• OBITUARY | Detective Sgt. Robert Deichman, 40

• Governor’s aides worked to pressure Dann resignation

• McDonald school board seeks to fill vacancy

• Weed and Seed seeks lawnmowers for Youngstown youth

• Arts festival in Salem on June 28

• Public invited to hear Ohio Sen. Wilson speak to Ruritans

• Ham radio operators planning field day

• Two local teens in America’s Junior Miss competition

• Work is set to improve Stambaugh windows

• Woman gets 2-year prison sentence for crash that burned patrolman

• Firefighter incentive deal gets 18 takers

• Blaze takes Boardman couple’s home

• Monsignor Dezso Torok marking 60th anniversary of ordination

• GETTING IT RIGHT

• Bark ‘writing’ open to interpretation

• City water report issued

• Board votes for teacher’s removal

• Rockies climb out of NL West cellar with 6-3 win over Tribe

• Girard police chief to face charges

• Reports: Teens made pregnancy pact

• ‘YOUNG AT HEART’

• Carter’s shadow is cast on Obama

• ROBERT DEICHMAN

• PRIESTS’ Assignments \ Diocese of Youngstown

• BIRTHS

• Trust is destroyed by suspicious behavior

• Sugar has easy time in 8-2 win

• Presidential race Developments

• Junior finally gets monkey off back

• INDICTMENTS

• F.N.B. president Roberts announces retirement

• Scrappers suffer 11-inning loss, 3-2

• Woods closing in on Nicklaus, but Jack still gives himself edge

• Man pleads guilty to drug charge

• Rev. Macklin re-elected ministerial alliance leader

• Bucs get victory in 12th on error

• Equal care not always preferred way to go

• Man gets 8-year prison term

• Ohio talks of nuclear energy rebirth

• Do steroids belong in horse racing?

• State sees increase of overpass accidents

• Oil pipeline sabotage drops sharply in Iraq

• Man gets prison time for $99.9M health fraud

• Seniors sing from the heart in musical documentary

• Police: Girl appeared to be holding rifle

• First Friday Club

• Stocks fall with rising concerns

• Lutheran church offers free summer camp

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Today is Saturday, June 21, the 173rd day of 2008. There are 193 days left in the year. On this date

• Today

• Olympic roundup \ News and trial results

• Gary Roberts

• Penny the Pig collects dough

• Scholarship aid for students at YSU to increase by $726K

• Officials catch alligator in Chicago River

• 10th DUI conviction brings 5-year term

• Blue Jackets choose Russian with No. 6 overall selection

• Women: Pay close attention to your heart

• news shows Sunday lineup

• Chest discomfort is often the first sign of an attack

• 2 face murder charges in death of rapper’s aide

• If you know these answers, your pet is lucky

• JENNIFER DEVECCHIO ANTHONY STANKO

• Super Nationals to cause traffic problems in Salem

• Trade ruling pleases Wheatland Tube

• Making meals at home requires planning, even if only modest planning.

• Floods of 2008: Will FEMA, Americans rise to challenge?

• ‘He was a fantastic father and husband’

• Rev. Gwen Alexander to pastor Solid Rock

• mlb roundup \ Friday’s other games

• Ohio leaders call for changes to NAFTA

• Feeling thrifty, the thirsty reach for tap water

• Bingo is open to public

• Sept. 20 wedding for Rebecca LaPaze and Timothy Eyler

• Sept. rite will join Erin Rafferty and Andrew Frum

• Debate continues over Mary vision

• vacation bible school \ Area sessions

• Discovery of ice on Mars raises questions

• Los Angeles Times: When is a worthwhile test for mad cow disease not worthwhile? According to the

• Hope Lafferty and Frank Dota to wed in summer

• local topics \ Sunday news shows

• Group talks of boosting Great Lakes economy

• selected stocks

• REGION

• Regional Network

• Floods still pose threat, despite receding waters

• Lil Wayne’s ’The Carter III’ sells 1 million

• Dann defends his questioned costs

• Social Security should top next agenda

• wCHEAP EATS AT HOME

• High gas prices leading to craziness

• monsignor torok Anniversary celebration

Friday, June 20

• Blizzard overwhelms Thunder

• Scrappers fall to Batavia

• Services announced for Detective Sgt. Robert Deichman

• 7 charges lodged against Girard chief

• 18 Youngstown firefighters accept retirement/resignation plan

• Window installation at Stambaugh starts next week

• Woman who crashed into Austintown cop’s cruiser gets prison term

• Struthers will burn down blighted home Sunday

• Strickland, Brown call for renegotiation of NAFTA

• Taxes placed on Chinese pipe imports

• Foutz sentenced to two years

• Morning blaze causes $500K to Boardman home

• Dead officer described as ‘fantastic’ father, husband

• FNB of Pa. president and chief executive retires

• Youngstown water deemed safe

• Hearing next week on Bigowsky discipline

• Fun times can be free

• Raffle to benefit Fredonia VFD

• Argus Lodge will host Civil War re-enactment

• Warren Rotary honors BOE member for service

• Day camp for kids spells fun in Girard

• Car wash and bake sale to benefit heart patient

• Potter’s Wheel women will put on fashion show

• CLUB CALENDAR | Area groups plan events

• White Sox rally against Pirates, 13-8

• Minus Tiger, PGA fans disappointed

• Astros pound out 14 hits to post 7-2 win in ‘B’ loop

• Seven tied for lead at Wegmans LPGA

• PONY fastpitch tourney set for July

• Windy City braces for a WS preview

• Hafner’s second opinion is same

• Nicklaus in awe of Tiger after his suffering, win

• Yo Adrian! Scrappers KO’d by Crosscutters

• Will costs for heating soar in fall?

• Valley police find many ways to cut fuel costs

• Food pantry makes a difference

• Former YSU leader runs for office

• Man convicted of YSU robberies

• Stage Left Players find home in remodeled Trinity church

• Faison files appeal to get back on ballot

• Men headed to prison for rapes

• City mourns YPD officer

• 2,582 will leave Ohio GM plants

• Today is Friday, June 20, the 172nd day of 2008. There are 194 days left in the year. Summer arrives

• Payday lenders look to voters for assistance

• Cause of Boardman fire found

• Reader’s cool travel hints save time and money

• Disney likely to have hit with ‘Camp Rock’

• New Castle clinic meets zoning requirements

• Amendment calls for agricultural preservation

• Sentence set for two over assault

• “I hope it will succeed.”

• AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & softball

• All weekend

• NATION

• Auto dealers remodel to boost service

• Man, 49, indicted on murder charge

• difference makers Background

• Obama’s ideas reflect a ‘can’t do’ spirit

• An urgent need for an energy strategy

• Phone tower causes a stir

• Hollywood approaches record pace this summer

• European Union agrees to lift sanctions on Cuba

• Chinese officials acknowledge burying U.S. POW

• Notre Dame, NBC renew TV contract through the 2015 football season

• Taliban pushed from villages

• Wedding planned by Shayna Luntz and Samuel Levi

• Avon will be site of Bowersox-Libeg wedding in fall

• Fairfield Twp. seeks surveyor

• Brookfield sets meeting for talks with residents

• County pays for legal defense against Gains

• MLB Roundup | Thursday’s other games

• County’s grant for homeless falls short

• Retirees, veterans can still claim rebate

• Poker math isn’t all that difficult

• selected stocks

• Ronald Gilmore of New Castle, Pa., is serving a term in a Pennsylvania state prison for conspiracy

• BIRTHS

• ( BW)(NY-JEFFERSON-NATIONAL) Jefferson National’s Monument Advisor is First VA to Add

• A budding fan of the Scrappers

• Most say U.S. is on wrong track

• Here’s the real story behind 9/11 attacks

• GM to halt overhaul on SUVs and pickups

• Compromise reached on terrorism surveillance bill

• Motions filed to stop crying in court

• Ohio Business Week gives students tools

• Obama forgoes public funding

• ‘Rambow’ uses quirky charm

• Man indicted in Kentucky over removal of rock

• If you go

• Thunder strikes

• Mortgage fraud leads to hundreds of arrests

• Scrappers notebook | From Eastwood Field

• Frederick Dodge plans to relocate

• the scoop

• Economy has NASCAR struggling to get fans to the track

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Obama enjoys Latino edge

• high five

• Bush visits Iowa flood victims

• McCain to visit GM plant

• RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney

• It’s time to end the farce that’s Zimbabwe’s leader

• Iraq At a glance

• Political smut

• Iranian president accuses U.S. of assassination plot

• Surplus food

• outdoor concerts

• A Senate bid by Ryan in 2010 still possible

• Britney Spears’ sister gives birth to a girl

• McLaren out as Mariners manager

• Parents announce plans for Sims, Vrona wedding

• McDONALD COUNCIL |Agenda

• “Camp Rock” (8 p.m., Disney Channel): Will “Camp Rock” be another Disney

• U.S. House passes war funding bill

• Plans announced for Richards-Fry Sept. 20 wedding

• ‘SON OF RAMBOW’

• Ex-commander of naval forces from Valley dies

• Lets get rid of DH in the AL forever

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 20, 2008

• Money forfeited with guilty plea

• Injury replacements led the Rockies past Tribe on Wednesday

• Negative criticism may alienate her sister completely

• Library AMUSEMENTS |By the numbers

Thursday, June 19

• Scrappers fall, 8-0

• Mahoning commissioners pay to represent elections board against Gains

• Natural gas price soars

• Snapz! Fun in Mill Creek Park

• McCain to visit GM Lordstown on June 27

• Swimming warning lifted at Mosquito Lake

• National Science Foundation chief to visit YSU

• Girard police chief has pre-disciplinary hearing set Tuesday

• Investigation continues into crash that killed Youngstown cop

• Two men get prison terms on rape charges

• Faison appeals to get on back on ballot as independent candidate for Mahoning Co. sheriff

• Teen threatened in road-rage incident on U.S. Route 224

• Cause determined for $100K fire at Boardman carport

• Boardman man charged with receiving stolen property, resisting arrest

• Former YSU prez gets into Florida politics

• McDonald school board accepting applications for vacancy

• Youngstown has tire recycling drive Saturday

• CHOPPING SHOPPING COSTS Grocery sense

• LifeBanc and NAIFA schedule golf invitational

• St. Patrick golf outing to be at country club

• Voting delegate named by Kiwanis

• Out-of-town births announced

• Festival drawings for shopping sprees

• Energy grant is possible for YSU

• Pre-race inspections begin for annual Soap Box Derby

• Council backs SMG pact with Chevrolet Centre

• Struthers council set to vote on study of JEDZ potential

• Valley House members back drilling proposal

• Community events set for Youngstown

• Students testify in robbery trial

• Thunder’s defense due to dictate

• Fight Schedule

• Area Events Round Up

• ‘Get Smart’ lacks wit, misses comedy mark

• BATTLE OF CANTIGNY

• Pittsburgh can’t buy a win in Windy City

• Borts Pool closes over pump problem

• Airstrikes hit hours before Gaza truce

• City should rethink plan on tax break for apartments

• ‘THE LOVE GURU’

• OSU president visits the Valley

• St. Pius X Church, 1402 Moncrest N.W., Warren, begins its annual festival, with live entertainment

• Automakers focus on reducing wind noise

• Author draws library crowd

• Polls place Obama ahead of McCain in swing states

• ‘Hooray for Hollywood’ at new Columbiana theater

• Eileen Christelow

• mountaineer results

• Lil Wayne’s new CD sets record for sales

• Work to close racial divide in the nation and the Valley

• Barker’s pitching delivers blow to Rondinelli’s run

• Second night results in second win

• House overrides Bush’s veto of farm bill, again

• Guantanamo decision clouds issue even more

• Blaney’s Sunday drive was Father’s Day dud

• WCI Steel shareholders file lawsuit to stop sale

• ‘GET SMART’

• Don’t write off President Bush just yet

• ACTORS

• Boston glowing from gloating

• OHIO

• Valley native returns to stage original play

• TheSources

• Baseball

• Furthermind Fest brings an eclectic lineup of musicians

• Knee puts Woods out for season

• RATES

• MAHONING COUNTY |Resurfacing

• A summary of recent criminal activity in Girard, Hubbard and Liberty:

• Dann attends conference for former AGs, mentors

• Top bargains

• Appeals court rules dismissal an error

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 19, 2008

• Girard employees return to work after court bout

• North-South vulnerable. South deals.

• “MVP” (11 p.m., SoapNet): The puck stops here in “MVP,” a steamy new

• ON THE GO: This year, 45 racers are registered for the Greater Youngstown Area Soap Box Derby. One

• Cherry juice helps in easing foot pain

• Carell and Hathaway share ‘Smart’ spotlight

• Chipotle makes move to use local produce

• Obama must fight web lies with truth

• Bond denied during appeals process

• Top Hat workshop

• selected stocks

• Surplus food

• What is future of U.S. troops in Iraq?

• Relic shows what it’s made of

• “I know I haven’t lost anything that feels important because I have a big family.”

• Game time

• Scrappers vs. Williamsport Tonight

• Quaker City Band begins concert series with a salute to soldiers

• Officials submit bones for further study

• TODAY

• Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject

• New Main Street Theater opens with local talent

• if you go

• To help avoid disaster, be prepared for hurricane season

• Thunder vs. Blizzard Lineups

• Campbell council OKs traffic camera for cops

• Today is Thursday, June 19, the 171st day of 2008. There are 195 days left in the year. On this date

• Caterpillar dropping BDR and Blaney’s No. 22 team

• Political leaders pay tribute to TV’s Russert

• She should be accountable for withdrawals

• Roads closed for repairs

• Opera company to perform ‘Butterfly’

• Court’s zoning decision appealed

• GOP aims to slow housing rescue bill

• Small towns suffering big losses as rivers rise

• Stocks fall amid bank woes, FedEx warning

• Steel Valley Super Nationals Changes, including additions, to events during the Steel Valley Super Nationals at the Quaker City Raceway this weekend in Salem:

• Monument honors AMVETS

• ROAD CLOSINGS

• APPROPRIATIONS BILL |Possibilities

• ‘The Love Guru’ is typical Myers fare

• County stretches repaving funds

• Last week’s scores

• Liberty postpones decision on exclusive trash hauler

• The identifications for photographs of Kelly Coles and Nicole Koniowski, foster children who were

• SCHEDULES

• U.S.: Shiite group set off deadly blast

• on area diamonds Youth baseball & softball

• No mercy on the Indians; Rockies go wild with 17 hits

• New Castle seeks plans for police station study

• Without Woods, dial 9-1-1

• Tuesday’s Games

• Columbiana County gives good report on sales taxes

• MLB ROUNDUP | Wednesday’s games

• Statistics

• Bush: Lift ban on offshore oil drilling

Wednesday, June 18

• Vehicle hits utility pole, closes street in Hermitage

• Traffic camera coming to Campbell

• Economic zone for three cities under discussion

• No guarantee of success with Chevy Centre management company

• Liberty trustees seek public input on trash issue

• Ryan and Wilson support drilling on leased land

• Busted pump closes Borts Pool on opening day

• Oak Express in Boardman closing June 30.

