Boardman Neighbors - Nov. 10, 2018

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Will Arnim, who plays Prince Eric, and Cora Ams, who plays Ariel, sang “Kiss the Girl” during Boardman High School’s dress rehearsal.

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Librarian Karen Saunders read three books to children gathered at the Boardman library on Oct. 11 for the Halloween themed story time.

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Trampoline park allows veterans to jump for free Extreme Air Trampoline Parks, a company with locations in Niles and Boardman offering trampoline, basketball, dodgeball and more than 10,000 square feet of jumping fun, announces a new policy to benefit past and present military members. Extreme Air Trampoline Parks will now allow active military members and veterans to jump for free. This will be a new policy across the company, applying to both Niles and Boardman locations. Active military members and veterans will just need to show the appropriate identification to get their free pass to jump. This will be a gift to their families as well. While the veterans will jump for free, their group (must be on one bill) will be 50 perfect off. Veterans and active military members can visit the Niles Extreme Air location at 5555 Youngstown Warren Road, or the Boardman location at 360 McClurg Road.

the Boardman Historical Society and is free to the public. Reservations are suggested and can be made by calling Dona Hammond at 330-726-0651.

He has worked in archives and libraries for more than 30 years including the Library of Congress, American University and the Ohio Historical Society.

Since 1999, he has been with the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, currently working as genealogy and local history librarian. He frequently gives genealogy workshops in the community. The Boardman Historical Society meets on the second Saturday of each month from September through May at 10 am at the Boardman library for a lecture on some aspect of local history. Visitors, new members and guests are welcome.

Zona to share memories of a lifetime

Butler Art Museum Director, Dr. Lou Zona, will share memories of his lifetime in the Mahoning Valley on Nov. 17 at 10 a.m. at the Kravitz’s Deli meeting room for the William Holmes McGuffey Historical Society. The program is open to the public. Admission is $5 for members and $6 for non-members. Refreshments will Seman to speak at be served and a 50/50 raffle will take Boardman Historical place to benefit the society’s educaSociety meeting tion mission. Instrumental music is

by Dolores DePietro. Refreshments Tim Seman, Genealogy and Local are complimentary. Reservations are History Librarian, will give a presentasuggested. Walk-ins admitted, based tion on “The History of the Public Liupon seat availability. To make reserbrary of Youngstown and Mahoning vations or for more information, conCounty” at 10 a.m. on Nov. 10 at the Boardman library, located at 7680 Glen- tact Richard S. Scarsella, WHMHS chairman, at 330-726-8277. wood Ave. His lecture is sponsored by

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This regal feline is Bea. She is a female, black Domestic Shorthair who is estimated to be 4-years-old. She has been at Angels for Animals since Feb. 3. Are you looking for a new companion and would like more information on Bea? Call or visit Angels for Animals during regular hours.

This sweet, happy girl is Sally, and she is waiting for you! She is a female, brown Golden Retriever mix. She is estimated to be 6-years-old and has been at Angels for Animals since June 30. Could Sally be the perfect new addition to your family? Call or visit Angels for Animals during regular hours for more information.

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POLL RESULTS Every week, we’ll provide a question about our Neighbors communities and ask you to weigh in with an answer.

And we hope you’ll share an opinion as well. Here are the results to last week’s poll.

AUSTINTOWN

CANFIELD

Do you practice coloring for relaxation?

Will you attend more than one Thanksgiving party this month?

Yes - I use it daily. 0% Yes - Every once in a while. 0%

No - But I would like to try it. 0%

Yes - I attend a few different family ones every year. 0% No - I’m not interested Yes I attend one for family and in it. 100% one for friends. 0%

No - But I would enjoy that in the future. 0% No - I just attend one. 100%

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POLAND

How many people usually attend your holiday gatherings?

Which November family movie release are you most interested in seeing?

Just a few. 0% A group of four to six. 0%

A gathering of seven to nine. 0% A party of ten or more. 100%

The Nutcracker and the Four Realms. 0%

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. 0%

Ralph Breaks the Internet. 0%

The Grinch. 100%

NEW POLL QUESTION AUSTINTOWN

CANFIELD

Are you planning to go shopping on Black Friday?

How many movies does you family watch in a week?

Yes - I will complete my holiday shopping that day.

No - I will do my shopping on another day.

Yes - But I will still shop for gifts No - I have already completed on another day too. my holiday shopping.

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More than 10.

1-3.

6-8.

We don’t watch movies regularly.

4-5.

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POLAND

What part of Thanksgiving are you most looking forward to?

Do you eat breakfast daily?

Football.

The food.

Yes - I have a large breakfast.

The parade.

Having time with family.

Yes - I have a small breakfast.

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No - Sometimes, but not every day.

No - I’m not a fan of breakfast.

Visit polandneighbors.com to vote.

