We are the Community of St. Charles Borromeo Parish in Boardman, Ohio. Called by Baptism and centered in the Eucharist, we come together to worship, educate, and proclaim the Gospel. In gratitude for all God’s gifts, we are called to be good stewards as we share our time, talent, and treasure. As disciples of the Lord, we continue Christ’s mission of love, justice, and service to all.
St. Charles School 7325 Westview Drive 330-758-6689 www.stcharlesschoolboardman.com St. Charles School provides students with a great education in a supportive, faith-filled environment. This powerful combination gives your child a solid foundation for success.
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Eighth grade students win local math competitions.
Classroom lessons come alive with Smart Boards.
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Boardman Township Welcomes You! I am pleased to present the 2012-2013 Boardman Township
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Magazine & Community Guide. This marks the second Community Guide for Boardman Township and it is designed to provide our residents and visitors with information about the community while highlighting people, places and businesses that make Boardman a “Nice Place to Call Home.” This magazine is brought to you free of charge as a result of the generous sponsorship from local businesses and organizations in our community who advertise in it.
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As the Township Administrator for Boardman Township, I am committed to do my best to ensure the continued success of our Township’s police, fire, road and zoning services. It is my hope this magazine will acquaint – or reacquaint – you with our wonderful community while serving as a reference guide with important phone numbers, contact information, and a street map. Please feel free to contact the Boardman Township Government Center for more information about this magazine or any other Township questions, comments or concerns you may have as it is my goal to keep our local government open, professional, and progressive. Sincerely, Jason Loree Township Administrator
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MAGAZINE & Community Guide This is an Image Builders Marketing Inc.™ Trademark Publication created and produced for Boardman Township, Ohio. Jason Loree, Administrator
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4 Boardman Township
Community Overview 7 Business Spotlight 8 Financial
Additional copies are available at participating sponsors or at: Boardman Township Government Center 8299 Market St. Boardman, Ohio 44512 330-726-4177 Fax 330-726-4175 View the book online at: www.boardmantwp.com Publisher Bernice P. Kaldy
9 Education
Editor Laura Lakner
11 The Faces of Boardman
Business Manager Mary Dodge Art Director/Project Manager Tammy Spear
13 Health & Wellness
Lead Graphic Designer Judy Beveridge
17 Parks & Recreation
Contributing Designers Jenna Bower, Leigh Wolters
20 Homes & Real Estate
Production Coordinator Leigh Wolters
22 Philanthropy 23 Dining Guide
Account Executives/ Community Consultants Scott F.W. Hughes, Brenda Jumpa, Bernice Kaldy Janine Mazzi, Pat Pell
24 Boardman Map
Information Technology Consultant David J. Kaldy
26 Important Phone Numbers 27 Places of Worship 28 Advertiser Index
Map Youngstown State University
tHIS PAGE (clockwise from top left): Boy Scouts take part in the Community Day Parade; a future Boardman employee; The Veteran’s Memorial at Boardman Park. Cover: The Faces of Boardman First Row (left to right): Dan Slagle, Executive Director of Boardman Township Park; Jennifer Hanigosky, Area Sales Manager at Home Savings; Karen McCallum, Recreation Director of Boardman Township Park. Second Row: Jack Nichols, Police Chief; Jason Loree, Boardman Township Administrator; George Brown, Fire Chief; Frank Lazzeri, Superintendent of Boardman Local School District. Third Row: Howie Ashton, Owner of Preston Hyundai; Melissa Boughner, Executive Director of Greenbriar Continuum; Shane Lanigan, General Manager of Preston Toyota. Photo location: The Gazebo at Boardman Township Park. Photographer: Bob Knuff, Bob Knuff Photography.
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Photography Bob Knuff Photography Scott R. Galvin - Galvin Photo, LLC George Platton - Boardman Township Image Builders Marketing, Inc. would like to extend a special thank you to all of the business organizations and individuals who take an active and enthusiastic role in the Boardman Township Magazine & Community Guide, especially our advertisers who provide the financial support to make this a successful community project. We hope that you enjoy the informative features contained in this publication and will keep it as a reference guide for community and advertiser information. Copyright ©2012 Image Builders Marketing, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced by any means without the written permission of the publisher. Advertisements and listings in this publication are provided as a public service. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. is not responsible for errors or omissions, and inclusion does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. Image Builders Marketing, Inc. supports environmental sustainability and is committed to protecting and preserving the environment by using recycled paper and vegetable based inks whenever possible.
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Right around the corner.
Pediatric services that are miles ahead.
Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics provides medical care to infants, children and teens at 18 offices throughout northeast Ohio. This includes our convenient locations in the Mahoning Valley – just around the corner in Boardman and Warren. Our experienced, board-certified pediatricians are dedicated to keeping your children healthy. Evening and weekend appointments are available.
Our team of pediatric specialists in Boardman includes Drs. Louis Brine, Stacy Generalovich and Therese Linnon. Most insurance plans and Medicaid are accepted.
Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics 6505 Market Street Building C, Suite 2100 Boardman, OH 44512 330-746-8040
Patient care is also available 24 hours a day through a pediatric emergency room also on our Beeghly Campus in Boardman.
Akron, Ashland, Barberton, Boardman, Brecksville, Ellet, Fairlawn, Green, Hudson, Kent, Medina, New Philadelphia, Solon, Tallmadge, Twinsburg, Wadsworth, Warren and Wooster
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Boardman Township The Valley’s Destination PHOTO: HOLIDAY INN
“The Valley’s Destination” is a phrase used by many
and adopted by the Township’s elected officials when talking about Boardman as it has the largest commercial, retail, restaurant, and entertainment sectors in Mahoning County. Being the 12th largest township in the state of Ohio, with a residential population estimated at over 40,000 and a daytime population estimated at over 100,000, Boardman Township is the commercial and residential hub in Mahoning County. Over the past two years, Boardman has been fortunate to see major reinvestment into the community by our local businesses. As we review some of the projects that have been or will be undertaken, it is clear that the business community sees Boardman Township as a great place to make long-term investments.
Some of the projects include: HMHP (St. Elizabeth’s Hospital) – expansion The Southern Park Mall – facility upgrades JC Penny’s –redesign/remodel Walmart – expansion/redesign/remodel Holiday Inn – redesign/remodel Best Western Inn – new location Quaker Steak and Lube – new location/new building McDonald’s – new location/new building Red Lobster – redesign/remodel Buffalo Wild Wings –redesign/remodel TJ’s Restaurant – redesign/remodel BMW – new location/remodel Cheddars Restaurant – new location Advanced Auto Parts – new location Briarfield Rehabilitation, Elder Care, and Senior Living – expansion/redesign CVS – new location/redesign/remodel Taylor Kia – redesign/remodel Dick’s Sporting Goods – new location/redesign/remodel Kidstown Daycare Preschool – new location/redesign/remodel PHOTO: The Southern Park Mall
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“Welcome to Boardman Township” Sign Campaign will Honor Donors Boardman Township is pleased to announce a donation campaign to construct new “Welcome to Boardman Township” signs. Currently, the Township has constructed two large entrance signs located north of the Township Government Center on Market Street and adjacent to the Mill Creek Park Golf Course entrance on SR 224. The Township Road Department also has constructed two small signs located on Southern Boulevard adjacent to Maple Drive and on the corner of Western Reserve Road and Glenwood Avenue. In helping with our campaign, a plaque with every donor’s name will be placed in the Township Government Center in recognition for their support. All donations are eligible for a tax-credit. Anyone interested in helping with our welcome sign replacement campaign or would wish to make a donation please contact: Boardman Township Road Department 8299 Market Street, Boardman OH 44512 Phone: 330-726-4177 ext 1800
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From this list, it’s important to highlight the St. Elizabeth’s Hospital project as it will include a second hospital wing with an estimated cost of $90 million. This represents a major investment in the community bringing even more potential job growth for healthcare professionals. While we are seeing reinvestment in Boardman’s business sector, the Township has also taken steps Township Trustees: Thomas P. Costello, Trustee; Larry Moliterno, Vice Chair of the Board to promote reinvestment for our neighborhoods. With of Trustees; Brad Calhoun, Chair of the Board of Trustees and William D. Leicht, Fiscal Officer. the pending implementation of a Rental Property Registration Program, Township Land Bank, In working with each Township department head, we have and Foreclosure Cleanup Program, the Township will have also developed a five-year business plan to help ensure the additional methods to help with property maintenance issues. Township’s continued success. This document is considered our As your Elected Officials, we believe that Boardman blueprint for the next five years and is available online and at the Township is a vibrant community hub for Mahoning County and Township Government Center. we continue to strive to ensure its continued success. With the In closing, we would encourage anyone who would wish to passage of the 2011 Police Levy, the Township is on schedule to learn more about the Township’s services or the community to hire an additional 10 police officers by 2013 which will improve contact us at 330-726-4177; visit our website at the Township’s ability to continue our community policing www.boardmantownship.com; and check out our efforts. The Township will also see the reinstitution of the Facebook page at Boardman Township, Oh. Juvenile Diversion program, adding yet Sincerely, another method to Brad Calhoun Thomas P. Costello Larry Moliterno helping children and Chair Trustee Vice Chair juveniles find the William D Leicht right path when they Fiscal Officer have made some poor decisions.
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Serving Those In Need The Boardman Township Fire Department has been pleased to
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serve the community since 1923. Since that time, many changes have taken place as the community has grown. The Boardman Fire Department currently serves its residents and guests from three different locations. The main station, Station #71 is located at 136 Boardman-Poland Road and is in the heart of the community. Station #73 serves the northwest area of the community and is located at the corner of Shields and Lockwood Boulevard. The third station is Station #74 and it is located at 6169 South Avenue and serves the Northeast and Southeast areas of the township. The fire department serves as “risk managers” of the Township, answering a multitude of calls from structure fires to EMS. They also answer hazardous material and specialized rescue calls (including motor vehicle crashes with entrapment) as well as storm-related emergencies such as wires down and flooding. In 2011, the fire department answered 3,881 calls for assistance. The department is currently staffed with 38 career firefighters and one administrative assistant. This includes the Chief, three Assistant Chiefs, George D. Brown, Fire Chief three Captains, two Lieutenants and 29 Firefighters. The Chief and two Lieutenants work a forty hour week and the rest of the staff works shifts of 24 hours on-duty, 48 hours off-duty. The Fire Prevention Bureau provides building and code enforcement inspections to the community’s 3,300 businesses. This is to ensure a safe environment for those who visit the “Shopping Destination of the Valley.” The Fire Department is proud to have a strong public education emphasis and provides several programs throughout the year to educate adults and children on safe practices in many areas involving safety. The Department was especially excited in 2011 to kick off a new program entitled “No Child Sleeps Unprotected” which provided a free smoke detector to families needing them. The program was such a success that it has been expanded to address the needs of senior citizens. The Boardman Fire Department is rich in heritage but also has advanced the “pride and ownership” of serving residents with care and skill, which contributes to the comfort of living in a community that is “A Nice Place to Call Home.” For questions about Boardman Fire Service, please contact Chief George D. Brown at 136 Boardman-Poland Road or call 330-726-7199.
