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Trustees highlight Sesquicentennial events, Arbor Day, and community outreach
Summary
Trustees reported on upcoming Sesquicentennial trolley rides, Arbor Day and Earth Day events, mental-health awareness activities, and a League of Women Voters program for high-school girls.
At the start of the May 5 meeting board members delivered routine reports on community events and outreach. Trustee Thomas G. Luzio referenced Sesquicentennial preparations, a staff photo for the Sesquicentennial Journal, Interfaith Food Pantry activities, and asked for well-wishes for a neighbor hospitalized after a bicycle accident. Trustee Angie Guerra highlighted trolley rides planned for the Sesquicentennial weekend and the next Hispanic Heritage Committee meeting.
Trustee Karen B. Schleimer noted that May is Mental Health Awareness Month, summarized county mental-health resources, and mentioned renewed federal student-loan collections. She also described a League of Women Voters event pairing high-school girls with professionals to discuss interest in politics. Mayor J. Michael Cindrich and others recapped Arbor Day and the Italian American Festival at Kirby Plaza and acknowledged nonprofit contributions including the Finkelstein family.
These items were presented as informational reports; no formal board action was recorded on the community events during the meeting.