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Local chocolatier to help stop hunger Gorant Chocolatier is “Lending a Hand to Stop Hunger” in the Mahoning Valley this holiday season by hosting its fourth annual food drive. Nov. 1-15, customers can donate non-perishable food items and receive 5 percent off their purchase for each item donated (up to 25 percent). Participating locations include their Boardman Factory location (8301 Market Street), and Gorant 224 location (1393 Boardman Canfield Road, Suite G). The most needed food items for this holiday season include boxed stuffing, instant mashed potatoes, canned yams, canned vegetables and gravy mix. For more information on the food bank, visit www.mahoningvalleysecondharvest.org or call 330792-5522.

Goodness Grows to benefit from “FriendsGiving Week” Join Goodness Grows – a 501c3 nonprofit organization cultivating personal, social and community growth through gardening, education and opportunity for people of all abilities – for the “Friends-Giving Week” fundraiser at Diletto Winery, taking place on Nov. 21-24 at 8578 Market Street in Boardman.

Friends-Giving Week 2018 kicks-off with a Wine and Wings event taking place from 6-9 p.m. on Nov. 21.

In addition to proceeds from the Wine and Wings event, Goodness Grows will also benefit from wine sales at Diletto Winery on Nov. 23 and 24. Goodness Grows is a faithbased nonprofit organization committed to working creatively with community groups, congregations, workplaces and individuals to improve people’s lives through social and therapeutic gardening practices. Licensed through the state of Ohio as a Department of Developmental Disabilities service provider, Goodness Grows provides daily programming - vocational habilitation - for adults with disabilities, helping them learn life skills like how to cook, bake, do laundry, clean, take care of gardens and more. For more information, visit www.goodnessgrows4all.org. This event is one night only. Individuals must be 21years of age or older to participate.

For more information and to RSVP, contact Goodness Grows at 330727-5900.

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Junior Cora Ams played Ariel during Boardman High School’s dress rehearsal of the musical “The Little Mermaid,” which will debut on Nov. 15.

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Members of the cast of “The Little Mermaid” performed during dress rehearsal to prepare for the show at Boardman High School Nov. 15-17.

Boardman Drama Guild goes under the sea

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Boa rdma n High School’s Drama Guild is preparing for its production of the “Little Mermaid” Nov. 15-17 at the Boardman Performing Arts Center.

Rachel Ruggieri, the director of the show, said that students have been working on the show for 10 weeks. “‘The Little Mermaid’ was chosen because we wanted the whole community to be involved. The story of ‘The Little Mermaid’ is timeless and relat-

able to all ages,” Ruggieri said.

Sophomore Cora Ams plays Ariel and Junior Will Arnim plays Prince Eric.

“There is so much talent at Boardman. The students are highly-skilled and looking for a place to express and share their talents,” Ruggieri said.

She explained that students auditioned on Sept. 6 and have been working ever since on developing the show.

Fifty-five students are involved in the production, with 38 students making up the cast.

Other students involved in

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Will Arnim, who plays Prince Eric, and Cora Ams, who plays Ariel, sang “Kiss the Girl” during Boardman High School’s dress rehearsal.

the Drama Guild assist builders and costume designers Boardman brought aboard for the show.

Ruggieri said that student crew members assist builders in painting and prop decoration.

“The students on the crew do an outstanding job freshening the props and making sure they are all ready to go in order to have a smooth show,” she said.

She said that “The Little Mermaid” was chosen because of its large cast and family friendly story line.

“We encourage families in the community to come out for a night to see a family-friendly, live production of a story they all know and love,” Ruggieri said. “Our beautiful facility, the Boardman Performing Arts Center, gives us a venue to put on these near-professional productions. It is important for the students to be able to use their creativity to their highest potential.”

Tickets are available through w w w.boardmanperformingartscenter.com and at the box office before the show.

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Boardman High School junior Will Arnim plays Prince Eric in the school’s production of “The Little Mermaid” showing Nov. 15-17.

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Wellness retreat offered Nov. 30-Dec. 2

The Mahoning County Medical Society Alliance is hosting its annual Shop for a Cause event on Nov. 11 from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Ivory & Birch, located at 7631 Market Street in Boardman. A portion of the sales will benefit The Rich Center for Autism. There will be light appetizers and giveaways. RSVP to rn.diana@ gmail.com or text 330-559-9220.

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Children gathered at the Boardman library on Oct. 11 and participated in a Halloween craft where they painted magnets that they were able to take home.

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The Boardman library hosted a Halloween themed story time on Oct. 11 at 7 p.m.

Librarian Karen Saunders ran the event.

Saunders read three Halloween themed books to the children gathered. The books centered on pumpkin and costume themes to get children in the Halloween spirit according to Saunders.

She used a white board to have children participate in the story telling throughout the stories.