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Community Day Delights All Boardman Township’s annual Community Day is a big hit with residents of all ages. The event, which takes place each May, is held at the Township Government Center, 8299 Market Street. Residents can enjoy free activities such as Touch-a-Truck, Police Cars, Fire Trucks, Road Equipment and bounce-a-round, as well as free refreshments. Young residents learned about the Department’s uniforms and equipment (top left) and the Boardman Police Department’s K-9 Unit gave demonstrations (bottom left).
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Sylvester Construction: , Building on Boardman s Bright Future
Joseph Sylvester Construction Co., Inc.
is a full-service commercial real estate development and management firm founded in 1956 by Joseph Sylvester, Sr. and his wife Anna Marie. The company specializes in high-quality offices, medical complexes, nursing homes, warehousing and industrial facilities as well as restaurants and retail shopping centers. Joe Sr. served as the socalled “brain child” behind the area’s first residential and professional condominiums. The continued success of this family-owned company is reflected in its exceptional service to clients, tenants and partners alike, from concept to completion and beyond! Community and family have always been a focal point for the Sylvesters. They have not only chosen to stay within the area for over 50 years since the company’s launch, but have participated in several donation projects such as St. Charles Church, the Boardman Fire Department and Boardman Park. CEO Joe Sylvester, Jr. stated, “We feel Boardman has been a great place to locate our business, mainly because Boardman is a hub of the Mahoning Valley’s local businesses, industrial parks, retail, restaurants and more. It is an area full of energy and growth, with strong medical locations like St. Elizabeth’s and the Southwoods Surgery Center, as well as the BCB Field of Dreams, one of the most beautiful local baseball and softball complexes I’ve seen. We
are also centrally located between Cleveland and Pittsburgh and less than a day’s drive away to 80% of the country’s population.” He continued, adding, “There is an abundance of talented workforce within the area and the cost of living is low, which provides a cushion for new businesses and families.” Lastly, in reference to the future of the Boardman area he stated, “As always, we are looking towards a bright horizon for the area. We have great families, a skilled workforce that continues to expand, plenty of shopping and restaurants, and most importantly - Boardman is a community with the desire to constantly re-form and grow so our children and their futures will be full of success.”
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Top Five Reasons
to Refinance Your Mortgage
With mortgage rates still very low, refinancing continues to be popular. Many factors determine whether or not refinancing makes sense. Here are a few of the many reasons people often choose to refinance:
2. Converting from an adjustable rate (ARM) to a fixed rate – The periodic adjustments typical of an
1. Interest rate reduction – A lower rate reduces your
3. Consolidating debt – It makes sense to pay off
monthly mortgage payment and long-term interest costs, which can improve your monthly cash flow.
Mortgage rates are at historic lows. First-Time Buyer, FHA USDA Loans, Construction
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ARM often result in fluctuating monthly payment amounts. Switching to a fixed rate ensures level mortgage payments.
obligations with high interest rates, such as credit cards or installment loans. Having a lower interest rate and only one monthly payment can also improve cash flow. This option may also offer tax advantages, which can be best explained by a tax advisor.
4. Reducing the loan term – Refinancing to a lower
rate while keeping your monthly payment about the same can shorten the length of your loan and, in turn, reduce the amount of interest you pay over time. Paying off the loan sooner also helps build equity in your home faster.
5. Turning home equity into cash – By refinancing more than your loan balance, you may be able to cover big expenses, such as college education or home improvements.
Refinancing can be a great financial move if it reduces your mortgage payment, shortens the term of your loan or helps you to build equity more quickly. When used carefully, it can also be a valuable tool in getting your debt under control. To help you decide if refinancing makes sense, allow a Mortgage Loan Specialist at Home Savings to take a careful look at your financial picture. They can evaluate your financial situation and provide you with an analysis to help you decide the best course of action. — Submitted by Jennifer Hanigosky
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Boardman Schools Receive High Grades Dear Boardman Citizens: The Boardman Schools have long been known for its excellence in the “Three A’s” - its Academic programs, Arts programs, and in Athletics. I would like to add a fourth “A” this year for our fiscal Accountability. We are currently operating the district with $2 million less than we operated the district in 2009 – all with the same enrollment. This is the result of the cuts in revenue from the state, the elimination of the local Tangible Personal Property Tax, and the effects of losing students through open enrollment and the charter school movement. Fortunately, our employees have taken a base salary pay freeze for the last five years that has helped keep us afloat. Considering all these factors, the Boardman Local School Frank Lazzeri, Superintendent District continues to be rated “Excellent” by the Ohio Department of Education. This is definitely the result of our hard-working and dedicated staff! Academically, the Boardman Local School District earned its fifth consecutive District Excellent rating and ninth total Excellent rating from the Ohio Department of Education (ODE). The district met 100% of the quality standards established by ODE. All seven schools in the district have also achieved an
PLANTING FOR THE FUTURE: Center Middle School principals Randy Ebie and Bart Smith pose with three students after planting a tree donated by alumnus Dr. James Chengelis. Dr. Chengelis has donated many trees to the district in an effort to keep the district beautiful.
Excellent rating for the first time since the Report Card rating system was established. This year’s Local Report Cards reflect the strongest achievement data we have ever attained. Despite staff reductions in the arts, our programs continue to be among the best in the state. Our students were very successful again this year in the Scholastic Art Show winning numerous gold key and silver key awards. Under the direction of Anne Bott, our theater group produced two entertaining shows this past school year – “Cats” and “How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying”. Our high school jazz program was invited to New York City again to perform and our marching
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BEST OF THE BEST: Boardman Local School District received its five consecutive “Excellent” ratings from the Ohio Department of Education. Pictured in row 1: Al Cervello – West Boulevard principal; Jim Stitt – Market Street principal; Don Robinson – Robinwood Lane principal; and Jim Goske – Stadium Drive principal. Row 2: Linda Ross – Director of Instruction. Row 3: Anthony Alvino – Glenwood Middle principal; Randy Ebie – Center Middle principal; and Tim Saxton – Boardman High School principal. w w w . B o a r d m a n Tw p . c o m
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High School Students Write to Win As part of their Advanced Placement English requirement, Boardman High School juniors select at least two essay contests to enter per school year. According to their teacher, Randy Nord, a key element of the writing process is publishing. Therefore, the essay contest assignment is an attempt to encourage advanced students to write for an audience beyond their English classroom. During the 2011-2012 school year, the AP students enjoyed great success with their writing. In December, Dominion Ohio announced that the company selected Mikel Zeidenstein as the first place winner in the Strong Men and Women Essay Contest. For his essay on former Youngstown Mayor Jay Williams, Mikel won a laptop computer and $1000 for his school.
Furthermore, the Ohio Civil Rights Commission announced that Lyndsay Olenych won first place in their annual Martin Luther King Day, Jr. Essay Contest. Lyndsay read her awardwinning essay at a ceremony in Columbus, Ohio. In addition, the Mahoning County Branch of the Veterans of Foreign Wars awarded Travis Filicky first place in the region for his essay on the topic, “Is There Still Pride in Serving in Our Military?” The VFW presented Travis with a $25 award as well as a certificate from the local post. Continuing with the students’ achievements, the Mahoning County Bar Association awarded two Boardman High students monetary prizes for their entries in the annual Law Day Essay Contest. Earning first place for his essay about the legal issues related to Facebook, Travis Filicky won $500. In addition, Georgia Kasamias earned $100 for her sixth place entry in the same contest. Remarkably, the AP English class entered six essay contests throughout the school year, and earned five awards. Regarding her students’ success in these contests, Mrs. Nord asserts, “I sincerely hope that the students will continue pursuing THE WRITE STUFF: Front row avenues where they can share their writing with the (L-R): Lyndsay Olenych, Georgia public, whether in the form of essay contests, scholarship Kasamias, Travis Filicky; Back row: opportunities, or submissions to periodicals.” Randy Nord, Mikel Zeidenstein.
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Boardman First Row (left to right): Jason Loree, Boardman Township Administrator; Melissa Boughner, Executive Director of Greenbriar Continuum; Shane Lanigan, General Manager of Preston Toyota; Howie Ashton, Owner of Preston Hyundai; Jennifer Hanigosky, Area Sales Manager at Home Savings. Second Row: Karen McCallum, Recreation Director of Boardman Township Park; Frank Lazzeri, Superintendent of Boardman Local School District; George Brown, Fire Chief; Dan Slagle, Executive Director of Boardman Township Park; Jack Nichols, Police Chief. Photo location: Boardman Township Park Photographer: Bob Knuff, Bob Knuff Photography
BUY LOCAL, BUY PRESTON
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he Preston Auto Group has been a pillar in the New Castle, PA; Sharon, PA; Boardman, OH; and Youngstown, OH communities because of their commitment to excellence in customer service. In fact, customer satisfaction is their number one priority. Whether it’s for local customers, or customers from Erie, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, or Akron, Preston goes the extra mile. They understand that word of mouth advertising is most effective. By giving their customers the best experience possible, you’ll surely comeback to see them again and send your family, friends, and co-workers to them as well. When you buy from the Preston Auto Group, you are investing in the local community and that is so important! When you buy from Preston, a large portion of the money you spend gets reinvested back into our area through taxes, jobs, and charities. Preston proudly employs over 350 area residents, possibly several of your family, friends, and neighbors. Not to mention the fact that they
are sponsors for some of the area and nation’s most reputable charities, such as the Salvation Army, United Way, Toys for Tots and Akron Children’s Hospital of Mahoning Valley. Whether you’re getting your car serviced, repaired, or are looking for that hot, new or pre-owned car of your dreams, they will make sure all your needs and wants are fulfilled. Preston Auto Group carries all of the top-selling brands and they are committed to customer satisfaction. So come in to Preston Auto and see why everyone loves to buy here! The all new “Preston Plus” Package includes: free car washes for life, a free CARFAX Report, two-day exchange policy, no-charge roadside assistance, no-charge rental vehicle, shuttle service and valet service (Preston Cadillac) by appointment, and convenient service scheduling. Visit www.prestonauto.com for more information about your next car.
Preston Auto Group’s Boardman Locations, Stop by today or give them a call! Toyota of Boardman 8250 Market St. Sales 866-491-7203 Service 866-565-8989
Preston BMW 7830 Market St. 888-748-0435
Preston Hyundai 7554 Market St. 888-885-8629
Preston Mazda 260 BoardmanPoland Rd. 888-577-6840
Preston Volkswagen 7850 Market St. 855-574-7051
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Home Savings STILL THE HOME OF LOCAL LENDING DECISIONS
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t Home Savings, there are real people making local lending decisions … not some computer a thousand miles away. Home Savings is proud to say that loan decisions are still made locally, right here in the Mahoning Valley. And, with rates still extremely low, there’s never been a better time to think about buying a home or refinancing. Home Savings Area Sales Manager Jennifer Hanigosky is available to meet with you to determine your financing options. No two customers or situations are alike. That’s what makes having a local mortgage banker so important. You can also get information on the web at www.homesavings.com or www.valleyhomeloans.org. All Home Savings loan professionals offer the highest level of professional, courteous service. “We believe every customer deserves our full attention,” says Jennifer. “Most of our customers tell us they were referred by someone they know, or they’re coming back for a second or third time.”