• Rick Ross concert at Chevy is canceled

• Legal fight develops over sale of WCI Steel

• Trumbull Co. roads under repair, detours posted

• Registration under way for benefit motorcycle run

• McDonald will accept applications for school board vacancy

• Warrant issued for man accused of robbing Warren elementary school

• Bones found in Bazetta to be taken to D.C. for further analysis

• Woods will miss rest of golf season

• Canfield sets Arbor Day ceremony for Friday

• New poll: Obama has slight lead over McCain in 3 swing states

• During slump, Goodwill hunting bags savings

• Portion of Fifth Avenue near YSU will close Friday for derby

• Vendors may apply for Salem crafts show

• Omega Council has installation ceremony

• Exchange student program seeks families and others

• Calumet Lodge to have scholarship banquet

• Rose show scheduled at Riverside Gardens

• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS | Sit-down and takeout events planned

• Relocating GM employees seen to aid housing market

• Chevy Centre deal up for vote

• Area schools are ready for more kids

• Valley sees home construction decline

• Pools open for summer use

• Foster home grads honored

• Realtor ‘works for food’ to help needy

• Reynolds leads Rockies over Indians, 10-2

• Cobalts: Can’t get enough

• Brother marks murder anniversary

• NOTES FROM EASTWOOD

• Cornersburg Giant Eagle prepares to close; residents lament the loss

• YSU hires Tiffin’s Campbell for softball

• NBA FINALS Celtics vs. Lakers

• On area diamonds Youth baseball and softball

• A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman:

• BASEBALL

• Consumers rediscover value in tap water

• Kahne gives fans their money’s worth

• Teens repay storytelling seniors with service

• Red Sox shut out Phillies, 3-0

• Only one of the five lawyers is still in office.

• Celtics champions after Game 6 rout

• Don’t tell; no one will know it’s mock apple pie

• Agenda Thursday

• MILTON TOWNSHIP Agenda

• Both vulnerable. North deals.

• Brownies’ magical powers

• Resort clubhouse will be setting for event for Savniks

• With high gasoline prices, Americans on the go must consider options

• Baseball’s new song

• “Black Gold” (10 p.m., truTV): Maybe you’re still haunted by oil man Daniel

• Contrast makes chicken stir-fry dish come alive

• Obama answers GOP critics on terrorism

• Survey outlines NEO wages

• Cheap phone service calls customers

• Europe sliding toward irrelevance

• Will ‘Wizards’ star be the next Miley?

• Monday’s Games

• GAME TIME

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 18, 2008

• CONSTRUCTION Statistics

• Bean bonanza

• TODAY

• The world’s YOGURTS

• Energy upgrades pay off for MRDD

• Fixing an alcoholic is a do-it-yourself project

• N.Y. Mets ax manager Randolph with a dead-of-night dismissal

• Elise Deramo to be September bride of Adam Stredney

• Death toll, prison break in Afghanistan troubling

• White Sox rout Pirates

• Holy Trinity to host Juneteenth event

• Baghdad \Deadly bombings

• NBC faces task of replacing Russert

• Girard man awaits sentencing

• Cuban TV shows first images of Castro in 6 months

• Gas company prepares for higher rates in July

• “After eight years of incompetence, neglect and failure, we need change.”

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Hamas reaches cease-fire with Israel

• Prices

• Thunder’s defenders lack major stops

• LATE MONDAY

• sales

• Plans announced for Gray-Rea Aug. 16 wedding

• More gay couples wed in California

• McGinnis strikes out 15 in Rondinelli’s 3-1 win

• New Firefox browser available free

• Billy Ray Cyrus regrets not staying for photo shoot

• Goodwill and other agencies operate several stores in the Mahoning and Shenango valleys. Their

• Method recreates flour formula

• Flood of fun rainwear takes fashion by storm

• Girl, 15, punches man in front of police, is stunned twice by officer

• GOLF GLANCE This week’s events

• MLB ROUNDUP Tuesday’s other games

• MOUNTAINEER RESults

• Exercising brain: Can games help?

• Fight Schedule

• Mississippi River breaks through levee in Illinois

• OC Financial approves acquisition by First Place

• Liberty to alter trash collection

• Scrappers squeak past Crosscutters in opener

• Taco Bell, Wendy’s start using tomatoes again

• “Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be but a

• Girl involved in charity scam in Cleveland area

• GM to hire more Delphi transfers

• LeBron helps Cleveland residents get into shape

• White Sox tee off often; Pirates bombed, 16-5

• Is prestige worth the exorbitant cost?

• inside

• Man pleads innocent in assault case

• Justice Scalia plays to fears of the nation

• Couple loses family coverage case

• Fatal Mercer Co. crash

• ysu

• Scrappers kick off their 10th season

• Trial begins in YSU robbery cases

• Olympic basketball coach prepares to reveal roster

• Car bomb kills 51 in Baghdad

Tuesday, June 17

• Giant Eagle to close Cornersburg store July 12

• Liberty would streamline its trash pickup

• Chevy dealers want more Cobalts

• Girl, 15, Tasered by Niles police

• Ohio Supreme Court rules against Trumbull woman seeking medical coverage

• 270 Delphi workers headed to GM Lordstown

• How to apply for events for Greater Youngstown Italian Fest

• GM relocations nudge real estate market upward

• Council considers Chevy Centre management contract

• Sports nutrition program set Wednesday at Boardman library

• Top-selling months for the Chevrolet Cobalt

• Mahoning Valley dealers scrambling to get more Cobalts

• Sharon man robbed early today

• Girard man found guilty of complicity to rape charges

• Hot sales of Cobalts leave dealers happy, but needing more cars

• Lordstown schools ready for new students from GM’s shift expansion

• Youngstown city pools open for business Wednesday

• Weathersfield Township will spray for mosquitoes Wednesday

• Police continue search for armed robber

• Weathersfield Township conducts mosquito spraying Wednesday

• SOWING SEEDS TO SAVE ON COSTS

• Suit challenging Pa. Game Commission to go forward

• Liberty will spray for mosquitoes

• Howland schedules day camps for children

• Nutrition program at senior center

• Fundraiser will feature Steelers football players

• Dance event will aid charities in the Valley

• REUNIONS | Former classmates plan get-togethers

• Dinner, silent auction to benefit cancer patient

• Rookie Russell Young eyes differences from college ball

• Returning reliever seeks more victories

• Pavlik’s trainer cites fear factor

• Scrappers will honor successful alumni

• Youngstown’s Vosburgh receives belated thanks from Broadway star

• Impact more than tax revenue

• Some pointers for those who want to try their hand at planting a garden:

• Water quality warning issued at Mosquito Lake

• Water-boil warning

• City considers water study option

• Johnson, Tomko lead Wharmby

• Liberty teen wins spot in band that will tour Europe

• Students testify in MCCTC fire trial

• Mahoning Valley Scrappers roster

• Local boy makes Braille Challenge finals

• Dave Shively’s first love was baseball, but that didn’t stop him from learning soccer.

• On area diamonds Youth baseball and softball

• Indians’ top pick Chisenhall hopes his bad decisions remain in past

• Man gets 5-year term in prison for accident that killed passenger

• Derrick Wall moved to the United States from Dunstable, England, in 1967. In England, Wall played

• Mayor recalls Roux’s devotionSFlb

• GETTING IT RIGHT

• ‘Hulk’ connects with audience

• DANIEL MORALES At a glance

• TODAY

• GAME TIME Scrappers vs. Williamsport

• Presidential race On the campaign trail

• Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown Township:

• “AFI’s 10 Top 10” (8 p.m., CBS): It’s another movie countdown special as

• Climate change tips for U.S.

• Spreading the wealth

• Miami overcomes shaky ninth inning

• YSU

• RUSSELL YOUNG At a glance

• Self-defense angle considered in slaying

• Salem school board names city liaison

• Conditions in Iraq improve, but uncertainties remain

• Same-sex couples get married in California

• NBA FINALS Celtics vs. Lakers

• City council likely to approve buyout incentives for firefighters

• Agenda Wednesday

• Newton Falls signals to be updated

• BASEBALL

• Wow, what a finish! Tiger nabs Open title

• 3 Tar Heels choose to skip NBA Draft

• Sewer line to be completed in July

• St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Workers and potential workers at the General Motors complex expect a beneficial future for the plant

• LONNIE CHISENHALL At a glance

• Winners listed in Reading Rainbow contest

• The Mahoning County Career & Technical Center has inducted 32 students into the National

• Boardman pupil to attend junior leadership event

• Views of candidates’ qualities keep presidential race close

• Woods’ legacy soars ahead

• Problem invades privacy

• Business news digest

• Candidates offer stale ideas for tough times

• GRADS LIST

• Reagan’s ‘Wall’ speech relevant today

• Ohio gas prices lowest in region at $3.97 a gallon

• GE shares fall after analyst’s prediction

• Library announces poetry contest winners

• Nearly 100 area high school students are members of the Class of 2008 of Youth Leadership Mahoning

• Tiger pulls it off in Open playoff

• Don’t leave pharmacy before checking label

• Both vulnerable. South deals.

• Baldwin wallace collEge, BEREA, OHIO

• Scholarship applications

• Today is Tuesday, June 17, the 169th day of 2008. There are 197 days left in the year. On this date

• YSU Respiratory Care Program receives award

• Celebrate proud past, rich future for Scrappers

• Enjoy the rest of your life, Big Brown

• SRU students vote to create Green Fund

• Honda unveils newest hydrogen fuel cell car

• Young voters largely ignored

• Rocco Mediate’s quest to be Open elder comes up short

• Approval by FCC uncertain for Sirius-XM merger

• Vibrant yellow or soothing ecru? Both embody designer fashions

• Sunday’s Games

• Country singer marries former Alabama QB

• EU nations agree on need for more sanctions

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 17, 2008

• McDonald school board OKs borrowing of funds

• NASCAR’s golden boy wins when sport needs him most

• Study links brains of gay men, straight women

• Like the Grammys, 2008 Tony Awards opt for more entertainment

• Debris from floodwaters adds new concerns in Iowa

• 2008 scrappers SCHEDULE

• “If I invade IHOP, pancakes are going to be cheaper in my house.”

• On the lookout for road rage? Bumpers point to aggression

• Celtics return to warmth of parquet court

• Opponents of animal shelter are blind to its benefits

• Police probe crash that killed man

• MLB ROUNDUP | Monday’s games

• E. COLI

• Bryant’s 25 help extend series

• Willumstad steps in as new exec for AIG

• ‘Best news’: 1,400 in 3rd GM shift

Monday, June 16

• Man killed in two-car crash in Mercer County

• Police investigating armed robbery on South Side

• Negotiated settlement proposed in AG sex harassment complaints

• Boil alert issued for Lordstown until Thursday

• Pavlik's trainer miffed by Calzaghe snub

• The addition of 1,400 jobs at GM Lordstown will have a ripple effect in the local economy.

• Woods wins in sudden death

• Armed robbery at Warren elementary school

• Section of Fifth Street in Struthers closed to truck traffic

• Youngstown gives firefighters retirement/resignation incentive

• Meshel wants trustees to scrutinize YSU hiring

• Howland day-camps set for next week

• Liberty to spray for mosquitoes next week

• Youngstown will study providing water to Campbell and Struthers

• Third shift to add 1,400 GM jobs

• Parade will honor national sports figures from New Castle

• Latest on Canfield boil-water alerts

• Worth a Look: Area activities are open to the public

• Father’s Day car show celebrates the classics

• Kucek paces Dave Sugar ‘B’ win

• Ted Toles’ statue available to buy

• Lakers win to extend NBA finals

• New Wilson Middle in Youngstown to be gender-specific school

• U.S. routs Barbados in qualifying opener

• Sabathia outpitches Maddux as Tribe rolls

• Groups plan cleanup of neighborhood

• Church program aims to improve Youngstown one youth at a time

• Award honors Poland victim

• Pirates hang on to beat Orioles in 10th

• Federer is grass master

• Man wrecks after fleeing from police

• Earnhardt Jr. snaps winless streak at Michigan Speedway

• Rallying around paralyzed KFC manager

• Fit to be tied: Tiger’s final putt forced a playoff

• Celtics’ Perkins sits out Game 5

• Churches debate policy on gays

• Policy on gays still debated among churches

• Riding With… Dave Blaney

• “To me, it’s a technical change.”

