Ribbon-cutting

Ribbon-cutting

BOARDMAN

Officials will have a ceremonial ribbon-cutting for A&D Stoneworks today. Owners Dan Tul and Anthony Chiovitti, along with state Sen. Joseph Schiavoni of Canfield, D-33rd, and members of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber, will cut the ribbon on their shop, 762 Bev Road, at 10 a.m. A&D Stoneworks specializes in custom granite work. The Bev Road location houses the company’s showroom and fabrication facility.

New website

WARREN

Community Solutions Association Inc., 320 High St., has launched a new, interactive website to provide accessible information about its programs designed to strengthen and improve the well-being of area children, adults and families.

The website is www.csatrumbullco.org.

CSA’s clinical-treatment program’s services include screening, referral, intake/assessment and a wide array of services for adults and adolescents seeking to overcome alcohol and drug dependence.

Community Solutions also operates Trumbull County’s 24-hour information and referral and crisis-prevention and intervention hot line — Trumbull 2-1-1.

Fall-harvest festival

liberty

Relay for Life of Liberty will sponsor a fall-harvest festival from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in Church Hill Park off Belmont Avenue.

The event will include a firetruck demonstration, Halloween-costume parade at 11 a.m. and trick-or-treat from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m., pumpkin- decorating and other family-oriented activities. This event will serve as a kickoff for the Trumbull County Relay for Life and the 20 teams involved.

For information, call Francesca Kostek, American Cancer Society staff, at 888-227-6446.

Afternoon of the Arts

BOARDMAN

An Afternoon of the Arts will be from 1:30 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the D.D & Velma Davis Family YMCA, McClurg Road

The event includes live music, poetry readings, dances, an art exhibition and kids’ crafts from Michael’s Arts & Crafts. Local artists will create paintings, woodcarvings, caricatures and much more. Visitors also can see artwork created by local artists and Y members in the Gallery at the Y.

The event, part of national Y Arts Week, is free.

For information, call Jordan Shaver at 330-480-5656.

Man stabbed

YOUNGSTOWN

A 24-year-old man was taken to St. Elizabeth Health Center by ambulance after police said he suffered a severe cut when he was stabbed in his upper chest and neck early Monday.

A witness told police he admitted the bleeding victim, Marcus Philippi, to Philippi’s residence in the 500 block of East Avondale Avenue and called 911, after Philippi had walked there from South and Avondale avenues, where he was stabbed, and knocked on the front door.

Police said Philippi was attacked by an unidentified man “who stabbed him without saying a word and for no apparent reason,” at 12:14 a.m. but did not rob him.

The witness told police he didn’t know anyone who would stab his friend. No description of the assailant was available, police said. The police report does not identify the type of weapon used to stab Philippi.