Jennifer Hanigosky, Area Sales Manager
Call Jennifer or any Home Savings loan professional next time you’re thinking about buying, refinancing or building a home. 330-501-1172 • valleyhomeloans.org
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Jack Mayo of Mayo & Associates, Realtors EXPERIENCE YOU CAN TRUST
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ith more than 50 years of proven service and experience in real estate in the Boardman area, Jack Mayo’s success has been acknowledged throughout his career. Mayo & Associates, Inc. Realtors maintains a staff of qualified, experienced full time professionals working to ensure not only the best sales performance, but also to serve the public by upholding the highest standards in business practices. Since 1959, Mayo & Associates, Inc. Realtors has grown and prospered due to the confidence shown by their thousands of satisfied customers. Their company knows that there’s more to real estate than buying and selling. Understanding the value of community involvement, Mayo & Associates, Inc. Realtors is proud of it’s numerous community affiliations. Keeping standards at a very high level and by constantly broadening buyer/ seller services, Mayo & Associates, Inc. Realtors will continue to be leaders in the Youngstown area for years to come. Jack Mayo, Owner
Put Mayo & Associates to work for you today! 450 Boardman Poland Road • 330-726-7653 • mayorealtor.com
Melissa Boughner Greenbriar Continuum
reenbriar Healthcare Center is a full services nursing home providing skilled nursing care, subacute care, medical services, activities and therapy for your loved ones. They are proud of the medical care provided, while recognizing that there is more to life than medicine and therapy. Greenbriar Healthcare Center is recognized for its quality clinical practices, positive patient outcomes, and innovative programming. Their healthcare center offers a broad range of programs and services to meet the diverse needs of the community they serve. The Commons at Greenbriar, their Assisted Living Center, is located on the same campus and provides assisted living, medical services and activities for people who need support to remain independent, but do not require constant care. By providing more nursing supervision and services than a retirement center, they offer a unique level of care while assisting residents to maintain their independence.
Advanced Specialty Hospitals is our acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital. The primary goal is to enable individuals to regain independent living and working skills. Acute Rehab provides an intensive multidisciplinary, coordinated team approach primarily promoting special rehabilitative health care services for the injured or disabled in anticipation of restoring lost function following an acute illness or accidental injury. Rehabilitation therapy averages a minimum of 3 hours/day of 2 or more disciplines (PT, OT, ST) at least 5-days/week. Physicians are actively coordinating multi-disciplinary care & are typically available 24 hours/day. Rehabilitative Nursing, as part of the integrated team, provides direct, skilled care, assessments & teaching every shift. Melissa Boughner, Executive Director
Advanced Specialty Hospitals of Greenbriar Rehabilitation . Greenbriar Healthcare Center . Commons at Greenbriar 8064 South Avenue . Boardman, OH 44512 . 330-726-3700 . www.communicarehealth.com 12
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The Assumption Village Collaborates with St. Elizabeth’s Acute Rehabilitation Unit The Assumption Village is looking to expand
its rehabilitation unit to better suit the needs of our aging population. Most importantly, The Assumption Village is not looking to just grow its census, but to truly become a sub-acute rehabilitation unit. Dr. Terry Puet, who shares the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago’s concept for sub-acute therapy, says, “A sub-acute rehabilitation unit should have the following: a rehabilitation physician; rehabilitation nurses; physical, occupational and speech therapies; a team process to coordinate care, and a relationship with a CARF-accredited acute rehab unit.” The collaboration between The Assumption Village and the acute rehabilitation unit at St. Elizabeth Health Center establishes all of those criteria. There are times when a patient is not yet ready for acute rehabilitation, but would benefit from a period at a sub-acute unit for strengthening and conditioning, then either return to an acute rehabilitation setting or return to the community. This type of relationship will decrease unnecessary hospital
re-admissions, provide the most appropriate setting for patients for healing, and enable patients to return to the community more independently. The Assumption Village is known as a leader in skilled nursing care in our community and is rated by ltcohio.org with a 97.2% family satisfaction score. The Assumption Village is nestled in a pleasant and quiet 20-acre wooded and grassy knoll area in North Lima, just a few minutes south of the Southern Park Mall. For a tour or more information about Assumption Village and how it can help you, please contact Karla Stocker or Kristine Mariotti at 330-549-0740.
Rehabilitation Services
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with physical, occupational and speech therapies to fit your needs. Humility House Austintown, Ohio
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Akron Children’s Hospital Expands Services Since Akron Children’s Hospital opened
the Mahoning Valley’s only pediatric hospital in 2008, the hospital has experienced tremendous growth, expanding its reach to more children and families throughout the Valley. Akron Children’s continued commitment to providing convenient, high-quality pediatric care for local families is evident in its addition of new services, specialists and locations in the area. In 2010, Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrics (ACHP) opened its first pediatric primary care practice in the Mahoning Valley, located on the Beeghly campus in Building C. Within its first year, the practice’s growth resulted in the addition of new pediatricians to help meet the needs of local families. ACHP also expanded into Trumbull County in 2011 by opening a practice in Warren. Both practices are part of the hospital’s network of 18 ACHP offices, providing comprehensive care for infants, children and teens, including routine checkups; immunizations and physicals; treatment for illness and injury; and chronic disease management. To provide local families with additional specialized care, the hospital also added new subspecialty services to the Boardman Medical Pavilion, located at 8423 Market Street, including:
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Center services provided by a specially trained staff to treat children with visual problems, ranging from minor conditions to those requiring surgery. n Adolescent Medicine, which provides medical treatment and diagnosis for adolescents, including sexually transmitted diseases, reproductive care and contraceptive services. n Allergy and Immunology services offered by specialists who treat children and adults with allergies, asthma, eczema, hives and immunity deficiencies. n An Epilepsy program, along with a new epileptologist, specially trained to provide evaluation and treatment for children and adolescents suffering from seizures. Along with new subspecialty services in the Valley, Akron Children’s Hospital also strengthened existing services and acquired several new specialists in the following areas to help meet patient demands: Endocrinology, Orthopedics and Pulmonology. By expanding its team, the hospital will be better able to diagnosis and treat a wider variety of patients. For more information visit www.akronchildrens.org/mv or www.facebook.com/akronchildrens.
MARY HEALTH PARTNERS
Incredible care. Incredibly close. For more information about our programs and services call 330-480-3151 or 1-877-700-HMHP(4647)
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for Family Members Submitted by Greenbriar Healthcare Center
Making the decision to move loved ones from their
home to a live-in facility for long-term care isn’t easy. Change is difficult in any situation, especially when it involves making decisions for someone you love who may not embrace the final outcome. With many options and information available today regarding care for the elderly, a difficult process can be easier on everyone. How do you know your loved one needs more care? Many life events can result in the need for re-evaluate current living arrangements for the elderly. The most common events that cause people to look into a facility for care include: • Problems with mental health issues, serious forgetfulness and Alzheimer’s • A fall that causes a broken hip or other bone. Many times a person will fall and require surgery, followed by physical therapy or rehabilitation in a hospital or nursing home. While many people return to their normal routines, others remain in the nursing home. • The death of a Spouse, especially when they were the caregiver.
elderly care with your loved one before the need arises. Have information already gathered about different options in your specific community. Once you’ve selected a home for your loved one, become as involved as possible in order to nip problems in the bud and make things as comfortable as possible for them. Visit as often as you can and talk to the staff about any concerns or questions you may have. Staying involved will help all of you reach a comfort level that will benefit the entire family.
What types of living and long-term care facilities are available? Generally there are three types of facilities where elderly loved ones can reside. Independent Living These are apartment-type complexes that offer to help if necessary, but not regularly. This provides better security and closer help, but residents basically live on their own. Assisted Living These facilities are licensed by the state and offer more staff on site, including nurses and aids to assist with medication and provide some help with getting around. Nursing Home These facilities provide 24-hour, seven-days-a-week-staff including physicians on call. In addition to these facilities, you can also choose a program where caregivers come into the home to help with daily chores or medical care. How Can I Make the Transition to a Nursing Home Easier on My Loved One? Start by being upfront and honest as possible. Include them in some of the decision making so they feel in control and empowered. If possible, it’s best to have the conversation about w w w . B o a r d m a n Tw p . c o m
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There’s Something for Everyone at the Y!
In a day when electronic communications seem to have usurped actual human interaction, it’s always good to know there is a place where folks can gather and take part in some good, old-fashioned family fun. It’s the Y! There’s something for everyone! Whether you want to spread out and do your own thing in the fitness center or hang out together splashing it up at the outdoor pool, the Y is here to be a part of your life, your family and your community. Building relationships is what we’re all about – promoting
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Christian values in a safe, family-oriented space. What are you looking for… a place you can be yourself? A place to strengthen family bonds? A place your kids can make lifelong friends? Chances are you’ll find it at the Y. Come visit! — Tom Grantonic, Branch Manager D.D. and Velma Davis Family YMCA
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Mill Creek MetroParks
Endless ways to Spend an Afternoon, a Day or a Lifetime From the casual visitor
to the local explorer, Mill Creek MetroParks offers over 4,400 acres of diverse land throughout Mahoning County for the enjoyment of all ages. Recreational opportunities include: golfing, hiking, biking, fishing, boating, cross country skiing, sled riding, sand volleyball, tennis, and batting cages, just to name a few. Take a leisurely walk through a magnificent formal gardens and visitor center, tour a historic grist mill, experience a 400acre working farm, tee off on a championship golf course, participate in a class, attend a special event, enjoy our summer concert series, view natural habitats with abundant wildlife, relax and enjoy the many scenic vistas park wide, and so much more. For information on Mill Creek MetroParks programs and facilities, go to www.MillCreekMetroParks.org. Visit us and explore the possibilities!
MetroParks Facility Acreage: Facility Name
Year Acquired
Mill Creek Park 1891-Present Mill Creek Park 1891-Present MetroParks Farm 1990 Yellow Creek Park 1991 Vickers Nature Preserve 1992 McGuffey Wildlife Preserve 1998 Sawmill Creek Preserve 2001 Cranberry Run Headwaters 2003 Mill Creek Wildlife Sanctuary 2005 Mill Creek Preserve 2005-07 Sebring Woods 2010
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City of Youngstown Boardman Township Canfield Township City of Struthers Ellsworth Township Coitsville Township Canfield Township Boardman Township Beaver Township Boardman Township Village of Sebring
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PAST & PRESENT: St. James Meeting House (left) in Boardman Park; Don and Patsy Anne Zabel, long time members of the Boardman Historical Society where Patsy Anne is the current President and Don is the Treasurer.
Boardman Park
St. James Meeting House: This year marks the 40th anniversary of St. James Meeting House being a part of Boardman Park. St. James Meeting House, Boardman Township’s most prominent historical landmark, sits proudly atop a knoll as a symbol of our Community’s heritage, and is considered one of Boardman’s greatest treasures. Also known as the “Church of the Boardman’s,” St. James Episcopal Church was the first Episcopal Church in Ohio, and the first home of the oldest Episcopal parish in the Connecticut Western Reserve. St. James was moved to the Park and renamed St. James Meeting House after a community-wide effort saved the church from demolition in 1972 and was entered in the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. Today, St. James is a popular place for several hundred weddings a year and is used for memorial services, baptisms, concerts and public meetings.
