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Austintown Rotary Print
Austintown Rotary and 6-year-old donate toys to Akron Children's Hospital

Click to Enlarge -  Karl Rein, Katie Rein, Julie Dittmer In September, our 6-year-old daughter, Katie Rein, suffered a serious injury to her fingertip. After seeing several doctors, we have had the most comprehensive care for her as an outpatient through Akron Children's Hospital Burn Center.

Her fingertip has healed miraculously, she is able to play the piano and use that finger, and she is not experiencing any pain.

Most every time we had appointments at the hospital (and it's been LOTS of times!) the nurse would give Katie a small toy or gift for being so brave. This really made an impression on her and helped her look forward to future appointments.

As her way of saying "thank you" to the doctors and nurses who helped her, Katie wanted to give lots of toys to the hospital so other kids could be cheered up, too. So, her dad, Karl, (Austintown Rotary President), asked the Austintown Rotary members to bring unwrapped toys to our annual holiday party. They responded with overwhelming generosity. It was our privilege to deliver a full van of toys to the burn center today.

Photo: Karl Rein and Katie Rein deliver Austintown Rotary toy donations to the burn center at Akron Children's Hospital. Gratefully receiving the gifts is Katie's nurse, Julie Dittmer.
 
Eastwood Mall Performing Arts Center Print
The Art Outreach Gallery, the Warren Junior Women’s League/GFWC and the Eastwood Mall are proud to announce the opening of the new Eastwood Mall Performing Arts Center at the Eastwood Mall in Niles, Ohio. The Performing Art Center is located in the Eastwood Mall across from Spencer Gifts, along the concourse between Macy’s and Dillard’s. The Performing Arts Center is providing the youth of our communities an opportunity to be creative.

The Eastwood Mall Performing Arts Center is an art appreciation initiative and community development project. Living in a “knowledge based economy” it is more important than ever to bring creativity out of everyone, and especially our children. Exposure to the arts in a public venue such as the mall provides an opportunity to experience a wide range of creative local talents and creates interest in the arts for the young.

Please click here for the full article with the Updated Performance Schedule