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Photo archive for January 5, 2009
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Saving and reusing old doors and lighting - Tracie Caglic with the architech Jaminet
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009
Clint Nagy's 19" Red Belly Pacu in a 125 gallon tank at his Youngstown home. Nagy is now trying to find the fish another owner with a larger tank.
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009
Mayor Jay Williams sits down with his wife, Sonja , during the Mayor's Community Celebration at Stambaugh Auditorium.
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009
Girl Scouts posing with cookies front l-r Rachael Herns, 10, and Wendy Ford, 11. Back l-r Shelby McIntroy, 12, Breanna Armeni, 13 and Crystal Munoz, 13 They are members of troops 155 and 81 of Campbell.
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009
Neymari González, age 2 of Youngstown, dances with a baby doll while Maria Torres claps her hands and Jose Gonzalez plays the drums at Saborico Corner Market in Youngstown. Music followed an appearance by the three kings (played by local high school students) who visited the store and distributed toys to local youngsters.
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009
The Antique Motorcycle Show at the National Packard Museum in Warren. Approximately 30 bikes are on display until May 31st with models dating back to 1902 and several bikes having been made in ohio. The National Packard Museum at 1899 Mahoning Ave. in Warren is open Tuesday-Saturday 12pm-5pm and Sunday 1pm-5pm.
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009
YSU Professor Stephen Graf, of Poland, teaches a class at the university addressing Extraterrestrials, Meditation, and Free Energy. Graf poses for a portrait at his Poland home.
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009
Dillwyn Damiani, age 11 of Alliance, takes a photograph of a 1913 Sears DeLuxe Invincible Twin alongside his mother Linda Damiani while viewing the Antique Motorcycle Show at the National Packard Museum in Warren. Approximately 30 bikes are on display until May 31st with models dating back to 1902 and several bikes having been made in ohio. The National Packard Museum at 1899 Mahoning Ave. in Warren is opened Tuesday-Saturday 12pm-5pm and Sunday 1pm-5pm.
Added: Mon, January 5, 2009