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Canfield Army vet’s love of helicopters propelled career (opens the original)
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MILITARY HONORS: Army Commendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Aircraft Crewman Badge, among many others OCCUPATION: owner of four convenient stores and Lou's Beer & Wine FAMILY: Wife, Shiloh; son, Sean II; and daughter, Teagan What attracted Sean McFarland to the military was his passion for flying. "I was flying small fixed wing aircraft since I was 16. I joined the Army because I love helicopters," McFarland said. McFarland, who now lives in Canfield, grew u
Trash and treasure sale to raise funds for church capital campaign (opens the original)
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CANFIELD -- Canfield Presbyterian Church is hosting a trash and treasure sale to raise money for the church's $2.3 million capital campaign. The sale will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 1 at the church, 140 W. Main St., with an early buyer opportunity 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. July 31. The early buyer admission is $5, but the sale on Aug. 1 is free. Merchandise includes kitchen and household items, toys, books, jewelry, electronics, tools, some furniture and outdoor objects. There also are back-t
More to a neighborhood than its name (opens the original)
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LIBERTY -- More than 50 people packed the Denny's meeting room on Belmont Avenue on Saturday morning for the William Holmes McGuffey Historical Society's Memories of a Lifetime program. Jacob Harver, Ph.D. candidate at Kent State University, shared his research on the historic Monkey's Nest neighborhood, located on West Federal Street near the bend in the Mahoning River. Society chairman Richard Scarsella said he remembers the variety of businesses and street names his family would pass through
Radio host ‘Mo’ Ray served in 2 branches of military (opens the original)
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SERVICE BRANCH: Texas National Guard (1979-1983), Air Force Reserve (1983-1985) and Army (1987-1991) MILITARY HONORS: Sharpshooter and Good Conduct medals OCCUPATION: Retired from General Motors; now a morning radio host on WYSU-FM YOUNGSTOWN -- Morris "Mo" Ray looks fondly on his military experience. "Every young person should consider it, especially if you want to challenge yourself, get from under Mom and Dad, and see what you're really made of," Ray said. He grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, and
Canfield brings history to life (opens the original)
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CANFIELD -- The weekend was ablaze in gunfire, trumpets and passionate speeches at Argus Park as Argus Lodge No. 545 hosted a Civil War Reenactment. Lodge officer Chris Gillam said it used to be a regular occurrence, but this was the lodge's first one in 14 years. People from the region and all over the country participate, "bringing that element to the Canfield community." He joked that while they try to be as accurate as possible, the combat on display was the "battle of Canfield." Coordinator
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