• Lieberman’s comments on Obama irk Democrats

• San Antonio spoils debut of Tamika Catchings

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 16, 2008

• Alumnus injured in shootings at Kent State in ’70 dies at 58

• Renewable energy plans meet opposition

• Don’t rush instant replay for baseball

• Despite economy’s fall, pay rises for CEOs

• Agenda Tuesday

• Answers to weekly quiz

• Welcome to the real campaign, Sen. Obama

• Keep kids active to fight obesity epidemic

• Moms building business at home

• Today is Monday, June 16, the 168th day of 2008. There are 198 days left in the year. On this date

• Covering Pavlik colorful duty

• Bush enjoys perks of traveling abroad

• Sports TV listings: Today

• Many cancer doctors avoid saying it’s the end

• The Fed faces concerns of a ’70s-type economy

• Tony winners: Partial list

• World News Digest: Japan

• THISTLEDOWN results

• Westwood comes up inches short of joining today’s playoff pairing

• Aggravated burglary

• Nascar Notebook: From Michigan

• Area Sports Digest: Boardman’s Liggitt to wrestle at MUC

• Segway appeal increases as prices of gasoline soar

• Audi survives late collision for win

• austintown fitch Class of 2008

• Class B League: Scores

• Trumbull County: Marriage licenses

• Six Great Athletes: NCAA

• Freedom Center

• Meeting Milestones: Austintown grads urged to strive ahead

• Nation News Digest: Many companies have staff that scan e-mail

• Women business owners are nearly twice as likely as men business owners to intend to pass the

• The 10 highest-paid CEOs for 2007

• Cooper’s goal lifts Dallas to 1-0 victory over Fire

• ‘Heights’ wins Tony as best musical

• Fresno State, N. Carolina get first-round victories

• Baseball

• Forum Health Northside Medical Center births

• Freedom center is strapped for cash

• Hundreds forced to flee University of Iowa area

• Car accident kills 1 person

• Today’s Playoff coveragE

• Mourners remember Sydney Pollack at service

• Columbiana Co. logs its first killing of year

• U.S. should discontinue ‘Don’t Ask’ rule

• “How Life Began” (9 p.m., History): Did life begin with the big bang? This special seeks

• U.N. chief: Saudis to boost oil production

• Discovery prompts homicide probe

• Saturday’s Games

• MLB Roundup: Sunday’s other games

• U.S. Open Leaderboard: Fourth round

• Sugar defeats Roth

• Teens can donate blood to fulfill court sentence

• Protests brew over drink tax for Pittsburgh restaurant owners

Sunday, June 15

• Woods makes birdie on 18 to force US Open playoff

• 370 Austintown Fitch grads receive mixture of messages

• Church mentorship program aims to help one youth at a time

• Groups plan cleanup of Youngstown neighborhoods

• Rallying around injured Youngstown KFC manager

• Earnhardt wins on fumes

• Pirates end skid against AL foes

• Indians’ Sabathia defeats Padres’ Maddux

• Bazetta chief: Authorities view discovery of remains as a homicide

• Officials investigate first homicide in Columbiana County of 2008

• New Wilson Middle School in Youngstown to be gender-specific

• Memorial scholarship honors ‘07 Poland grad killed in shooting

• Father’s Day Car Show in North Lima includes WWII vehicle

• It's tough to tame Tiger on the field

• “The Slip”

• TODAY

• ALL MY CHILDREN

• Boil order in Canfield

• TuDor Physical Therapy opens in Newton Falls

• SCOPE Niles Senior Center, 14 E. State St., has the following activities scheduled: Tuesday,, Birds,

• Retailers give vinyl another spin

• mlb roundup Saturday’s other games

• Can presidents ignore law during war?

• GOP black voters are torn on Obama

• Carlozzi jubilee observed in May at area restaurant

• Publishers are planning a wave of Obama books for summer, fall

• Parents announce Habegger-Bowman wedding plans

• Reader sends a special Father’s Day message

• ‘Idol’ David Cook works on first album since win

• Lowry’s aces fall within a year

• Predicting Tonys is always perilous

• Fans: a hot weather alternative

• Kraft and Sara Lee wage wiener war

• TRUMBULL COUNTY

• JANA SCHWEBEL JOSEPH LEENHEER

• Tom Zetts Penning from Parma

• For a time last week, it seemed that the 13-story building that has long defined downtown

• AARP 4611

• ACCOUNTING

• WNBA ROUNDUP Saturday’s games

• U.S. Open Golf (3 p.m., NBC): Final-round play at Torrey Pines Golf Club in La Jolla, Calif.

• Crews search for missing after quake

• ‘LEGO INDIANA JONES: THE ORIGINAL ADVENTURES’

• NEXT UP This week’s schedule

• Through the looking glass

• Spice up cooking with tasty varieties you can eat

• ON AREA COURSES | Local golf events

• A drive back in time

• NYC is top destination for foreign tourists

• New skipper no stranger to Tribe fans

• Infant girl to receive experimental treatment

• Walter Dix leads FSU to another NCAA track crown

• Cheerleading clinic set in Newton Falls

• Female suicide bomber hurts 34

• Fugitive of the Week

• BASEBALL

• Budweiser fans aren’t toasting proposed sale

• Agenda Monday

• Top 10

• Failed engine causes Girard man’s plane to crash

• Prosecutor: Don’t parole murderer

• The necktie: Soon to become no more than a fashion relic

• Grand slammed: Tribe falls in 10

• Livi Steel holds off Express for 5-4 win

• VETERANS

• Pa. native returning to park for anniversary of brother’s death

• Expert tracks endangered snakes

• Officials gear up for Super Nationals

• Sometimes it’s just time to upgrade

• NORTHFIELD RESULTS

• Crowds hit freedom fest

• Actor Kevin Spacey plans to teach for a year at Oxford University

• Local

• Mamma mia! Zetts playing again in Italy

• Edwards agrees with series chief

• Losing day for Tribe Bucs

• Following in fathers’ footsteps

• A date that created infamy

• Flood begins to recede

• Baltimore boosts its one-run wins; Pirates the victim

• Lawrence County sets up tax collection sites

• Horse deaths averaged three a day last year

• 2008 scrappers SCHEDULE

• ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & softball

• Troops help in search for inmates

• Don’t refinish your furniture. Original finish adds to the value.

• SALEM Local events

• Party lines

• Motorcycle Bingo Run will benefit the Boy Scouts

• Today is Sunday, June 15, the 167th day of 2008. There are 199 days left in the year. This is

• PH.D

• North Jackson native celebrates 100th birthday bash with family

• Britain’s Brown helping save world from aliens?

• RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney

• Sad time for former Hickory coach

• Motorcycles blessed at Mass

• MEN

• Modern guys go collared yet casual in crisp, detailed shirts

• Mahoning county

• Surviving the storm

• ARIZONA: 60 deaths; 14,968 thoroughbred horses that started races

• YAFWC installs officers at awards luncheon

• NASCAR ROUNDUP | News and notes

• High costs, pollution worries hit consumers

• CURRENT PRICES

• Family dinner to honor Kinkelas’ 65th anniversary

• information

• Arkansas is affordable

• Calling all good cooks

• ESPN remote is the ultimate device for guys

• Tax-prep services delay rebates

• Vacancies lead to more rentals

• DO NOT EAT

• Researchers: Red players beat blue in online game

• STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE

• Getting better video on wireless

• BOARDMAN — James Evans, chief programming officer for Meridian Services, has been honored with

• Loyalty helps support charities

• Aretha to headline 2008 jazz festival

• Family to observe Zelina anniversary at dinner party

• Elizabeth Cochran, Brian Hoffman to be married

• Film rescheduled at Warren amphitheater

• If you go

• An above-average house on an average salary

• ERIN SEIDITA KENNETH BUDDIE

• Arkansas: an escape that won’t drain your wallet

• Rock anniversary marked at dinner and reception

• Rising oil prices squeeze homebuilding sector

• Economy forces major shift in spending

• THE ROCKY CHIRCHIGLIA BAND

• Trumbull County 4-H prepares for camp

• Dayton author to discuss book on theme park safety

• Removable liner makes cleaning curtain easier

• KIMBERLY GOLDEN JOSE MORAN JR.

• CLOCK: The “skinned finish” did not stop a bidder from paying $32,000 for this rare

• GAME TIME Scrappers

• BIRTHS

• Fashionably frugal: Look your best for less

• Georgia rallies past No. 1 Miami

• Poland’s Vallinger heads to John Carroll University

• Minto to get ESPN2 exposure

• Top contributors named

• Attorney seeks $875,000 to avoid suit

• Denying children vaccines will do more harm than good

• wednesday

• Reader questions if caffeine made him stop growing

• Four-time state champ sets area standard

• Still music to his ears after all these years

• Too much thinking, too few good shots lead to Mickelson’s demise

• Botti’s jazz music is all about style, mood

• Family Night in Boardman

• Raider guard motivated by tough loss

• Cardinal is more than a runner

• To be the best, Quaker doesn't rest

• Mooney QB has an attitude of gratitude

• State’s cost in polygamist case surpasses $14M

• IN THE CUP Area holes in one

• These six athletes helped define this season

• International spending

• OU names Rice as associate dean

• East-West not vulnerable. South deals.

• MONDAY

• Bath rehab can aid resale

• Lakers in must-win situation

• Body discovered in Bazetta Township ditch

• Bush, Sarkozy issue joint warning to Iran

Saturday, June 14

• Padres score five in 10th to top Indians

• Orioles' rallies doom Pirates, 8-7

• Girard man unhurt after plane crashes into trees

• Skeleton found in Bazetta Township ditch

• Blessing of the bikes at Sts. Peter and Paul church

• Sons discuss how their dads made an impact on their lives

• Drive-in today retains elements of yesterdays

• Brother’s murder recalled, 20 years later

• Juneteenth in Warren celebrates freedom

• Boil order for Skyline Drive in Canfield

• Rain Cancels Sharon Speedway Saturday

• Pontiac G6 emerges as area’s best-selling car

• Blewitt ready for U.S. Trials next month

• Jessica Smith eliminated at U.S. Olympic trials

• City moves to void ’Hounds pact

• Sugar defeats Wharmby; storms postpone rest

• Frangos accepts plan for repairs

• Wolves maul Thunder

• McGuffey proposed again as name

• Artist’s home preserved

• Faison aims to get back on ballot in independent run for sheriff

• Testimony: I-80 toll would hurt Pa.

• Club hopes to entice with new Wii

• School fire extinguished

• Despite injuries, Indians positive

• Orioles rally past Bucs in 1979 throwback tilt

• Police track black bear spotted in Liberty

• Woman reports stabbing, car theft

• Storms down trees, power lines

• County approves park land funding

• Man denies ballgame threat

• Rain washes out NASCAR qualifier

• Scout deaths prompt Ohio camps to review safety

• All weekend

• PEMBERTON, N.J. (AP) — Reports of rising inflation and weak gains in wages kept the paycheck

• Dominant Curlin wins all in SSRq08

• Meltdown ends Hicks’ hopes for contention

• MLB ROUNDUP Friday’s other games

• Calzaghe looks to bypass Pavlik

• Woman injured in Pa. Turnpike crash

• City schools to save on busing with new CBS contract

• LSU’s Trinidad sprinters excel at NCAA gathering

• Two charged with breaking and entering

• STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER

• MAHONING COUNTY Indictments

• nascar roundup News and notes

• WNBA Roundup Friday’s games

• NASCAR upset over complaints

• Rivers seeks ultimate Father’s Day tribute

• BIRTHS

• Aching Woods hits stride, trails by one

• news shows \Sunday lineup

• Strong earthquake shakes northern Japan

• Upon further review, instant replay is very near

• Sledd-Wilmouth engagement told, wedding planned

• FINANCE

• Girl struck by lightning; wins lottery the next day

• Britt-Schneider troth announced, wedding in fall

• Conglose’s improper pay earns 30-day sentence

• “Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea: ‘The Hunt Begins’” (7 p.m., Discovery): If you

• Cardinals’ Pujols hits the 15-day disabled list

• Pa. governer signs statewide smoking ban

• The numbers | Wolves 79, Thunder 55

• Stambaugh Building

• Cultivate plants rooted in the Bible to create your own Eden SFlb

• Business news digest

• Company sues owners of property

• Malkin willing to deal with Pens

• Riding with … Dave Blaney

• ACC’s drought could end in CWS

• 3 Ohio men convicted in plot to train terrorists

• NBC’s Russert dies at age 58

• Comic casts cancer as the villain

• Attitudes changing toward family

• Hunter, trapper education

• anniversary couples \Mass and reception planned

• If you go

• Other men look at her, but husband doesn’t

• Fathers will be inspired by the divine model

• Anniversary of ordination

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Pioneers paved way for anglers

• Pentecost recalls Holy Spirit’s transforming power

• Goodtime tour celebrates 50 years

• CE-PEO Sisterhood meeting place is corrected

• Forum to focus on justice

• vacation bible school Sessions in the area

• The bold and the new unite in chunks of color

• Liberty, Girard residents need details about police

• Expertise vs. opinion, in ‘obesity crisis’

• Pittsburgh synagogue features biblical garden

• Signed form gives vet permission to treat pet

• Here’s how to choose a running mate

• Inflation rises in May, as do food, gas prices

• Hot sellers

• Jamie Foxx and stylist settle lawsuit over fees

• Iraq \Developments

• Baptist convention faces upheaval and loss

• Woman involved in burglary gets 2 years

• To catch smallmouth bass, bait with pink flukes near rock piles

• May death toll higher in Afghanistan than in Iraq

• Brooks & Dunn ventures into literature

• Iowa residents evacuate; drinking water all but gone

• Today is Saturday, June 14, the 166th day of 2008. There are 200 days left in the year. This is Flag

• October wedding for Katie Hoskins and David Frank

• Pleasant Grove video is among 15 finalists

• Kalbasky-Saxon wedding to be in St. Nicholas Church

• Habeas corpus reaffirmed

• Experts: End of midsize SUV in sight

• Budgeting seminar aids women

• Drummer finds niche with Three Miles Out

• “Community Connection” (6:30 a.m. Sunday, WFMJ Channel 21; and 7 p.m. Wednesday on Time

• Jury acquits R. Kelly

Friday, June 13

• Orioles rally to beat Pirates 9-6

• Storm drops rain, limbs and trees

• Thunder falls to Manchester for 10th loss

• Youngstown goes to court to oust Steelhounds owner

• Calzaghe leaning toward Jones, not Pavlik

• Faison says he’s eligible to be Mahoning sheriff

• Window plan is set for Stambaugh Building

• NBC’s Tim Russert dead at 58

• Niles chief vows to continue drug sweeps of city high-crime areas

• Conglose found guilty of improperly receiving bonus pay

• Tips offered at budgeting, credit and debt seminar at YSU

• Warren police investigate early morning shooting

• Black bear sighted in Liberty Township

• Fire causes $60K damage to St. Stephen of Hungary School

• BBC Report: Calzaghe won't fight Pavlik, but read why

• Pontiac G6 is Mahoning Valley’s top-selling vehicle.

