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BOARDMAN LIBRARY EVENTS

Mystery enthusiasts solve case at local library

Oktoberfest

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The cast of the Murder in the Library event and event coordinator Jen Kuczek stood together after the Murder in the Library event at the Boardman library on Sept. 29 had ended.

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Senior Chris Butler headed towards the finish at the cross country Regional Championship meet.

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This timid little kitty is named Lestat. Lestat is a handsome gray/blue smoky guy at about 5-months-old. He will definitely need someone to work with him to get over being scared. He should be the only cat in the household, at least for awhile, but he does get along with other cats in the room so maybe one other cat would help him come out of his shell. He loves to play! Lestat’s identification number is A141087.

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POLICE REPORTS Oct. 12 Burglary: Someone forcibly entered a residence in the 7400 block of Hitchcock Road. Two $400 rings were missing. Criminal damaging: A woman left Southern Park Mall and noticed a rear tire on her car had been slashed. Burglary: To a home in the 5200 block of Trotter Drive, from which a pair of earrings and a diamond ring were stolen. The loss was estimated at $5,400. Fraud: A pharmacist with CVS Pharmacy, 417 Boardman-Poland Road, told police someone had phoned in a fraudulent prescription. Criminal mischief: A vehicle in the 4300 block of Devonshire was found with an unknown substance smeared on its rearview window. Damage came to about $500. Possible theft: A woman reported her driver’s license lost or stolen while at an Applewood Boulevard restaurant. Drugs/weapon: Officers responded to a report of a man passed out in a car near Market Street and U.S. Route 224 before charging 53-year-old James A. Williams Jr. of Mabel Avenue, Youngstown, with drug abuse, possession of drug paraphernalia, carrying a concealed weapon and operating a vehicle impaired. Williams admitted having a bindle containing suspected heroin and that he had taken prescription painkillers, leading authorities to believe he was impaired; in addition, he had a rope with a folding knife that acted as a handle, a report showed. Theft: A man reportedly stole a $2 lighter from Dollar General, 5953 South Ave. Oct. 13 Arrest: Members of the U.S. Marshals Task Force arrested 34-year-old Michael Esposito III of Youngstown-Poland Road, Youngstown, who was wanted on charges of domestic violence and intimidation after police responded to a Boardman-Poland Road restaurant, where his former girlfriend alleged Esposito had stalked her and repeatedly called the business after hours. Esposito also threatened to harm an officer who answered two of his calls to the establishment, a report stated. Burglary: Timothy V. Jacobs, 57, of Boardman, surrendered on a burglary charge after a May 23 incident in which a woman reported someone had entered her Hillman Way apartment via an unlocked kitchen window, then

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At Angels For Animals in Canfield, there is the beautiful Ella. Ella is a very dignified Tortie who was born on March 10, 2013. She came in to the shelter on Nov. 4, 2015. She was returned to Angels when the landlord changed hands and told her former owner that no cats were allowed. Her identification number is A088312. If you would like to meet Ella, stop by Angels For Animals to see her. She is very loving and gets along with the other cats in their room.

removed a $400 laptop computer. Identity theft: An official with Kohl’s, 383 Boardman-Poland Road, told a detective that an employee possibly had tried to use another person’s Social Security number in a fraudulent manner. Theft: A woman reported her wallet missing from her car while at Southern Park Mall. Drugs: While investigating possible drug activity in the 5300 block of Southern Boulevard, authorities took into custody Keimone L. Black of Carlotta Drive, Youngstown, on charges of drug abuse and possession of drug paraphernalia. The 24-year-old Black, who also was wanted on a bench warrant, had in his car a digital scale, a bag of suspected marijuana and a cigar partially filled with suspected marijuana, police alleged. Theft: Police were dispatched to Boardman Area Court on Market Street to take custody of 30-year-old Rachel A. Walker, who faced a theft charge. Walker, of Kenilworth Avenue, Warren, was accused of stealing $218 worth of lingerie and perfume Oct. 7 from Victoria’s Secret in Southern Park Mall. Arrest: A traffic stop near Shields Road led to the arrest of 48-year-old Alonzo C. Ransome Jr. of Midland Avenue, Youngstown. He was wanted on a Belmont County, Ohio, warrant charging failure to appear in court. Oct. 14 Domestic violence: Terry D. Marks, 53, of Boardman, faced a third-degree felony domestic-violence charge after his girlfriend alleged Marks struck her head with a porcelain coffee mug during an argument when she had served him with an eviction notice. The charge was elevated because of prior convictions, a report said. Menacing: A man told police a woman with whom he has ongoing problems threatened him as he spoke with the owner of a Boardman-Poland Road business. Theft: A woman in her mid-30s reportedly stole five or six bottles of laundry detergent from Dollar General, 5953 South Ave. Breaking and entering: Someone entered the boiler room in an apartment complex in the 6800 block of Southern Boulevard, damaged a washing machine and took 20 feet of copper pipes and a steam-heating radiator.

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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

Did you watch the World Series this week?

