Morning Journal - Mahoning County Fact Book 2014

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STATE LEADERS

COUNTY LEADERS

Governor—John R. KasichLt. Governor—Mary TaylorAttorney General—Mike DeWineAuditor—Dave YostSecretary of State—Jon HustedTreasurer—JoshMandel

Commissioners —Carol Rimedio-Righetti, David Ditzler and

Anthony Traficanti

Clerk of Courts—Anthony Vivo

Auditor—Michael V. Sciortino

Engineer—Patrick T. Ginnetti

Prosecutor—Paul J. Gains

Recorder—Noralynn Palermo

Sheriff—Jerry Greene

Treasurer—Daniel Yemma

Coroner—Dr. David M. Kennedy

Court of Appeals Judges —Mary DeGenaro, Gene Donofrio,

Cheryl L. Waite, Joseph J. Vukovich

Common Pleas Court Judges —James C. Evans, Maureen

Sweeney, R. Scott Krichbaum, John Durkin, Lou A. D’Apolito

Domestic Relations Judge—Beth Ann Smith

Juvenile Court Judge—F. Theresa Dellick

Probate Judge—Mark Belinky

Boardman Court Judge—JosephM. Houser

Sebring Court Judge—Diane Vettori

Austintown Court Judge—David A. D’Apolito

Canfield Court Judge—Scott Hunter

State leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3County leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3Municipal leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5Libraries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5Township leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7ZIP codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Schools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-10Post offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Churches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-13Social services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-16Youth Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

The Suspension Bridge at Mill Creek Park.

MUNICIPAL LEADERS

ALLIANCEMayor—Alan AndreaniAuditor—Kevin KnowlesTreasurer—Dennis ClunkLawDirector—Jennifer ArnoldPublic Safety and Service Director—W. John GrossPlanning and Development Director—Vincent MarionPolice Chief—Scott GriffithFire Chief—Jason HuntHealth Commissioner—Randall FlintIncome Tax Superintendent—David BrownParks, Recreation and Public Lands Director—Kim CoxPlanning Commission—Brad Goris, John Gross, Mark

Locke, Alan Andreani, Kim Henderson, Colby DeHoff, Kim CoxBoard of Zoning Appeals—Arnold Hirvela, Dave Lundgren,

TomMoushey, Mike Aeling, Jim EdwardsCouncil—John Benincasa, president; Sheila Cherry, 1st

Ward; Phyllis J. Phillips, 2nd Ward; Larry Dordea, 3rd Ward;Donald Kline, 4th Ward; Susan Ryan, Julie Jakmides, RogerRhome, at large

CAMPBELLMayor—William J. VanSuchPolice Chief—Andrew RosenFire Chief—Nick HrelecLawDirector—BrianMacalaCouncil—Michael Tsikouris, 1st Ward; Bryan K. Tedesco,

2nd Ward; Joseph Mazzocca, 3rd Ward; and Juanita Rich, 4thWard; George Levendis, president

COLUMBIANAMayor—Bryan BlakemanCity Manager—LanceWillardFinance Director—Mike HaroldPolice Chief—TimGladisFire Chief —Rick GarrityEMS Supervisor—Tom FarleySolicitor—Dan BlasdellParks Superintendent —Terry ShafferCouncil—Lowell Schloneger, Ted Souder, Mary Calinger and

Dan Bekar

CANFIELDMayor—Bernie Kosar Sr.Finance Director—Christine ClaytonCity Manager—JosephWarinoPolice Chief—Charles ColucciFire Chief—Donald HutchisonZoning Inspector—Ted FrazziniCity Attorney—Mark FortunatoCouncil—John Morvay, Steve Rogers, Charles Tieche, Don

Dragish.