• City officials meet with downtown developer Frangos today

• French & Indian War symposium set this weekend in Mercer

• Trumbull County man arrested in theft of diesel fuel

• Youngstown schools schedule community meetings

• Special Olympics state summer games ahead

• Youngstown, suburbs differ on regional cooperation

• Alive Festival continues to grow but manages to stay under radar

• Ruling means new law may be needed, Bush says

• MLB ROUNDUP Thursday’s other games

• St. Elizabeth’s Family Birthplace

• Montoya, Ganassi repair relationship

• AUTO RACING ROUNDUP News and notes

• Hints for wearing fashionable floaty, filmy fabrics and belts

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 13, 2008

• Justices: Guantanamo detainees have right to appeal to U.S. civilian courts

• All weekend

• Mates of State: While they are mates, they’re not mushy

• GM considers selling its Hummer brand

• Pakistan should be watched closely

• REGION

• TEMPORARY POOLS

• ‘Top Chef’ cooks up a winner

• Washington’s Ovechkin earns NHL MVP honors

• Number of illnesses tied to tomatoes jumps to 228

• Riding With Dave Blaney

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Embarrassment Row

• A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard:

• YOUNGSTOWN CLASS B LEAGUE

• NBA Finals - Boston vs. Lakers

• Cedar Rapids, Iowa, deals with record-level flooding

• Brookfield board member guilty of assault temporarily suspended

• Salem to honor local veterans

• NFL ROUNDUP News and notes

• HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

• A championship season for spring sports in Valley

• All-star Football

• Smears prompt Obama Web site

• Area Sports Digest

• The ‘other’ Justin Hicks takes lead at Torrey Pines

• Knee-Deep in debate

• Youngstown should consider JEDD plans of other cities

• Hopeful’s ties to be ammo for GOP ads

• Baseball Notices

• Liberty divulges chief’s ouster terms

• Cincy’s Johnson shows up, sits out

• To save, district tightens busing

• Six to compete at Midwest Meet

• Officials praise Boy Scouts for actions at camp

• Relay for Life event planned for weekend

• ATHLETIC GROUPS

• Couple finds calling in Peace Corps

• Will experience or positions sway voters?

• Man charged in North Side murder

• House OKs 3 more months of benefits for all jobless

• TCTC treasurer: Keep eye on reimbursementsSFlb

• Portman to speak at Columbiana Co. event

• Foreclosure filings up 48% over a year ago

• Monster fold at WPT Championship

• Couple devastated by thoughtless actions of disloyal friends

• City schools fight ongoing deficit

• THISTLEDOWN RESULTS

• May sees jump in retail sales

• “We are warning the government again. We want a full-fledged renegotiation, not continuous

• the scoop

• Judge refuses to set execution hearing

• Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

• This week's High Five

• Friday's Best Bets on TV

• Movie Reviews

• Ford has record ’08 for Bears

• All eyes on Phil, Woods at Open

• Strickland signs jobs bill, vetoes provision

• Ohio to get relief from high temperatures

• Fuel theft charge

• Gains wants challenger off ballot

• John Cusack takes on McCain in political ad

• District, OAPSE reach agreement

• Officials back Coitsville U.S. 422 initiative

• Tough break: Soriano out six weeks

• Today on Television

• Men sentenced in burglary case

• Man’s shooting of cop prompts prison term

• Leader of Coptic Orthodox Church has surgery

• So, you want to see McCain in Valley? Prepare to ante up

• Indians ignore injuries, put trouncing on Twins

• Hospitals offer oxygen therapy

• Girl, 16, is shot to death

• R&J rallies past Simon

• The Celtics are one win from claiming their 17th NBA championship in history.

• Forum Health names new board chairman

• National Business Digest

• U.S. OPEN ROUNDUP \News and notes

• Wash that gunk right out of the tub — with shampoo

• Victor Martinez on DL, slated for elbow surgery

• Process to reaccredit cops ends

• Today is Friday, June 13, the 165th day of 2008. There are 201 days left in the year. On this date

• Canfield trustee resigns position

• Canfield board OKs new contract

• Red-hot Doumit leads Bucs

• Selected Stocks

• If you go

• McCain to discuss trade in Canada

• Wednesday’s Games

Thursday, June 12

• Austintown, non-teaching staff reach tentative pact

• Commissioners anticipate benefits from Pa. ‘racino’

• Brookfield board member suspended from three meetings

• Canfield OKs 3-year pact with teachers

• Red-hot Doumit leads Pirates past Nationals, 6-5

• Pirates demote former No. 1 overall pick Bullington

• Indians put All-Star catcher Martinez on DL

• Sims sentenced to prison for shooting Austintown cop

• Prosecutor asks high court to remove challenger

• Charter schools taking big bucks from city school district

• Two sentenced for Canfield home burglary, New Middletown restaurant break-in

• Data on Youngstown drinking water mailed to customers

• Youngstown summer school registration starts Monday

• Firefighter injured battling Falls Avenue blaze

• City man charged with arson murders challenges death-penalty method

• More details released on latest shooting in Youngstown

• Developer says Pittsburgh casino on schedule for 2009 opening

• McCain will be here in June, and it will cost you big bucks to see him

• Liberty officials release Slifka agreement details

• Austintown schools take steps to improve bus safety

• Teen girl shot to death, companion wounded on South Side

• Aqua Ohio CEO named chairman of Forum Health board of directors

• Child safety event set for Saturday in New Castle

• Eagle Scout project benefits library

• Grandfather accused of gun threat at ballfield

• Defendant in rape case acquitted

• Tough talk for Frangos: no plywood

• U.S. life expectancy surpasses 78

• Mr. Accountability

• High gas prices are here to stay, expert says

• TiLt 360 CD release party

• Williams-Marshall engagement is being announced

• Technology gets smart: Movie spy gadgets exist

• selected stocks

• Today’s GOP is not conservative enough

• Newcomers and new plays salvage Broadway season

• ‘THE HAPPENING’

• Archuleta gets record deal

• auditions \Where to try out for roles

• “I’ve been downtown for 37 years and I have never seen anything like this.”

• Aug. 9 wedding will join Kelli Hart and Scott Hunter

• Like going barefoot outside? Remember to rinse your feet

• FDA still seeks source of salmonella in tomatoes

• On human slavery, Cuba’s denial is unconvincing

• Disturbing signs in California’s schools

• Oil, inflation woes live on as Wall Street drops

• Columbiana Co. gets into business group

• CD RATES

• TheSources

• Demand for bison ranchers rises

• Girard looks to KSU for economic plan

• ‘The Happening’ offers new take on zombie films

• Authorities: DNA links man to rapes over 11-year span

• Why are Clinton’s female supporters angry?

• Guys Without Ties (from Motown to Rock), 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Maag Outdoor Arts Theatre Boardman

• REGION

• Staples reaches agreement to get Corporate Express

• “The Bill Engvall Show” (9 p.m., TBS): Guess what? Bill messes up life at home.

• Julianne Oliver, Johnny Ware will say vows in Oct.

• ‘THE INCREDIBLE HULK’

• PBS planning to cut back on ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’

• Kelsey Codner, Jason Lanham set Nov. wedding date

• Summer wedding for Jennifer Allen and John Phillips

• ‘Hulk’ universe has many members

• TAX LIENS

• Richard Cordray

• Report highlights small flaws in primary voting

• Ursuline players take on ‘challenge’

• Washington, Williams must bury the hatchet

• Ugly Game 3 not acceptable in L.A.

• YSU’s talks with ACE call for a fact finder

• Patterns, width of ties downsized for Father’s Day

• Downtown software company enters world of entertainment technology

• Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject

• GETTING IT RIGHT

• City to add new farmers’ market

• One U.S. Open player grateful for opportunity

• Meeting planned for bridge replacement

• A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman:

• Picnic planned in celebration of Juneteenth

• Schedules

• 4th-grader breaks book record

• NASCAR to review harassment claim

• Indians lose, Pirates win

• Struthers council meets on projects, resignation

• NBA can’t escape Donaghy’s allegations

• Petty gives up major control of racing team

• Putrid smell brings citations

• TRUMBULL COUNTY Indictments

• X Announced by Kathy and Gennaro Galante of 90 Gateway Road, Yonkers, N.Y., is the birth of a son,

• Iraqi police: Bomb kills 5 in Baghdad

• Teen pleads guilty in shooting plot

• Actor Paul Newman said to be battling cancer

• ‘Love Letters’ book from ‘Sex and the City’ flick doesn’t exist

• Women, don’t get mad, get even

• July wedding set by Rebecca Ugran and J. Ryan Foltz

• NASA launches telescope to scout out gamma rays

• Chinese hacked Capitol computers, lawmakers say

• Mother’s dislike of son-in-law is unacceptable

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 12, 2008

• Statistics

• Cordray: If elected AG, I’ll continue what I’ve begun

• Revving up the next Cobalt: Spies offer a peek

• 'My Boys' returns for second season on TBS

• Father’s Day breakfast at Struthers church

• Execution ruling stands alone

• Vehicular homicide sentence shortened

• Bombing raises tension in Pakistan

• Nepal’s deposed king leaves palace forever

• Hearing held for dispatcher; outcome pending

• Circumstances contribute to LeCharles Bentley’s departure

• GAME TIME Thunder

• MVSD renews contracts

• House waves off impeachment measure against Bush

• Big Three pairing creates big buzz at Torrey Pines

• MLB ROUNDUP Wednesday’s other games

• Massage parlor worker remains in jail over immigration issues

• House won’t extendSFlbjobless benefits

• LOUIS A. FRANGOS

• THUNDER VS. WOLVES Lineups

• NBA FINALS Boston vs. Lakers

• ‘Hulk’ isn’t as strong as ‘Iron Man’

• First inning sets tone for Rondinelli’s Class B victory

• Girard police investigation continues

• Get large print directions for your prescriptions

• Twins trim Tribe, 8-5, to end slump; Martinez injured

• New Castle hires first finance officer

• ROUNDUP News and notes

• Recycling site opens in Pymatuning Twp.

• Players get ‘Carried’ away

• Standoff with cops brings charges

• Woodland Park offers fun for the summer

• ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & softball

• WNBA ROUNDUP | Wednesday’s games

• MAHONING COUNTY

• New QB helping Thunder

• BIRTHS

• Rookie driver learning the ropes

• Surplus food

• Bush doesn’t rule out strike in Iran

• Tornado hits Scout camp; 4 dead

• Man goes on trial in ’05 shooting death

• Snell earns rare win for Pirates

• Fans pack Chevy Centre to see ‘Idol’ star Carrie Underwood

• Hearing to discuss proposed Pa. I-80 tolls

• AMERICAN CONFERENCE

• Today is Thursday, June 12, the 164th day of 2008. There are 202 days left in the year. On this date

Wednesday, June 11

• Carrie Underwood entertains Youngstown

• Pirates beat Nationals 3-1

• Struthers Treasurer Constance Shaffer resigns

• Jury forewoman says rape case lacked evidence

• Browns release Bentley

• City finds Stambaugh Building window plan unacceptable

• Free asthma screenings at Eastwood Mall

• Gun pulled on coach at ball game

• Turning Technologies enters entertainment industry

• Jury acquits Campbell man of rape charge

• Hearing set Friday on I-80 tolling proposal

• Girard’s police probe continues

• Man charged in standoff with Liberty cops

• Extreme putrid smell found at Youngstown house

• MVSD grants pay raises

• YSU, classfied employees union headed to fact finding

• Photos released of the new small car coming to GM Lordstown

• Thieves rip off fixtures from South Side business building

• Furnace, water tank stolen from South Side house

• In making his rounds, postal worker helps elderly South Side man

• Accident suspends operations at Warren Steel Holding Co.

• Niles hopes to get low interest rate for sewer project

• Howland schedules farmers’ market

• Sabathia tosses five-hit shutout

• Recovering Tiger faces long stretch

• Browns’ Bentley vows he’s back

• SteelHounds, IHL haven’t set faceoff for fall

• Nationals power way past Pirates

• Baiamonte’s complete game powers R&J

• Kobe goes for 36 in L.A. win

• On area diamonds Youth baseball & softball

• Donaghy claims league officials helped rig playoffs

• Puppy from home deemed ‘squalid’ dies

• Police monitor ATV driving

• Local teens work to better libraries

• Liberty’s female firefighter promoted

• Strickland to endorse Cordray as candidate

• Big Brown’s trainer blames jockey

• Obama to visit Columbus area on Friday

• Ash borer poses threat to Ohio trees

• Church welcomes all, regardless of sexual orientation

• Armed Liberty man causes police standoff

• Halfway house protested

• Castle Doctrine enacted

• Victory is met for Obama’s race Huge strides for blacks and America

• Be prepared before opening can of worms

• LSU looking for a sweep at NCAA championships

• Dispatcher won’t likely face criminal charges

• Raid at kosher meat plant could push prices higher

• Pa. Senate OKs smoking ban

• Summary of police activity in the city of Canfield and Austintown Township:

• “So You Think You Can Dance” (8 p.m., Fox): The top 20 dancers selected perform for the

• Lemon ice cream, a taste of summer

• Era of cheap airfares has come to an end

• A close-knit team

• Pain at the pump hurts families and the economy

• Neither vulnerable. South deals.

• Remarks raise odds of increase

• Jessica Alba has baby girl

• Weekly quiz

• Judge rules against Ohio’s lethal injection law

• Plans for building arouse concern

• A cure for too-fat panini

• Disney’s ‘Camp Rock’: Will it be another ‘High School Musical’?

• North-South vulnerable. South deals.

• State checks dams for flood damage

• NBA FINALS Celtics vs. Lakers

• selected stocks

• Work on I-80 ramp

• Snowboarding and sledding create most outdoor injuries

• Monday’s Games

• Earnhardt is doing lots of testing for Hendrick

• MOUNTAINEER RESULTS

• THURSDAY

• U.S. OPEN ROUNDUP \ News and notes

• Personnel decision

• Lefty’s edge: he’s right at home

• Jim McKay recalled for love of his family

• City schools need levy to end deficit by 2012

• 2 shootings leave 4 wounded

• Fired NASCAR official alleges discrimination

• NBA ROUNDUP \ News & notes

• BIRTHS

• LATE MONDAY

• ANDREA BIVENS CARSON FLAKES

• Member is honored by Mothers of Twins Club

• More tomatoes pulled from shelves in salmonella scare

• Frozen friendship cakes become real timesavers

• McClatchy Newspapers

• Tomatoes grown in Ohio not part of alert, FDA says

• YSU

• Elections board finds way to cut costs

• STAMBAUGH BUILDING

• Agenda Thursday

• Who doesn’t like finding recipes for good, cheap eats?