“The children always have a good time at these events, I always try to make sure its interactive,” Saunders said.

Neighbors | Jessica Harker After the stories children par- Librarian Karen Saunders read three books to children gathered at the ticipated in a holiday themed Boardman library on Oct. 11 for the Halloween themed story time.

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Playtime at your library Read a story at the Boardman library on Nov. 21 at 10 a.m. and have fun with developmentally appropriate games and activities that you can do with your child to help them get ready for kindergarten. Activities will vary at each program. This event is for ages 2-6. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

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Librarian Karen Saunders read a book to children gathered at the Halloween themed story time on Oct. 11.

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craft. Saunders showed children how to create a fridge magnet that they got to paint.

The library provided paint, foam and magnets that children got to use to create their own magnet to take home. All supplies were provided by the library.

Children used paint to create ‘finger pumpkins’ on the foam to decorate the magnets.

“It’s always nice to have something that they can take home with them,” Saunders said. “It’s just a fun Halloween treat.”

Saunders explained that this is a fun holiday spin on their usual story time event.

Neighbors | Jessica Harker For more information on up- Children participated in the interactive story time on Oct. 11 with librarian coming library events, go to Karen Saunders. www.libraryvisit.org.

Santa Claus is coming to the Boardman library on Nov. 27 at 6 p.m. Come and see Santa and a live reindeer. Although Rudolph doesn’t have a shiny nose, he’ll be at the library with Santa and hiss sleigh. Take your picture with Santa, see his reindeer and enjoy hot cocoa and snacks in the meeting room. You can make a reindeer craft, play games and maybe listen to a reindeer story or two.

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The 4-H’ers Unlimited had a busy and exciting summer. The club made anti-bullying posters that were delivered to local schools to display during the school year in hopes of creating a more tolerant community. The yearly picnic took place at Boardman Park, and some members showcased their culinary skills by bringing food that they learned how to make while completing their nutrition projects. 4-H’ers Unlimited members also participated in food and nutrition, clothing, small project, Cloverbud and safety judging. During these events, members received numerous awards, including several State Fair selections. State Fair qualifiers were Ethan Knauf, Justine Knauf, Jenna Vrabel and Kaleigh Williams. Additionally, Kaleigh Williams received an Outstanding of the Day (top 20 percent) for her quilting project and received the Clock Trophy (first place) for her Purrfect Pals project (pictured). During the summer meetings, several members gave informational presentations about their projects and also about the animals they planned to take to fair.

The Cloverbuds also got to talk to the club about a quilting project that they completed where they learned that quilting was once a way to tell stories and that traditional quilts have meanings behind them. Finally, the club participated in the Canfield Fair. Those interested in joining 4-H’ers Unlimited should contact Kent Knauf at 330-272-2075.

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George and Pattie Campos, owners of the Boardman Little Green Fresh Frill franchise, are working to bring Greek heritage and comfort food to the community with special deals until Nov. 30.

The Campos family, who are active in the local Greek community, opened the restaurant because they wanted to offer fresh, healthy Greek food to the community.

Little Greek Fresh Grill, a fast-casual restaurant with an American influence, emphasizes homemade, fresh Greek dishes created from generations of traditional family recipes. The Boardman location offers dine-in, take-out or catering.

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Melissa Wise was the guest speaker at the annual business meeting of the Mahoning and Shenango Valleys Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America (MSVC-MOAA) at the Consolidated Activities Center of the Youngstown Air Reserve Station in Vienna. She is a support coordinator for the Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) of Ohio National Guard Family Readiness Warrior Support whose office is located in North Canton. The next meeting of the MSVC-MOAA will be Nov. 16 at 12:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be Harold Ryther who is the head of the USS Oklahoma remains preservation project. For reservations, contact Janet Oglesby at 330-5684456 or access the MSVC-MOAA web site at www.msvcmoaa.org. The joint ROA/MOAA Charity Auction Christmas Party will be Dec. 2 at 5 p.m. at the Manor Restaurant, state Route 46 and Kirk Road in Austintown. This dinner event has raised thousands of dollars for local veteran charities and organizations. Reservations are required.

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The Mill Creek MetroParks Farms hosted a Pick a Pumpkin event on Oct. 6.

The farms planted a pumpkin patch this year, which they let community members walk through to choose their own cannon ball sized pumpkin to

take home.

Brenda Markley, a naturalist at the MetroParks Farms, ran the event with help from David, the MetroParks employee who drove the tractor.

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POLICE REPORTS Oct. 25 Arrest: A traffic stop on South Avenue resulted in the arrest of David B. Roberts, 66, of Western Reserve Road, Poland, who was wanted on a felony warrant from the Clark County, Nev., district attorney’s office.