Would you support a property assessment to install sidewalks throughout the city?

Yes - I watched all the games. 77%.

No - But I checked on the results after. 11%

Yes - I just watched this week. 11%.

No - I wasn’t interested. 0%

BOARDMAN When should decorating for the December holidays begin? The earlier, the better. 0%. The first day of November. 20%.

Yes - They are essential for safety. 28%. Yes - But it would depend on the cost. 0%.

No - Not at this time, but maybe in the future. 28%. No - We don’t need them. 42%.

POLAND What is your favorite part of November?

The first day of December. 60%.

The hopefully cooler weather. 28%.

Thanksgiving, of course. 57%.

Other. 20%.

All of the holiday sales. 0%.

Other. 14%.

NEW POLL QUESTION AUSTINTOWN

CANFIELD

What is the best part of having a pet?

Which fall dessert is your current favorite?

The constant companionship. Teaching the children responsibility.

Having something to take care of. Other.

Pie of any kind.

Cookies of any kind.

Pumpkin roll.

Other.

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How often do you do something just for yourself? Have you begun shopping for the December holidays yet? I try to every day.

Maybe once every week or so.

Yes - I began a while ago.

At least a few times per week.

Not as often as I should.

Yes - But just recently.

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No - I’m waiting for Black Friday and Cyber Monday. No - I’ll start in December.

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Contra dance to be Nov. 12 The Western Reserve Contra Dance will take place from 7-9:30 p.m. on Nov. 12 at the Dublin Grange Hall, located at 6571 Fairground Boulevard in Canfield. The “contra” is a New England social dance with ever-changing partners and live traditional music by the band “One String Short.” A caller will teach each dance and guide the dancers. Dress is casual, beginners and all ages are welcome, partners are not required and new friends will be made. Admission is $8 and light refreshments will be served. The Grange Hall is located just off 224, behind the CVS pharmacy. See http://www.westernreservecontradance.com for more information.

LTP to assemble care bags for the homeless Local non-profit organization Love This Place (LTP) is looking to provide emergency materials to area homeless population by assembling care bags for the homeless. LTP invites the public to Magic Tree Pub & Eatery on Nov. 17 at 6 p.m. to participate in assembling bags containing materials such as nonperishable snacks, bottles of water, gloves, hats, blankets, etc. LTP is also encouraging participants to help sponsor bags at $20 per bag by donating either by check with “Care Bags” in the memo and sent to PO Box 3726 Youngstown, OH 44513 or directly online at http:// lovethisplace.us/giving/.

Give-A-Coat program Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mahoning Valley & Western Pennsylvania is helping local youth stay warm this winter through its annual Give-A-Coat program. The Give-A-Coat campaign provides new winter coats to youth in Trumbull, Mahoning and Columbiana counties who have pre-registered with the Salvation Army in their county. The upcoming Give-A-Coat program dates and locations are Nov. 5 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Salvation Army, located at 1501 Glenwood Ave in Youngstown, and Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Salvation Army, located at 270 Franklin St. in Youngstown. Preregistration is required by contacting Sarah Cordero at 330-746-8403 or Dianna Morales at 330-392-1573.

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The three winners of the Murder in the Library program received a prize for winning. Pictured, from left, are Sandy Garver - second place, Mattison Russel - first place and Judy Cundik, whose guess was the furthest from correct.

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The cast of the Murder in the Library event and event coordinator Jen Kuczek stood together after the event at the Boardman library on Sept. 29 ended. Pictured, from left, are (front) Mary Yee, Mallory Wiand, Nicole DiPiero and Vikki Peck; (back) Stuart Gibbs, Kevin Clark, John Yingling, Rob Morris and Jen Kuczek.

Murder mystery takes place at Boardman library By ALEXIS BARTOLOMUCCI abartolomucci@vindy.com

The Boardman library hosted a murder mystery event on Sept. 29, called Murder in the Library: Pasta, Passion and Pistols. Jen Kuczek, a Poland librarian, worked for several months planning and organizing the event. More than 90 people attended the Boardman library to try and figure out who killed the main character, Pepe Roni, owner of La Speranza restaurant. “I think the excitement of the audience and the staff members who participate is my favorite

part,” said Kuczek. Out of the eight people who volunteered to play cast members, seven of them participated in the one last year. Six of the cast members are also staff members from the different library branches of the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County. Kevin Clark, an administrator at CCCTC, and Rob Morris, a French and drama teacher at Valley Christian, were the only two who are not library faculty. The characters the volunteers portrayed were Marco Roni, Clair Voyant, Father Al Fredo, Mama Rosa, Rocco Scarfazzi,

Tara Misu, Bo Jalais and Angel Roni. The character names were all a play on words referencing Italian and French food and language. The audience members got to enjoy Italian cuisine, such as bread, pasta salad and a biscotti between scenes. At the end of program, the audience members used clues given to them throughout the program to guess which suspect was the one guilty of killing Pepe Roni. Three winners received a gift bag. The first place winner was the one who got the correct answer, the second place winner was the

one who came the next closest to being all correct and the third place winner was the one whose guess was furthest away from the correct answer. “I think they really enjoy it and their dedication is amazing. Having access to information they make costumes and have accents from what region they’re from. It’s just really fun,” said Kuczek about the volunteers. This is the second year Kuczek has organized a mystery at the library event and she hopes they continue to stay as popular as they are now. The next program is planned for Spring of 2017.

