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New Youngstown-Warren Regional Chamber Foundation Director says fundraising dollars are on the rise in 2021
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The youngest Youngstown Rotary president elected Wednesday
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⢠A rodent that “predicts” the weather? Not interested.
But a groundhog as a beer festival mascot? Sign me up.
There will be no worry of six more weeks of winter after the Youngstown Rotary’s third Groundhog Craft Beerfest (then again, this is northeast Ohio. Never say never). The event, which is normally held around the time that all eyes are on Punxsutawney Phil, is being moved to July 10 this year. And instead of being inside Stambaugh Auditorium, this year’s event will take place in the Stambaugh parking lot.
Punxsatawney Phil’s cousin, Youngsatowney Paul, will preside over the festivities, which will feature craft beer samples, food trucks and live entertainment.
Volunteers throw wildflower seeds into a freshly prepared 40-foot-by-50-foot bed of shredded mulch to launch Operation Pollination. The volunteers prepared the bed on Mahoning County Land Bank-owned property at the intersection of Ohio and Lauderdale avenues on Youngstown s North Side. (Contributed photo)
YOUNGSTOWN Operation Pollination, a new initiative led by the Rotary Club of Youngstown in collaboration with the Mahoning County Land Bank and other partners, is kicking off this month at sites across Youngstown to cultivate vital pollinator habitats, simplify property maintenance and promote positive health outcomes.
Several properties on each of the four sides of Youngstown have been identified to launch the effort. Volunteers will prepare and seed each of the locations, ranging from 1,200 to 2,000 square feet, with native wildflowers supported by shred mulching.