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Paterno's death a tough one to mourn
January 22, 2012 Is being oblivious the same as being guilty? In the case of Joe Paterno, no matter how big his contributions to Penn State and to college football were, I’m afraid it is. more »»
COLUMN: Pavlik has become a casualty of the city
December 22, 2011 There’s a great pastime in the Mahoning Valley. A friend of mine said “taking pleasure in watching people and ideas fail is sadly a Youngstown tradition. more »»
COLUMN: Ineptitude spelled N-C-A-A
December 20, 2011 Four months. It took the NCAA four months to complete an investigation that was blatantly clear from the get-go. more »»
COLUMN: Concussion overkill
December 15, 2011 It’s a pretty sad and pathetic state of affairs when a football organization and team is so bad the only thing there is to debate and talk about for more than a week is how or how not to treat a... more »»
Random Acts of Senseless Sporting — 12/3/11
December 2, 2011 It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these. Now that the plague I was enveloped with earlier in the week has finally subsided it would appear my head is finally clear enough to write this. more »»
Results will come for Daly
November 10, 2011 John Daly is ranked No. 666 in the world. more »»
Off-the-field messes put damper on football
November 9, 2011 In a college football season defined more for what has happened off the field than on it, the Penn State saga is just another setback in a miserable year on the gridiron. I love college football. more »»
Cleveland lacks talent for coach’s offense
October 23, 2011 I said it years ago, and I’ll say it again. Phil Dawson remains the Cleveland Browns’ most valuable offensive player. I’m not joking. more »» 
‘Never forget’
September 12, 2011 “Never forget, ” Rod Hughes told a large crowd at AMVETS Post 45 “Evening of Remembrance” for 9/11 on Sunday night. more »»
9/11 had lasting impact on SCH
September 12, 2011 By MARY ANN GREIER Staff Writer Before 9/11, Salem Community Hospital’s disaster plan consisted of 20 pages of instruction. more »»
Community remembers 9/11
September 12, 2011 LISBON — People from around the county gathered at the Columbiana County Fairgrounds Sunday to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the most tragic day in recent memory. more »»
Area pilot attends ceremonies
September 12, 2011 By DEANNE JOHNSON Staff Writer LISBON — Among those attending the remembrance ceremonies in both Lisbon and Wellsville on Sunday was a United Airline pilot from near Lisbon. more »»
POLICE REPORTS
September 12, 2011 SALEM REPORTS — Police responded to an anonymous call to the 900 block of W. Wilson St. at 4:26 p.m. Saturday where several witnesses said the people involved in a domestic had left the area. more »»
HIGHWAY PATROL
September 12, 2011 — Clarence W. Sheese, 43, Buckeye Avenue, Alliance, was cited for driving without reasonable control at 2:15 p.m. Friday. more »»
Billie Downs
September 12, 2011 Billie Downs SALEM — Billie Downs of Salem, 47, died at her home Sunday morning. Arrangements are pending at Arbaugh-Pearce Greenisen. more »»
Cleveland already bungled
September 11, 2011 The Cincinnati Bengals were supposed to be the worst team in football. more »»
The muck of the Irish
September 4, 2011 For at least three consecutive years now, I keep hearing about how Notre Dame is back. more »»
Cashing in on the ex-champ
August 3, 2011 Something about Kelly Pavlik’s comeback wasn’t quite right, and it had nothing to do with boxing. By March of 2011, Pavlik wasn’t talking. Not to The Vindicator. Not to the Tribune-Chronice. more »»
Don't be so sure Meals was wrong
July 27, 2011 Am I the only person in America who thinks umpire Jerry Meals didn’t botch the call in the early morning hours of a 19-inning game in Atlanta? At first glance it would appear so. more »»
One for the die hards
July 23, 2011 Rooting for John Daly is an agonizing proposition. It’s probably why so many fair-weather fans have abandoned him. It’s tantamount to insanity in stretches. more »» |
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