• Pistons favor Curry as coach

• Homeless Tar Heels still will make the trip out to Omaha

• ON THE FAIRWAYs \ This week’s pro golf events

• Investors consider new stocks as price of oil continues to rise

• Use curds creatively, cheaply

• U.S. official confident about deal with Iraq

• Dialogue Project art exhibit returns to Valley

• ANDI DEBROSKY STEVE SEBEST

• Both vulnerable. South deals.

• Rape trial continues for Campbell man

• Baseball

• LILLY WINGER JOHN HOLTZMAN

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 11, 2008

• MARCI MARRA BRAD BROGAN

• MLB ROUNDUP \ Tuesday’s other games

• REBECCA POMPEII WAYNE GREATHOUSE

• GETTING IT RIGHT

• There are lessons to learn from the poor

• TODAY

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Bush, EU embrace sanctions

• NATION

• U.S. team will bypass tryout

• Avon Oaks fundraiser to benefit victim

• Investor’s offer draws huge response

• Smoking ban Details

• Elect a black president? Wrong question

• Butler’s Salem branch closed for repairs

• Cheering for grads results in 7 arrests

• Corruption in Iraq has become a way of life

• Senators GOP block oil profit tax proposal

• Student’s future is bleak

• Today is Wednesday, June 11, the 163rd day of 2008. There are 203 days left in the year. On this

• “I just laughed. It’s easier than crying.”

• St. John’s wort fails to help children with ADHD

• Paramedic receives health-care award

Tuesday, June 10

• Washington not rushing to IHL

• SteelHounds, IHL have yet to meet

• Nationals beat Pirates 7-6

• Youngstown schools wrestle with deficit projections

• Sabathia pitches five-hitter

• Liberty police remove man with guns after standoff

• Ash trees under attack by the emerald ash borer bugs

• Wary of downtown development, citizens group contacts mayor

• Junteenth observance will be Saturday in Warren

• Delays possible at I-80 and state Route 46 ramps Wednesday

• Liberty’s first woman firefighter promoted to officer level rank

• Two shootings, four victims in Youngstown

• Mahoning Co. mental health board seeks to fill vacancies

• Youngstown church welcomes gay, bisexual, lesbians to its congregation

• Lakeview hires principal, band director

• Abandoned safe found in New Middletown

• Toussaint untracked, but bright future ahead

• Youngstown Hard Chrome coach Jerry Velasquez is no stranger to the game of baseball. From the time

• Thunder offense is back on track

• YSU building design essentially complete

• Program deals with racism

• Austintown, Canfield make first moves vs. city

• Girard chief placed on paid leave

• Smith, wrestling a perfect match

• Area senior athletes heading to college

• POLAND — The sounds of children laughing and the pinging of aluminum bats echo throughout the

• Indians build lead, topple Tigers, 8-2

• Liberty picks interim chief for police department

• Pirates prevail to split series

• New Middletown expected to hire police chief

• City district will offer after-school programs

• Zanni pitches Roth to ‘B’ win

• Protesters will target Sharon halfway house

• Red Cross struggles to meet demand for blood

• DeWine declines to run for AG post

• School suit considered

• After a record high, temperatures moderate

• Sheila McCarthy brings a special little good luck charm with her to the baseball field. Whenever

• Poll: People reporting stress from debt suffer health trouble

• GM will take transfers from Delphi Packard

• Lake formed by quake continues to pose danger

• Voinovich backs Sen. McCain despite clashes on key issues

• YPD goes tech-savvy with FRED

• MLB ROUNDUP Monday’s other games

• U.S. Open returns to a public course

• Clients of area lawyers reimbursed

• The prices go BOOM!

• Miami will make 23rd appearance in CWS tourney

• Ads to call Obama’s stance on crime weak

• Chicago waives Benson

• Girls are going uneducated in Iraq

• Man reports being assaulted leaving bar

• Floods in Midwest; steamy heat in EastSFlb

• IN YOUNGSTOWN

• Bush’s European mission: unity on Iran

• ALL-STAR GAMES | High school softball

• No ‘Mo’: Lakers in search of answers

• Salmonella scare leads to removal of tomatoes

• BIRTHS

• X The A&P reunion will be from 3 to 7 p.m. Sept. 7 at Main Street Caf , 368 N. Main St.,

• New iPhone has reduced price

• “NBA Finals” (9 p.m., ABC): The Boston Celtics head to Los Angeles to play the Lakers in

• Yearning for protection

• GAME TIME

• Ben Franklin program

• The League

• Tiger looks fit after first Open session

• Business news digest

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 10, 2008

• The FDA expanded its warning to consumers about the salmonella

• selected stocks

• There’s a Republican tinge to Obama

• U.S. controls world grain network

• McCain, Obama contest will highlight differences

• Red Wings’ ‘Dominator’ departs after 16 seasons

• Cattrall hosts awards for James Beard Foundation

• Success of the mission to Mars reverberates on earth

• Display features Ohio art students

• BLOOD DONORS NEEDED Information

• Beaver Township fire secretary to work 2 more hours per week

• Violent crimes in U.S. dropped in ’07, FBI says

• CRIME STOPPERS

• Simon-Coggins July wedding to be in Niles church

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Stephanie Matasek to be August bride of Brian Myers

• Visits by critical mother destroy self-esteem

• Jennifer Jones, David Young will exchange vows

• Griffey blasts No. 600

• Agenda Wednesday

• Hispanics will be Obama’s big challenge

• Both vulnerable. South deals.

• Pupils lend a helping hand

• Pakistan is aiding Taliban, report says

• Actor looks back in new book of letters

• Red Bull becoming player in NASCAR

• Date is announced for Wolffrum-Schell wedding in Hilliard

• Pee Wee Boys: Caliber Management Systems, Directed Technologies, Inc., Brennan Financial Group

• Mayor calls allegations by owner of SteelHounds ‘patently false’ allegations patently false

• FIREWORKS

• “Though it can certainly be rebuilt, what Texas has lost today can never be replaced.”

• AT A GLANCE U.S. Open

• Number of nuisance properties increases

• Saudis call for meeting to discuss energy prices

• Giants’ Strahan will retire after 15 years

• Coal is the new black gold

• Weezer video strikes a chord with its YouTube audience

• Today is Tuesday, June 10, the 162nd day of 2008. There are 204 days left in the year. On this date

• Readers share their hints for sensible telephone etiquette

• Stop-work order remains at site of window accident

• Gas prices hit record, likely to keep rising

• Church is chosen for Mang-Miller Aug. 2 wedding

Monday, June 9

• Indians rough up Willis in 8-2 win over Tigers

• Canfield trustees seek bids for new athletic complex

• Indians-Tigers play resumes

• GM will take transfers from Delphi Packard

• Canfield Township will join fight against Youngstown JEDD proposal

• Indians, Tigers delayed by rain

• Pirates ruffle Johnson in 5-3 win

• Griffey hits No. 600 against Marlins

• Red Cross needs your blood donation now!

• New food pantry open Wednesdays in Campbell

• Stores have removed some tomatoes and products because of a warning issued by the FDA

• Hermitage streets closed for Father’s Day car show Saturday

• Pa. state police warns of phony e-mail involving gas thefts

• Police investigating Sharon home invasion, robbery

• Girard chief placed on paid administrative leave

• Supports McCain, but opposes some of his policies

• Some Warren Delphi employees transferring to GM Lordstown

• Fireworks might be in short supply this July 4th

• Driver pleads not guilty in death of pedestrian

• Howland announces mosquito spraying schedule

• Members sought for Mahoning mental health board

• Fires hit three South Side houses

• Sobriety roadblock will be in Mahoning County Friday night

• Bucs beat Arizona to avoid a sweep

• Rookie pitchers boost Tigers

• Leonard clicks in 3-way playoff

• Kahne sprints to another win

• Nadal trounces Federer to win fourth crown

• Celtics capture 2-0 lead

• State title trophy is a big hit

• Dave Sugar hands Action 10th defeat in row in B league

• Graduates get ready for diverse futures

• Advice to Boardman Class of 2008: Take time to dream, serve others

• Words of ‘Wicked’ inspire Poland seniors

• Speaker: Shoot for the future

• Flea market’s back in business

• Campers from across United States to improve homes in Youngstown

• Tire recycling drive

• Suicide talks given to students

• Free gas promotions surge as average price reaches $4

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 9, 2008

• Report: Lawmakers earmarked $305M

• Cell phone bans for teen drivers prove difficult to enforce, new study finds

• Pavlik’s Next Fight?

• It’s like Wilderness Survival 101

• BRITAIN

• if you go

• Regional Business Digest

• pavlik roundup | News and notes

• Only 44 percent of executives polled said it is common for job applicants to use a cover letter to

• “The Backyardigans” (9 a.m., Nickelodeon): A high-seas adventure takes Uniqua, Austin,

• Deputy shot at during traffic stop

• Morissette continues channeling her anger

• Canfield Commencement

• BOARDMAN HIGH

• Big Brown’s stable unable to explain loss

• POLAND SEMINARY HIGH SCHOOL

• Astronauts breeze through 3rd spacewalk

• GOING OUT IN STYLE: Graduating senior Jimmie Hudson shows off his diploma and gives the crowd a

• “I have been seeking martyrdom for five years. I tried for 9/11 to get a visa but I could

• Oh, say, is that banner made in the U.S.A.?

• Ohio plane crash kills ex-lawmaker, 5 others

• MLB ROUNDUP \ Sunday’s other games

• ANSWERS TO BRIDGE QUIZ

• Air travelers cash in frequent flier miles

• Mount Carmel event seeks participants

• Severe weather kills at least 5

• Minivan sales plummet as crossovers take over

• Rookie Tseng, 19, wins LPGA playoff

• COLUMBIANA COUNTY

• Use the second chance to do hockey right at Chevy Centre

• Iraqi PM: US-Iraq pact won’t hurt Iran

• WNBA Sunday’s games

• Canfield grads take the heat at ceremony

• There’s no summer break for McCain and Obama

• APPLAUSE: Sarah Rhein stands and applauds along with her fellow graduates of Poland Seminary High

• Agenda Tuesday

• BIRTHS

• Stabbing spree leaves 7 people dead in Tokyo

• Local comedian proud to return to his roots

• Officials try to reduce idling

• RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney

• Springfield High School

• NBA FINALS Celtics vs. Lakers

• Artist illustrated disturbing tales

• CARDs/BINGO

• Lowellville High School

• An image of defiance, image of possibility

• Paranoid, for a reason

• Henry cruises to Div. IV state crown, 10-0

• Single idea gets more for their money

• Congress needs to remember its role

• Mexican unions to cut wages

• Documents show flawed plan for food safety at defunct Topps

• Today is Monday, June 9, the 161st day of 2008. There are 205 days left in the year. On this date in

• ‘Denny’ got a bad rap

Sunday, June 8

• Granderson, Polanco lead Tigers past Indians

• Reynolds hits 2 HRs, but Pirates win

• Vindy offers three Chevy Centre/SteelHounds opinions

• Pavlik KO's Lockett, Easy As 1-2-3

• Taking a walk on the wild side

• Friendly’s serves up a treat

• Flea market gets back to business

• Teams gather to Relay for Life

• Sparked by Baker, Canton CC reigns

• Vindicator file photo

• Inside On C4

• Al Franken receives endorsement in U.S. Senate race in Minnesota

• HOMETOWN PRIDE: The lettering on the back of Gary Nilsson’s shirt says it all. Nilsson and his

• MERCER COUNTY |Sentencings

• UC-Irvine snaps LSU’s long winning streak

• Arvin Football Classic is Thursday

• Clinton suspends her run, gives Obama her support

• WNBA ROUNDUP | Saturday’s games

• LANDED: Pavlik lands a hard right to the jaw of Lockett during the third round of the fight in

• HOW THEY FARED State track & field championships

• Technology means less good TV

• Titans name Watts to posts

• 140th Belmont: A very Big letdown

• SOUTH RANGEClass of 2008

• Pavlik notebook | From Atlantic City

• LOCKETT DOWN: Pavlik goes to his corner after knocking down Lockett in the third round.

• ‘Wolf at the Table’ has much sadness and pointlessness

• Men’s Garden Club awards scholarship

• ROUND-BY-ROUND Dan Birmingham’s blog

• ANATOMY OF A KNOCKOUT Joe Scalzo’s blogs from Atlantic City

• THISTLEDOWN results

• Snyder’s home run sinks Pirates, 4-3

• ATLANTIC, N.J. — Let the record show, Kelly Pavlik did break a sweat Saturday night.

• CANFIELD FANS: Howard Mancini and his son, Nicholas, both of Canfield, take in the preliminary bouts

• McKay is gone, but thrill of his work remains

• Shuttle astronauts move robot arm

• Krolls observe 65th anniversary at family event

• Remote-control plane show set

• Honsaker’s three state track titles lead strong area showing in meet

• Lost day for MLB teams

• Losing your job: Are you ready?

• LAW

• As prices soar, oil producers are urged to increase output

• If it’s not Joe (Calzaghe), it may be Roy (Jones Jr.)

• Today

• On area diamonds Youth baseball and softball

• Energy bar made of cranberries, buffalo is a hit

• Mondoras plan beach festivity for 50th anniversary

• China-India rivalry heats up over Sri Lankan ports

• Miriam Chapter 278 marks its 100th year

• area

• Wedding planner reveals winning tips

• Pa. estate displays president’s history

• Daring maneuver

• ‘Lamentations’ will leave you chuckling

• Experts advise against use of ulcer meds to fight warts

• PARK ACCIDENTS Deaths, injuries, rescues

• Family dinner planned to celebrate O’Brien 50th wedding anniversary

• 2008 Carnegie International exhibition has many visions

• Both vulnerable. West deals.

• new doctors NEOUCOM grads

• Ph.D.

