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School Board Okays $1.175 Million Project For Upgrades To HS Chiller Plant |
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February 6, 2025 Edition |
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BY JOHN A. DARNELL JR.
associate editor
The Boardman Local School Board has approved a proposal submitted by Ameresco, of Worthington, Oh., for some $1.715 million for upgrades to the chill water plant at Boardman High School
According to Ameresco, the high school has two chiller plants, including one that was decommissioned and failed five years ago. A second chiller is currently operational but nearing the end of its service life, Ameresco said.
Due to its age, the school district is experiencing increasing difficulty in sourcing replacement parts, which could pose significant challenges in the event of future failures.
In addition, cooling towers at the high school have visible signs of rusting, corrosion, and fouling. The condenser water pumps were installed in 200 ...Read More >> |
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Glenwood-8 Girls Win AAC Championship And Post 32-1 Mark Over Last Two Seasons |
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February 6, 2025 Edition |
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Glenwood Jr. High School’s Lady Spartans eighth grade basketball tam ended their season on Monday night besting Howland, 42-30, and winning the All American Conference championship game played on the Glenwood hardwoods.
Glenwood ended the season with a 16-1 log.
Glenwood charged to an 18-2 first quarter lead and was never headed.
Maizy Green and Maddie Slevin paced the winners with 13 and 12 points respectively. Both canned a pair of shots from behind the arc.
Myah Soares chipped-in with 9 markers.
In semifinal play, Glenwood roasted Austintown, 36-16, to earn a spot in the title game against Howland.
Green paced Glenwood with 16 points, while Slevin added a dozen markers, and Soares and Annabelle Collins chipped-in with 4 points ...Read More >> |
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A Night Out with Jennifer Cancio At The CAT |
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February 6, 2025 Edition |
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A CROWD OF MORE than 350 persons attended A Night Out with Jennifer Cancio, (pictured) that was held last weekend at the Columbiana Arts Theater, for the first show of the “Artist Series,” that features a lineup of some of the area’s most noteworthy musicians. The concert featured Cancio’s musical channeling of icons including Janis Joplin, Stevie Nicks, Whitney Houston, Metallica, Charlie Daniels, Heart, Linda Ronstadt, Gretchen Wilson, Joni Mitchell, The Beatles, Black Sabbath and others, was set against a backdrop of her inspiring yet cheeky storytelling of her journey from self-doubt to self-love and ultimate peace. Cancio received her classical violin education first from the renowned, award winning Boardman High School Orchestra from 1994-1998, led by the late Carol Clark, while also being a featured vocalist in the Boardman High School Show Choir. She went on to study music at the University of Mount Union from 1998-2002. &n ...Read More >> |
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