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Volunteers dressed up as suspects and gave clues for the Murder in the Library event on Sept. 29 at the Boardman library.

Bo Jalais, played by Rob Morris, confessed the truth to the audience after they guessed who the murderer was during the Murder in the Library event at the Boardman library on Sept. 29.

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Continued from Page 2 Theft: A woman discovered a $600 electronic notepad missing while at a business in the 8200 block of Market Street. Oct. 15 Breaking and entering/felonious assault: Authorities responded to a possible break-in in the 4200 block of Chester Drive, where a man said he believed another man had pointed a gun at the accuser, prompting him to fire a shot in the air toward the other person. Theft: Joseph C. Lutz, 36, who listed addresses on Winchester Avenue in Youngstown and Boardman-Canfield Road in Boardman, was charged with stealing a set of trash bags, a container of baby wipes and two packages of diapers from Walmart, 1300 Doral Drive. Drugs: The property manager with an apartment complex in the 800 block of Cook Avenue reported having found evidence of drug use at one of the units. A day earlier, a tenant reportedly had suffered a drug overdose, a report stated. Criminal mischief: A Lost Creek Drive man noticed his mailbox had been pulled from the ground and tossed over a nearby fence. Identity theft: A Cranberry Run Drive woman

reported getting an email from a bank in Timonium, Md., stating someone had attempted to open a line of credit with her personal information. Theft: A man accidentally left his wallet at a Doral Drive big-box store before discovering it had been stolen. Theft: Chantel M. Georgalas, 20, of Helena Avenue, and Destiny M. Cintron, 22, of Mumford Drive, faced theft charges after the two Youngstown women were accused of taking $218 worth of merchandise, including a pair of boys socks, from Walmart. Cintron also was charged with endangering children because she had a small child in a stroller during the shoplifting situation, a report alleged. Burglary: Occurred in the 4600 block of Simon Road through a rear door. Stolen were two wristwatches, a chain saw, prescription medication and other items. Theft: A Poland woman reported her $400 iPhone stolen as she shopped at a business in Shops at Boardman Park. Oct. 16 Criminal mischief: A vehicle in the 3400 block of Flora Lane was found with damage to three windows, including a cargo window.

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T he Boa rd ma n School s Fund For Educational Excellence awarded si x teacher mini-grants last school year. Two of them went to the music and art departments. Recently, several Foundation Board Members visited to see the progress students are making in the arts, thanks to the new equipment purchased from the foundation. The Orchestra Fa ll Pops Concert occurred on Oct. 19. The students were using the new audio/video system from the grant, to record and critique their performance.

“T he tech nolog y i mplemented has en ha nced t he Orchestra members’ listening skills to create a more powerful final performance,” said Joyce Mistovich, Foundation President. T he tota l g ra nt awarded to Orchestra Director Bill Amendol and Band Director Tom Ruggieri was $1,472 for this “Audio/Visual Infusion.” T he v isua l a r t s g ra nt, called “Google Classroom,” was awarded to high school a r t teacher A ma nda Bero. She purchased three Toshiba Chrome Books and an iPad

for nearly $1,300. Art classes benefit as Bero uses Google Classroom to introduce shading techniques. Students can access the demo on Chrome Books if they need to review it, and they can access it from home. Foundation member Edie Davidson was impressed by how the students could follow the art lesson so much easier. “W it h t he new tech nology, Ms. Bero demonstrated the shading concepts ‘live’ so students could see the techniques, larger than life,” Davidson said.

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Continued from Page 4 Damage came to $600. Identity fraud: A Lowellville man learned that his credit card had been used to make about $230 worth of fraudulent purchases at two Southern Park Mall stores. Theft: A Lemans Drive woman reported her son’s 20-inch bicycle had been stolen.

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Menacing: An Applecrest Court woman alleged her former boyfriend had threatened to harm her and damage the accuser’s vehicle. Oct. 21 Attempted burglary: A woman returned to her apartment in the 8100 block of Southern Boulevard and noticed a window screen on the ground and that the upper portion of the window had been forcibly moved, apparently as someone tried to gain entry.

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Clowns at Oktoberfest at Boardman Park on Oct. 2 made balloon animals and entertained the families who attended the event.

Oktoberfest celebrates 40th year By ALEXIS BARTOLOMUCCI abartolomucci@vindy.com

The Boardman Rotary Club hosted its 40th annual Oktoberfest at Boardman Park on Oct. 2. Thousands of people made their way to Boardman Park to celebrate Oktoberfest by exploring more than 150 vendors and eating food from 15 different food trucks. The event ran from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. with plenty of activities, vendors and performances to enjoy. The Rotary Club’s co-chairs Joe Ignazio and Ted Thornton, along with the other members of the Rotary Club, work tediously year after year to make the event a success.

