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« Latest photos / 2012 / February / 20
Photos on February 20, 2012
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Austintown Rotary President Deanna Spirko recently presented certificates acknowledging three months of perfect attendance to 16 members, almost half of the club membership. Recipients of the award are, left to right, front row, Spirko, Hillary Prestridge, Robin Stock, Karl Rein, Ram Kasuganti and Gary Reel. Middle row: Brian Frederick, Ron Carroll, Jen Connolly, Chuck Baker, Mark Cole and Mitch Dalvin. Back row: Tony Cebriak, Mal Culp and Brian Laraway. Absent from the picture is Jerry Haber.
Added: Mon, February 13, 2012
Argus Lodge 545 of Canfield recently honored some of its members for outstanding service. Pictured from left to right, sitting, are Emanuel Cominos, David R. Gundry, Arthur T. Gundry and Robert W. Luth. Standing are John Martin, Douglas F. Anstrom, Eric R. Cahalin, James R. Brown, Laszlo D. Dundics, Ronald W. Martin and Thomas J. Hallden.
Added: Fri, February 10, 2012
Bill Haas chips to the 18th green on his way to winning in the Northern Trust Open at Riviera Country Club in Los Angeles on Sunday.
West Branch’s Rebekah Zets (24) looks to put up a shot over Marlington defender Katie Reed (11). The No. 2 seeded Warriors open postseason play tonight against the Hubbard Eagles during the Division II tournament at Austintown Fitch High School.
Customers try out iPads at an authorized Apple dealer outlet in Changsha in south China’s Hunan province. Authorities have seized iPads from more Chinese retailers in February in an escalating trademark dispute between Apple Inc. and a struggling local company that could disrupt global sales of the popular tablet computer.
Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average has soared 62 percent since President Barack Obama took office.
Tracy Styka, left, and Susan Kovach of the Mahoning County District Board of Health with the Facebook page they created to help inform the public in the event of a health emergency.
Tom Antonishak of Poland has turned his books about bald eagles and pandas into apps for the iPad.
The number of workers and residents in downtown Youngstown has increased in recent years. A group of downtown business owners will meet next month with one goal being to help promote the area.
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