CRAIG BEACHMayor—David SpencerFiscal Officer—Charlotte AshPolice Chief—Richard AbbottSolicitor—Gary L. Van BrocklinZoning Inspector—Leisa StoryCouncil —James R. Becker, Kathy Davidson, Camille Gaia,

Danny Garner, Frank Tomaino, Anthony Cline

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MUNICIPAL LEADERS

MUNICIPAL LEADERS

NEW MIDDLETOWNMayor—Harry KaleFiscal Officer—Carl FlitcraftClerk/Treasurer—Kathy FosterZoning Inspector—Dale MillerSolicitor—Jeffrey HeinzPolice Chief—Vincent D’EgidioFire Chief—Butch BrownCouncil—Richard DeBucci, Michelle Myers, Robert Carson,

Jack Novicky, Dan Santangelo, Virginia Younger

POLANDMayor—Timothy D. SicafuseFiscal Officer—Nicholas SrnecZoning Inspector—David RaspantiPolice Chief—Russell BeattyFire Chief —David ComstockSolicitor—Anthony D’ApolitoCouncil—Linda Srnec, Joseph Mazur, William Dunnavant,

Marc Cossette, Robert Limmer, Christine M. YashDeputy Clerk of Council—Jeffrey Vrabel

SEBRINGMayor—J. Michael PinkertonVillage Manager—Richard GirouxPolice Chief—Ray HeverlyFire Chief—James CannellLaw Director—Theresa TolsonCouncil—James Harp, David Wright, Betty Householder,

Kenneth Flowers Jr., Joseph Igro, JanWeingartClerk of Council—Malea Sanor

STRUTHERSMayor—Terry P. StockerPolice Chief—Tim RoddyFire Chief—GaryMudrykAuditor—Christina MorellLaw Director—Dominic LeoneCouncil—Henry D. Franceschelli Sr., president; Anthony

Fire, 1st Ward; Carol Crytzer, 2nd Ward; Robert D. Burnside,3rd Ward; Robert D. Carcelli III., 4th Ward; Ronald Matthews,Joseph Rudzik, Micheal Patrick, at large.Clerk—Megan Shorthouse

YOUNGSTOWNMayor—JohnMcNallyPolice Chief—Robin LeesFire Chief—John O’NeillHealth Commissioner—Erin BishopLawDirector—Martin HumeCouncil—Chuck Sammarone, president; Annie Gillam, 1st

Ward; T.J. Rodgers, 2nd Ward; Nathaniel Pinkard, 3rd Ward;Michael L. Ray, 4th Ward; Paul Drennen, 5th Ward; JanetTarpley, 6th Ward; and John R. Swierz, 7th Ward

BELOITMayor—Eric AugusteinFiscal Officer—Debra HartzelSolicitor—Michelle SimonelliFire Chief —Larry BarnettCouncil—Terri McNatt, Frank Stillion, Ron Armitage, Matt

R. Hutton, Sherry Augustein, Rodney Sturms,Board of Public Affairs—Roger Greenwald, Larry Beck, larry

McGonagle

LOWELLVILLEMayor—James Iudiciani Sr.Village Administrator—WilliamMeehanClerk/Treasurer—Carol FloraZoning Inspector—Nick RuozzoSolicitor—James LanzoPolice Chief—Ryan BonacciFire Chief—Al BoggiaCouncil—Robert Coppola, Ronald Rotunno, William Flora,

Paul Meehan, Phil Alfano, Keith McCaughtry

The Youngstown YWCAduring its recent renovation.

LIBRARIES

Austintown branch, 600 S. Raccoon Road; 330-792-6982Boardman branch, 7680 Glenwood Ave.; 330-758-1414Brownlee Woods branch, 4010 Sheridan Road; 330-782-2512Campbell branch, 374 Sanderson Ave.; 330-755-4227Canfield branch, 43W.Main St.; 330-533-5631Greenford branch, 7441 W. South Range Road; 330-533-7025Newport branch, 3730Market St.; 330-744-8636Tri-Lakes branch, 10755Mahoning Ave.; 330-538-2455Poland branch, 311 S. Main St.; 330-757-1852Springfield branch, 10418Main St.; 330-542-2715Sebring branch, 195W. Ohio Ave.; 330-938-6119Struthers branch, 95 Poland Ave.; 330-755-3322Youngstown East branch, 430 Early Road; 330-744-2790YoungstownMain branch, 305Wick Ave.; 330-744-8636YoungstownWest, 2815Mahoning Ave.; 799-7171


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MUNICIPAL LEADERS

SALEMMayor—John BerlinAuditor—Betty BrothersTreasurer—John ConradLawDirector—C. Brooke ZellersService Safety Director—Ken KenstPolice Chief—J.T. PanezottFire Chief—Jeff HughesUtilities Superintendent—DonWeingartPlanning and Zoning Officer—Patrick MorrisseyHousing Officer—Dan RicePark and Recreation Director—Steve FaberCouncil—Bret Apple, president; David Nestic, 1st Ward;