“Everything we make here goes right back to the community. Not only for Boardman, but for Youngstown and North Lima,” said co-chair Joe Ignazio. The event is always offered on the fourth Sunday after Labor Day and is weather-driven; the nicer the weather, the more people who come out to attend. A children’s area with drums, cornhole, a bounce-a-round and arts and crafts is available for children of all ages to participate in. There were stations for face painting, pumpkin paintings and plenty of dogs to pet. Boardman Rotary Club has hosted Oktoberfest at Board-

man Park for all 40 years and plans on continuing to host the event there for future Oktoberfests. Admission is $3 for adults and children older than 12-years-old. There is free parking on-site and free parking offsite with a shuttle to take guests to Boardman Park. “The first time we had it, it was 1,000 people and now it’s crazy. We give back about $5060,000 a year and we don’t keep one penny of it,” said Ignazio. Oktoberfest is a long-standing tradition that attracts several people. It is the largest fundraiser for the Boardman Rotary Club to collect money and donate back to the community.

Local surgeon speaks at conference in Italy Dr. Lawrence A. DiDomenico, a podiatric foot and ankle surgeon and managing partner of Ankle & Foot Care Centers, was a speaker at two recent international medical conferences in Florence, Italy. DiDomenico presented a research summary poster in late September at the Fifth World Congress of the World Union of Healing Societies at Fortezza Da Baso in Florence. The poster summarized research that documented excellent healing rates for a set of diabetic wound care patients who underwent both wound care and surgical

reconstruction to correct deformities. The World Congress, offered every four years, drew 4,000 attendees from across the world, including vascular surgeons, podiatric surgeons, plastic surgeons, dermatologists, nurses and others. DiDomenico also spoke on Oct. 8 at an international conference hosted by the Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine at Kent State’s Florence campus. He spoke on surgical reconstruction of the diabetic foot. The presentation was part of a three-day continuing education seminar for Italian

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Gabby and Ana mix together their mashed potatoes with food coloring to make different colored mashed potatoes during Sprout Club on Oct. 13 at Fellows Riverside Gardens.

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Happily Ever After Parents announce Ozenghar-Moore wedding plans The parents of Amy Ozenghar and Matthew Moore, both of Youngstown, are announcing their upcoming wedding plans. Miss Ozenghar is the daughter of Judy Ozenghar of Salem and Robert and Mary Ozenghar of Edgewater, Fla. Mr. Moore is the son of Howard and Maryann Moore of New Castle, Pa. The wedding is planned for 1:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at St. James Meeting House in Boardman Park. A reception will follow at Palermo Banquet Center in Campbell. Invitations are being issued for both events. The bride-elect graduated from Youngstown State University with a bachelor’s degree in business administration. She is a call center supervisor for Infocision in Austintown. The prospective groom is a material handler for McKesson Pharmaceutical in New Castle.

Allison Queen, Brian Day plan November rite James and Sharon Queen of Canfield are announcing the wedding plans of their daughter, Allison Lynne Queen, and Brian K. Day, both of Columbus. The prospective groom is the son of James and Janet Day also of Columbus. A ceremony is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at Powers Auditorium in Youngstown. An evening reception will follow at DeYor Performing Arts Center in Youngstown. Invitations are being issued for both events. The bride-elect graduated with a bachelor’s degree in health science from Kent State University and a degree in diagnostic medical sonography from West Coast Ultrasound Institute. She works as a pharmaceutical representative for Cardinal Health in Dublin, Ohio. The prospective groom graduated from Ohio State University with a bachelor’s degree in business marketing. He is a sales manager for Germain Toyota in Columbus.

Randi Yazvac, George Kubas are engaged Thomas and Diane Yazvac of Boardman are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Randi Michele Yazvac, to George David Kubas, both of Boardman. The parents of the prospective groom are Donald and Laura Kubas, also of Boardman. St. Charles Borromeo Church will be the location of the Nov. 26 ceremony. A reception will follow at The Lake Club in Poland. Invitations will be extended for both events. The bride-elect graduated from Youngstown State University with a bachelor’s degree in integrated mathematics education. She earned a master’s degree in education in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) curriculum from Concordia University. She is employed as a teacher by Crestview Local Schools, Columbiana. The prospective groom earned at bachelor’s degree in chemical engineering from YSU, where he is pursuing a doctorate in materials science and engineering. He is working as an intern laboratory researcher for Simon Roofing.