Drugs: Columbiana authorities handed to township police Brian R. Pearl, 49, of South Elm Street, Columbiana, who was charged with possessing drug-abuse instruments and drug paraphernalia, related to a heroin overdose Sept. 9 at a South Avenue fastfood restaurant. A man was found passed out in a vehicle with a needle and a spoon with burn marks common in drug use next to him, a report stated.

Arrest: Officers at Boardman Area Court on Market Street took custody of Joshua F. Maldonado, 30, of Andrews Avenue, Campbell, who was wanted on a warrant charging obstructing official business. Maldonado admitted he panicked and left the scene of a vehicular accident July 31, a report showed.

Theft by deception: A Campbell woman told police she paid a $4,372 estimate to Energy Wise Home Improvements Inc. to have two decks built and other projects done to her home, only to have the starting date continually postponed, and to learn that the Struthers company was going out of business and no work would take place.

Assault/theft: An Argyle Avenue woman alleged her daughter struck her chest area during an argument, then removed the battery from her iPhone.

Arrests: Authorities received a complaint that two people were breaking into cars in the 500 block of Boardman-Canfield Road before charging Julian A. Ruiz and Eric D. Jones Jr., both 18 and of Stadler Avenue, Boardman, with two counts of attempted theft and one each of theft, obstructing

official business and resisting arrest. Both teens had small items thought to have been taken from the vehicles; also, Jones admitted having entered at least two vehicles, police alleged.

Theft: A resident in a South Avenue longterm care facility reported his wallet missing earlier this year, and family members said they have yet to recover it.

Theft: A Wolosyn Circle woman noticed a package containing $80 worth of cosmetics had been stolen from near her mailbox.

Employee theft: An official with Consumer Support Services Inc., 909 Sahara Trail, reportedly discovered suspicious withdrawals that totaled $175 from accounts of several people the company serves.

Theft: A man in his 30s reportedly stole $100 worth of steaks from Walmart, 1300 Doral Drive.

Theft/criminal damaging: A worker with a Doral Drive grocery store noticed a passenger-side window to his vehicle had been shattered, and that a 9 mm handgun was missing.

Theft by deception: Jamie J. Jones, 32, faced a theft-by-deception charge after police had stopped his car in the 6700 block of South Avenue. Jones, of Canfield Road, Youngstown, and who also was wanted on an Austintown warrant, was accused of making fraudulent returns at Sam’s Club, 6361 South Ave., on three occasions last month and receiving a total of about $355.

Harassment: Issiah Plourde, 18, of Carter Circle, Boardman, surrendered on a telephone-harassment charge after a 17-yearold Boardman boy alleged that earlier this month, Plourde left him a series of threatening messages on Snapchat.

Oct. 26 Arrest: After pulling him over on Glenwood

Avenue, authorities charged Darrell K. Phifer Jr. of Kendis Circle, Youngstown, with operating a vehicle impaired. Phifer, 33, refused to submit to a breath test, a report indicated.

Stolen property: Police were dispatched to Boardman Area Court to take custody of Christopher W.D. Sturgeon, 28, of West Chalmers Avenue, Youngstown, who was wanted on one felony count each of receiving stolen property and forgery. Earlier this month, a West Boulevard woman reported someone entered her vehicle, stole a check and wrote it for $150 before forging a signature and depositing that amount.

Theft: Two women reportedly took $90 worth of children’s clothing from Kohl’s, 383 Boardman-Poland Road, then left in a tan vehicle.

Theft: Tamara L. Schulte, 43, of Fourth Street, Struthers, was charged with stealing a $32 children’s jacket from Kohl’s.

Theft: A woman reportedly left in a Kia Sportage sport utility vehicle after having stolen $1,541 worth of merchandise from the JCPenney store in Southern Park Mall.

Arrest: Authorities answered a call about a man reportedly threatening an employee of a Boardman-Canfield Road restaurant before charging Jeffrey L. Long, 52, with aggravated menacing, obstructing official business and resisting arrest. Long, who listed addresses on Market Street in Boardman and South Heights Street in Struthers, refused to leave after the business closed and told the accuser he could have shot her in the head, she alleged.

Theft: A man discovered a $1,600 iPhone missing from a bedroom to his Meadowood Circle home.

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Jessica and Elizabeth Kirtos decorated pumpkins they picked themselves at the MetroPark Farms ON Oct. 6 for the Pick a Pumpkin event.

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pumpkins and other plants they grow there.

“We planted our pumpkins a little late this year, so they are actually still growing,” Markley said. “So some are more ready than others to be picked.”

Though it rained during the day, community members were encouraged to walk through the muddy field until they found their perfect pumpkin.

Once they returned to the farm by tractor they were of-

fered stickers to decorate their pumpkins with that were provided by the park.

The barns were also open throughout the event for commu n it y members to wa l k through and see all the animals.

Tractor rides ran throughout the day from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.

“It’s always a good time when we get people out to the farm for the seasonal activities,” Markley said.