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TOWNSHIP LEADERS

AUSTINTOWN TOWNSHIPTrustees—Lisa L. Oles, Ken Carano and Jim DavisFiscal Officer—Laurie Wolfe

BEAVER TOWNSHIPTrustees—Ronald Kappler, Larry Wehr and Ted Lyda Jr.Fiscal Officer—Richard R. Lotze

BERLIN TOWNSHIPTrustees—Jodi Kale, Denny Furman and Jason YoungFiscal Officer—Dolores J. Bennett

BOARDMAN TOWNSHIPTrustees—Larry Moliterno, Brad Calhoun and Tom CostelloFiscal Officer—William Leicht.

CANFIELD TOWNSHIPTrustees —Marie Izzo-Cartwright, Steve Maszczak and BettyGovernorFiscal Officer—Carmen I. Heasley

COITSVILLE TOWNSHIPTrustees —Phyllis Johnson, Gregory Haren and Gerald M.BackoFiscal Officer—Christeen Partika

ELLSWORTH TOWNSHIPTrustees—William Spellman, Bob Toman and Fred HoustonFiscal Officer—Karen Grittie

FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIPTrustees—Carl Garwood, Barry Miner and Bob HumFiscal Officer—Pat Hoffmeister

GOSHEN TOWNSHIPTrustees —Robert McCracken, Roger Heineman and Todd Bee-sonFiscal Officer—TomKnoedler

GREEN TOWNSHIPTrustees—David Slagle, Mark Stepuk and George ToyFiscal Officer—Randal E. Chismar

MILTON TOWNSHIPTrustees—Russell Weimer, Dave Tomaino and Harold CampbellFiscal Officer—Leni Schultz

PERRY TOWNSHIPTrustees : Don Kendrick, Donald Rudibaugh and Cliff MixFiscal Officer—Susan Johnston

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Trustees—Eric Ungaro, Robert J. Lidle Jr., and JoanneWolletFiscal Officer—Joe Granitto

JACKSON TOWNSHIPTrustees—Tom Frost, Olin E. Harkelroad and Chuck BoothFiscal Officer—Judy Patton

SMITH TOWNSHIPTrustees—Paul Freer, Dave Mannion and Terry CrissFiscal Officer—MaryWinters

TOWNSHIP LEADERS ZIP CODES

Beloit...............................44609Berlin Center....................44401Campbell.........................44405Canfield...........................44406Damascus........................44619Ellsworth..........................44416Greenford........................44422Lake Milton......................44429Lowellville........................44436New Middletown............44442

New Springfield...............44443North Benton..................44449N. Jackson........................44451North Lima......................44452Petersburg.......................44454Sebring............................44672Struthers..........................44471Youngstown..............44501-07,

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SCHOOLS

SOUTH RANGE LOCALSuperintendent, Dennis Dunham, South Ave., North Lima; 330-549-5226K-12 building, 11300 Columbiana-Canfield Road; Canfield;330-549-4071

WEST BRANCH LOCALSuperintendent, Dr. Scott Weingart, 14277 Main St. Beloit; 330-938-9324High School, 14277Main St., Beloit; 330-938-2183Middle school, 14409 Beloit-Snodes, Beloit; 330-938-4300Damascus Elementary, Pricetown Road; 330-938-4500Knox Elementary, Knox School Road; 330-938-1122

SEBRING LOCALSuperintendent, Christopher Lewis, 510 N. 14th St., Sebring;330-938-6165SebringMcKinley High, 225 E. Indiana Ave.; 330-938-2963B.L. Miller Elementary, 506W. Virginia; 330-938-2025

WESTERN RESERVESuperintendent, Jeffrey Zatchok, Akron-Canfield Road, BerlinCenter; 330-547-4100Western Reserve High, Akron-Canfield Road; 330-547-3911Western Reserve Middle, Akron-Canfield Road; 330-547-3942Ellsworth Elementary, S. Salem-Warren Road; 330-538-3663

The Mahoning Avenue Bridge after a recent renovation.