Sylvia and Antonio Crespo celebrate 60th anniversary Antonio and Sylvia Crespo celebrated their 60th anniversary on Aug. 6 with a family dinner at Alberini’s in Boardman. The couple have seven children: Antonio (Maria) Crespo Jr., Myrna Crespo and Lindy Rivera, all of Austintown; Nancy (Michael) Laboy of Campbell; Iris Crespo of Youngstown; Sylvia (Berle) Vircks of Cortland; and Hector (Denise) Crespo of Ashburn, Va. The Crespos have 10 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The former Sylvia Olivero and Mr. Crespo were ma r r ied Aug. 4, 1956, at t he Cathedral of Our Lady of the Candelaria, Puerto Rico. Mrs. Crespo is a homemaker, and Mr. Crespo retired from LTV Steel in Youngstown in 1986 and worked for the Water Department of Youngstown until 1999. The Crespos attend Santa Rosa de Lima Catholic Church in Christ the Good Shepherd Parish, Campbell.

Amy Stevens and Aaron Baker plan November rite Paul and Betty Stevens of Canfield are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Amy Ellen Stevens, to Aaron Matthew Baker, both of Girard. The parents of the prospective groom are Pamela Baker of Girard and Terrence Baker of Austintown. The couple are planning an open ceremony for 2 p.m. Nov. 19 at St. Christine Church in Youngstown, with an evening reception at The Maronite Center, also in Youngstown. Invitations will be issued for the reception. The bride-elect is a teacher at Small Wonders Discovery and Learning Center in Greenford, Ohio. The prospective groom is an intervention specialist with Warren City School System.

Howard and Lillian Divelbiss celebrate 65th anniversary Howard W. and Lillian (Boyer) Divelbiss of Austintown celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary Sept. 1 with a family dinner at Davidson’s Restaurant in Cornersburg. The couple were married on Sept. 1, 1951, at Southside Presbyterian Church, Youngstown. They have three children, Howard W. III (Sherr y) Divelbiss of Austintow n, Laura Ann (Joe) Assion of Medina, Ohio, and Lynn Twanette Divelbiss (Louis Warren) of Bradford, Mass. The family also includes grandchildren, Andrea Assion of Seminole, Fla.; Katelyn Assion (Carl Stewart) of Medina; Adam Divelbiss of Austintown; and Gregg (Deena) Divelbiss of Dublin, Ohio, and great-grandchildren, Aiden, Marko, Genevieve and Vivian Divelbiss. Mr. Divelbiss retired from Valley Mould, Hubbard, and the BP Service Station in Austintown. Mrs. Divelbiss retired from Ohltown United Methodist Church, where she was a secretary for 30 years. She also worked at First United Methodist Church of Austintown for seven years. The couple have been members of the Ohltown UMC for 54 years.

The couple were volunteers for Hospice of the Valley, Mr. Divelbiss for 15 years and Mrs. Divelbiss for 27 years. Both now serve on the organization’s mail team committee.

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Continued from Page 6 Criminal mischief: Someone tossed eggs at the front door to a home in the 5800 block of Sharon Drive. Burglary: A portable DVD player was missing from a residence in the 200 block of East Western Reserve Road someone had forcibly entered, possibly through a window. Felonious assault: A 15-year-old boy alleged that while in the 400 block of Boardman-Canfield Road, a driver with whom the boy had been in a confrontation several months earlier struck the accuser’s bicycle with the front of his vehicle before driving away. The teen was not injured, though. Theft: A woman reported a $5,000 gold engagement ring missing from her West Parkside Drive home. Burglary: Police arrested 24-year-old Teon D. Stennis at his Moyer Avenue apartment on a

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burglary warrant, then charged the Boardman man with resisting arrest after saying he had attempted to jump from a window. Stennis also was wanted on a Youngstown bench warrant charging failure to appear in court. Criminal mischief: Two men reportedly entered the employee break room at a BoardmanPoland Road home-improvement store, then rummaged through several personal lockers. Felonious assault: Charges of felonious assault and obstructing official business were to have been filed against a 50-year-old Columbiana man after authorities had responded to a report that the man was trying to start fights with several people at a South Avenue restaurant. A patron alleged the Columbiana man came toward him in a pickup truck in an effort to strike the accuser, a report stated. Oct. 24 Harassment: A Hitchcock Road man said a former friend has made and left a series of offensive and unwanted calls and messages. Theft: Brandon A. Hall of Forest Park Drive, Boardman, surrendered on a felony-theft

charge after an elderly Pearson Circle woman alleged Hall, 19, had stolen $100 worth of packing tape from her. Employee theft: Caileigh M. Dayton, 22, of South Portland Avenue, Youngstown, was charged after a loss-prevention official with T.J. Maxx & More, 717 Boardman-Poland Road, alleged Dayton had made a $43 fraudulent purchase with a stolen store value card. Theft: A Glenwood Avenue man discovered two checks, including a $360 rent check, were missing from a mailbox. Theft: A Canfield man told authorities three rings valued at $15,000 had been taken from his elderly mother’s room at a South Avenue long-term care facility. Burglary: To a home in the 5900 block of Northlawn Avenue. Clothing may have been stolen. Criminal damaging: A man reported a treeremoval company’s truck had left ruts in the yard of his deceased father’s Arden Boulevard residence. Truck theft: A 2012 Ford F-250 truck was stolen in the 1100 block of Red Tail Hawk Drive.