• Clinton has encouraging words for women

• Man develops Web browser for autistic grandson

• MLB ROUNDUP Saturday’s other games

• Angels of Easter Seals elects its new officers

• STOCK, DIVIDENDCLOSECHANGE

• FOUR SEASONS

• Tips for home projects in the heat

• Silver Mountain Resort opens indoor water park

• Friends, family join Valleys at luncheon on 60th

• Mahoning county

• REGION

• Central Park sets sail in ’10

• What you need to know about money

• Local play ‘Lucasville’ slated for NYC Fringe Fest

• Moms rock

• Supply and demand don’t explain high oil, gas prices

• “Paula’s Best Dishes” (1:30 p.m., Food Network): Paula Deen’s newest series

• Residents in former mining town sadly shut down small high school

• Fitzpatrick, Hitt connect for 4

• Fresh, new ideas for spring gardening

• South Range grads prepare to face future

• Morells renew nuptial vows on 50th anniversary

• Renteria’s grand slam caps Tigers’ win

• Ivanovic finally has her title day

• 3 hurt in 3-car accident

• COOLER: What a strange idea – a water cooler shaped like a woman. This 19th-century stoneware

• Heavy rainfall poses risk to Indiana residents

• CURRENT PRICES

• BASEBALL

• Teen won’t let amnesia keep him from soccer dream

• North Canton Hoover 1-0 Div. I winner over Elyria

• They want it, and they want it now

• Agenda Monday

• ‘Echoes of the War’ is relevant to audiences today

• Grant of $89,000 to gain mammograms for many

• Bjorn Borg puts on his spectator goggles

• Teen Challenge plans crane drive, bike run

• Police department hopes to nab golfers

• People step up to wage vaccine fight while media watches and doctors look the other way

• Speaker to present history of radio station

• Singing competition on Village Green

• Top 10 seafood, wine festivals

• Film has stem cell research at core

• Gold Rush letters reflect hard life

• Cuban museum honors Bay of Pigs

• more information

• Anniversary Mass is said May 10 for Jordans’ 50th

• Hiking trails |What to know

• Antiques tend to come around

• Wilson backs Obama for president

• wednesday

• AARP 4339

• GOLF ROUNDUP | Saturday’s other events

• Allen has his day in 100, but different story in 200

• Seniors’ seasoned season

• Zets had teammate on her mind as she captured state 800 run

• Pocono Raceway assailed

• Iraqi PM in Tehran to talk with leaders

• U.S. site holds music’s history

• Will Chrysler be the next automaker with production cuts?

• Northside tells its story

• Problem stems from lack of trust

• Wardle, Medved, Mingo and Martin make AA tick

• Surprise luncheon marks 60 years for Mr. and Mrs. Esarco

• Chevrolet Centre’s future must not be left to chance

• Diddley gets big sendoff at funeral

• Today is Sunday, June 8, the 160th day of 2008. There are 206 days left in the year. On this date in

• Valley native wins multicultural fiction award

• ALL MY CHILDREN

• MONDAY

• Ochoa recovers to keep hope alive

• Fight coverage

• RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney

• CLEVELAND INDIANS

• ‘UEFA Euro 2008’

• Can Ted help Obama win Ohio?

• Ad spending

• Lawrences mark 50th anniversary with family dinner

• Consider Aliph’s jawbone wireless earpiece

• Bush administration puts U.S. on the auction block

• TRUMBULL COUNTY

• Honsaker has hat trick in track and field

• Music museum focuses on history

• Benefit golf outing is scheduled

• Births for 2008-6-8

• Senior Center of Mahoning County, 1110 Fifth Ave., Youngstown, has planned the following activities:

• A taste of Lancaster

• Woman is beaten, pit bull wounded

• Savvy Savings

• Get a guide to help with home decorating tasks

• ‘Weezer’

• Injured Pierce will play tonight

• Industry honors Jewel for her album sales

• LIMELIGHT Awards and achievements

• HD radio finds stations between other stations

• Mooney’s 4x100 reaps dividends

• ROSTERS Jack Arvin Classic

• IN THE CUP | Area holes in one

• THANK YOU

• White House race overshadows Ohio attorney general contest

• Europeans already looking past Bush

• JUNE

• Car bombings in Baghdad kill at least 6

• MEN

• Warren teens fight hunger with bake sale

Saturday, June 7

• Pavlik KO's Lockett in third round

• Woman is beaten, pit bull wounded

• Teen cyclist struck in Warren

• Snyder’s home run powers Arizona past Pittsburgh

• Lawrence Co. crash involving a bus injures three

• Renteria’s slam helps Tigers sink Indians 8-4

• Congressman Wilson backs Obama

• Four Seasons gets back to business Sunday

• Valley track athletes bring home state championships

• Canfield-Celina softball delayed

• Beaver Township begins summer concert season Wednesday

• Mineral Ridge senior Nicole Honsaker adds two more state track championships

• Students band together as first graduating class of new East High

• Boy with CF gets his wish: a trip to Hawaii

• Area produces three state champions

• Veteran shares his experience of D-Day

• Canfield dumps Clyde; Celina on deck

• Jump-off decides title for Ashley Galbraith

• Honsaker takes state long jump

• Kubicina wins discus title

• Police: Truck backup devices not regulated

• Report issued on crash into Austintown cruiser

• Probe meeting with chief goes ‘well’

• State track and field

• Animal shelter plan protested by residents

• Thunder is outlasted by Quad City, 60-54

• Home health aide is sentenced for theft from patients

• Man to start jail time for homicide

• Chaney grads get advice for the future

• Rondinelli captures eighth, 5-1

• Riding with … Dave Blaney

• Inside/More track field

• Police probe fatalities in robbery

• Former Benji Brown’s Bar owner indicted on drug, fraud charges

• Canfield softball

• Lenders slashing prices on foreclosed properties

• Pastor’s speech inspires local professionals and grads

• Penalties handed out for three Red Sox, five Rays

• vacation bible school Sessions in the area Lists of vacation Bible schools open to the public will run on the Religion page. Please include the following information: The complete name of the church;

• new hope baptist | Through the years

• Official accused of bribery

• New officers

• A boost for conservation

• Loyola ministry extension program is meeting topic

• In-law creates unfriendly relationship

• Global food crisis not easy or cheap to solve

• Federer, Nadal to vie in French final again

• Upcoming events Lucille Orr Ministries Inc., Lifecare Ministry Center, 5357 S. Raccoon Road, Canfield, has various events planned, including:

• Voices of faith: What is mysticism in your faith?

• A reminder that life is fragile, tenuous

• Alicia M. Rice will become bride of Joshua Sardich

• Counseling students inducted into honor society

• Breaking up is hard to do as Penguins depart

• Celebration for graduates

• SUNDAY NEWS SHOWS Guest lineup

• America is cutting its old world ties

• Webb is first 11-game winner

• These students were awarded bachelor’s degrees unless otherwise noted:

• “Finding Nemo” (8 p.m., ABC): While kids of all ages eagerly await “WALL-E,”

• Canadian Auto Workers threaten strike over plan to close factory

• MLB ROUNDUP |Friday’s other games

• Veterans gather to recall D-Day

• In retrial, man is sentenced to 11 years for pistol-whipping woman

• Chile banking on brain power

• This year, be sure to count your perch

• Minister Heard elected Baptist church pastor

• New Hope Baptist is ‘home’ for generations

• New Poland NHS inductee

• MiniPage Teacher’s Guide

• Window incident prompts closings

• Ochoa nearly perfect with 65, one-stroke lead

• Tale of the tape Pavlik vs. Lockett

• GETTING IT RIGHT

• Stocks tumble over oil, job woes

• Ministry’s expansion to create retreat for healing

• MAHONING COUNTY

• GOLF ROUNDUP Friday’s other events

• Butcher Road closing

• MEGAN REPASKY MICHAEL MCGLYNN

• Business news digest

• Biggest threat may be scratch

• DOM LEONE WRITING COMPETITION WINNERS YOUNGSTOWN — An awards ceremony was held in April at Youngstown State University to honor the winners of the 2008 Dom Leone Writing Competition including

• Weekly quiz

• Local topics | Sunday news shows

• Generations praise New Hope Church

• Study: Catholic guilt felt by teens is thing of past

• Castroneves successful, but not at open-wheel titles

• RMI Titanium changes issued by corporation

• BIRTHS

• ‘Hugging saint’ visits California

• Today is Saturday, June 7, the 159th day of 2008. There are 207 days left in the year. On this date

• Ryan is backing Obama

• Lori Gresley Jarod camacci

• Site is chosen for Armes-McCarthy autumn wedding

• Baseball

• REBECCA CRINCIC CHRISTOPHER ANDES

• Stem cells used to apparently cure fatal disease

• Shockers win in Super Regional

• Garage sale scheduled as Easter Seals benefit

• TODAY

• Report details strike’s effect on Calif. economy

• Gatlin’s appeal rejected by panel; Olympics out

• Employers looking at ways to cut down on how much workers must commute

• COVERAGE The Vindicator and Vindy.com

• Tokyo trip to educate Beaver Local teacher

• Lordstown teacher wins national honor

• Business group focuses on faith

• McMahon discusses the possibility of foreclosure on Beverly Hills home

• Thursday’s Games

• Man indicted after East Side police chase

• SRU arts instruction program geared to high school students

• the Rev. Gary l. frost |Background

• Honoring black dads

• Parents announce date for Brummel, Nissley wedding

• Thunder lose heartbreaker

• FTC to take closer look at Intel Corp.’s sales tactics

• Here’s how to protect pets from potential summer dangers

• af2 STANDINGS

• Tribe tops Tigers; Byrd wins 100th

• ysu

• Friday’s Scores

• CLASS B LEAGUE

• QUAD CITY 60, THUNDER 54

• Another round of storms ravages Midwest

• Overnight stay best for Cards; snooze pays off

• All weekend

• The truth: honoring black dadsSFlb

• Pavlik, Lockett ready for the bell

• Pierce’s comeback helps Celtics click

• Area native to perform for Beijing Opera House

• Kelly Pavlik’s fan base is second to none

Friday, June 6

• Webb pitches, hits D-backs past Pirates

• Blake helps Indians beat Tigers 4-2

• Former Youngstown man gets prison term for ’05 Pa. hotel fire

• Mahoning grand jury indicts man who led cops on East Side chase

• Temperature today tied record high, says Weather Central

• Improvement slated next week for Leetonia village road

• VIDEO: Pavlik, Lockett make weight for title bout

• Trumbull grand jury indicts former Warren bar owner

• Man who pistol-whipped his girl friend gets 11-year prison term

• Mineral Ridge's Honsaker wins long jump for first state title

• Home-health aide gets prison time for ripping off elderly couple

• Live Pavlik fight coverage from Vindy.com

• Township woman says she was robbed

• Cleveland man arrested in Boardman on bad check charge

• Learn to tie knots, benefit a food bank

• Fewer vendors are expected this Sunday at Four Seasons Flea and Farm Market

• Pavlik weigh-in moved to 6 p.m.

• Two area girls win Div. II state track and field titles

• Canfield advances to state title game

• Dream comes true for cystic fibrosis patient

• Woman arrested in connection with theft of 5-ton steel coil

• RTI reorganizes operations

• Letter carriers collect 107 tons of food for needy

• Father’s Day picnic

• CLUB CALENDAR | Area groups announce activities

• Deliberating club plans father and son banquet

• Pierce leads Celtics to 98-88 win in Game 1

• SteelHounds owner mulls his next move

• YSU to increase its 2009 budget

• Liberty police chief gives resignation agreement

• Discussion sessions to focus on poverty and discrimination

• SteelHounds plight blamed on city, CHL

• Blaze destroys 422 flea market

• JFK falls to Triad in 10 innings

• Valedictorian loses title over plagiarism

• Couple seek rezoning for wine shop in Hubbard

• R&J Trucking edges Falcons; Wharmby wins

• GOLF ROUNDUP Thursday’s other events

• Washington finally hears the story of unfair trade

• Farm bill re-do sent to Bush with missing pages added

• YSU spending Proposed 2009 budget

• City school suit given chance at new trial

• Clinton ready to rally party to back Obama

• An historic nomination

• Second man sentenced in torture case

• Campaign will force us to confront race

• Board of elections rejects three appeals

• Lockett is confident, underdog or not

• No. 2 Ivanovic charges into French Open finale

• Eisenhower’s D-Day legacy significant

• Man convicted on gun and substance charge

• Penguins reclaim top status

• Iraq, Afghanistan wars take lives of 2 Pa. men

• With Alltel buy, Verizon to become largest carrier

• A summary of recent criminal activity in Hubbard, Liberty and Girard:

• MLB ROUNDUp \ Thursday’s other games

• Rangers finally get some relief with win

• Co-worker’s remarks breed resentment

• Top Air Force leaders ousted in historic shake-up

• ‘Survivor’ crew faces challenges

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 6, 2008

• Grads told to be proud of years at Campbell

• Group mulls putting payday loans on ballot

• Crack won’t keep Big Brown from history

• Jackson reverent to Red Auerbach’s Celtic legacy

• Ressler-James wedding to be in North Dakota

• Cross country triple threat

• Ozzy accepts apology

• Schneider to host Marquee Awards

• East-West vulnerable. East deals.

• August ceremony to join Lora Wiery, James Potashnik

• high five

• GOP’s economic pitch less and less relevant

• “Polar Bears” (8 p.m., Nickelodeon): The Naked Brothers Band star in their first made-

• Aug. rite will join Holly Pekalla and Eric Humphrey

• Continental cuts threaten flights at Hopkins hub

• All weekend

• Homemade solution helps conquer carpet stains

• In report, GM complex at Lordstown improves

• Man pleads guilty to shooting police officer

• Mears looking for shot at consistency

• Campbell Class of 2008

• “Truth is, I haven’t had time to think about it.”