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SCHOOLS

JACKSON-MILTONSuperintendent, Kirk Baker, 14110 Mahoning Ave., North Jack-son;330-538-3232Jackson-Milton High, 10748Mahoning Ave.; 330-538-3308Jackson-Milton Middle, Mahoning Ave.; 330-538-3308Jackson-Milton Elementary, 14110Mahoning Ave.;330-538-2257

POLAND LOCALSuperintendent, David Janofa, 30 Riverside Drive, Poland; 330-757-7000Poland High, 3199 Dobbins Road; 330-757-7018PolandMiddle, 47 College St.; 330-757-7003Dobbins Elementary, 3030 Dobbins Road; 330-757-7011McKinley Elementary, 7 Elm St.; 330-757-7015North Elementary, 361 Johnson Place; 330-757-7008Union Elementary; 30 Riverside Drive; 330-757-7014

SPRINGFIELD LOCALSuperintendent, Debra Mettee, 11335 Youngstown-PittsburghRoad, NewMiddletown; 330-542-2929Springfield High School, 11335 Youngstown-Pittsburgh Road;330-542-3626Springfield Intermediate, 11333 Youngstown-Pittsburgh Road;330-542-3624Springfield Elementary, 10580Main St.; 330-542-3722

STRUTHERS CITYSuperintendent, Joseph S. Nohra Jr., 99 Euclid Ave., Struthers;330-750-1061Struthers High, 111 Euclid Ave.; 330-750-1062Struthers Middle, 800 5th St.; 330-750-1064Struthers Elementary, 520 9th St.; 750-1065

BOARDMAN LOCALSuperintendent, Frank Lazzeri, 7410 Market St., Youngstown;330-726-3404Boardman High, 7777 Glenwood Ave.; 330-758-7511Center Middle, 7410Market St.; 330-726-3400GlenwoodMiddle, 7635 Glenwood Ave.; 330-726-3414Market Street Elementary, 5555Market St.; 330-782-3743Robinwood Elementary, 835 Indianola Road; 330-782-3164Stadium Drive Elementary, 111 StadiumDrive; 330-726-3428West Boulevard Elementary, 6125West Blvd.; 330-726-3427

CANFIELD LOCALSuperintendent, Alex Geordan, 100 Wadsworth St.; Canfield;330-533-3303Canfield High School, 100 Cardinal Drive; 330-533-5507Canfield Village Middle, 42Wadsworth St.;330-533-5544C.H. Campbell Elementary School, 300Moreland Drive;330-533-5959Hilltop Elementary School, 400 Hilltop Blvd.; 330-533-9806

Workers made sure that Mr. Peanut returned tothe Mahoning Avenue Bridge after the renovation.


SCHOOLS

POST OFFICES

Beloit, 1366Main St.; 330-938-2229Berlin Center, 15401 Akron-Canfield Road; 330-547-2351Campbell, 220 12th St.; 330-750-1361Canfield, 44 N. Broad St.; 533-6884Damascus, 16098W. Salem-Alliance Road; 330-537-3059Ellsworth, 6036 S. Salem-Warren Road; 330-538-2300Greenford, 12184 Lisbon Road; 330-533-7134LakeMilton, 17839Mahoning Ave.; 330-654-4371Lowellville, 10 E. Liberty St.; 330-536-8874NewMiddletown, 10399Main St.; 330-542-2320New Springfield, 13813 Grant St.; 330-549-5209North Benton, 9131 12th St.; 330-584-5427North Jackson, 263 S. Salem-Warren Road; 330-538-3865North Lima, 11675 South Ave.; 330-549-3662Petersburg, 6363 E. Garfield Road; 330-542-3740Sebring, 196W. Ohio Ave.; 330-938-6424Struthers, 195 S. Bridge St.; 330-750-1316Youngstown branches;Austintown, 6000Mahoning Ave.; 330-799-5061Boardman, 407 Boardman-Canfield Road; 330-758-1213Cornersburg, 3375 Canfield Road; 330-799-5074Main Office, 99 S.Walnut St.; 330-740-8807North Side, 1716 Guadalupe Ave.; 330-743-6602Poland, 330-757-8616West Side, 330-799-5143