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Division first team athletes Several Boardman athletes have been named first district teams. Players from the first team include Cole Christman, Cade Kreps, Brian Terlesky, Jacinta Pikunas and Jenna Vivo.

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Butler advances to State Championship Meet Senior Chris Butler will represent Boardman High School at t he OHSA A State Cross Countr y Championship after placing ninth overall in a time of 16:24 at the OHSA A Northeast Regional Championship at BHS. “I am very happy for Chris,” said Boardman Head Coach John Phillips. “He has had such a t remendous season and has worked for four years to get to state, he certainly deserves this.” The Spartans finished 17th overall as a team and finish the season with a record of 151-43. Junior Mark Moradian was 78th in a time of 17:44, senior Nathaniel Ams was 95th in a time of 17:50, freshman Mitchell Dunham was 112th in a time of 17:58, senior Nick

Dig iacomo was 156t h i n a t i me of 18 :27, ju n ior Lu ke Hetzel was 176th in a time of 18:40, and senior Dom Eorio was 178th in 18:42. “I am so proud of this team and what they have accomplished this year,” said Phillips. “The seniors have rebuilt our program the last three years and t his season t hey put Boardman cross country back to where we belong.” Butler will run at 12:30 p.m. on Nov. 5 at Nationa l Trail Raceway i n Hebron, seeking the school’s second state champion in boys cross country history. “Chris is going there to win and will represent our program, school, and commuNeighbors | Submitted nity very well on Saturday,” Senior Chris Butler headed towards the finish at the cross country Regional said Phillips. Championship meet.

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On Oct. 23, Alayna Cuevas from Boardman Glenwood Junior High School represented her school well at the Ohio Cross Country Middle School State Championships. Cuevas ran the two mile course in 12:31 placing first, winning the State Championship in the Silver division at Hilliard Bradley High School. Pictured is Alayna Cuevas on her first place poduim.

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Apartments Unfurnished Austintown - 2 bdrm. duplex. Nice, new carpet, no steps, $525/mo. + gas & elec. Call 330-719-5962 BOARDMAN - Quiet bldg. in great location on Becky Ct., 1 bdrm. w/loft & 1.5 bath, heat & water pd. Please call 330-702-0255 for more info. Boardman/Poland Apts., lofts, townhouses. Pets welcome. Sr. Disc. Call 330-758-5916 Canfield - 2 bdrm., 1.5 bath, 4-plex. Coin laundry, carport. 6128 Tippecanoe Rd. $575/mo. + gas & elec. No pets. Call 330-502-1838 Canfield - 2 bdrm., heat & hot water incl., $625/mo. 330-261-1634 Girard - 21 S. Randolph, Parkwood area efficiency, stove, refrigerator, $325+ security. Call 330-540-5419. GIRARD/Liberty - 2 bdrm. all util. pd. except electric, no pets. Call 330-717-8268 Liberty - 1465 Townsend Lg. 2 bdrm., appliances, heat, water, trash included, $540/mo. Call 330-540-5419

Acreage BRUNER LAND CO., INC. 330-423-9285 www.brunerland.com MAHONING CO. Milton Twp., 8 acres, former golf course, $52,900. Milton Twp., 22 acres, $55,900. County Line Rd. TRUMBULL CO. Brookfield Twp., 60 acres, $129,900. Champion Twp., 43 wooded acres, utilities, $114,900. Fowler Twp., 7 acres, $24,900. Warner Rd. Mespo Twp., 20 acres , $39,900. S.R. 87.

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STUFF Appliances Washer - Bosch Nexxt, 300 Series & Dryer, 500 Series, gas, front loaders, like new, Reduced to $450/offer. Call 330-565-2028.

Bicycles BIKE - Giant Cypress frame 17, gear 21, men’s, $100. S-O-L-D!

Building Materials

KEROSENE HEATER 35,000 BTU, like new, 2 wicks, $115, 30% off new. Call 330-759-7218 TOOL CHEST on wheels, large, 15-drawer, good condition, $375. 330-720-4741 TRAFFIC LIGHT Large, vintage, yellow metal, $120. Call 330-720-4741

Sporting/Exercise Equipment Gun - 1890 Winchester, 22 short, 5 digit serial, no bluing, $400. 330-240-1078. Revolver - 38 Special Taurus, M850 blue, fired 20 times, like new, $395/offer. Call 330-549-4658

TV/Stereo/Video Tube TV - 36” Toshiba w/stand, 2 DVD players & 1 VHS player, $100. Call 330-757-2855

Wanted to Buy WANTED: Collections of LP’s, 45 rpm Records. Cash paid. Call 330-518-6576

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Dogs

Bedroom Set, 5 pc., matching, $350; Kitchen table, 42x60 solid oak w/2 leaves, 42x96, includes 6 matching chairs, $450. 330-720-2788

Bulldog crosses, Morkies, Shorkies, Yorkies, MaltePoo, Poms. Super Low Prices on our puppies. ShihTzu, Shih-Chon, Chihuahua, Malti-Chone, Shorkie-Poo, Shih-Poo, Mal-Shih, YorkiePoo. Extra $50 off older males. www.ohiopuppy.com 1560 E. Liberty St. (off Belmont Ave.) by Denny’s - 330-259-1286

DINING ROOM SET Hutch, table, 4 chairs. Purchased at Sheely’s in 2010. Sell for $1200; pd. $2800. Call 330-503-3458

Yo. West - Cute 1-bdrm. apt., large kit., private parking, $400/mo.+elec. Water & gas paid. 330-301-2987.

