Snapz: Seeing Red
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One thing’s for sure, when it comes to this month’s Snapz feature, nobody had to be annoyed or irritated before “seeing red.” What a colorful crop of creativity, don’t you think? Thanks to everyone for sending us their photos.
Great-grandma Edith Kellner shares a moment with great-granddaughter Lydia V. May, who was 10 months old when this photo was taken Christmas Eve 2011. Lydia's mother, Debbie, is in the background. Photo sent in by Grandma Evelyn.
Susan Williams of Columbiana proves there is beauty everywhere. She took this picture five or six years ago ... it was on April 3 in front of the Eat'n Park in Boardman.
Here's a close shot of a red maple on Canfield Green. Photo submitted by Doxie Damico of Youngstown.
Leanna Hartsough of Canfield went to New Orleans and donned a bright feather mask. Photo from Lana VanAuker of Canfield.
Jennifer Campman sent this picture of her husband, Dave Campman, and his new truck that he purchased in August 2011. She says it's "victory" red, along with the red shirt he is wearing.
Barbara Cardarelli of Struthers says there is nothing quite like the love a man has for his cars, and her husband, Bill, is no exception. This 1960 Chevy Impala was the first new car he ever owned.
Madison Wright shared this bouquet of flowers with her mom, great-grandma and great aunt later in the day. Photo taken by Marilyn Cavanaugh of Columbiana.
Natalie Jean Kovacs accidentally (?) ran into her grandmother, Lynne Challenger Kovacs of Youngstown, and they both fell down.
Dawn Dickey of North Lima says this is one of her favorite photos of something red. This is her granddaughter, Naomi Lane.
Eva Green, a resident at Danridge's Burgundi Manor in Youngstown, wore red when she turned 100 years old last week. With her is facility administrator David Tikkanen.
This stern-looking guy could have won a ribbon at the Canfield Fair, where he was competing. Photo submitted by Michael Lacivita of Youngstown.
Mary Cavanaugh of Columbiana says, "God even provides beautiful red flowers in the winter for us to enjoy."
Back in 1995, Laine Vicarel tried to get a smooch from Patrick Krieger. Both were age 5. They are first cousins and the grandchildren of Michael Lacivita of Youngstown.
Annika Lazazzera-Swanson is checking out her dad's '68 Camaro. Picture taken by Melinda lazazzera of Canfield.
A bright red cardinal returns every year and spends hours a day trying to fly through the closed window. Mike Fox Jr. caught him on camera taking a break from pecking at the window.
Michael Lacivita of Youngstown sent in this photo of his father, Giovanni (John) Lacivita, with two giant Italian sweet peppers.
Dawn Dickey of North Lima shared this picture of her 4-month-old granddaughter, Molly Fisher, who was all dressed up for a wedding.
Lana VanAuker of Canfield sent in this photo of the Canfield Cardinals band performing at the War Vet Museum.
Madison Wright is enjoying a piece of cherry pie as her great granddad, John Kellner, watches to a make sure she doesn't eat it all. Photo taken by her grandma, Marilyn Cavanaugh of Columbiana.
Little Ashley E. Kempe, 3, of Youngstown slipped out the back door with her new red boots and matching umbrella. (It looks to us like her boots made it on the wrong feet!)
Madison Wright is showing off the valentine box she and her daddy, Jesse, made together. Photo taken by her grandma, Marilyn Cavanaugh of Columbiana.
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