CAMPBELL CITYSuperintendent, Matthew Bowen, 280 Sixth St., Campbell; 330-

799-8777

Campbell Memorial High, 280 Sixth St.; 330-799-1515

Campbell Middle, 2002 Community Circle; 330-799-0054

Campbell Elementary, 2002 Community Circle; 330-799-5211

LOWELLVILLE LOCALSuperintendent, Rocco Nero, 21 E. Walnut St., Lowellville; 330-

536-8426

Lowellville K-12, 52 Rocket Place, Lowellville, 330-536-8426

COUNTYMahoning County Career & Technical Center

Superintendent, Dr. Roan Craig, North Palmyra Road, ; 330-

729-4000

Mahoning County Educational Service Center

Superintendent, Ron Iarussi, 100 DeBartolo Place; 330-965-

7828

AUSTINTOWN LOCALSuperintendent, Vincent S. Colaluca, 700 S. Raccoon Road,

Youngstown; 330-797-3900

Austintown Fitch High, 4560 Falcon Drive; 330-797-3900

Middle school, 800 S. Raccoon Road; 330-797-3900

Austintown Intermediate, 255 Idaho Road; 330-797-3901

Austintown Elementary, 245 Idaho Road; 330-797-3901

YOUNGSTOWN CITYSuperintendent, Connie Hathorn, W. Wood St., Youngstown;

330-744-6900

Chaney High, 731 S. Hazelwood Ave.; 330-744-8822

East High, 474 Bennington Ave., 330-740-4005

Youngstown Early College, Fedor Hall, YSU, 644 Elm St.; 330-

744-7923

Choffin Vocational School, 200 E. Wood St.; 330-744-8700

Rayen Early College, 200 E. Wood St.; 330-744-7602

Programs of Promise at Wilson, 2725 Gibson St.; 330-744-

7535

Discovery Program at Kirkmere, 2851 Kirk Road; 330-744-

7725

Harding Elementary, 1903 Cordova; 330-744-7517

Martin Luther King Elementary, 2724 Mariner Ave.; 330-744-

7823

Paul C. Bunn Elementary, 1825 Sequoya Drive; 330-744-8963

Taft Elementary, 730 E. Avondale; 330-744-7973

William Holmes McGuffy, 310 S. Schenley Ave.; 330-744-7999

Williamson Elementary, 58 Williamson Ave.; 330-744-7155

The Federal Building in Downtown Youngstown

ELLSWORTHEllsworth Presbyterian Church, 330-547-2977Heritage Baptist Church, 330-538-3252

NEW SPRINGFIELDEmmanuel Lutheran Church, 330-549-3207Jehovah’ s Witnesses, 330-549-2238N. Springfield Church Of God, 330-549-2060New Springfield Trinity Methodist, 330-549-2670

BELOITBethel Church Of Christ, 330-525-7330Community Bible Church, 330-938-6201East Goshen Friends Church, 330-537-3177Fellowship Baptist Church, 330-938-3191

PETERSBURGOld Springfield United, 330-542-3516Petersburg Presbyterian, 330-542-3534St John Lutheran Church, 330-542-3151

NORTH LIMACalvary United Methodist 12062 South Ave.; 330-549-2588Cornerstone Assembly Of God, 330-549-0406Good Hope Lutheran Church, 330-549-2406Mt Olivet United Church of Christ, 330-549-2169North Lima Mennonite, 330-549-2333

GREENFORDGreenford Christian Church, 330-533-3278Greenford Lutheran Church, 330-533-5324

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Easy Street Productions’ Todd Hancock celebrates the 25th Anniversary“Pump Boys and Dinettes” performance with a vintage car show.


The gazebo in Mill Creek Park.

POLANDGospel Baptist Church, 330-757-0736

BOARDMANWestern Reserve Baptist Church, 330-758-6655

LAKE MILTONGospel Light Baptist Church, 330-654-3338Lake Milton Church Of Christ, 330-654-9555Lake Milton Presbyterian, 330-654-3921Lakeview Assembly Of God, 330-654-3146St. Catherine’ s Catholic Church, 330-654-4001

NEW MIDDLETOWNBethel Church Of The Brethren, 330-542-3750Free Methodist Community, 330-542-3732St Paul Apostle Catholic, 330-542-3525Zion Lutheran Church, 330-542-3821

CHURCHES

CHURCHES

BERLIN CENTERBerlin Center Methodist, 330-547-4112Berlin Center United Methodist, 330-547-4891Church Of God Camp Grounds, 330-547-3300Mt Moriah Lutheran Church, 330-547-3737