BELL - Antique, over 100 yrs. old, incl. yoke & bracket, $125. Call 330-755-5466

Furniture

POLAND - 1989 Wolosyn 2 bdrm., 1 bath, $550 + sec., heat included 330-519-3049

Yo. South - Upstairs, 2 bdrm. apt., liv. rm., din. rm., kit., bath, $450/mo. incl. water, alarm system. 402-681-1691/402-330-7357

BARBEQUE GRILL New, 7-N-1 smoker/cooker, $85. Call 330-720-4741

KITTENS & CATS 330-502-5352

Couch - seldom used, khaki sage, paid $1200, asking $500. Call 330-770-8619

Yo. South - 145 E. Midlothian. 1-Bdrm. in a secured building, $400/mo. + sec. & elec. Call 330-540-5419

Miscellaneous Air Compressor - Campbell Hausfeld, 5 hp, 20 gal., 220 volt, $100. S - O - L - D !

Roof material - rubber, new, error in ordering, Firestone, .060-15x20, 300 sq. ft., paid $267, sell for $150. Call 330-758-0063.

Niles - 2 bdrm., quiet, clean, all included except elec., 2nd floor. Ideal for retirees, $650. Karen, 330-360-6826

Poland - Lg. 3-bdrm. 2nd floor duplex., 2 bath. Heat & water incl., 2 yr. lease, $800/mo. Call 330-501-0535

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Headboard - king size, mattress, box springs & sheets, $20. Call 330-530-8276. Hutch - cherry, glass doors, lighted, excellent condition, $200/offer. 330-301-4051. MATTRESS KING - $75, any size set & up. 6534 Market. Call 330-758-3217

Medical Equipment

Cats

Free Pets FREE KITTENS & cats. Litter trained, pics available. Call 330-599-1370

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Houses For Rent

OXYGEN CONCENTRATOR Good for migraines, low hours, $300. 330-565-6973

Boardman - 612 Pierce Dr. 3-Bdrm., 2 bath, $850/mo. + dep. & util. 330-856-6407

Chevrolet Corvette - 1974 350 auto., good body & frame, needs some repair, $5200/offer. 330-792-8531 or 330-942-2890

Lawn/Garden Equipment

ATVs

Poland Twp. - Small 2 bdrm. ranch, lg. yard, garage, nonsmoking, $725/mo. + util. Call 330-509-2500

DUAL BAGGER - fits 42” lawn tractor, $65. Call 330-799-3540

Polaris Scrambler - 2001 New fuel tank, new trans., excellent running condition, $2500/offer. 216-544-8021 or 330-469-6969

Truck Wheels - 4, from Ford F-150 pickup, 2008, $150. Call 330-651-3534

Automobile Storage Car Storage, $40/mo. & Golf Cart Storage, $20/mo. 330-565-5803/330-565-5801

Campers/RVs

Trucks Chevrolet S-10 2002. Ext. cab, silver, 4.3 V-6, cap, 148,000 mi., no rust, $2650. Call 440-520-0203 DODGE PICK-UP - 1987 Runs, but needs work, $475. Call 330-720-4741 Ford Ranger 2007. Super cab, 73,000 mi., red, very good condition, remote start, bed liner & cover, $9500/offer. 330-716-3581 Ford F-150 XLT 2003 Ext. cab, 98,500 mi., bed liner, cap, orig. owner, $3500. Call 330-550-3652

Winnebago Class A Motorhome 1986. 22ft., 454 Chevy, 45,000 mi., great condition inside & out, new tires, $3300. Call 330-718-2092

Ford F-150 XLT - 2002 Ext. cab, 94,000 mi., extra clean, hard tonneau cover, red/brown, V-8, full power, $4900. S - O - L - D !

Motorcycles/Mopeds

FORD F-150 - 2001 Runs good, needs bed, $3000. Call 330-518-7264

Suzuki 400 Burgman - 2007 $2500. Good condition. Call 330-506-1416

Automobiles Cadillac ATS - 2013 AWD, 19,000 mi., like new, $17,000/offer. Call 330-506-2192 Cadillac STS 2006. High mi., nice looking car, runs good, $4000/offer. 330-540-6933 Cadillac DeVille - 1995, dark green, cream int., 35,000 mi., non Northstar, excellent, $4900. 330-519-3041. Chevrolet Cruze LTZ RS 2015. 25,000 mi., sun roof, heated leather seats, loaded, R title, $11,500. 330-544-5114 Chevrolet Impala - 2011 43,000 mi., good condition, $7500. S - O - L - D !

