Photos for October 30, 2017

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Pictured above, from left are Desi Wray and Cerek Szczyglowski, who participated in the fifth-grade division of the Trumbull Retired Teachers Spelling Bee that took place at the Trumbull County Fair. Students received gift bags containing coupons and school supplies. Szczglowski won the trophy for the division.

Pictured above, from left are Desi Wray and Cerek Szczyglowski, …

Pictured above, from left are Desi Wray and Cerek Szczyglowski, who participated in the fifth-grade division of the Trumbull Retired Teachers Spelling Bee that took place at the Trumbull County Fair. Students received gift bags …


The NED Show is a character education program that centers around three important messages: Never give up, Encourage others and Do your best. Chad Adams and his cartoon character friend, NED, taught the kindergarten through third-grade students at Campbell Elementary/Middle School how to become a “champion” at school and in life. Students learned about the importance of those three life skills while using storytelling, magic, humor and yo-yo tricks. Pictured, above, are Chad Adams and a student, Bryce Dingus, wearing a fancy balloon hat and holding a new NED yo-yo for his participation in the program. Below, first-grade class wears their “I am a Champion” crowns during the assembly. Students will have the opportunity to purchase the NED Show yo-yos as part of the Pay-It-Forward program. All yo-yos purchased will further the NED program to be shared in other schools.

The NED Show is a character education program that centers …

The NED Show is a character education program that centers around three important messages: Never give up, Encourage others and Do your best. Chad Adams and his cartoon character friend, NED, taught the kindergarten through …


Above, Boardman Center students hold signs thanking Moore for his visit. Standing in back row, from left, are Jayden Doerr, Isabel Klisiewicz, Laci Jurus, Moore, Thomas Amon and Eric Konik. Middle row, kneeling, from left, are Alec Dabney, Manny Munoz, Kennedy Smith, David D’Altorio, Mya Guesman, Lainey Beadle and Alexis Davis. First row, kneeling in front, from left, are Austin Gardner, Shahniwaz Ali and William Smith.

Above, Boardman Center students hold signs thanking Moore for his …

Above, Boardman Center students hold signs thanking Moore for his visit. Standing in back row, from left, are Jayden Doerr, Isabel Klisiewicz, Laci Jurus, Moore, Thomas Amon and Eric Konik. Middle row, kneeling, from left, …


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The Fitch Interact Club recently chose its officers for 2017-18. Interact is an international club for high-school students sponsored by Rotary clubs in their district. Students are involved in community service projects, mainly recycling of paper at Fitch. New members are being accepted throughout October. Above, from left, are Erica DiFrancesco, president; Kayla Sahli, treasurer; Tina Kubacki, Interact adviser; Gary Reel, volunteer; Avery Cubino, vice president; and Rachael DiFrancesco, secretary.

The Fitch Interact Club recently chose its officers for 2017-18. …

The Fitch Interact Club recently chose its officers for 2017-18. Interact is an international club for high-school students sponsored by Rotary clubs in their district. Students are involved in community service projects, mainly recycling of …


GFWC Ohio Warren Junior Women’s League arts committee recently decorated the Point Park gazebo in Cortland for the fall season. Members of the arts committee, from left, are Monica Olbrych; Jonnah Hetzel, WJWL president; Susan Pappas; Renee Maiorca; and Kelly Kelly.

GFWC Ohio Warren Junior Women’s League arts committee recently decorated …

GFWC Ohio Warren Junior Women’s League arts committee recently decorated the Point Park gazebo in Cortland for the fall season. Members of the arts committee, from left, are Monica Olbrych; Jonnah Hetzel, WJWL president; Susan …