For more i n for mat ion about upcoming events at the MetroParks Farms, go to www. millcreekmetroparks.org.

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Braison helped his mother pick out pumpkins to decorate at the Metro Park Farms Pick a Pumpkin event on Oct. 6.

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Continued from Page 8 Misuse of a credit card: A Youngstown woman reported credit cards of hers were used without permission after she reported her purse had been stolen at a Doral Drive big-box store.

Theft: A woman reportedly stole about $210 worth of property, including 10 rolls of vinyl, from Hobby Lobby, 1136 BoardmanPoland Road.

Theft: A woman in her 30s reportedly took a $190 pair of boots from Macy’s in Southern Park Mall.

Fraud: Police discovered that after a robbery in Austintown, a victim’s credit card was used at Walmart to make $222 worth of fraudulent purchases.

Theft: A woman in her 20s or 30s reportedly stole $400 worth of shirts and pants from Kohl’s.

Oct. 27 Arrest: Authorities on patrol in the 500 block of Boardman-Poland Road were told about a man possibly in distress before charging Jeffrey T. Benko of Pearson Circle, Boardman, with abusing a harmful intoxicant, a first-degree misdemeanor. An officer saw Benko, 50, behind a nearby building inhaling from an aerosol can, a report showed.

Theft: Police were sent to the Lake County jail to pick up Ashley D. White, 18, who faced a felony-theft charge. The Cleveland woman was accused of stealing $1,500 worth of clothing Oct. 2 from Kohl’s.

Arrest: Struthers police handed to Boardman authorities Ruth A. Raymond, 38, of Webster Avenue, Youngstown, who was charged with inducing panic, related to a drug overdose Sept. 6 in the 60 block of Terrace Drive, where she was reportedly found unconscious on a front porch. Raymond later admitted having snorted heroin, officers alleged.

Assault: An Austintown woman alleged that while leaving a Boardman-Canfield Road

restaurant, her boyfriend grabbed and shoved her head into a passenger-side window while they were in a vehicle. He later threw the accuser and her cellphone out of the car, then pushed her to the ground each time she tried to get up, the victim further alleged.

Criminal damaging: Someone used a stick to break a kitchen window to a residence in the 4800 block of Erie Street.

Oct. 28 Arrest: Police answered a call pertaining to a man asleep in the drive-thru of an Applewood Boulevard restaurant, where they charged Stanley T. Duplaga, 35, of Bridgeport, Ohio, with operating a vehicle impaired. Duplaga registered a 0.167 blood-alcohol count, more than double the state’s 0.08 legal intoxication limit, a report stated.

Criminal damaging: An Austintown woman noticed scratches to both sides of her vehicle while she was at a Lockwood Boulevard apartment. Damage came to $500.

Theft: A man and three woman reportedly stole $3,494 worth of property from Macy’s and escaping in a red Dodge Durango.

Theft: A Willow Drive man noticed two aluminum ladders missing from his carport.

Theft: Police charged David M. Moore of Carter Circle, Boardman, with theft after alleging Moore, 20, stole four DVDs valued at $86 from Walmart.

Arrest: After stopping his car on Shields Road, officers charged Russell L. Grace, 46, with operating a vehicle impaired. Grace, of South Dunlap Avenue, Youngstown, refused to submit to a breath test, police said.

Burglary: A man watching an apartment in the 5500 block of West Boulevard told authorities he had confronted several people in the residence who had apparently entered through an unlocked rear door.

No charges were filed at the time of the report, however.

Theft: A man and two women reportedly left in a Hyundai Sonata after having stolen $100 worth of merchandise from Family Dollar, 4026 South Ave.

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Theft: Howard G. Ahart, 56, of Lloyd Avenue, Youngstown, was charged in the theft of about $90 worth of steaks from Walmart.

Domestic violence/theft: After responding to a report that an employee refused to leave a South Avenue business, police charged Amanda K. Stanley, 29, of Trotter Drive, Boardman, with two counts of domestic violence and one of theft after a man with whom she lives alleged Stanley pushed him to the ground during an argument, then pulled out a knife and threatened to kill her brother and the accuser. Stanley also stole a six-pack of beer from Walmart, authorities alleged.

Oct. 29 Breaking and entering: Someone entered Savon MediMart, 102 Boardman-Canfield Road, via an unlocked rear window, then took three flat-screen TVs. Harassment: Authorities booked Sherry L. Bowser, 43, of Liberty Road, Youngstown, on a telephoneharassment charge, related to a July 25 incident in which a Red Tail Hawk Drive woman reported having received about 12 such calls, the last of which allegedly contained a series of threats.