Ford F150 - 1998, 4x4, V-6 engine, 161,000 mi., new battery & alternator, good rubber, fiberglass Tonneau cover, good runner, $3000. Call 330-502-0553.

Vans Dodge Grand Caravan, 2007 Special edition, leather heated seats, V-6, 3.8, DVD, weather tech floor mats, all power, excellent condition, priced to sell, $3500. S-O-L-D! Dodge Caravan - 2001 runs but needs work, $500/ best offer. 330- 506-1416.

Lawn Mowing/ Yard Work Leaf Removal, Lawns & Landscaping Sr. Discount. 330-881-7671

Electrical Work

Leaf Removal

A Better Free Estimates New breaker boxes, rewire, lic., insured. 330-758-7074

Mr. B Home Services. Leaf removal, whole yard clean up or curbside pickup. Call 330-509-5680

Gutter Cleaning & Installation Gutter cleaning, screening, repairs, also new gutters. Sr. Disc. Call 330-782-1401.

Handyman BROWN Handyman & Remodeling. Jobs big & small. 34 yrs. exp. 330-766-0925.

Hauling

ROZZI’S LAWN SERVICE Leaf Removal! Free Est.! 330-506-0801 330-406-1633

Siding SHAWN’S Vinyl Siding and Repairs. Don’t Delay, Call Today! 330-746-8158

Ford Econoline 1500 - 1999, V-8 Titan motor, 89,000 mi., $1100/offer. 330-599-1370.

ABC Hauling & Moving Anything • Anytime • BBB Accredited. 330-788-0579

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Chevrolet Cobalt LT - 2009 4 dr., all power, tilt, cruise, CD, new tires & brakes, only 73,000 mi., $6950/offer. 330-540-1230 Chevrolet Impala - 2005 Well maintained, many new parts, $2300/offer. Call Bill at 330-559-2126

Carpet/Floor Covering Carpets by  Jim Dunn  All brands, sales, installation, restretching & repairs. 35 Yrs.+ Exp. 330-550-8649

POSITION VACANCY Westminster College

Systems Analyst, Library and Information Services

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Westminster College, a top-tier liberal arts college located in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, invites applications for the position of Systems Analyst. This is a new fulltime position in Library & Information Services (LIS) reporting to the Director of Enterprise Services. In collaboration with LIS staff, the successful candidate will be the primary support person for the Office of Institutional Advancement (IA) data and systems. Duties include, but are not limited to, maintaining and upgrading the Institutional Advancement database and related software; providing database training and support to endusers in the IA office, facilitating the efficient flow of data between the IA database and other institutional platforms; and creating processes, policies, and procedures for issues related to IA data and systems. And necessary and as time permits, the candidate will also assist with other LIS projects and initiatives. Required Qualifications Bachelor’s degree in Information Science, Computer Science, Software Engineering or other related field or equivalent combination of training and experience; Experience with database systems and SQL; Ability and desire to work collaboratively with colleagues throughout the institution: Good analytical, organizational and project management skills; Excellent writing, speaking, and interpersonal skills; Creativity, flexibility, and enthusiasm. Preferred Qualifications 3-5 years’ experience as a Systems Analyst or Database Administrator; Experience with Raiser’s Edge development software and/or other Blackbaud products; Familiarity with report writing software; Experience Jenzabar products, particularly EX, JICS, and JRM; Familiarity with scripting languages (ColdFusion, ASP.NET, PHP, etc.) More Information Please visit http://www.westminster.edu to learn more about becoming part of an institution that is nationally recognized for its outstanding graduation rates, civic engagement, undergraduate research in all fields, and women in STEM. To Apply Please submit a letter of application, resume, and provide contact information for three job-related references to: Erin T. Smith, Associate Dean of Library and Information Services; By email to: LISapply@westminster.edu.

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Chrysler PT Cruiser - 2010 Perfect condition, clean, 65,000 mi., wine color, $7500. Call 330-719-0651 DODGE CARAVAN - 2006 Good condition, $1800 or best offer. 330-809-5542

Ford Focus SE -2011 $3200. 330-506-8915 Ford Crown Victoria - 2000 Ex-police, good runner, $1150. S - O - L - D ! Lincoln MKZ - 2007, 4 dr. sedan, black, black leather int., moon roof, A/C, GPS, 71,000 mi., excellent condition, $7500. 330-755-2952 Lincoln Town Car - 1999 159,000 mi., $1100/offer. Call 330-549-5731 Mazda 3 - 2007, looks bad, runs good, $650/offer. Call 330-207-1793

Ford Explorer XLT - 2010 4x4, new tires, moonroof, cruise, 7 pass., excellent condition in & out, $7800 trades welcomed. Call 330-207-1188 Jeep Liberty Sport - 2002 V-6, auto., 4x4, sport wheels, push bar, extras, real good condition, $3750/offer. 330-503-8364. Isuzu Rodeo - 2000 6 cyl, 4WD, $950/offer. Call 330-501-2957

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