• YSU - Team Camp Cancelled

• Baseball Favorites/ Underdogs

• Play more hands in smaller pots

• Prison to receive air system improvements

• Indians pick has tough record

• Obama faces same veep task as LBJ

• Ford announces plans to cut white-collar salary costs by 15%

• NATION

• selected stocks

• RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney

• Pavlik notebook | From Atlantic City

• FRENCH OPEN Thursday’s events

• From boxing to ice cream, the area offers it all

• the scoop

• Births for 2008-6-6

• Terry Fator puts a new spin on ventriloquism

• Falling building debris reported downtown

• Thistledown results

• Today is Friday, June 6, the 158th day of 2008. There are 208 days left in the year. On this date in

• Report adds fuel to election-year debate on Iraq

• if you go

• AUTO RACING ROUNDUP News and notes

• Ochoa has 3rd major in sight

• Red Cross offers incentive to donors

• Detroit’s 2008 title is a little bit sweeter

• Pterodactyl is perched in park

• Obama readies for Va. battle

• Levy needed for school projects in Austintown

• Fairfield begins project bidding

• 2 daredevils arrested after climbing skyscraper

• Hit-run victim ignored, video shows

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Severe weather rakes Great Plains

• Man convicted on 4 rape counts

• Pirates’ Maholm beats Astros, 4-3

• Congress approves budget blueprint

• Taft building groups win award

• Man convicted of attempted murder

• Attorney general seeks harassment settlement

• JFK softball team falls on late homer

• Poland grad sets marks

• McCain, Obama present inadequate candidacies

• Boardman man gets 6 months in rape case

• Today on Television

• Team Big Brown sees lots of green

• In the spotlight

Thursday, June 5

• Millwood, Rangers rally past Indians

• Maholm, Pirates shut down struggling Astros

• Austintown school board mulls placing levy on November ballot

• South Side man indicted on vehicular homicide charge

• YSU plans to spend more in fiscal year 2009

• Boardman man gets jail time on sex charge

• Diamond man found guilty of rape of female relative

• Warren JFK High softball team falls in Division IV State Tournament semifinal game

• Slifka out as Liberty police chief

• Blaze causes extensive damage to Four Seasons flea market

• Pane glass window falls from BW-3 in downtown Youngstown

• Taft Center gets economic development award

• North Side woman stopped for littering gets cited for more serious charges

• Drugs found during traffic stop

• Man who shot Austintown officer pleads guilty

• Shots fired into home, police say

• SteelHounds owner considering next move

• Teen shot outside his home

• Board of elections rejects trio's appeals

• Lordstown plant ranked higher by Harbour Report

• Mesopotamia Ox Roast benefits fire department

• 4 local residents earn RSC volunteer award

• Rotary Club distributes proceeds from fundraiser

• Out-of-town births announced

• Cruisers to be fitted with new safety panels

• Quality survey

• ‘KUNG FU PANDA’

• Sandler creates comic variety in ‘Zohan’

• ASHLEY PENMAN RON SABELLI JR.

• Pavlik Title Defense

• Stewart wins charity race at Eldora

• Soon-to-be graduates revisit fourth-grade time capsule

• BIRTHS

• Statistics

• Pirates end a couple of long streaks

• Criminal case possible against sect members

• Compact cars

• Truck driver charged with manslaughter

• REPORT CARD

• Today is Thursday, June 5, the 157th day of 2008. There are 209 days left in the year. On this date

• McCain urges joint town halls with Obama; teams negotiate

• Melfi never takes the blame

• Reader suggests coconut oil to combat issue of dryness

• Phantoms close to filling roster for 2008-09

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 5, 2008

• Oil drilling opponents created gas crisis

• Matlock fires up defense in win

• MAHONING COUNTY

• Pavlik roundup | News and notes

• Stanley Cup Finals - Penguins vs. Red Wings

• ‘Bret’ creates a problem that is difficult to solve

• Pens run out of goals, time

• Niles tackles issues with nuisance law

• The Sources

• Honsaker is four-event qualifier

• Summerfest planned at Mill Creek Park pavilion

• Smucker buys Folgers in $2.95 billion deal

• RFK inspired supporters like no other

• Columbiana Co. plans property reappraisals

• selected stocks

• Earning his wings for the day

• Hollywood Expo - At a glance

• THUNDER: GAME TIME

• thunder vs. steamwheelers Lineups

• Relay for Life events

• DaBoonDox puts on the gloves

• MLB ROUNDUP \ Wednesday’s other games

• Jessica bodnar Eric Oates

• SHERRY CICCONE JASON TARR

• Movie listings are based on the best information provided to us at press time. Schedules are subject

• Tony Stewart wins charity dirt-track race at Eldora

• ‘Army Wives’ starts 2nd tour of duty

• Zimbabwe opposition leader detained, freed

• Ground broken for new Volney Rogers

• Traficant pension carved for fines

• ON AREA DIAMONDS Youth baseball & softball

• if you go

• Film memorabilia show coming to Expo Center

• GM workers protest Canadian plant closing

• Baseball field named in Coppola’s honor

• ‘American Idol’ winner focuses on skyrocketing music career

• auditions|Where to try out for roles

• ‘YOU DON’T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN’

• Fantasy ball home safe

• RATES

• Domestic workers seeking rights

• “The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack” (8:30 p.m., Cartoon Network): This original

• Energy world of the future could be worse than now

• Fast-rising singer tops charts

• Female governors mentioned as running mates for Obama

• Howland Class of 2008

• Youngstown native climbs hip-hop charts

• End-of-year school stuff drives some parents batty

• AT A GLANCE French Open

• City council OKs firefighter buyout plan

• NATION

• 3rd robbery defendant gets 3 years in prison

• Project Pinpoint will keep criminals on a short leash

• One-man band returns to area

• 2008 job market will be looking up, chamber expects

• Outcry follows French court’s ruling on virginity

• Who will follow in Clinton’s footsteps?

• GM’s upgrade calls for Lordstown incentivesSFlb

• RACHEL PANGIO MATTHEW CAIRNS

• Blast kills at least 18 in Baghdad

• Boardman High holds final jazz band concert

• Federer rallies to overcome Gonzalez, set personal mark

• Man draws 11 years for shooting

• Big Brown gets an extra edge for Belmont Stakes

• Travel options shrink as airlines make cuts

• Festivals are under way at two parishes: Immaculate Heart in Austintown and St. Joseph in Campbell.

• “Tonight, I can stand before you and say that I will be the Democratic nominee for president

• Ochoa is favored to enter elite list

• Hints will make smooth ‘sale-ing’ possible

• Gillian Anderson pregnant

• Dann’s administration now faces special audit by state

• BOSTON (AP) — They’re like long lost fraternity brothers who left college with bad

• Teens use phones, send nude photos

• Housing downturn becomes a boon for a number of renters

• NASCAR stars return to oval at Eldora

• Girard police chief is center of investigation

• Youngstown man convicted of assaulting girlfriend

• Schedules

• China looks like it will beat U.S. back to moon, NASA says

• Indians change around pitching staff again

• AREA QUALIFIERS \ State track and field

• Both vulnerable. South deals.

• ’Hounds say CHL owes for travel

• Delmont granted early release due to cancer

• ‘Kung Fu Panda’ makes animation action-packed

• Hispanic teens try drugs, suicide at higher rates

• Cobalt climbs in quality ranking

• Campbell votes to permit study

• Cleveland puts a 15-9 hurting on Rangers

• Rosetta Stone to sponsor singing competition

• County gives employees, needy a break on gasoline

• A cool idea from Friendly’s

• Howland graduates urged to draw on qualities from parents, teachers

• Official: Clinton looks ahead after ending her campaign

• Iraq war creates shortage of night vision gear in U.S.

• Parking alert \ State track and field

Wednesday, June 4

• Indians blast Rangers 15-9

• Red Wings win Stanley Cup

• Campbell OKs study to look at sharing income taxes with Youngstown

• Niles police chief says landlords responding to new law

• Youngstown council approves fire department retirement/resignation incentive plan

• Kelly Pavlik, trainer stuck in N.Y. traffic on way to Atlantic City

• Girard’s police chief under internal investigation

• Chief figure in Trumbull Co. purchasing scandal released from prison to die

• Truck driver charged in pedestrian death

• Chevy Cobalt continues to draw high praise

• Boardman seniors remember their past

• Ground broken for new Volney Rogers Middle School

• Ohio officials say they are working on incentives for GM

• State auditor adds to Dann probes

• South Side man gets prison term for 2007 shooting

• Boardman police get another layer of protection

• Austintown and Cortland relays for life are this weekend

• Columbiana Co. begins property reappraisal

• Columbiana County workers get per-mile increase

• Better economic times predicted for The Valley

• Girl arrested for having paring knife at Chaney

• Two firebombs found at South Side building

• Canfield post office extends weekday hours

• Trumbull Mobile Meals seeks volunteers

• Benefit golf outing

• Golf outing will benefit St. E’s Trauma Center

• Pavlik to play in golf classic

• FOOD SALES AND DINNERS | Sit-down and takeout events planned

• Penguins back at home after marathon victory

• Jessica Smith has business in Vegas

• Bucs shoot blanks: Astros end streak, shut down Pirates

• ’Hounds scramble to find a league

• Westbrook back on DL, Mastny makes first start

• Harding sends ‘legendary’ class out into world

• Back to the future

• YSU to add 2 medical majors

• Grad overcomes obstacles to succeed

• Family’s support guided Canfield valedictorian

• Boardman Park has plans for expansion in $2.3M campaign

• New Ohio attorney general keeps her eye on ethics

• Director bids Camp Fitch a fond farewell

• Senior center construction is pushed back by a month

• Hamilton, Bradley send Rangers past Indians

• Ohio looks to boost polymer sector

• Rethinking the rebates

• THe IHL Teams and miles Here are the six teams that will compete in the International Hockey League during the 2008-09 season, and their distance from Youngstown:

• Makeup changes birds’ chemistry

• Camp’s mission a draw for new director Rupe

• Part of museum dedicated to Palmer

• YSU

• TODAY

• Arizona State routs A&M to capture women’s CWS

• WNBA | Tuesday’s games

• Latent biases matter to female candidates

• GOP race of 1976 offers lessons for Dems

• General Motors closes doors on 4 truck and SUV plants

• Husband’s death ends family relationship

• “Hunger and malnutrition are unacceptable in a world which, in reality, has sufficient

• We have only ourselves to blame for $4-plus gas

• RUB IT IN, RUB IT IN

• selected stocks

• Easy appetizers

• News and notes | From Elmont, N.Y.

• Finals between teams is all-new

• Back to the future: Lordstown produces cars America buys

• Levert’s widow sues county jail officials

• Flipped out: Pistons fire coach Saunders

• Wax museum defends Hitler likeness

• MOUNTAINEER RESults

• Payday lenders face law’s effects

• Djokovic to meet Nadal in semifinals on Friday

• Work is expected to begin this week to resurface streets throughout the township. The work amounts

• Analysis: Primary defined by race

• Do something nutty for dinner

• Man sentenced to 27 months in prison in case of stolen property

• CAMP FITCH |Programs

• Everyone should agree on Iraq plan

• Party for Jessica

• Resources

• park campaign

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 4, 2008

• Clinton’s officials regret wrong turns in her lost race

• Penguins vs. Red wings

• Health positions in Youngstown must be filled, Altman says

• ON AREA DIAMONDS | Youth baseball

• MAHONING COUNTY

• 4-42-1

• A summary of recent criminal activity in Boardman:

• Agenda Thursday

• class b league

• Officials expect to reach target of admitting 12,000 Iraqi refugees

• Dave Attell drops image as drunk guy, keeps raunch

• MLB ROUNDUP Tuesday’s other games

• Mel Ferrer dead at 90: actor, director, producer

• ON THE FAIRWAYS This week’s golf events

• BASEBALL

• Park to close roads

• if you go

• Oscar-winning documentary revisits a dying police officer

• HARDING HIGH SCHOOL

• U.S. troops capture 2 bombing suspects

• Both vulnerable. North deals.

• Today is Wednesday, June 4, the 156th day of 2008. There are 210 days left in the year. On this date

• Key to GM success lies in profits from new model

• Monday’s Games

• Steve Winwood to stop in regionSFlbin Petty tour

• Apricot recipe is repeated — spread the word

• hFuture king begins 2-month Navy stint

• Salad days are here again, so go grow your own

• Rape trial could lead to life term for defendant from Diamond

• Big Brown still on target for Triple Crown history

• Endangered condors treated for lead poisoning

• GM closures hit Dayton area

• Shareholders blast GM CEO’s pay

• Unity Township makes public records more accessible

• The future for plant’s hot-selling Cobalt remains unclear

• Dave Sugar blanks Roth in ‘B’ action

• Egyptian government targets Facebook

• Toyota and Honda sedans outsell Ford F-series trucks

• Obama and Democrats make history

• MIXED REACTIONS OVER STEELHOUNDS’ OUSTER by CHL | What fans are saying

• Rangers start fast too much for Tribe, Mastny

• Births for 2008-6-4

• Is future of hockey downtown on ice?

• SCHEDULE State softball

• National Business Digest

• Low-cost grilling works wonders

• Fries make return as gourmet food

Tuesday, June 3

• Harding sends ‘legendary’ class out into the world

• Rodriguez leads Astros past Pirates, 2-0

• GM: Looking forward to making a profit at Lordstown

• City prepared to move ahead without hockey

• Payday lenders search for alternate products or plan to close their doors forever

• Boardman Park announces $2.3 million capital campaign

• Traffic stop results in man being charged with drug offenses

• Food poisoning linked to tomatoes reported in nine states

• Obama clinches Democratic nomination

• Walk to benefit scleroderma research will be Saturday in Boardman

• Bike race will close some Mill Creek Park roads Sunday

• CHL says SteelHounds out of league for 2008-09

• Two boys suspended for fighting at East High

• GM annual meeting reveals good news for Lordstown

• Historical society plans quilt show and exhibit

• YSU summer arts festival seeks guilds and societies

• Salvation Army plans golf outing fundraiser

• Mount Carmel festival taking vendor applications

• Weight loss contest

• Fathers will be treated to a free car wash

• Reunions: Former classmates plan get-togethers

• Coal-mining device from Flight 93 site becoming part of ship

• Man sentenced in theft from elderly

• Penguins stay alive with triple-overtime victory

• Travelers cut back over gas prices

• Penguins forge 3-3 tie with Detroit

• Thunder has renewed hope with new QB Vinson

• SteelHounds captain, Richards, moves on

• Dobbins pupils learn benefits of recycling

• Youngstown native plans to make movie here

• Defect found in truck that backed over man

• Win or lose, mushball players enjoy the fun of playing

• Union, city have plan for buyouts

• Park Place tax break expected

• Profile: Bob Cavalier, manager and coach of Wachovia Securities

• New law puts limits on payday-lending industry

• Dann sued over game machines

• Girard to residents: Help out meter readers

• Pirates topple Cardinals on Bay’s single in 8th

• Casey Blake homers twice in Indians’ 13-9 win over Texas

• Westbrook returns to the disabled list

• OSHP to participate in enforcing commercial vehicle safety laws

• Astro wins 5th straight in B loop

• Stanley Cup Finals: Penguins vs. Red Wings

• RUNNING LATE

• NBA Finals: Boston vs. L.A. Lakers schedule

• Opening remarks set in child-rape trial

• Collaborative efforts

• Forum Health Northside Medical Center births at for May 31, June 1

• Today is Tuesday, June 3, the 155th day of 2008. There are 211 days left in the year. On this date

• Baseball

• A noisy finish to Sharapova’s run

• Sunday’s Games

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• Mahoning County: Marriage licenses

• Race favorite ‘moving as good as ... ever’

• AT A GLANCE

• Strategic plan gets board OK

• TODAY

• GAME TIME Thunder

• Trumbull County Festival schedule

• Love III qualifies for U.S. Open

• Ohio plans to start new lottery game in July

• Souring economy puts the bite on pet owners

• Create duplicate keys to be used in case of an emergency

• Bo Diddley, 79, rock pioneer, dies

• Report: Smaller car here by ’09

• CHL says team is out for 2008-09

• Both vulnerable. East deals.