Theft: After running a vehicle’s licenseplate number at Shops at Boardman Park, officers arrested Letisha L. Gray of LaBelle Avenue, Youngstown, on a theft warrant. Gray, 34, was accused of removing $40 earlier this month from a check-out counter at Hair Depot, 4026 Market St. Unauthorized use of a vehicle: Sean L. Queener, 47, was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after an Applecrest Court woman alleged Queener, of Northview Drive, Liberty, borrowed her 2012 Nissan Altima but failed to return it by an agreed-upon time.

Harassment: A Pennsylvania Avenue woman told officers her daughter’s father sent her several unwanted text messages and refuses to leave her alone.

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Dunham runs in state championship

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Junior Mitchel Dunham represented Boardman High School on Nov. 3 at the OHSAA State Cross Country Championship after placing 16th overall in a time of 16:49 at Oct. 27’s rainy and muddy OHSAA Northeast Regional Championship at BHS. The last Spartan to compete at the state meet was current Youngstown State University Penguin runner Chris Butler in 2016.

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Boardman Stadium Drive Elementary School recently received the prestigious National Blue Ribbon award this year.

The award recognizes schools who excel in standardized tests or successfully bridge achievement gaps in student groups.

Stadium Drive was one of 13 elementary schools in Ohio to receive the award, with only 349 awards given nationally at elementary, middle and high school levels.

Principal Mike Zoccali said that the award was an honor because it recognizes the hard work of the students and staff at Stadium Drive.

“I think in our position and in any ones position its nice to be recognized for the job and the work you put in,” Zoccali said. “This award goes to the children as well that go through Stadium Drive.

They are the ones day in and day out that have to put in their best.”

Stadium Drive received the award for excellence in testing, according to Zoccali.

“Consistently we have been able to perform very well on the state testing,” he said. “For us, it’s a huge deal. It’s a credit to the kind of staff the students our families here at Stadium and the Boardman school district.”

Early next month Zoccali will travel to Washington D.C. with other educators for a two day conference to accept the

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Principal Michael Zoccali will accept the Boardman Stadium Drive’s National Blue Ribbon award in Washington, D.C. next month.

award.

The conference, which will take place at the Omni Shoreham on Nov. 7 and 8, will be a celebration of the work of some of the nations best schools.

Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos is scheduled to attend the event.

“Its not an individual award, its a culminating award for a job well done this year,” Zoccali said.

He continued that Stadium Drive is not the first local school to win this award, with West Boulevard having won in the past.

The Boardman school district has also received a number of recognitions this year as well, including being ranked best in Mahoning Valley by Niche.com, an independent website.

“You get a well rounded education here in Boardman,” Zoccali said. “It’s just reaffirming for the staff and appreciative for the students as well.”

Book drive launches to support Little Free Library book-sharing project The Mahoning County Land Bank will launch a book drive on Nov. 1 to replenish Little Free Libraries throughout Mahoning County and stock up for six additional libraries planned for the year ahead.

New and used books will be accepted through Nov. 30 at Rulli Brothers stores in Austintown and Boardman, St. Christine Elementary School and Campbell Memorial High School.

“These Little Free Libraries are a key part of our strategy to turn post-demolition lots that were once abandoned or vacant properties into productive spaces,” said Debora Flora, executive director of the Land Bank. “We’re running low on our inventory and, with the holidays approaching, we really appreciate the support of our friends, families and neighbors who are able to pass on their books to others.”

The Land Bank has partnered with the Rotary Club of Youngstown to install

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The Land Bank and Rotary work with a national not-for-profit organization, Little Free Library, based in Hudson, Wisc., to help build community in neighborhoods.

“These Little Free Libraries provide a place to give free books to children, strengthen literacy among adults and, at the same time, create gathering places where neighbors can share their favorite books, literature and stories,” said Elayne Bozick, a member of the Youngstown Rotary Club and lead contact for the book-sharing project.

The Land Bank is asking for children’s books, cookbooks and best-seller nonfiction novels to build the inventory for these Little Free Libraries.

For any questions, including more information on drop-off locations, contact the Land Bank office at 330-2591040.

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Drivers must have a valid CDL, clean MVR, a stable work history and be at least 23 yrs. old with a minimum of 2 years of driving experience. Full slate of benefits.

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Simco Management is seeking Maintenance Technicians to join our field/travel team. We seek skilled and reliable maintenance techs with well-rounded experience in building/apartment maintenance.

Qualified candidates must be able to work independently in all aspects of general repair including plumbing, electric, carpentry and dry wall. Must have clean criminal record, professional references and basic maintenance tools.

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RENTALS Apartments Unfurnished Austintown - 62 Idaho, 1st. floor, plus basement, 2 bdrm., 1 bath, smoke-free, no pets. $650/mo. + elec., 1st. & last sec., Avail. Dec. 1, Call/text, 234-575-3350.

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Refrigerator - w/top freezer; self cleaning elec., smooth top stove; over the range microwave, Bisque. asking $450. 330-774-9412.