CANFIELDCalla Evangelical Community, 330-533-6007Canfield Christian Church,330-533-2246Canfield Presbyterian Church, 330-533-5509Canfield United Methodist, 330-533-9801Emmanuel Ministries-Canfield, 330-799-6187First Free Methodist Church, 330-799-6903Jehovah’ s Witnesses, 330-533-6558Jubilee Christian Fellowship, 330-533-7730Lord Of Life Lutheran Church, 330-533-3531Old North Baptist Church, 330-533-6848Paradise Lutheran Church, 330-549-5624Paradise United Church-Christ,330-549-2892St Andrew’ s Episcopal Church, 330-792-4807St Michael Church, 330-533-6839St. Paul Monastery, 330-533-5503Trinity Fellowship, 330-533-3318Ursuline Aids Ministry, 330-793-0434Western Reserve United Methodist, 330-792-5805

NORTH BENTONNorth Benton United Presbyterian, 330-584-5490

SEBRINGChurch Of Christ, 330-938-6420Evangelical Beloit Friends, 330-938-2378Pine Lake Christian, 330-938-2262Sebring Nazarene,330-938-2629Sebring Friends Church, 330-938-9360Sebring Presbyterian Church, 330-938-2805Sebring United Methodist, 330-938-6096St Ann’ s Church, 330-938-2033Trinity Lutheran Church, 330-938-9357


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CHILDREN’S SERVICESChild Abuse and Neglect, 800-394-3366Child Support Hotline, 800-686-1556Mahoning County Children’ s Services, 330-783-0411March of Dimes, 330-759-2411Missing Children Hotline, 800-325-5604Head Start Program Office, 330-747-7921

HEALTH SERVICESAIDS Hotline, 800-332-2437Alzheimer’ s Helpline, 800-441-3322American Cancer Society, 888-227-6446American Diabetes Association, 888-342-2383American Heart Association, 330-965-9230American Lung Association, 330-792-1215American Red Cross, 330-652-6412Disease and Health Risk Information, 888-232-3228Easter Seal Society, 330-743-1168Hospice of the Valley, 330-788-1992Immunization Information Hotline, 800-232-2522Infectious Disease Hotline, 800-282-0546County Board of Mental Retardation, 330-797-2825National Health Information Center, 800-336-4797Multiple Sclerosis Society, 800-667-7121Poison Control Center, 800-872-5111

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SOCIAL SERVICES

SOCIAL SERVICES

GENERALAmerican Civil Liberties Union, 330-746-5913Animal Charity, 330-783-0645Better Business Bureau, 330-744-3111Consumer Protection Agency, 800-282-9448Credit Bureau Services, 330-788-4005Mahoning County Dept. of Human Services, 740-2480NAACP, 330-782-9777One Stop Workforce Center, 330-965-1787Veterans Service Commission, 330-740-2452Youngstown Community Action Council, 330-747-0236

CRISIS AND COUNSELINGBelmont Pines Hospital, 330-759-2700Crime Victims Hotline, 800-824-8263Domestic Violence Hotline, 800-829-1122Family Services, 330-744-7644Gambler’ s Anonymous, 800-589-9966Help Hotline Crisis Center, 330-747-2696Mahoning County Mental Health, 330-746-2959Rape Information and Counseling, 330-782-3936Sojourner House for Battered Persons, 330-747-4040Victims of Crime Program, 800-824-8263

FOOD SERVICESMeals on Wheels, 330-744-3583Mobile Meals, 330-394-2538Salvation Army, 330-744-8617Second Harvest Food Bank, 330-783-1122WIC Program, main, 330-747-7921

St. Joe’s Church in Campbell.


