Officers commended

Officers commended

SEBRING

As a result of multiple drug-related arrests made in May, the police department says commendations were issued to several officers in appreciation of their professionalism participating in the successful operations combating the drug trade.

Because this was an inter-agency effort, several officers from the Alliance Police Department were recognized as well.

These Sebring officers received Drug Buster medals with a bronze palm leaf: Chief Ray Heverly, Patrolman Darren Eberling, Detective Ray Harris, Patrolman Kylee Simmons and Sgt. William Faudree.

Alliance officers recognized are Chief Scott Griffith, Capt. James Hilles, Detective Stephen Minich and Detective Robert Rajean.

Board to take quotes for food products

AUSTINTOWN

The Austintown school board will accept sealed quotes at 10 a.m. June 23 in the board office, 700 S. Raccoon Road, for the purchase of dairy products, bread, bakery and pizza products.

Suppliers can pick up a copy of the quote package at the Austintown Early Learning Center, 4211 Evelyn Road, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Quote responses must be submitted by 3 p.m. June 22. Quotes will be tabulated and presented to the board.

For any questions on specifications or on the sealed-quote process, contact Tascin Brooks, food service director, at 330-797-3900, ext. 2032, or at tbrooks@austintownschools.org.

Farmers-market course

LISBON

The Columbiana County Health Department, in conjunction with the East Liverpool and Salem health departments, is offering a free farmers-market course for county residents from 9 a.m. to noon June 24 at the Columbiana County Health Department, 7360 state Route 45.

For information and to register for the course, contact Shannon Sellards at the Columbiana County Health Department, 330-424-0272, or visit the department websites at www.columbiana-health.org/food.html, www.salemcityhealthdistrict.org/environmental.htm, or eastliverpool.com/healthdepartment.html.

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