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When a person dies and chooses the complete form of green burial, the body must be wrapped or placed ina biodegradable material. Joseph Lane, president and chief operating officer of Lane Funeral Homes, shows a shroud made of sea grass that could be used in green burials. Green burial "is something different and not for everyone, but it's something we can't ignore," Lane said. At the Lane Funeral Home in Canfield, an entire display is dedicated to green burial products, including wooden and wicker coffins.
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Chad Fullum gets some advice from an aide of Becky Cantanzriti - at the after school program - at West Boulevard Elementary
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Steve Croley gets sentenced on 4 counts of animal cruelty with his attorney Holly Hanni in Judge Robert Douglas courtroom in Youngstown Municipal Court
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Logan Hernandez, 1 of Cincinnati, tries on the dog tags of his father, Senior Airman Adam Hernandez, after Adam's return to Vienna Air Force Base following a six month tour in Iraq.
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Rapt attention - Sarah Hoffman and Tessa Katcher both second graders listen intently to Margaret Klein as she reads and interacts with students at the after school program - at West Boulevard Elementary
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PRESENTABLE PENNIES: Lilly Weiss of Canfield, a 4-year-old pupil at Montessori School of the Mahoning Valley, cleans a stack of pennies using salt, vinegar, water and a cotton swab as part of the school's Pennies for Peace contribution. The cleaning process builds patience and fine motor control.
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Margaret Klein - from the Boardman Library - reads to the students at the after school program - at West Boulevard Elementary
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The road between Belle Vista and Millet avenues on the city's West Side was closed after a traffic accident at the 2000 block of Mahoning Avenue at 8:35 a.m. Friday. The accident caused downed power line wires to fall onto the road after a utility pole was struck, police said. Traffic was tied up for a couple of hours while Ohio Edison crews worked to replace the pole and wires.
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Cars Stack up at the Lordstown Ohio plant as the third shift gets canceled
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RESCUE SQUAD: The Beaver Township Rescue Squad removes Monica Hayes, 22, of Struthers from her car after a two-vehicle crash at South Avenue and Western Reserve Road. She was take to St. Elizabeth Health Center on Friday morning and was reported to have no severe injuries.
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Joseph Lane, president and chief operating officer of Lane Funeral Homes, stands with a green burial display that offers clients an explanation of a more natural and environmentally friendly form of burial. Green burial is defined as a body's returning to the earth naturally, without embalming fluid and with biodegradable materials.
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DAD'S BACK: Grayson Bonar, 1, of Vienna, rests on ther shouler of his father, Tech. Sgt. Jason Bonar. It's the first embrace between the two since Jason Bonar left for duty in Kirkuk, Iraq, more than six months ago. He returned home Thursday afternoon at Youngstown Air Reserve Station in Vienna with 12 other members of the 910th Security Forces Squadron.
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Judge Robert Douglas looks over the charges in his courtroom in Youngstown Municipal court - before sentencing Steve Croley gets sentenced on 4 counts of animal cruelty
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Ursuline's Lucia Petrus (3) struggles to pass the ball while being triple teamed by Mooney's Dominique Zordich (22), Katie Hughes (13), and Angela Stana (15) during the second quarter at Cardinal Mooney High School in Youngstown.
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Skeeter Camp, owner of Skeeter's Clubhouse and Grille near the Erie Civic Center.
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<p>Special to The Vindicator</p> <p>BANDING TOGETHER: Committee members show off some of the baskets for the upcoming reverse raffle hosted by the Boardman Band and Orchestra Parents. From left are Clara Christmas, Mike Gunter, Gary Paull, Debbie Egner, Renee Simari, Patti Grim, Gary Grim and Cheryl Dutko.</p>
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