Where the Benefits are Endless... Since 1947, Boardman Township Park,
the “Green Oasis” of the Community has been serving the recreational needs of our Community. The Park is located in the heart of Boardman and its mission is to provide a diversity of recreational and educational opportunities in an environment that lends itself to pleasant family experiences, and to preserve areas of natural habitat. The 227 acre Park has approximately 60 acres of land developed with a variety of recreational facilities. The balance of acreage is preserved for natural habitat, which supports many native species of plants and animals. It is this unique and diverse footprint of facilities and programs that is responsible for making the Park one of the most popular recreational facilities in the Mahoning Valley. The Park also offers a variety of indoor meeting rooms and open air pavilions with seating from 42 people up to 232. This is a perfect location for special family events or a great place for businesses to hold meetings and events. Reservations can be made by calling the Park Office at 330-726-8105, M – F, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or online at www.boardmanpark.com 18
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Historical Village is comprised of the Oswald Detchon House, the Beardsley-Walter-Diehm House, the Schiller-Chuey Summer Kitchen and St. James Meeting house. In 1972, St. James meeting house was the first structure moved to Boardman Park. The Beardsley-Walter-Diehm House followed in 1982, and in 1985, both the Oswald Detchon House and the Schiller-Chuey Summer Kitchen were located in the Park. Tours of St. James and the Detchon House are available by calling the Park Office at 330-726-8107. Boardman Historical Society: The purpose of the
Boardman Historical Society is to promote interest and preserve the history of Boardman Township, from early pioneer days to present and to collect and preserve mementos and artifacts relating to the area. The Oswald Detchon House contains memorabilia of our community and was moved to the Park’s Historical Village in 1985.
Marge Hartman’s Paw’s Town: The area’s first dog
park is coming soon! The Friends of Paws Town, Inc., a nonprofit organization consisting of community volunteers, who, via their fund raising efforts, will pay for the entire cost of constructing the Marge Hartman’s Paws Town at Boardman Park, with the major donor being The Marjorie Hartman Family Foundation. Once completed, Paws Town will be a beautifully landscaped, fenced-in area of about 3.25 acres that will be divided into large dog and small dog play areas. The Park will feature amenities such as drinking fountains, benches, fire hydrants and a dog wash area.
North Trail: Discover the beauty of the Park while walking
the new North Trail. The Trail meanders along the Main Drive of the Park providing walkers with a safe walking environment that is wheel chair accessible. The Nature Trail system consists of eight trails, with a total length of 2.7 miles; thereby, making the total for all Trails in the Park over 4 miles in length.
Recreational Activities and Events: According to its mission, the Park offers a variety of Programs for all ages. All generations can enjoy the experience of the Green Oasis, from Senior Fun Days, Music In The Park Concerts, Family Fun Nights, Adventure Camp and much more.
The Lariccia Family Community Center is available for meetings and family events.
Military Band Concerts and Fireworks: Over the years, the Park has developed the reputation of providing the community with the finest military bands in the Country. This year, on July 5, the Jazz Ambassadors of The U.S. Army Field Band performed at the Maag Outdoor Arts Theatre, with a magnificent fireworks display following the concert.
Discover Boardman Park - www.boardmanpark.com Reservations 330-726-8105, Administration 330-726-8107, Programs 330-965-0482
Proudly serving the recreational needs of the community since 1947
THE BENEFITS ARE ENDLESS!
“to provide a diversity of recreational and educational opportunities in an environment that lends itself to pleasant family experiences, and to preserve areas of natural habitat.” Boardman Park is a place where families and friends gather to enjoy one of our Community’s greatest treasures – the Green Oasis For more information about the Green Oasis:
330-726-8105 (Reservations)
330-965-0482 (Programs)
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Homes & Real Estate houses by looking at pictures or driving by before visiting. Here are a few helpful suggestions:
Preparing Your Home for Sale For most people, acquiring a new home means selling the current one,
which can seem overwhelming. No one desires their home to be on the market forever or to suffer a loss in sales. This is less likely to happen if the homeowner takes the time to prepare their home for sale. Making a great first impression is important. Most people are looking for homes that are move-in ready. The hardest part of preparing your home for sale will be realizing that it is no longer your home; it is now a product. Preparing a house for sale starts from the curb and through the house to the back yard. With the availability of the Internet, people will often rule out
• Outside - Pick up all trash and remove clutter. Mow, trim hedges and pull weeds. Give your front door a new coat of paint. Add a few potted plants or flowers to the steps or porch. • Edit - Pack up some of your belongings and remove all the obstacles that might distract the potential homebuyer from “seeing” the home. • Remove - all personal and family photos and collections so that the potential homebuyer can envision this house as theirs; busy wallpaper and repaint walls with neutral colors; also clean all closets, cabinets and pantries, thus making your storage areas seem more spacious. • Clean - all windows inside and move window treatments up, allowing more light into the room and making windows appear larger, and clean bathrooms and kitchens to shine. Mayo & Associates Realtors, Youngstown’s real estate professionals for more than 50 years, will be happy to address your real estate needs.
Put The Right Team to Work for You 450 Boardman Poland Road, Boardman
330-726-7653 www.mayorealtor.com Residential & Commercial
Owner Jack Mayo
In today’s real estate market, tenacity, experience and an “in it to win it” attitude can make all the difference. Jack Mayo and his team of real estate professionals approach everything they do with a winning attitude, always striving to provide excellent customer service and the highest in industry standards and business practices. Whether you are buying or selling, Mayo Realtors will get the job done for you! 20
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Insurance Advice for Homeowners Many customers may be going through sticker shock when they open the renewal notice for their homeowners insurance. Premiums are going up and the big question is why? There are several reasons behind premium increases, including loss from catastrophes - severe weather and forest fires - which have increased in the past ten years. One severe hail storm can total tens of millions of dollars in losses. And the cost of home repair and construction is up significantly, meaning the cost of settling claims is up. So what can you do to keep insurance costs down? Increase your deductible, for a start. A deductible of $1,000 instead of $250 can cut your premium by up to 25 percent. It’s best to cover a small repair or stolen item yourself and save your insurance coverage for a major loss. In the face of a rapidly changing insurance market, we all can learn new ways to wisely use our homeowners insurance. Don’t take insurance for granted. An independent insurance agent, like James & Sons Insurance, will take the time to get to know your property and can offer other practical steps to help keep insurance costs down. — Submitted by James & Sons Insurance
To avoid filing a claim in the first place, take care of routine maintenance: n Replace worn rubber hoses on washing machines
and dishwashers, a simple step to prevent water damage. You can find reinforced hoses at your local hardware store. n Keep pipes in good repair, especially in cold
weather, to help prevent bursting and possible flooding. n Keep gutters free of debris and inspect the roof
frequently for signs of leaks or wear. n In fire-prone terrain, clear underbrush, woodpiles
and trees away from the house. n Keep a home contents inventory, including a
videotape or photographs of your belongings, up to date.
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Board of Directors of the Boardman Community Foundation (left to right): Joe Sylvester, Bob Mastriana, Steve Davenport, George Grim, Jim Rosa, Deb Liptak, Mark Luke, Ron Chordas, Josh Hiznay, Mike Kocjancic. Missing from Photo: Terry Daprile and Ken Beraduce.
This year’s community project for the BCF was a High School Scholarship Program. The scholarship applicants wrote an essay on “Why Boardman is a Great Place to Call Home!” The Boardman Community Foundation Officers are: Deborah Liptak, President; Mark Luke, Vice President; Ronald Chordas, Treasurer; and Jim Rosa, Past President and Secretary. Board Members are: Joseph Sylvester, George The Boardman Community Foundation is a component fund of the Community Foundation of the Mahoning Valley and their mission is to enhance the community spirit addressing Grim, Steve Davenport, Mike community needs through providing opportunities for partnerships to support donor and community Kocjancic, Robert Mastriana, Josh Hiznay, Ken Beraduce, initiative creating legacies for today and tomorrow. The Boardman Community Foundation has and Terrance Daprile. raised $16,000.00 which includes a major contribution from Hill, Barth, and King LLC.
