Vindicator photos for September 9th Photo Gallery

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Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Chasity Messenger, 8, of North Jackson leans on a medicine ball while reading at Jackson-Milton Elementary School Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2014.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Alena Len, 8, of North Jackson and Benjamin Moore, 8, also of North Jackson read in Mrs. Cara Vernal's third grade classroom at Jackson-Milton Elementary School Tuesday, September 9, 2014 in North Jackson, Ohio.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Cara Vernal, a third grade teacher at Jackson-Milton Elementary School poses for a photo in her classroom Tuesday, September 9, 2014 in North Jackson, Ohio. Vernal's students are the first in the school to begin using exercise balls rather than traditional chairs.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Benjamin Moore, 8 of North Jackson reads while sitting on a medicine ball at Jackson-Milton Elementary School Tuesday, September 9, 2014.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.The first Habitat for Humanity home for built retired veteran James Skok at 3889 New Road in Austintown will be dedicated Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2014. Skok was wounded while in Iraq in 2003 and retired from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2010.

Jeff Lange | The Vindicator Amy Reeher of the Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District helps (from left; Shi'nece Honzy 9, Trinity Brown 9, and second from right Aniya Starks 9 of McGuffey) determine which creatures are present in their water pollution activity, Tuesday morning at Perkins Park.

Jeff Lange | The Vindicator A'Shawnti Price (left, 9 of McGuffey), Shi'Nece Honzy (back, 9 of McGuffey) and Trinity Brown (right, 9 of McGuffey) team together to determine water quality in their group activity Tuesday at Perkins Park in Warren.

Jeff Lange | The Vindicator Education Coordinator of the Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District Kelly Hardval instructs Ashleigh Ellison 9 of McGuffey where to place 'manure' (chocolate chips) on the water table during Tuesday's demonstration at Perkins Park.

Jeff Lange | The Vindicator Amy Reeher of the Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District teaches a group of kids from Willard and McGuffey Elementary schools how to determine the quality of a water source by the type and number of creatures living in it, Tuesday morning at Perkins Park …

Jeff Lange | The Vindicator Amy Reeher of the Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District shows McGuffey fourth grade students Donovan Price (left, 9), Alayna Morgan-Person (center, 9), Carmelo Moore (back right, 9) and Joshua Blair (right, 9) the crayfish and mayflies in her container, Tuesday at Perkins Park.

Jeff Lange | The Vindicator Ashleigh Ellison 9 of McGuffey places 'manure' (chocolate chips) on the water table during Tuesday's water pollution lesson at the park in Warren.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.A candle is lit at the front of the sanctuary at Unity Centre for Spiritual Living on Tuesday, Sept. 9 , 2014. The congregation's partitioners will take part in a world-wide prayer day Wednesday.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Lynn Denning of Cortland holds up a prayer card at Unity Center for Spiritual Living in Liberty Tuesday, Sept 9, 2014. The congregation of the center will be participating in a world-wide prayer day Wednesday.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.The Angel Garden at Unity Centre for Spiritual Living in Liberty where partitioners will gather for a candle-lit service Wednesday.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.A statue of an angel in the Angel Garden at Unity Centre for Spiritual living in Liberty Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2014. The partitioners of the centre will gather in the garden Wednesday for a candle-lit service as a part of a world-wide prayer vigil.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Rev. Ric Schumacher poses for a photo in the Angel Garden where a candle-lit service will be held Wednesday Sept. 9, 2014 as a part of a world prayer service for the Unity's World Day of Prayer.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Praying hands of an angel in the Angel Garden at Unity Centre for Spiritual living in Liberty Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2014. The partitioners of the centre will gather in the garden Wednesday for a candle-lit service as a part of a world-wide prayer vigil.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Lynn Denning, left, of Cortland holds a prayer card above a prayer box as Rev. Ric Schumacher and Lyda Couch of Niles Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2014.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.The first Habitat for Humanity home for built retired veteran James Skok at 3889 New Road in Austintown will be dedicated Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2014. Skok was wounded while in Iraq in 2003 and retired from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2010.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Kathy Mock who is on the Board of Education in Austintown tours the house as Monica Craven who is the executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Mahoning County explains the layout of the handicap accessible home on Tuesday, Sept. 9, 2014.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.The first Habitat for Humanity home for built retired veteran James Skok at 3889 New Road in Austintown will be dedicated Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2014. Skok was wounded while in Iraq in 2003 and retired from the U.S. Marine Corps in 2010.

Katie Rickman | The Vindicator.Ron Borngesser, left, poses for a photo with James Skok, a retired veteran who will be moving into this Habitat for Humanity house Wednesday, Sept. 10, 2014.