• Recent criminal activity in Canfield and Austintown

• Crash witnesses sought

• What a difference a year can make

• Union bemoans YSU payroll woes

• Authorities probe Hillsboro plane crash

• Security breach exposes information on patients

• Supreme Court rules for defendants in 2 money-laundering cases

• “Extreme Marksmen” (9 p.m., History): Firearms and crossbows — and those who

• Arizona State subdues Texas A&M in World Series opener, 3-0

• Kennedy’s surgery

• New crime unit to use mapping software

• Stewart looks to save his season

• Mustang vs. Camaro show set

• ‘Transformers’ tops MTV Movie Awards

• Rumors abound on birth of Brangelina twins

• LATE NIGHT NHL

• Kennedy’s brain surgery successful, doctor says

• Parents must protect kids in wired world

• McCain makes a serious error

• Candidates speak as race nears end

• A little ID history

• What if they’re not smart enough?

• Notebook: From Elmont, N.Y.

• Sports digest: Youngstown State women’s basketball coach Cindy Martin

• Youngstown Firefighters: Salaries for new hires

• Crime Stoppers: Greater Youngstown

• Business news digest: Warren drive-in to celebrate anniversary of invention

• The ’70s are back on CBS

• TCAAAA Festival promotes black experience in Warren

• MLB Roundup: Monday’s other games

• Surplus clothing: Youngstown drive to go from Wednesday through Friday

• Planet Green is fresh kind of ‘eco-tainment’

• Rachel Durochia, Tom Brenneis plan wedding July 19

• Local News Digest: Seeking armed robber

• Fake marijuana presented problems at show

• Time Warner Cable tries metering Internet use

• Wife sends flirtatious messages to ex-boyfriend

• Ligenza-Simone wedding planned at St. Rose Church

• EPA must protect our air

• “It communicates that ... our view of the reality here is that the Republic of Korea is

• Get tough on gas guzzlers

• Board forces retirement of Wachovia Corp. CEO

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 3, 2008

• ‘Frasier’ star recovering after mild heart attack

• Kathryn Stucke, Michael Menendez plan July wedding

• Humanitarian crises require U.S. leadership

• Martin guitars still outplay rivals

• Agenda Wednesday

• Indictments: Columbiana County

• Trustees debate water options

• The League: Boardman Community Baseball origins

Monday, June 2

• Blake has two HRs, seven RBIs in Indians’ 13-9 win

• Michaels’ pinch-hit grand slam keys Pirates’ win

• Penguins tied 3-3, headed to overtime

• Newton Falls will upgrade 911 system

• Trustees from three townships discuss water supplies

• Robber wounds man at bank in Campbell

• House burglary reported in Austintown

• YSU faculty upset with payroll snafu

• Summer school classes available on line

• Deal would start city firefighters at $24,000 a year

• Girard ends five-year break in reading water meters

• Filmmaker seeks local actors, crew for movie

• Police seek witnesses to motorcycle crash

• Family seeks answers after deadly accident

• State patrol plans roadchecks

• Local 1112 voting on contract

• Crimefighting unit pairs police, deputies

• Voinovich will address Regional Chamber

• SteelHounds captain to play in England

• Worth a Look: Area activities are open to the public

• Truckers roll to 8-2 Class B win

• Indians lose again to KC

• In Hubbard, a focus on choices, lists

• 100-meter race isn’t his favorite

• To Liberty grads: Remember today, influential people

• Penguins hoping for comeback of epic proportions

• Ridge graduates make their mark in scholarships

• E. Palestine couple works to improve city

• Got endorsements? Kelly does

• South Range World Fair

• Area athletes getting ready for state competition

• $17M student housing proposal ignites debate

• Stanley Cup Finals Penguins vs. Red Wings

• Facing a financial crunch, state patrol asks for help

• NBA Finals: Boston vs. Lakers

• Cool, wet weather slows corn crops

• Jockey Prado will try to spoil another Triple Crown dream

• Biological weapons, not nukes, are the threat

• Making lots of noise, letting go in Struthers

• Return to paper ballots? Not so fast

• Tractor-trailer crashes on I-79 in Mercer County

• Perry gets third Memorial victory

• Nearly one in six American households reported in May that they plan to buy a home.

• REGION

• Looper hits, pitches Cards to win

• Buyers may need time on Blu-ray

• Officials: Inspect bridges

• Manny connects for 500th at Camden

• If abuse is viewed, call police

• Indians, Pirates lose in Missouri

• Lidstrom, Red Wings closing in on the Cup

• Changes will cut counties’ bioterror funds

• Three Serbs, Nadal reach French quarterfinals

• Clinton considering next move in Democratic primary marathon

• Theft of copper leads to arrest for city man

• Spam sales soar as food costs continue to rise

• WNBA Sunday’s game

• AUSTRALIA

• Report: More central Ohio renters are being evicted

• Trumbull County New complaints

• Corruption is here, there and almost anywhere

• FirstEnergy tree removal irks Ohioans

• Congress looks at legislation on pollution

• Saturday’s Games

• Vindy.com News Podcast for June 2, 2008

• Yves Saint Laurent, 71, popular designer

• Australian troops end mission in southern Iraq

• Graduating a Wildcat

• Here’s how to make prewash spray

• TODAY

• THISTLEDOWN results

• Worldwide reality check

• New menu helps beat tough times

• Boy who had cancer died of neglect, coroner says

• Busch dominates NASCAR race

• Forum Health Northside Medical Center

• Youngstown woman reports knife assault

• Minn. mom fights church ban on autistic son

• Shots fired at club; at least 3 are injured

• MLB Roundup: Sunday’s other games

• Home from Iraq, wary Marine is fatally wounded

• Agenda Tuesday

• High School: State events

• Major league soccer Sunday’s game

• Golf Roundup: Sunday’s other events

• Kids’ cancer rates highest in N.E.

• Mineral Ridge High School 2008 commencement

• French Open: Sunday’s results

• Hubbard Class of 2008

• Today is Monday, June 2, the 154th day of 2008. There are 212 days left in the year. On this date in

• U.S. Marshal Most Wanted: Jevon P. Prieto

• “How many times are we going to have a key Bush administration official try to wash the blood

• Briscoe holds off Dixon to win IndyCar race

• Nascar Notebook: From Dover Speedway

• Baseball

• Riding With… Dave Blaney

• Congress’ plan to save planet ill-advised

• Area Digest: Sharon Speedway

• Leadership 2008 Class

• Democrats knew they couldn’t end the war

• 2008 Liberty commencement

• Oldest street to get fixed, but will it be closed?

• Saturday's Results; Softball Regional Finals

• Lottery setback forced Celtics to rebuild roster

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Sunday, June 1

• Burghill man critical after motorcycle crash

• Looper pitches, hits Cardinals past Pirates

• Royals defeat Indians, 6-1

• Niles seeking July 4th parade participants

• Howland summer youth programs set

• 4 sites to receive Historic Preservation Awards

• Liberty group gives to Darfur

• City litter cleanup launched

• Keeping up with JonesFest

• Infrared is a hot buy for grillers

• IN THE CUP Area holes in one

• Looking for something to sink into this summer? There’s an abundance of worthy reads.

• Seat-belt safety check at Canfield store today

• Big Brown ready to hoof it in training

• Bulimic student must be willing to get help for her problem

• Protect yourself and your computer

• Boardman trustees get cover to take strong budget action

• Mancini: Pavlik in 6 rounds (or less)

• Shuttle blasts off for space station

• Neither vulnerable. West deals.

• Today

• THUNDER 44, CONQUEST 31

• Hamlin wins again for Gibbs

• Suicide bomber kills at least 10

• Celtics, Lakers to rekindle rivalry

• MLB Roundup: Saturday’s other games

• Goggin plays safe in front at Memorial

• Their teamwork makes ‘I do’s’ a breeze

• REGION

• Rings are rich in karats, age-old history

• Steel prices rising quickly

• Pa. official: School plan should be model

• CD Reviews: ‘Here I Stand’

• Infant death rate high in Columbus

• Fugitive of the Week

• Penguins in trouble, fall 2-1 to Red Wings

• Brides’ mom serves double duty

• Obama quits his church

• Texas agency scrutinized over sect raid

• 1418 auxiliary

• Restoring prison synagogue

• Finding summer work: It’s a tough job this year

• Cities make cuts for fuel prices

• Toronto blanks Beckham-less Galaxy, 2-0

• Four weddings, two families, and all the frenzied planning

• Twister touches down in Hancock County

• Agenda Monday

• Notes from Roland Garros

• GOLF OUTINGS | Area schedule

• Indians fall to K.C.

• Rivas’ slam propels Pirates to 14-4 rout against Cardinals

• Fla., Mich. delegates will get half-votes, officials say

• Boardman dance team takes 2 top honors at competition

• Warren JFK rolls by Windham, 12-0, to earn state berth

• CLEVELAND INDIANS

• Summer’s no longer a TV wasteland

• BANKING

• It’s a whole new ballgame in digital age

• Vindicator file photo

• BEST-SELLERS

• Summer Jobs: Where to look

• GOLF ROUNDUP | Saturday’s other events

• No off switch on cruisers?

• Landowners suffer in sales to gas companies

• Hemingway Days

• June 3 marks 65th anniversary for the Domhoffs

• River lock to cost $500,000 to fix

• Puerto Rico in primary’s spotlight

• Multiplex reopens with indie movies

• SOFTBALL SATURDAY’S SCORES REGIONAL FINALS Division I

• Today is Sunday, June 1, the 153rd day of 2008. There are 213 days left in the year. On this date in

• Truex hasn’t won since last year’s Dover race

• “Million Dollar Password” (8 p.m., CBS): “Password” gets a 21st-century

• Japanese mob boss received transplant

• NEXT Canfield softball

• After crash, hospital to resume airlifting in Pa.

• ‘Penny Arcade Adventures: On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode One’

• Canfield earns trip to state

• Boardman doubles team third at state

• Royals end skid, topple Indians, 4-2

• Prince William to patrol Caribbean

• High school students on asteroid patrol for NASA

• As food prices spiral, farmers, others profit

• LIMELIGHT

• POINTS TO CONSIDER \ Before you build

• When worlds collide, bad things happen

• selected stocks

• A short month in Liberty

• Presidential portraits now complete

• The project site must be in Mahoning or Trumbull counties.

• WNBA ROUNDUP Saturday’s games

• Porch possibilities

• Scientists look to cell death as a cancer-fighter

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• Deaths in Iraq are down, but how long will it last?

• Penguins Vs. Red Wings

• Collecting solar power is good as gold

• Manzi-Klindworth wedding date set for September

• Farrell’s Jackson, Stewart honored

• RIDING WITH … Dave Blaney

• Weed whack your way to hole

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• Mahoning county

• Veterans: ‘Revisit Korea’ invitation

• HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY Mary Menegos

• Anniversary party hosted by children honors Campolitos

• PAVLIK FIGHT COvERAGE

• Sorority drives to raise funds

• ‘Economic predators’ and how they work

• Soap Summaries

• BASEBALL

• Fallen soldier gets Medal of Honor

• Cooks plan travel to the Poconos for 50th anniversary

• Casino brings new life to southwestern Michigan

• Last man standing: Ginepri to 4th round

• New products let do-it-yourselfers customize their space

• Poland’s Dugan gets first trip to state in shot

• A West Coast shot rattles a West Side boy

• U.S. prepares more for multihurricane season

• Fire leaves five homeless

• Memory loss after surgery: How long it lasts and how to help

• SEALED: This carnelian ring has a seal design and initials carved into the stone so it could be used

• TRUMBULL COUNTY

• Braxton’s show canceled amid health issues

• AT A GLANCE

• Mooney graduates close old books to begin new chapters

• “The Gargoyle” by Andrew Davidson (Doubleday, $25.95) Available Aug. 5

• CURRENT PRICES

• Bond is back in ‘Devil’ of book

• Births for 2008-6-1

• Cordless devices can still get tangled

• “The Divorce Party” by Laura Dave (Viking, $24.95) Available now

• URSULINE

• New QB guides Thunder to rare win

• First JonesFest

• Tornado tears up homes in Indianapolis

• area

• JUST CALL ME ...

• One-act plays examine life during war time

• Oasis, Allure: Company announces new ships

• After complaint, Canada starts privacy probe into Facebook

• New technology helps with gall stone treatment

• Bone drug may beat out cancer

• NEXT

• Marriage proposal prompts UFO reports

• BELIEVING IN ONE ANOTHER

• tuesday

• Be responsible, Bush tells college grads

• Middleweight history

• Pavlik ... on fighting, fame and the future

• What would the Bull Moose be saying?

• New Orleans’ first bike lane has opened

• Donna McGivern, John Makosky II set wedding date

• Call this man ‘In God We Trust’

• Mercer County Common Pleas Court summary

• Dave Sugar gets back on track in 10-3 ‘B’ win

• “The Host: A Novel” by Stephanie Meyer (Little, Brown, $25.95) Available now

• Boardman PTAs offer safety lesson

• On Area Diamonds: Youth baseball and softball

• Woodstock museum opens at site of ’69 concert

• Helping Hands: Volunteering

• Magazine offers tips to keep children safe

• Suspect in prostitution pays her bond in cash

• MEN

• THISTLEDOWN results