Globetrotters sell out

Globetrotters sell out

YOUNGSTOWN — The Harlem Globetrotters will play to a sold-out house at the Chevy Centre on Saturday night. The legendary basketball entertainers are referring fans who were unable to get tickets to the local show to an afternoon performance at Canton Memorial Civic Center, where tickets are still available. The world-famous team’s 2009 Spinning the Globe tour is drawing bigger crowds than their record-breaking 2008 tour, according to their press agents. Their appearance here has surpassed their 2007 revenue draw at the Chevy Centre by 32 percent, they said. For more information on their upcoming appearances, visit www.harlemglobetrotters.com.

Health offices relocate

BOARDMAN — On Monday, the Prima Healthcare Boardman physician office, currently located at 7355 California Ave., will relocate to 7629 Market St. Suite 100. On Thursday, the Prima Austintown physician office, currently located at 1570 S. Canfield-Niles Road, Austintown, will relocate to the Boardman facility on Market.

The consolidation will allow for extended weekday hours as well as weekend hours for Prima’s walk-in express-care program. Additional medical services are also available in the new office as well as the adjacent medical campus.

Reserve for golf season

SHARON, Pa. — Rental reservations for the 2009 season are now being taken at the First Tee Building at Buhl Farm Park golf course and driving range. Office hours are from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Rentals are available for the shelters, activity building and the First Tee Building. The casino will not be available to rent for this year. Information may be obtained at the park’s Web site: www.buhlfarmpark.com, or by calling (724) 962-9648. All reservations must be made in person.

Volunteers to meet

NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Lawrence County Animal Relief Fund volunteers will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the commissioners meeting room at the Lawrence County Government Center, 403 Court St.

Board officials appointed

COITSVILLE — Township trustees recently appointed Phyllis Johnson chairwoman and Gerald Backo vice chairman. The board will meet at 7 p.m. the third Wednesday of the month, and have study sessions at 7 p.m. the first Wednesday. The board reappointed Michael Morris police chief, William Flowers zoning inspector, Mike Stipetich to a five-year term on the zoning commission, Paul Crowe to five years on the zoning board of appeals, Wendy Olson secretary and recycling coordinator, and Nick Pope fire chief.

Financial advice offered

YOUNGSTOWN — Metro Assembly of God, 2530 South Ave., will present a free workshop, “Connecting with God’s Economy in Today’s Economy,” at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Consumer Credit Counseling Service will offer financial counseling and information.

Firefighters investigate source of water line leak

GREENVILLE, Pa. — Borough crews were looking Saturday for the source of a water line break that flooded six basements along Main Street. Firefighters said the first reports of flooding in the 100 block came at 8 a.m. By afternoon, businesses reported up to 3 feet of water in their basements. The basements were pumped out, and crews repaired what they thought was the leak. But when water pressure was restored, the basements flooded again and firefighters went back out.