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Canfield fire board makes deputy chief official, adds full-timer (opens the original)
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CANFIELD — The Cardinal Joint Fire District Board of Directors swore in two and agreed to hire two more at its Monday meeting. Deputy Chief Mark Pitzer was officially hired at a July 14 special meeting, but was unable to be sworn in last month because of personal matters. At Monday's meeting, he was made official as CJFD Board President Dave Knarr issued him the oath of office, after which Mark's wife Julie Pitzer handled the ceremonial pinning of the badge. Following Mark's oath, Knarr swore in
Poland trustees agree to sell new cruiser to help offset deficit (opens the original)
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POLAND TOWNSHIP -- Trustees at a special meeting Tuesday gave their approval to sell a 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe, originally purchased for the police department, to the Mahoning County Emergency Management Agency as a way to ease the township's financial strain. "With the current financial situation, the board decided to accept the deal the county presented to purchase the vehicle from us for full price," Poland trustee Eric Ungaro said. "So we are thankful EMA approached us." He said the price tag o
Canfield Junior Fair auctions bring in $1.3M (opens the original)
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CANFIELD -- The Junior Fair auctions at the 180th Canfield Fair brought in nearly $1.3 million, the fair board has announced. Two types of auctions take place during fair week: • Traditional auctions where 100% of monies accumulated are given back to the individual who raised the animal. These totaled $1,234,878. The youth typically use the funds earned to put toward their project animal(s) for the future year, toward their college fund or a combination of both. All money collected is distribute
Brother and sister carry on the breast cancer fight (opens the original)
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Sunday's Pink Out Pickleball Tournament the Canfield Swim and Tennis Club will begin at 8 a.m. for advanced players and 11 a.m. for beginners. To sign up on Saturday, visit https://signup.com/go/uQUaApg. CANFIELD -- In 2024, Canfield graduate Nick Folsom teamed up with then junior Hadley Moser to put on the first Pink Out Pickleball Tournament at Greasel Park. The idea behind the event was to raise funds for Salem Regional Medical Center to be used in the fight against breast cancer. Folsom had
Fair board pleased with attendance (opens the original)
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CANFIELD -- Attendance at this year's Canfield Fair fell below 2025 figures, but not by much. Fair officials reported the 2026 attendance for the six days of the fair at 264,538. The five-year average is 267,615, making this year only 1.16% below that average. The opening-day attendance on Wednesday was 20,554. Fair officials said it was the lowest since 2021 when only 17,549 people came through the gates. Last year's Wednesday total was 27,916. Timm Schreiber, the fair board director in charge
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