SENIOR SERVICESAARP, 800-424-3410Area Agency on Aging, 330-746-2938Medicare Information Service, 800-282-0530MC Senior Center, 330-744-5071Visiting Nurse Association of Greater Youngstown, 782-5606

HOUSING SERVICESHabitat for Humanity, 330-395-1524HEAP, 330-747-7921Mahoning Valley Fair Housing Association, 743-4444Rescue Mission of Mahoning Valley, 330-744-5485Youngstown Area Urban League, 330-744-0463Youngstown Housing Authority, 330-743-8574

ALCOHOL AND DRUGSAlcoholics Anonymous, 330-270-3000Alcohol and Drug Abuse Hotlines, 800-274-2042Mahoning County Chemical Dependency, 797-0070Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, 800-562-8641Narcotics Anonymous, 888-438-4673Youngstown Urban Minority Outreach, 330-743-2772

SOCIAL SERVICES

YOUTH SERVICES

YOUTH GROUPSBig Brothers/Big Sisters, 325 N. State St.; 330-545-0002Boy Scouts, 4397 Mahoning Ave.; 800-234-7268Boys & Girls Club, 2105 Oak Hill Ave.; 330-782-2714Camp Fire Council, 3712 Leffingwell Road; 330-533-4121Girl Scouts, Lake to River Council, 980 Warren Ave.; 330-652-5877

For more events and information please visit our websites at: www.columbianachamber.com / www.tourcolumbianaohio.com/330.482.3822

It’s Time To Discover Columbiana The Columbiana Area Chamber of Commerce & Columbiana Area Tourism Board remind you that

“No matter what the time of year, there’s something happening here!”

SUMMER:

• March 1: First Saturday Sale-A-Bration, March Madness filled with special promotions, discounts and give-a-ways! Look for the “green shamrock” on vendor’s door, wear your Kelly GREEN and get an extra chance to win one of many prizes! • March 9: Women’s Club prom Gown Sale, 1-4:00 p.m. • April 4-6 & 11-13: “Adventures of Huckberry Finn”, Main Street Theater Live Prod. • April 16-19: Dutch Village Inn Theater, “Fish Eyes” • April 24-26: First Presbyterian Church Trash & Treasure Sale • May 2 & 3: Springtime in Columbiana - French Market, “Airing of the Quilts”,

Women’s Club Tea and more •May 26: Memorial Day Parade - 10:00 am Parade & Memorial Day Service

SPRING:

• June-August: Concerts in Firestone Park 2-4pm every Sunday afternoon @ Gazebo • June 13-15 & 20-22: “The Music Man”, Main Street Theater Live Production • June 18-21 & July 16-19: Dutch Village Inn Dinner Theater,

“St. John’s Revival with the Walking Roots Band” • June 28: Columbiana Wine Festival , American Legion Post 290, St Rt 14 - noon -8pm • July 4: 4th of July Community Celebration & Fireworks , Firestone Park - All day free family activities, beginning at 8:30am and ending with fireworks display at 10pm • July 13: Annual Fairfield Ruritan Antique, Classic & Custom Car Show - noon - 4pm • August 2: Harvey S. Firestone Festival of the Arts - 9-4 pm; Enjoy the 28th annual craft and antique festival held in the park under the trees! Free entertainment, juried vendors, delicious foo d! • Aug. 9,10, 16, 17, 23, 24: Shaker Woods Festival 10am- 5pm

WINTER

• Sept. 4, 5, 6: 128th Annual Columbiana Street Fair sponsored by the American Legion,

Evenings & All Day Saturday; Rides, Food, Music & More. • Sept. 6, 7: Antiques in the Woods - 10am-4pm • Sept. 17-20 , Oct. 29-31 & Nov. 1: Dutch Village Inn Dinner Theater,

“The Jesus Stories” • Oct. 4: Annual Fairfield Ruritan Chicken Barbeque @ Grace Church • Oct. 11, 12, 18,19: Christmas in the Woods • O ct. 3-5, 10-12: “The Diary of Anne Frank”, Main Street Theater Live Production

FALL

• Nov. 28-30 & Dec. 3-5, 9-14,19-20: Dutch Village Inn Dinner Theater, “Just Give ‘Em The News” - 7:00 p.m.

• Nov. 15: Annual St. Jude Craft Show • Nov. 21-23: Christmas in Columbiana -All day merchant open houses;

Friday Light Up Night • Nov. 21: Annual Christmas Parade - 7:00 p.m. • Nov. 21-Dec.28: Joy of Christmas Holiday Light Show at Firestone Park ,

Thursdays-Sundays, open every night week prior to Christmas • Dec. 5,6,7,12,13,14: “Miracle on 34 th Street”, Main Street Theater Live Production

Oh Wow! Childrens’ Museum in Downtown.

Morning Journal - Mahoning County Fact Book 2014

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