Boardman Community Foundation
Welcome to the Boardman Civic Association The Boardman Civic Association is a group of local business, civic and community leaders interested in the general welfare and development of Boardman Township. Through its quarterly meetings, BCA members receive updates on matters in the township as well as news on the school and park systems. The BCA promotes community pride through the annual building awards dinner (new and remodeled), the Citizen of the Year Award, and the Scholarship Dinner recognizing graduating honor students. The BCA is a non-partisan group, and holds the only annual local forum to discuss 22
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township, school and park ballot issues, featuring speakers and local candidates for elective office. We invite you as an individual, or a member of your business team, to join us in this worthwhile civic and networking organization. Annual Membership Fee is $75.00 which includes dinner at all quarterly meetings and honors banquet. All meetings are held in the Boardman Park Community Center, except for the Scholarship Dinner, which is held at Antone’s Banquet Centre. For additional information, please contact any Board Member or view our website at www.boardmancivic.com Annual Dinner Meetings Community Service Awards (March) Scholarship Awards (May) Candidates Forum (September) Boardman Update Night (November) BOARDMAN CIVIC ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 3862 Boardman, Ohio 44513
2012 Officers President – Kathi McNabb-Welsh Vice President - Jeff Barone Secretary - Mark Luke Treasurer - Gary Diorio
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Lanai Lounge 7631 South Ave. 330-629-9605
Panda Garden Chinese 5122 Market St. 330-788-1202
Aces Wild Wings 277 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-758-8404
Danny Boy’s Pizza 1315 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-726-3726
Landmark 7424 Market St. 330-965-6199
Aladdin’s Eatery 7325 South Ave. 330-629-6450
House of China 135 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-758-2307
Antone’s Italian Grille & Bar 720 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-965-0333
Denny’s 154 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-726-8574
LaRiccia’s Italian Market Place 7438 Southern Blvd. 330-729-0222
Papa’s Puerto Rican Foods 980 Matthews Rd. 330-781-0622
Applebee’s 6691 South Ave. 330-965-0460 Asuka Japanese Cuisine 7381 Market St. 330-629-8088 Bella’s To Go 400 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-758-2550 Belleria Pizza & Italian Restaurant 8485 Market St. 330-758-8181 Blue Wolf 1295 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-726-1736 Bob Evans 7347 California Ave. 330-726-9934 330-726-0055
Eat n’ Park 8051 Market St. 330-758-2764 English Pub 1305 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-758-4004 Friendly’s 3 West McKinley Way 330-757-8915 Gia’s Pizzeria 708 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-726-4442 Golden Corral 320 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-629-2213 Grand Buffet 7690 Market St. 330-629-8887 IHOP 833 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-758-8505
Bruno Brothers Pizza 8381 Market St. 330-726-0055
Jimmy John’s 7322 Market St. 330-953-1782
Bruno’s Restaurant 1984 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-757-0840
Johnny’s 7807 Market St. 330-758-8262
Stonebridge Grille & Tavern 1497 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-629-8040 TGI Friday’s 7165 Tiffany Blvd. 330-629-2600
Perkins 804 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-758-9416
The Bread Chef 850 E. Western Reserve Rd. 330-726-9900
Longhorn 953 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-729-9730
Pho Saigon 6532 South Ave. 330-729-9588
Los Gallos 685 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-965-1307
Quaker Steak & Lube 435 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-726-5823
The Flaming Ice Cube 1449 Boardman-Canfield Rd. 330-726-4766
Los Gallos Sports Bar 9159 Market St. 330-953-2390
Red Lobster 1410 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-758-0979
Main Moon Chinese Restaurant 7050 Market St. 330-726-3886
Rotelli Italian Grille & Bar 6526 South Ave. 330-758-1914
Micheal Alberini’s 1140 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-965-2524
Sawa Japanese Steak House 7401 Market St. 330-726-1888
Mr. Anthony’s Banquet Center 7440 South Ave. 330-758-5721 Nicolinni’s Ristorante 1140 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-259-3343 O’Charley’s 930 Windham Ct. 330-259-0207 Olive Garden 853 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-726-8380
Smokey Bones BBQ & Grill 6651 South Ave. 330-965-1554 Springfield Grille 7413 Tiffany South 330-726-0895 Steamers Stonewall Tavern 10078 Market St. 330-549-9041
The Mocha House 7141 Tiffany Blvd. 330-965-0890 The Sandwich Factory 6128 Market St. 330-758-0400 TJ’s Restaurant & Lounge (inside Holiday Inn) 7410 South Ave. 330-726-4893 Uncle Nick’s Greek Fried Chicken 136 North Canfield-Niles Rd. 330-799-6425 Vivo’s 3918 Southern Blvd. 330-782-3228 Yankee Kitchen Family Restaurant 6635 Market St. 330-726-1300
Buffalo Wild Wings 7401 Market St. #801 330-726-1313 Caffe Capri Italian Bar & Grill 8000 Market St. 330-726-9900 Carrabba’s Italian Grill 1320 Boardman-Poland Rd. 330-629-2356
Coming Soon! Cheddars 7327 Market St. Chili’s Grill & Bar 7303 S. Market St. 330-758-4117
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7303 Market Street Boardman
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Youngstown Poland Rd
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Sheridan Rd
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Halbert Dr
Brandon Ave
Youngstown Poland Rd
Brandon Ave
dementary Lane Elementary Basil Ave Nova Ln
Lemoyne Ave
Palo-verde Dr Sequoya Dr Sequoya Dr Tam O Shanter Dr Tam O Shanter Dr
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Index D I D Daffodil Trl L12 I680 A9 Daffodil Trl L12 Danbury Dr A6 I76 A9 Danbury Dr A6 Debartolo Pl H7 Indian Creek Dr A9 Debartolo Pl H7 Dr Deer Run Dr G4 to G5 Indian Run A9 Deer Run Dr G4 to G5 Deerpath Dr J5 Indian Trl A9 Deerpath Dr J5Rd Degaulle Ct H10 Indianola A9 Ave Degaulle Delaware F12 Ct Ingram H10 Dr A9 Delaware Ave Devonshire Dr A5 to B5 Iris Ct F12 A9 Dr Devonshire Dr A5 to B5 Dominica K4 Irma Ave A9 Dr Dominica Dr K4 Doncaster B1 to B2 Island Dr Doncaster Dr A Donmar Ln A3 Ivy Hill B1 Dr to B2 A D10 to D9 Donmar A3 Afton Ave Doral Dr F10 Ln Afton Doral F10 Alamosa Dr K6Ave DoverD10 Rd to D9 A4Dr to D9 J Alamosa K6 Dover Rd Alburn Dr A6 Dr Jaguar A4 Dr to D9 Alburn A6 Alissa Pl E1 Dr E Jaguar Pl Alissa E1 E H8 Allen Dr C5 Pl E California Ave Jaronte Dr Allen Dr C5 E California Alverne Dr E11 E Huntington Dr G1 to H1Ave Jasper H8 Ct Alverne E11 E Huntington G1 toStH1 Amberwood Ct I9 Dr E Midlothian Blvd A10 to A9 Dr Jeannelynn Amberwood I9 E Midlothian Amberwood Trl H9 to I9 Ct E Newport Dr B4 to C4 BlvdJenetteA10 Dr to A9 Amberwood Trl H9 to I9 E Newport Dr B4 to C4 Amherst Ave F6 E Parkside Ct I3 Jochman Ct Anderson Dr B3 Ave E Parkside Dr G3 to I3 Ct Johnston Amherst F6 E Parkside I3 Pl Andrea Ln E10 Dr E Southwoods Ave E Parkside H7 Anderson B3 Dr G3 to I3 Angiline Dr K3 to E Western L10 to L9 Ave K Andrea LnK5 E10 Reserve Rd E Southwoods H7 Annawan Ln B8 toDr B9 EagleK3 Trce H2 Karago Ave to L9 Angiline to K5 E Western Reserve Rd L10 Anthos Ct D4 Eastern Dr B9 C6 Trce Kenny H2 St B8 to Eagle Annawan Ln Applecrest Ct D8 Ct Edenridge D9 Dr Kentwood Anthos D4 Dr Eastern C6 Dr Applecrest Dr D8 Edgewood Oval I12 Kiowa Rd Applecrest Ct D8 Edenridge Dr D9 Appleridge Cir F9 Edison C12 Dr Applecrest Dr D8Ave Edgewood Oval KiwanaI12 Appleridge Dr E9 to F9Cir Eisenhower Dr G9 Ave Kyle Ridge Appleridge F9 Edison C12 Pointe Applewood Blvd E9 to F9Dr Elm St I9 Appleridge E9 to F9 Eisenhower Dr G9 Aquadale Dr I6 to J6 Blvd Envelope L E9 toTer F9 ElmK8 St I9 Applewood Aravesta Ave B6 to C6 Erie St B8 to D8 Lake Park Aquadale Dr I6 to J6 Envelope Ter K8 Rd Arden Blvd A4 to Ave B4 Erskine Lake Shore Aravesta B6 Ave to C6 ErieC7 Stto C8 B8 toDr D8 Ardendale Ln F4 Euclid Blvd B8 to C9 Larkridge Arden Blvd A4 to B4 Erskine Ave C7Ave to C8 D10 Laverne Ave Arena Dr A9 Evans Ave Ardendale Ln F4 Euclid Blvd B8 to C9 Argyle Ave D7 to D8 Ewing Rd E3 to E5 Lealand Ave Arena Dr A9 Evans Ave D10 Arlene Ave D7 Ave Leighton Argyle D7 to D8 Ewing Rd E3Ave to E5 Aspen Ln L11 F Lemans Dr Arlene Ave D7 Auburn Hills Dr I9 Fairfield Dr K10 to K9 Lemont Dr Aspen Ln L11 F Audubon Rd G12 Fawn Dr G5 Lemoyne Ave Auburn Hills Dr I9 Fairfield Dr K10 to K9 Augusta Dr C2 to C3 Ferncliff Ave F7 Lieskin Ln Audubon Rd G12 Fawn Dr G5 Aylesboro Ave F5 to F6 Firnley Ave B5 to B6 Lightner Pl C2 to C3 Ferncliff Ave F7 Augusta Dr Flagler Ln B3 Linger Pl Aylesboro Ave F5 to F6 Firnley Ave B5 to B6 B Flora Ln A1 Little Johns Pl Flagler Ln B3 Banbury Dr B1 Forest Garden Dr J5 to J6 Lo Rd B Flora Ln A1 Barbie Dr C1 to D1 Forest Hill Rd B6 