Sunday, April 24, 2016
Online auction
WARREN
Warren Philharmonic Orchestra will have its 2016 spring fundraiser on the Internet with donated items going up for sale in the Upscale Online Attic Sale.
Proceeds will help underwrite the orchestra as it begins its second half-century of serving music lovers. The sale runs Monday to May 13.
A slide show of items available can be viewed at http://www.warrenphilharmonic.org/ under the “Tickets/Support” tab.
The sale works similar to a silent auction. Each bid can be replaced by another bidder’s higher amount, so bidders are urged to check the website often to make sure they are keeping up with the action.
Among the items up for bid are an antique brass bed, patio table and chairs for four, dish- and kitchenware, a designer wedding dress and three baby cribs.
Career camp
Canfield
The Mahoning County Career and Technical Center, 7300 N. Palmyra Road, is giving students the chance to explore new careers this summer with its annual summer camp June 20-22.
This year’s camp offers students the opportunity to learn more about exciting career fields through fun, hands-on projects. Programs offered this year include exercise science, culinary, cosmetology, mechanical engineering, truck and diesel mechanics, welding and auto technology.
The MCCTC summer camp takes place every summer and is open to students in grades 6-8.
For information, or to register your child, visit www.mahoningctc.com.
Scrap tire collections
WARREN
The Geauga-Trumbull Solid Waste Management District has awarded $63,361 to cities, townships and villages in Trumbull County to implement localized scrap-tire collection programs.
The purpose of the scrap tire grant program is to financially assist political subdivisions with one-day collection programs, curbside collections or roadside cleanups.
For a list of collection locations and dates, visit http://www.startrecycling.com/images/pdf/Trumbull-County-Scrap-Tire-Collection-2016.pdf.
Political exhibit
WARREN
The Sutliff Museum’s newest exhibition, The Sutliff Family Story, opens to the public at 2 p.m. Wednesday. It chronicles the Sutliff family’s reform activities and political involvement in Trumbull County in the 1800s.
The exhibition is a partnership between the Sutliff Museum and Youngstown State University. Graduate students from the History Department’s Museum Curation 2 class researched and created the exhibit, which covers three generations of Sutliff family members.
The museum is on the second floor of the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library, 444 Mahoning Ave. NW.
I-80 crash
HUBBARD
A crash in the westbound lane of Interstate 80 in Hubbard Township at 2:20 p.m. Friday caused minor injuries, the Ohio State Highway Patrol said. A Jeep rolled over in a collision involving a semi tractor-trailer.