CANFIELD Farmers National Banc Corp. welcomed Frank J. Monaco to its board of directors.
Monaco, who brings business and consulting experience to his new leadership role with Farmers, was appointed to the board as a Class III director effective July 27. His term expires in 2022.
Monaco is a senior partner at 415 Group, a certified public accounting, business consulting and IT services firm in Canton. He leads the consulting division of the firm, which includes business and estate planning, business valuations and merger support. Monaco has been with 415 Group for 27 years and previously served as managing partner from 2003-2019.
Monaco also is an active member of his community, serving on or having served on a variety of boards of directors, including the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce, Stark Development Board, Stark County Port Authority and the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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BOARDMAN Ernest W. Vaupel, 83, passed away after a struggle with cancer, Tuesday, May 4, 2021, at his home surrounded by his family.
Ernest, known by his family and friends as “Ernie,” was born Oct. 13, 1937, in Youngstown, son of the late Harry and Edith Davies Vaupel.
He attended South High School in Youngstown and was a lifelong area resident. After high school, Ernie served in the Marine Corps from 1954 to 1957 and received an honorable discharge.
After serving in the military, he returned to the Youngstown area and worked for East Ohio Gas Company, retiring as an inspector in 1993, after 30 years of service.
As spring continues to bloom, Ohio Edison will resume tree trimming.
The utility company is investing $22 million in tree trimming and vegetation management around the Mahoning Valley in an attempt to prevent tree-related power outages during storms.
The maintenance helps to reduce outages caused by trees, Lauren Siburkis, spokeswoman for Ohio Edison, said. “The biggest threats to our electric system during severe weather are trees and branches falling into our equipment,” she said.
“Proactive tree trimming is some of the most important and effective work we do every year to maintain our power system and minimize the impact of damage caused by severe weather,” Edward Shuttleworth, regional president of Ohio Edison and Penn Power, said.