Loch Heath Ln Banbury Dr B1 Forest Garden Dr J5 to J6 Lockwood Blvd Basil Ave C11 Forest Lake Dr I6 to J6 Barbie Dr C1 to D1 Forest Hill Rd B6 Baymar Dr A1 to A2 Forest Park Dr B5 to B6 Locust Ave Basil Ave C11 Forest Lake Dr I6 to J6 Becky Ct G4 Forest Park Pl B5 Loma Vista Dr Baymar A1 to A2 Forest Park B5Dr to B6 Beech Ave I9 Dr Forestridge Dr E8 to E9 Dr Longview Becky G4 Forest Beechwood Dr B7 Ct Fox Holw H2 Park Pl LorettaB5 Dr Beech I9 Ct Forestridge Dr Lost Creek E8 toDrE9 Berklee Dr L4 Ave Fox Run H1 Beechwood Dr B7 FoxD8 Holw H2Dr Bev Rd L9 Fox Trl Lost Tree L4 Dr FoxD8 Run Ct Bishop Woods Ct Berklee J12 Dr Foxpond LucerneH1 Ln Rd L9 Dr FoxE8 Trlto E9 D8 BevB1 Black Friar Ln Foxridge Lundy Ln Bishop J12 Ct Foxpond Dr D8 Ave Bluebell Trl K11Woods Ct Foxwood L8 Lynn Mar Black B1Ct Foxridge Bluebird Ln F5 Friar Ln Franco H10 Dr Lynn StE8 to E9 Bluebell K11 Foxwood Ct L8Dr Boardman Blvd I7 Trl Fredricksburg Dr E1 Lynridge Bluebird F5 Ave Franco H10 Boardman Canfield Rd G1 toLn G6 Friendship B6 Ct Lyon Blvd Blvd I7 Fredricksburg Dr E1 Boardman Poland RdBoardman G10 to G9 Rd G1 to G6 Friendship Ave M B6 Boardman Canfield G Bob O Link Dr A1 Boardman Poland Rd G10 to G9 Bob-white Ct A1 Garden Gate Ct K5 Macachee Dr BobD5 O Link Dr A1 Ridge Ct G J5 Bonnell Dr Garden Madonda St Bob-white Ct A1 Valley Ct Garden K5 Bonnie Pl G4 Garden K5 Gate Ct Maple Ave Bonnell D5Valley Dr Garden J5 D8 Dr Garden K5 Ridge Ct Maple Dr Border Ave Bonnie PlD6 G4View Dr Garden K5 Dr Brainard Dr D5 to Garden K5 Valley Ct Mapleridge K5 Dr Brandon Ave C11Ave to C12 Garden K5 Valley Dr Maramont Border D8Wood Dr Garden Brandt Pl H10 Dr Garden K5 View Dr Margaret Brainard D5 Wood to D6 Pl Garden K5St Brazelton Dr H9 Ave Garver Dr to C12 K5 Wood Dr Marinthana Brandon C11 Garden K5 Ave C12 Wood Pl Market K5 St Bridgewood Dr F9 Pl Geneva Brandt H10Ave Garden Bristlewood Dr E10 to Dr F10 Gertrude D7 Dr Marlindale Brazelton H9 Ave Garver K5 Ave Brookfield Ave E3 to E6 Dr Gilbert D6 Ave Marlyn C12 Pl Bridgewood F9Dr Geneva Brookwood Rd B5 to C6Dr Gillian Ln to F10 B4 Ave Marwood Bristlewood E10 Gertrude D7Cir Buchanan Dr H10 Ave Glen E3 Park D4 Dr Mary Ann Brookfield to Rd E6 Gilbert D6 Ln C4 to Massachusetts Ave Buena Vista Ave F7 Glenbrook Brookwood Rd B5 to Rd C6 Gillian LnD4 B4 Glendale E6Park to F6Rd Mathews Buchanan Dr H10 Ave Glen D4Rd C Glenmere Dr A4 Mayfield Buena Vista Ave F7 Glenbrook Rd C4Drto D4 California Ave G7 to H7 Glenridge Rd D9 to E8 Mayflower Dr Glendale Ave E6 to F6 Canavan Dr Glenwood Ave A5 to L6 MayportA4Ave C E11 Glenmere Dr Canterbury Ln B9 Glenwoods Ct J5 Mc Arthur Dr E8 California Ave G7 to H7 Glenridge Rd D9 to Caribou Dr K6 Dr Golfview D3 to D4 Canavan E11Ave Glenwood Ave Mc Clurg A5Rd to L6 Carter Cir L5 to L6 Ln GreenB9 Bay Dr J5 to J6 Ct Mc KayJ5Ct Canterbury Glenwoods Cascade Rd A4 Dr Green K5 Ave Meadow Caribou K6Garden Dr Golfview D3Lnto D4 Catawba Dr F1 Green Glen Dr B1 Meadowbrook Carter Cir L5 to L6 Green Bay Dr J5 to J6Ave Cathy Way D9 Greenfield Dr K9 Meadowlark Ln Cascade Rd A4 Green Garden Dr K5 Greyledge Pl C3 Meadowood Cir Cathyann Dr K3 to K4 Catawba Dr F1 Green Glen Dr B1 Cedar Way F10 Griswold Dr D6 Melbourne Ave Cathy Way D9 Greenfield Dr K9 Centervale Ave F6 Grover Dr B8 Melrose Ave C3 Cathyann Dr K3 to K4 Greyledge Pl Charles Ave H7 Mercedes Pl Cedar Way F10 Griswold Dr D6 Cheriwood Ct B9 H Mere Ct Centervale Ave F6 Grover Dr B8 Cherry Blossom Trl L12 Halbert Dr C11 Midgewood Dr Charles Ave H7 Cherry Hill Pl L11 Hamilton Ave E12 Midwood Cir Cheriwood Ct B9 H Cherrywood Dr D1 Harrington Ave E3 to F3 Mill Creek Blvd Cherry Blossom Trl L12 Halbert Dr C11 Chester Dr A6 to B6 Harrow Ln A4 to B3 Mill Creek Dr L11 Hamilton Ave E12 Cherry Hill Pl Chestnut Hill Dr A5 Harrow Pl A4 Milltrace Rd Cherrywood Dr D1 Harrington Ave Montrose E3 Ave to F3 Chestnut Ln I9 Havenwood Dr F9 Chester Dr A6 to B6 Harrow Ln A4 to B3 Claybourne Ave F6 Heather Creek Run B1 to B2 Montrose Cir Chestnut Hill Dr Helo A5 Harrow A4 Clifton Dr B7 Pl D9 Pl Moyer Ave Chestnut Ln I9 Hill Dr Havenwood Dr Mulberry F9Ln Colleen Dr E1 Hickory L11 Ave F6 St Heather B1 to B2 Claybourne Colwyn Ct K6 Hillman A6 Creek Run Clifton B7 Way Helo D9 Como Ave B12Dr Hillman A6Pl N Colleen E1 Rd Hickory L11 Dr Cook Ave D10 Dr to D9 Hitchcock G5 toHill L5 Dr N Cadillac Colwyn Ct K6 Hillman St Country Club Ave B11 to B12 Holbrooke Rd C12 N MainA6 St Como Ave B12 Hillman Way Court Way A6 to B6 Hollywood Ave A8 NellbertA6 Ln Cook Hitchcock Rd Cove Pl C3Ave HolmD10 Wayto D9 E9 NevadaG5 Aveto L5 Country Club B11 to Dr B12 Holbrooke Rd C12 Blvd Cover Dr F11 to F12Ave Homestead C7 New England Court Way A6 to Hollywood Ave NewportA8Dr Cover St F12 Hopkins RdB6 A3 to C1 Cove C3 Dr Holm Cranberry Crk C9Pl Hudson A6Way NewportE9 Sq Cover F11Ctto F12 Homestead Dr NewtonC7 Cranberry Ln C9Dr Hunters H1 Ave F12Cv Hopkins A3Dr to C1 Cranberry Run Dr Cover C5St to D5 Hunters H2 Rd Nisonger Cranberry Crk C9 Gln Hudson A6 Ave Crestline Pl F7 Hunters H1 Dr Northlawn Cranberry Ln C9 Rdg Hunters Creston Dr K6 Hunters H1 toCt H2 Nova LnH1 Cranberry Run Dr Hunting C5 Valley to D5 Dr Hunters H2 H1 toCv I2 Crestview Dr E3 to E5 Crimson Trl I9 Huntington Cir I1 Crestline Pl F7 Hunters Gln H1 Crossover B6 toDr J7 Huntington Ct H1 Rdg Creston K6 Hunters H1 to H2 Crossroads Dr L9 Huntington Dr G1 toValley H1 Dr Crestview Dr E3 to E5 Hunting H1 to I2 Crystal Dr K6 Trl Crimson I9 Huntington Cir I1 Crossover B6 to J7 Huntington Ct H1 Crossroads Dr L9 Huntington Dr G1 to H1 Crystal Dr K6
Highway Highway Road Road Railroad Railroad Lake Lake Stream Stream Cemetery Cemetery Park Park
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O I A11 to L10 Oak Ave I680 A11 to L10 H1 to J2 Oak Knoll Dr I76 H1 to J2 L9 Oakley Ave Indian Creek Dr L9 Dr F1 Oakridge Indian Run Dr F1 Pl H12 to I12 Old Harbor Indian Trl H12 Ln to I12 C10 to C9 Old Oxford Indianola Rd Old Shay C10Lnto C9 I5 Ingram Dr I5 J11 Oles Ave Iris Ct B12 OregonJ11 Trl Irma Ave E11 Orlo LnB12 Island Dr L12 OverhillE11 Rd Ivy Hill Dr L12 Oyster Bay Dr
O J8 to J9 Oak Ave A6 to B6 Oak Knoll Dr E5 to E6 Oakley Ave D8 to E9 Oakridge Dr C3 Old Harbor Pl C5 Old C5 Oxford Ln Old D11Shay Ln Oles G5 toAve H6 Oregon Trl B8 Orlo A5 toLnB5 Overhill Rd C3 Oyster Bay Dr
Spring Garden Dr Spring Park Dr J8 to J9 Squirrel Hill Ct A6 to B6 Squirrel Hill Dr E5 Ave to E6 St Albans StadiumD8 Drto E9 Stadler C3 Ave Stadler C5 Ct StaffordC5 Ave StantonD11 Ave G5 toDr H6 Starr Centre StillsonB8 Pl A5 to B5 Stoney Creek Ct C3 Stoney Creek Dr
K6 Spring Garden Dr H3 Spring Park Dr H4 Squirrel Hill Ct H4 Squirrel Hill Dr B1 StG6 Albans to H6 Ave Stadium Dr J8 Stadler Ave J7 Stadler Ct I7 Stafford Ave C7 Stanton Ave F1 Starr D6 Centre Dr Stillson Pl K6 Stoney Creek Ct K6 Stoney Creek Dr A1 to A2 Straley Ln A6 to B6 Stratford Rd A4 Stratmore F3 to F4 Ave Stuart G1 Ave Stutz G9 Dr Sugar Creek Dr I5 to I6 G5 to H5 Dr Sugarcane A9 Sugartree Dr A9 Sunset Blvd K6 Sunset Dr C1 to C2 Sunset Knl A3 Suzylinn Ave Sylvia Ln
J to H4 G4 P Straley Ln Jaguar Dr G4 Ave to H4 PI7 H4 Palestine Stratford Rd Jaguar Pl H4 Dr Palestine Ave Stratmore I7 Ave F4 Palmetto A2 Jaronte Dr F4 Dr Palmetto Dr A2 L12 Palo-verde B11 to B12 Stuart Ave Jasper Ct L12 Palo-verde Dr Stutz DrB11 to B12 I8 to J8 C11 Park Ave Jeannelynn St Park Harbour C11 Dr Park I8 to J8 B6 C3 toAve C4 Sugar Creek Dr Jenette Dr B6 Park Harbour Dr C3 F11 Parkland Ave D5 Sugarcane to DrC4 E11 G3 Jochman Ct Parkside F11Dr Parkland Ave Sugartree D5Dr Dr I12 Sunset G3 Blvd Johnston Pl Parkway E11 Parkside Dr Dr Paulin Dr H11 to I11 Sunset I12 Parkway Dr J7 Paxton Rd E6 to F6 Sunset H11 Knl to I11 K Paulin Dr A9 D12 Rd Suzylinn Karago Ave Peachtree J7 Ct Paxton E6Ave to F6 F9 Pearson G9 Kenny St A9Cir Peachtree Ct Sylvia Ln D12 A4 E6 Kentwood Dr Pembroke F9 Pl Pearson Cir G9 D4 Pennsylvania Dr F12 T Kiowa Rd A4 Pembroke Pl E6 Dr H1 Pheasant G1 Kiwana Dr D4 Ct Pennsylvania DrTam O Shanter F12 TB12 Pheasant G1 Tamarisk I11 to Kyle Ridge Pointe H1 Dr Pheasant Ct G1Trl Tam O I12 Shanter Dr Phil-rose Ln L11 Tanglewood E8 Pheasant Dr G1 Dr Tamarisk Trl A10 Pierce Dr B3 Tara Ct L11 E11 L to B10 Phil-rose Ln Tanglewood Dr B4 Drto B10 J11 Dr Tara Dr B3 E11Ct to F11 Lake Park Rd Pine Hill A10 Pierce Tara D10 to D9 Pinetree Ln C5 Teakwood Dr E9 Lake Shore Dr B4 Pine Hill Dr J11 Tara Dr B3 Pinewood Dr F3 Terrace Dr B7 Larkridge Ave D10 to D9 Pinetree Ln C5 Teakwood Dr D11 to D12 Dr C2 F9 Pinewood Dr Terraview F3Dr Terrace Dr Laverne Ave PioneerB3 D7 C4 Thalia Ave B10 Lealand Ave Plymouth D11Drto D12 Pioneer Dr C2 Terraview Dr C6 H9 Tiffany Blvd F11 to G11 Leighton Ave Presidential D7 Ct Plymouth Dr C4 Thalia Ave D11 to E11 Presidential Dr H10 to H9 Tiffany S G10 to G11 Lemans Dr C6 Presidential Ct H9 Tiffany Blvd Timothy Ln A1 B11 to E11 Prestwick Dr A5 to A6 Lemont Dr D11 to E11 Presidential Dr H10 to H9 Tiffany S A3 Tippecanoe Rd A1 to I1 Lemoyne Ave B11 to E11 Prestwick Dr A5 to A6 Timothy Ln D11 Q Tippwood Ct C1 Lieskin Ln A3 Tippecanoe Rd C11 Quail Ct H1 Titus Ave C6 Lightner Pl D11 Q Tippwood