YOUNGSTOWN - Neither Khaleel Hurst nor Jarrid Lopez needed divinity degrees or a deep philosophical background to clearly articulate and appreciate where they feel the inherent value of acting nonviolently lies. "Nonviolence means you don't hit and abuse people," Khaleel, 7, of Youngstown, ...
AUSTINTOWN — What started with a conversation between two women and an idea to bring people affected by cancer together has grown into a community-wide celebration filling Austintown Township Park with music, food, vendors and, most importantly, people supporting one another. Now in its fourth year, the Pink Out grew from approximately 20 vendors during its first festival to about 50 this year. The event has expanded beyond the park’s band shelter, added food trucks and activities, and attracted musicians willing to donate their time to perform. But even as the event has grown, ...
NAME: Robert Anderson AGE: 79 RESIDENCE: Salem SERVICE BRANCH: Army MILITARY HONORS: 2 Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star OCCUPATION: Retired, but former tool and die operator, bar owner and auto salesman FAMILY: Wife, Sondra Anderson; and son, Robyn Anderson SALEM — Growing up in ...
CANFIELD — Jeannie Bryner may not have a background in science, but she knows that if a milk bottle is placed near a mountain during a blizzard, gravity will allow only a few snowflakes to strike the object. "People just don't understand how important history is," Bryner, of Newton Falls, said. Bryner, a researcher, published author and retired nurse, used the analogy to underscore what she feels is vitally important for those who leave the nursing profession to write, then save and share stories of their journeys in the profession. Otherwise, they likely will be forgotten and ...
AUSTINTOWN — The township has been awarded $130,000 through the National Park Service (NPS) Semiquincentennial Historic Preservation Grant to revitalize the Austin Log House, the oldest standing structure in the township. The grant will replace exterior windows with historically accurate replacements, improve drainage surrounding the cabin and complete aesthetic improvements. The Austin Log House was built in 1814 by War of 1812 veteran Calvin Austin, who founded Austintown Township and served as the Connecticut Western Reserve’s first Justice of the Peace. The 19th century log ...