Washer - Kenmore, front loader, & Amana dryer, $300/pr. 330-759-3740.

Bicycles Bicycle - Men’s Townie Electra, like new, pd. $500, sell for $350. 330-881-6033.

Cemetery Lots Forest Lawn Memorial Park 2 consecutive burial plots graves 3 & 4, block B, Sec. North Chapel, asking $1,000 for both. 732-763-6748.

Green Haven - 2 lawn crypts in Veterans Gardens, Sec. D, asking $1500.

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Green Haven Memorial Gardens - 2 burial plots in Honor Garden, $4000.

Call 330-442-6671 Lake Park - 3 plots, must be sold together, valued at $3600, $2500. 330-550-2531

Furniture Chair - Beige velvet, like new, (pd. $500), sell $95; 330-881-6033.

Din. rm. table - med. oak, round, 1 leaf & 4 chairs, 2 oak end tables with glass tops, 2 oak bar stools. All excellent condition.

Call 330-501-5376.

Nighstand - Pennsylvania House cherry, with glass top, $95. 330-881-6033.

Sofa bed, 54”, (pd. $1200), sell $175.

Call 330-881-6033

Medical Equipment POWER CHAIR $500 or best offer Call 330-793-3253

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Steam Jenny Super 2000-C, produces hot water & steam, $450. 330-727-5798

Flatbed Carts - 36x72, 10” tires,$165; 30x60, 5” tires, $140. 330-533-6322.

Jewelry

Shelving - metal, 4 shelf, on wheels, 36”W, 62”H, $30.

Call 330-881-6033

Diamond Ring - Ladies, vintage dome, 2.25 ct. cluster, with (2) 1/3 ct. rubies, $3750/offer. 330-533-6774

Lawn/Garden Equipment Billy Goat vacuum, self propelled, $350.

S-O-L-D! Garden Tractor - Craftsman, w/blades, weights & chains, tiller, belly mower, sickle bar + other attachments, manuals & spare parts. Snow is coming! $600 firm. 330-219-7188 LAWN TRACTOR MTD 21hp., 46” cut, $525/offer. 330-360-3711 Leaf Blower - Troy Bilt, 6.5 hp., excellent. Reduced, $200 cash. 330-792-8284.

Riding mower - Craftsman 20 hp, 42” cut, engine problems, $100. 330-398-1238.

Snowblower - Toro, elec. start, 9cc, 4-cyl., 4 hp., 2 yr. old, $225. Call 330-747-6592 SNOWBLOWER Craftsman 22”, 2-stage, 4 cycle, well maintained, $125 firm. 330-540-8546

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Musical Instruments PIANO - Upright Lagonda with bench, good condition, $100. Call 330-980-6973

Sporting/Exercise Equipment OH Deer Rifle - Ruger, 77/44, synthetic, never used, $650. 330-550-8617 Treadmill - Nordic Track, excellent, $200 firm.

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Universal gym, Keys Fitness 850 Power System, $2000 new, $300 firm.

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Machinery/Tools AIR COMPRESSOR Craftsman, 3hp., 30 gal., $140/offer. 330-360-3711 Radial Saw - Craftsman, 10”, like new, no stand, $100/offer. 330-503-6626.

Wheelchair - Walgreens, brand new. $50/offer.

Call 330-953-0280

Scrap Self dumping hopper, Wright, large, on wheels. $500. Also Apex built hopper, $400. 330-533-6322.

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SALES POSITION AVAILABLE Retail promotional booth sales.

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Must have reliable transportation and be able to work weekends.

Prior sales experience helpful but not necessary.

Cats KITTENS & CATS 330-502-5352

Dogs Blue Nose Terriers - 8 wks. old, males $300, females $350. Tim, 330-389-3402.

R12 collecting dust?

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WANTED: Collections of LP’s, 45 rpm Records. Cash paid. Call 330-518-6576 Moving from the area?

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SUVs Jeep Commander - 2010, 6 cyl., auto., 87,000 mi., $9900. Call 330-565-9709.

Chrysler PT Cruiser Turbo 2003. 79,000 mi., 1 owner, no snow car, never driven in winter, tires like new, $3200. Call 330-747-5676

Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo - 2002, 132,000 mi., nice shape, 4WD, works good, $3600. Call 330-792-1164.

Chrysler Sebring Conv.

2001. Excellent, gold, $3000/offer. 330-550-6381 Honda Accord EX - 2003 Looks, runs & drives like new, 158,000 mi., many new parts, $3000 S-O-L-D-!

Labrador Retrievers - AKC, chocolates & black males, shots, wormed. $500.

Ready to go. 440-645-8541.

Lincoln Town Car - 1989 Full power, remote start, good condition, $1000/offer. 330-799-1257

Rottweiler puppies - large boned, shots, microchip, $800 & up. 330-550-8435.