Ct B1 Tod Ave H7 to J7 Linger Pl C11 Quail Ct H1 Titus Ave K9 R Tori Pines Ct D1 Little Johns Pl B1 Tod Ave B1 to C1 Ranier Trl G5 Tracy Dr C2 Lo Rd K9 R Tori Pines Ct A5 to E1 Raupp Ave J7 Trailwood Dr F10 to F9 Loch Heath Ln B1 to C1 Ranier Trl G5 Tracy Dr F6 Red Fox Ct H4 Traymore Ct A2 A5 to E1 Raupp Ave J7 Trailwood Dr Lockwood Blvd A2 Red Fox Dr H4 Traymore Dr A2 Locust Ave F6 Ct Red Fox H4Rd Traymore Ct D5 Red Grouse B1 to C1Ct Trenholm F5 Loma Vista Dr RedtailA2 Red H4 Traymore Dr C1 to D1 Hawk Dr G2 Fox Dr Trotter Dr C2 Longview Dr Redwood D5 Pl Red B1Drto C1 Trenholm Rd F9 L6 C1 Grouse Ct Trotwood C1 Trl to D1 Redtail Hawk DrTruesdale G2Rd Trotter I5Loretta Dr Redwood G6 B3 to Dr B4 Lost Creek Dr L6 Redwood Pl C1 Trotwood Dr A3 Renwick Dr D12 Tudor Ln C8 to C9 Lost Tree Dr Reserve I5 Commons Dr Redwood Trl G6Dr Truesdale Rd D3 L7 Turnberry E1 Lucerne Ln A3Ct Renwick Dr D12Ct Tudor D11 Reserve L7 Twin Oaks H1 toLn L11 Lundy Ln D3Dr Reserve Commons Dr L7 Turnberry Dr C9 Reserve L7 Lynn Mar Ave Reta LnD11 Reserve Ct L7 Twin Oaks Ct B6 V E9 Lynn St C9 Ave Reserve Dr L7 Dr D12 Ridgefield D9 Valley View C1 to C2 Lynridge Dr Ridgewood E9 Dr Reta B6 VB10 D5 toLn D6 Velma Ct Lyon Blvd Ridgefield Ave Villa Rosa D9 Dr Valley Risher D12 Ave A3 D1 View Dr Ridgewood Dr D5 to D6 Velma B2 Riverside Dr A4 Vineland Pl F6 Ct M Risher Ave A3 Villa Rosa Dr C10 Robin Hood Dr B1 Macachee Dr Robinhood B2 Way Riverside Dr A4 Vineland Pl I8 to I9 B1 W Madonda St Robinwood C10 Ln Robin B1 Ave B7 C10 Hood Dr W Fairlawn A6 Maple Ave to I9 Robinhood WC4 E9 Roche I8 Way K5 to K6 Way W GlenB1 Dr Maple B7 Ave Robinwood WC3 Fairlawn Ave J6 to K6Dr Rockdale F5 to F6 Ln W Golf C10 Dr K6 J5 to J6 W Harvey Mapleridge Dr Rockland E9 Dr Roche Way K5 St to K6 WC12 Glen Dr F7 E7 Blvd to A6 Maramont Dr Romaine J6 Ave to K6 Rockdale Ave W Midlothian F5 to F6 WA3 Golf Dr A6 to L7 St Ron Park E4 to F4 Dr W Newport Margaret K6 Pl Rockland J5 toDrJ6 WB4 Harvey St E6 Pl E4 to F4 Ave W OmarE7 Ave Marinthana AveRonjoyF7 Romaine WC12 Midlothian Blvd D5 RonleeA6 Lnto L7 E4 Park Pl W Parkside to H3 Dr Ron E4 toDrF4 WG3 Newport Market St L7 Ct I11 W Western RdWL1Omar to L7Ave Marlindale Ave Rose Hedge E6 Ronjoy Pl E4 toReserve F4 A2 Rose Hedge Dr I11 W Wilson Marlyn Pl D5 Ronlee Ln E4 St WB12 Parkside Dr F11 D1 Hedge Ct Waggaman Marwood Cir Rosewood L7 Dr Rose I11 Cir WL5Western Reserve Rd D10 D9 Ln Royal Palm C4 Hedge Dr WaldenI11 Ln MarytoAnn A2 Dr Rose WD8 Wilson St K9 L6 Mill Rd J10 to J12 Cir Ave F11 Dr Rosewood Dr Walker D1 Waggaman MassachusettsRunnemede J6 B8 Palm Dr Walnut C4 St I8 to I9 Ln Mathews Rd Rush Blvd D10 to D9 Royal Walden A10 Rush Cir B8 B8 to B9 Mayfield Dr K9 Runnemede Dr WasekaL6Ln Walker Mill Rd J7 to J8 H7 Washington Mayflower Dr J6 Rush Blvd B8 Blvd Walnut St K7 to K9 Ave S Wendy B8 Ln F11 Mayport A10 Rush Cir Waseka Ln G9 E5 to E6 West Blvd B5 to G4 Blvd Mc Arthur Dr S Cadillac H7 Dr Washington E10 to E11Rd S Commons Pl West St F11 Ln Mc Clurg K7 to K9 SG10 Wendy B10 to D9 S Schenley Ave A2 Westfield Dr K9 Mc Kay Ct G9 S Cadillac Dr E5 to E6 West Blvd A1 S Shore Dr I6 Westport Cir C3 Meadow Ln E10 to E11 S Commons Pl G10 West St K11 Sable Ct H4 Westport Dr C3 Meadowbrook Ave B10 to D9 S Schenley Ave A2 Westfield Dr E4 to F6 Sabrina Dr H3 to H4 Westview Dr G6 Meadowlark Ln A1 S Shore Dr I6 Westport Cir C7 to L9 Saddlebrook Dr G9 to H9 Whippoorwill Ln A1 Meadowood Cir K11 Sable Ct H4 Westport Dr G1 Sahara Trl L10 White House Ln C5 Melbourne Ave E4 to F6 Sabrina Dr H3 to H4 Westview Dr C1 Salinas Trl G6 to H5 Whitman Chase H9 Melrose Ave C7 to L9 Saddlebrook Dr G9 to H9 Whippoorwill Ln Wilda Ave D7 I6 Santa Fe Trl G5 to G6 Mercedes Pl G1 Sahara Trl L10 White House Ln D8 Sciota Ave E7 Wildwood Dr E3 to E6 Mere Ct C1 Salinas Trl G6 to H5 Whitman Chase C4 to F3 Scotland Ave I7 Willow Dr C7 Midgewood Dr I6 Santa Fe Trl G5 to G6 Wilda Ave B5 to B6 Sequoya Dr B12 to C11 Windel Way D1 Midwood Cir D8 Sciota Ave E7 Wildwood Dr A3 to B4 Shadeland Dr D2 Windham Ct F10 Mill Creek BlvdShadow C4Creek to F3Dr Scotland Ave WindsorI7Rd Willow Dr C3 A6 B8 to D8 Mill Creek Dr B5 to B6 Sequoya Dr B12 to C11 Windel B8 Shadyside Dr B7 Wingate Rd C11 toWay C12 Milltrace Shadeland Windham Ct D10 to D9Rd SharonA3 Dr to B4 C1 to D1 Dr WingedD2 Foot Dr C3 Montrose Ave ShebanB8 Shadow Creek Dr C3 Dr Windsor Rd C9 Drto D8 B4 Winterberry H9 Montrose Cir Shelbourne B8 Dr Shadyside Dr WithersB7 Wingate Rd A1 Dr D6 Moyer Ave Sharon Dr Winged Foot Dr ShelbyD10 Rd to D9 A4 WolcottC1 Dr to D1 D6 Mulberry C9Ave Sheban Dr B4Cir Winterberry Dr F7 Wolosyn D12 D5 to E6 Ln Sheldon Shelbourne A1 Withers Dr D12 to E12 Sheridan Rd B12 to D12 Dr Wood Ave I10 N Shelby Rd A4 Ct Wolcott C9 Shields Rd C1 to C6 Woodfield K10 Dr Cir D5 to Dr E6 Sheldon Ave F7 Ave Wolosyn I7N Cadillac Dr Shorehaven J6 Woodlawn D11 N Main St to Trl E12 Sheridan Rd B12 to D12 Wood B8 Sierra D12 Madre G6 Woodrow Ave E7 Ave Nellbert C9 Shields Rd C1 Ave to C6 Woodfield Ct Woodview F7 B5 to B6 Ln Sigle Ln I11 to J11 Nevada Ave Silver Fox I7 Dr Shorehaven Dr Woodward J6 Ave Woodlawn Ave A6 H4 to I3 E12 New England Blvd B8 Sierra Madre TrlWoodworth G6 Rd Woodrow Ave F7 Silver Meadow Ln I9 L7 Sigle LnB9 I11 to J11 Woodview Ave I6Newport Dr Simon B5 Rd to B6 A10 to Newport Silver H4 to I3 Woodward Ave D5 to E5 Sq South A6 Ave A9 toFox L11 Dr Y Newton Ave South F7 Silver Woodworth Rd C11 Avenue Ext L10 Meadow Ln Yakata I9 Doro Dr B1 Nisonger Dr Southern I6 Blvd Simon Rd A10 B7 to K8 Yarmouth Lnto B9 B9 DrE5 K9 Ave Yellow Creek Dr Northlawn Ave Southfield D5 to South A9 to L11 YI12 Southwestern Run L10 Avenue Ext York Ave G7 Nova Ln C11 South L10 Yakata Doro Dr Southwoods Ave H5 Rd Yarmouth B12 to D12 Southern Blvd Youngstown B7 toPoland K8 Ln Southwoods Pl H7 Southfield Dr K9 Yellow Creek Dr Spartan Dr I5 Z Southwestern Run L10 York Ave Spring Garden Ct K6 Zander Dr A2 to A3 Southwoods Ave H5 Youngstown Poland Rd Southwoods Pl H7 Spartan Dr I5 Z Spring Garden Ct K6 Zander Dr
K6 H3 H4 H4 B1 G6 to H6 J8 J7 I7 C7 F1 D6 K6 K6 A1 to A2 A6 to B6 A4 F3 to F4 G1 G9 I5 to I6 G5 to H5 A9 A9 K6 C1 to C2 A3
B12 I11 to I12 E8 E11 E11 to F11 E9 B7 F9 B10 F11 to G11 G10 to G11 A1 A1 to I1 C1 C6 H7 to J7 D1 C2 F10 to F9 A2 A2 F5 C2 F9 B3 to B4 C8 to C9 E1 H1 to L11
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Boardman Township Important Phone Numbers EMERGENCY.......................... DIAL 911
Public Schools
Fire Department............ 330-726-4155 Police Department........ 330-726-4144 Zoning Department....... 330-726-4181 Road Department ......... 330-726-4190
Boardman High School............... 330-758-7511 Boardman Center Middle........................ 330-726-3400 Boardman Glenwood Middle........................ 330-726-3414 Market Street Elementary................ 330-782-3743 Robinwood Lane Elementary................ 330-782-3164 Stadium Drive Elementary................ 330-736-3428 West Blvd. Elementary................ 330-726-3427
General Offices.............. 330-726-4177 Township Administrator: Jason Loree........................... ext.1181 Deputy Administrator: Stephanie Landers................. ext.1187 Township Trustees ......................330-726-4177 ext.1187 Larry Moliterno Brad Calhoun Tom Costello Boardman County Court.......................... 330-726-5546
Parks & Recreation Boardman Twp. Park...... 330-726-8107 Berlin Reservoir............. 330-547-5445 Lake Milton St. Park..... 330-654-4989 Mill Creek MetroParks.. 330-702-3000 Poland Forest................. 330-757-2112
The Arts Ballet Western Reserve.330-744-1934 DeYor Performing Arts Center: Home of the Youngstown Symphony.................. 330-744-0264 Oakland Center for the Arts................ 330-746-0404 Stambaugh Auditorium: Home of Monday Musical & Opera Western Reserve...................... 330-259-0555 The Victorian Players.... 330-746-5455 The Youngstown Playhouse.................. 330-788-8739 Youngstown St. Univ. School of Fine & Performing Arts.... 330-941-1588
Private Schools Cardinal Mooney High School............... 330-788-5007 St. Charles School......... 330-758-6689 St. Luke School.............. 330-782-4060 Ursuline High School..... 330-744-4563 Willow Creek Learning Center........................ 330-758-6871 Youngstown Christian School........................ 330-788-8088
Sports Mahoning Valley Scrappers................... 330-505-0000 Youngstown Phantoms................... 330-965-7500 Youngstown State University Athletics.................... 330-941-3191
Wineries L’uva Bella Winery......... 330-536-6450 Myrddin Winery............. 330-654-9181 Mastropietro Winery..... 330-547-2151
An Outstanding Golf Experience: Mill Creek Golf Course features two 18-hole championship courses designed by Donald Ross that opened to the public in 1928. Nestled in the beauty and splendor of a park setting, Mill Creek Golf Course challenges the skills of golfers at all levels. Located at St. Rt. 224 in Boardman, make your tee time today for a golf adventure in the heart of Boardman by calling 330-740-7112.
