Apr 28, 2021
St. Clair Township police officers Jake Hayter (left), Josh Jackson and Tony Savina take their lap Sunday afternoon on the Beaver Local track with K-9 Noras. Kelsey Hedrick, president of the St. Clair Police Department’s Fraternal Order of Police 210, estimated that the autism awareness benefit raised more than $5,000 due to its T-shirt sales, laps around the track and raffling off a four-person fishing charter trip with Lost Tackle and Charter, which was won by Lorie McCoy. (Photo by Stephanie Ujhelyi)
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HANDOUT: East Side Crime Watch is hosting a food giveaway 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the old fire station, corner of Oak and Fruit streets, Youngstown. Wear a mask and bring your ID. For information, contact Annie Hall at 330-742-4850.
FRUIT TREE PRUNING: Learn how to prune apple and peach trees with Mahoning County OSU Extension and White House Fruit Farms, at noon (Zoom and in-person available) and 2 p.m. (in-person only), on Saturday at White House Fruit Farms, 9249 Youngstown-Salem Road, Canfield.
Pruning is important to the success of fruit trees, and knowing how to properly prune can aid in the success of future crops. Demonstrations will be done by Eric Barrett, OSU Extension educator, and Dave and David Hull from White House Fruit Farms.
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This T-shirt features a reproduction of a tattoo worn by âPretty Boyâ Floyd, who met his demise in a cornfield just outside the city.
EAST LIVERPOOL In the state of Ohio, police museums usually are found in bigger cities like Cincinnati, Cleveland or Toledo. However, visitors might be surprised to learn that this small city in Columbiana County also provides a unique look into its history thanks to its law enforcement.
Kelsey Hedrick, who formerly served East Liverpool and now nearby St. Clair Township police as a patrolman, is the curator of the East Liverpool Police Museum. For almost 20 years, the museum has provided a glimpse into life along the Ohio River.
Kelsey Hedrick poses in one exhibit space within the East Liverpool Police Museum.
EAST LIVERPOOL In the state of Ohio, police museums usually are found in bigger cities like Cincinnati, Cleveland or Toledo. However, visitors might be surprised to learn that this small city in Columbiana County also provides a unique look into its history thanks to its law enforcement.
Kelsey Hedrick, who formerly served East Liverpool and now nearby St. Clair Township police as a patrolman, is the curator of the East Liverpool Police Museum. For almost 20 years, the museum has provided a glimpse into life along the Ohio River.