Mercedes Benz C230 2007.

74,000 mi., runs great, black on black, leather, sunroof, premium upgrades, $5800/reasonable offer.

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Sheltie Pups - AKC

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Pontiac Vibe - 2005 Orange, 182,000 mi., $3000.

Call 330-506-1574 WANTED Muscle or Classic Car 440-590-0193 BRITTAIN Chevrolet. 57 E. Martin St., E. Palestine, OH. Local 1-800-589-7970

Buick LeSabre - 2004, 156,000 mi., runs good $1300. CALL 330-502-7341.

SUVs

Chevrolet Corvette - 1975 Stingray, auto., T-tops, 66,000 mi., new trans., ignition, tires, & battery, yellow, $10,000 or best reasonable offer. 330-719-0134

Jeep Compass Latitude 2011, very clean, estate car, 33,000 orig. mi., new tires, $12,000. 330-506-9759.

Chrome plating, bumpers, pot metal, 3 weeks turnaround. Call 330-456-5400.

JEEP LIBERTY - 2010 Excellent condition, $6000.

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Happily Ever After Tonia Graham, Philip Patrick to wed in spring

BOARDMAN

Thomas and Connie Morocco and Cynthia Creer, all of Salem, and Les and Devera Styers of Canfield, and Al and Ruth Patrick of Bradenton, Fla., are announcing the engagement of their children, Tonia Graham and Philip Patrick, both of Salem.

The couple will be united in marriage May 3, 2019, during a private ceremony.

A reception will take place that evening at Unforgettable Moments Reception Hall in Austintown. Invitations will be issued.

The bride-elect graduated from Hannah E. Mullins School of Practical Nursing and is a licensed practical nurse.

She is the nursing supervisor at the Columbiana County Jail.

The prospective groom attended ETI Technical College and works for Exal Corp. in Youngstown.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Campana celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary surrounded by family and friends.

The couple’s children, David (Mary Ellen) Campana of Canfield and Loreta (Robert) Lape of Boardman, hosted the event. They are also the parents of Mark Campana of Millville, Minn.

Sixteen grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren complete their family.

Mr. Campana married the former Regina C. Buser on July 16, 1953, at St. Rose Church in Girard.

Mrs. Campana was the secretary at St. Stanilaus School until she retired in 1986.

Her husband retired in 1993 from Gateway Transportation and St. Johnsbury Trucking Co. where he was a tractor/trailer driver. He is a lifelong memThe couple are members of St. Miber of the Teamsters and a U.S. Army chael Church in Canfield. veteran.

Jamie Petrus | Eric Soller YOUNGSTOWN

Jamie Petrus and Dr. Eric Soller were united in marriage June 9 at the Youngstown Country Club during a ceremony that was officiated by Michael Watson. A reception took place after the service.

The parents of the bride are Karen and Joseph Petrus of Glendale, Ariz.

The groom is a son of Cynthia Appleton Soller of Boardman and the late Dr. Mark Brady Soller.

The bride wore a French crepe, mermaid-style gown with a V-neck and back and a cathedral train.

Danielle Petrus, sister of the bride, was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids, wearing black gowns, were Missy Dutton; Ashley Soller, the groom’s sister-in-law; Valentina Zappia; and Nicole Straub.

The responsibilities of best man were performed by Aref Jadallah. Craig and Brian Soller, the groom’s brothers; Jacob Rivera; Jordan Karzmer; and Brian Hudec were the groomsmen.

Mrs. Sol ler g raduated f rom Youngstown State University with a degree in business administration and is the assistant director of development programs at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland.

The Campanas celebrate their 65th anniversary

The Kerenskys honored for anniversary AUSTINTOWN

Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kerensky of Austintown were joined by their family Oct. 11 to observe the couple’s 50th wedding anniversary.

The Kerensky’s children are Jim (Jen) Murphy of Austintown; Michael (Kristen) Kerensky of Canfield; Ron (Kendra) Kerensky of Aurora; and Craig (Bertie) Kerensky of Cuyahoga Falls.

Brittany, Angela, Ryan, Lauren, Emily, Tyler, Anna, Haley, Meredith, Lilly and Liam are the couple’s grandchildren.

Mr. Kerensky and the former Cathy Murphy were married Oct. 12, 1968, at St. Christine Church in Youngstown.

The couple are retired opticians, and Mr. Kerensky is a veteran of the U.S. MaDr. Soller is a graduate of Arizona rine Corps.

The Kerenskys are members of St. State University with a bachelor’s dePatrick Church in Youngstown. gree in science; and Case Western Reserve School of Dental Medicine with a doctor of dental medicine degree. He is a resident at University Hospital’s Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland, specializing in pediatric dental medicine.

The couple honeymooned in Mexico and reside in Cleveland.