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The Review Newspapers are in our thirteenth year and reach over 100,000 readers each week. We serve all of Trumbull & Mahoning Counties, eastern Portage County, as well as parts of the Shenango Valley in Mercer County.
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New Kiwanis Members in Boardman
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AHEPA condemns
defiling of Greek flag
By Mike Varveris
The 1.4 million members of the American Hellenic Educational Association (AHEPA), a leading Greek-American service group, has strongly condemned the desecration of the Greek flag on a billboards erected in Skopje, capital of the Republic of Macedonia which shows the Cross on the flag being replaced by a Nazi swastika.
Ike Gulas, supreme president of AHEPA, says the group supports Greece's decision to veto the Republic of Macedonia bid to join NATO. Two AHEPA local chapters are located in Youngstown and Warren,
"We support Greece's decision to stand firm in its veto power," Gulas said. "Simply, the government of Skopje has not demonstrated good neighborly relations by turning a blind eye to the dissemination of hate propaganda toward Greece
"This despicable display of the swastika on the Greek flag is the most blatant display of such propaganda," he added. "Then Greeks battled Nazism during World War 11 stalling Hitler's advance into the Soviet Union."
Macedonia, located north by present Greece, was part of Greece at one time. In the 3rd century BC, the famous Greek warrior, Alexander the Great was born in Macedon.
Skopje and the Greek government in Athens have engaged in a long dispute on their name "Macedonia." Athens objects to Skopje's use of its constitutional name "Republic of Macedonia" arguing it could lead Skopje to make territorial claims over its own province called Macedonia which has been part of Greece long before Skopje's Republic of Macedonia was founded,
"The bastardization of the flag of the Hellenic Republic (Greece) is an affont of our Hellenic heritage and should not be taken lightly," Gulas said. "This is not a type of behavior that should be rewarded with membership to NATO."
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Kiwanis welcomes another new member Marc Means, has recently become a member of the Boardman Kiwanis. Marc is the Account Executive and Radio Broadcaster for the Mahoning Valley Scrappers. He will be bringing baseball fans of the valley all the Scrappers action home and away during their 10th Anniversary season on AM 1390 WNIO.
Marc resides in Niles, with his wife Heather. "I joined Kiwanis because of the tradition and history they have of giving back to the community."…. said Means.
The Boardman Kiwanis Club, along with its sponsored high school Key Clubs conduct several annual service projects including: Annual Easter Egg Hunt/Kindergarten field trip, Children's Pet Show at Boardman Park, Halloween with the Boardman Police, Boardman Memorial Day Parade, and Christmas Caroling.
Pictured left to right are: Beth Basista, Jerry Osborne, Marc Means, Kiwanis President Chris Bierdeman and George Basista.
Anyone interested in joining Boardman Kiwanis can call Roy at 330-402-0521 or Chris at 330-729-9061 for more information.
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Mommy and Me for tea
You are invited to attend a semi-formal tea and fashion show with mom, dad or favorite adult. This event is held in the Boardman Community Center Sunday, May 9 from 1-3 p.m. for girl's ages 3-8 years of age. Tea, cookies, and finger foods will be provided. The cost is $12 per couple for Boardman Residents, and $16 per couple for Non-Residents. Cost for Additional participants is $6 for Boardman Residents, $8 for Non-Residents. Tickets can be purchased in the Park Office 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Tickets include finger food, one photo per ticket, crafts, and many more goodies. For more information on this event and many others check out the Park's Program page at www.Boardmanpark.com
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