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AREA ATTRACTIONS Arms Family Museum 648 Wick Ave., Youngstown 330-743-2589 www.mahoninghistory.org Butler Institute of American Art 524 Wick Ave., Youngstown 330-743-1107 www.butlerart.com Canfield Fairgrounds 7265 Columbiana-Canfield Rd., Canfield 330-533-4107 www.canfieldfairgrounds.com Covelli Centre 229 E. Front St., Youngstown 330-746-5600 www.covellicentre.com Children’s Center for Science & Technology 15 Federal Plaza Central, Youngstown 330-744-5914 www.valleykids.org Fellows Riverside Gardens 123 McKinley Ave., Youngstown 330-740-7116
Lanterman’s Mill & Covered Bridge 980 Canfield Rd., Youngstown 330-740-7115 Mahoning County Courthouse 120 Market St., Youngstown 330-740-2310 Mahoning Dispatch 23 S. Broad St., Canfield 330-533-3458 www.canfieldhistory.org McDonough Museum of Art 525 Wick Ave., YSU Campus Youngstown 330-941-1400 Mcdonoughmuseum.ysu.edu McKinley Birthplace Memorial 40 N. Main St., Niles 330-652-1704 www.mckinley.lib.oh.us Mahoning County Visitor & Convention 21 W. Boardman St., Youngstown 800-447-8201 MetroParks Farm/MetroParks Bikeway 7574 Columbiana-Canfield Rd., Canfield 330-533-7572
National Packard Museum 1899 Mahoning Ave. NW, Warren 330-394-1899 www.packardmuseum.org
TP Auto Collection 7075 State Rt. 446, Canfield 330-533-3384 www.tpcarcollection.com
National Shrine of Our Lady of Lebanon 2759 N. Lipkey Rd., North Jackson 330-538-3351 www.ourladyoflebanonshrine.org
War Vet Museum 23 E. Main St., Canfield 330-533-6311 www.warvetmuseum.org
Newport Wetlands W. Newport Dr., Youngstown Noah’s Lost Ark Exotic Animal Sanctuary 8424 Bedell Rd., Berlin Center 330-584-7835 www.noahslostark.org St. James Meeting House 375 Boardman-Poland Rd., Boardman 330-726-8107 www.boardmanpark.com Shaker Woods Grounds 44337 County Line Rd. (off Rt. 7), Columbiana 330-482-0214 www.shakerwoods.com
All are Welcome!
Western Reserve Village 7265 Columbiana-Canfield Rd., Canfield Canfield Fair Office: 330-533-4107 for info Youngstown Historical Center of Industry & Labor 151 W. Wood St., Youngstown 330-743-5934 www.ohiohistory.org/places/youngst Youngstown State University Ward Bleecher Planetarium 1 University Plaza, Ward Bleecher Hall Youngstwon 330-941-1370 www.cc.ysu.edu/physics-astro/planet.htm
I had the privilege of serving the Boardman Township community in the late 80’s when I was the associate pastor at St. Luke Parish. I was very excited about returning to Boardman to become pastor of St. Charles Borromeo Parish in 2007. St. Charles is a vibrant, faith-filled community with services, ministries, and activities to fit all ages and interests. We are a stewardship Father Rogers parish that seeks to make use of the rich variety of gifts that God has given to each of our members. We hope everyone finds his or her chance to make a difference in the life of his or her community. Through our liturgical life, our parish school, and our educational programs, we enrich and educate hundreds of people each week proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In 2011, St. Charles Borromeo Parish celebrated our eighty-fifth anniversary. We invite you to come and be part of our next 85 years! Join us!
Places of Worship Bethel Church of God 3147 Glenwood Ave. / 330-783-3433
Good Hope Lutheran Church 98 Homestead Dr. / 330-782-8109
Bethel Lutheran Church 425 Crestview Dr. / 330-758-5745
Harvest Christian Assembly of God 8798 E. Market St., Warren 330-856-4523
PHOTO: BOB KNUFF PHOTOGRAPHY
Boardman Baptist Church 1207 Shields Rd. / 330-792-6781
The Jazz Ambassadors of the US Army Field Band.
Boardman Christian Church 565 Boardman Canfield Rd. 330-758-8189 Boardman United Methodist Church 6809 Market St. / 330-758-4527 Bridge of Hope Church 7580 Glenwood Ave. / 330-726-8141 Christ’s Church 7155 Glenwood Ave. / 330-726-6800
OUR WORSHIP SERVICES:
Disciples Christian Church 565 Boardman Canfield Rd. 330-758-8189 Evangel Baptist Church 5248 Southern Blvd. / 330-782-1151 Evergreen Seventh-Day Adventist 7668 Glenwood Ave. / 330-726-1645
Infant Jesus of Prague Byzantine Orthodox 7754 South Ave. / 330-758-6019 Metro Assembly of God 2536 South Ave. / 330-781-7161 Ohev Tzedek Shaarei Torah Congregation 5245 Glenwood Ave. 330-758-2321 St. Charles Borromeo Church 7345 Westview Dr. / 330-758-2325 St. James Episcopal Church 7640 Glenwood Ave. / 330-758-2727 St. Mark’s Lutheran Church 280 Mill Creek Dr. / 330-788-8995 St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church 7782 Glenwood Ave. / 330-726-8573
First Covenant Church 5210 Glenwood Ave. / 330-758-9753
Western Reserve Community Church 8590 Hitchcock Rd. / 330-758-6655
Glenwood Christian Fellowship 7872 Glenwood Ave. / 330-726-2643
Westminister Presbyterian Church 119 Stadium Dr. / 330-758-4513 w w w . B o a r d m a n Tw p . c o m
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Advertiser Index Ambulance Service Rural Metro Ambulance.............Inside Back Cover www.ruralmetroyoungstown.com
Auto Dealership Preston Auto Group.... p 11, Back Cover www.prestonauto.com
Bank Home Savings........................p 8, 12 www.homesavings.com
Churches Boardman United Methodist Church.........................................p 27 www.boardmanmethodist.com
Construction Sylvester Construction................p 7 www.sylvesterproperties.com
Golf Course Mill Creek Golf Course...............p 26 www.millcreekmetroparks.org
Hospitals/ Medical Facilities
Mill Creek MetroParks...............p 17 www.millcreekmetroparks.org
Akron Children’s Hospital......p 3, 14 www.akronchildrens.org
YMCA of Youngstown...............p 16 www.youngstownymca.org
Humility of Mary Health Partners St. Elizabeth...............................p 14 www.hmpartners.org
Pet Services
Hotel Holiday Inn Boardman...............p 23 www.hiboardman.com
St. Charles Borromeo Church....................Inside Front Cover www.stcharlesparishboardman.com
Insurance
Civic Association
Parks & Recreation
Boardman Civic Association .....p 22 www.boardmancivic.com
Boardman Park ................. p 18 & 19 www.boardmanpark.com
James and Sons Insurance.........p 21 www.jamesandsonsins.com
Pet Lodge of Boardman.............p 28 www.petlodgeusaofboardman.com
Photographer Bob Knuff Photography............p 10 www.bobknuff.com
Real Estate Mayo Realtors......................p 12, 20 www.mayorealtor.com
Rehabilitation Services
RestaurantS Chilis...........................................p 23 www.chilis.com TJ’s Restaurant & Lounge..........p 23 www.hiboardman.com
Schools St. Charles Borromeo School....................Inside Front Cover www.stcharlesschoolboardman.com Boardman Local Schools..............p 9 www.boardman.k12.oh.us
Senior Services GreenBriar Healthcare Center...................................p 12, 15 www.communicarehealth.com
The Assumption Village............p 13 www.HMPartners.org
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band performed at Disney World over winter recess. The BHS choral program continues to thrive under the guidance of newly appointed director Linda Smrek. During a recent competitive trip to Virginia Beach both the orchestra and choral music programs received “superior ratings” for their performances. Athletically, the Spartans were highly successful again this school year. We won Federal League titles in both football and baseball. Also, Ahmet Olgun was the Federal League coach of the year in boys soccer, Mark D’Eramo was Federal League coach of the year in football, and Bob Beam was Federal League coach of the year in baseball. Mark Hadley was the league player of the year in track and Dan Popio was player of the year in baseball. Senior swimmer Emily Bodamer received the “Commissioner’s Award” as the top female student athlete of the year in the Federal League. Finally, we had athletes compete at the state level in cross country, swimming, boys bowling, boys track, girls track, and wrestling. Our coaches and athletes are to be commended for an outstanding year. It is clear to see that your Boardman Local School District continues to be one of the premier school systems in the state of Ohio. I thank all the Boardman residents for their past and continued support of our students and the many high quality programs in our district. Sincerely, Frank Lazzeri, Superintendent 28
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