Ellwood City Public Library Closes To Coincide With School Closures

On Friday, and in advance to the national state of emergency declaration, the state of Pennsylvania stepped up containment efforts by ordering a two-week closure of all public schools and urging residents to stay away from malls, gyms and other public spaces.

In accordance, the Office of Commonwealth Libraries has instructed all Pennsylvania public libraries to close Saturday through March 29, to coincide with the school closure.

According to information made available by the Ellwood City Public Library, the library plans to re-open March, 30, 2020.

Below are the memorial submissions for the week of March, 16, 2020.

MEMORIALS:

The following are memorial contributions received by the library during the month of February. Memorials are published on a weekly basis in this column and represent a portion of the contributions received.

• In memory of Kenneth E. “Dutch” Bleakney from American Legion Post 157
• In memory of Marie D. Chlebowski from John and Virginia Ottoviani
• In memory of Craig Chester from John and Virginia Ottoviani
• In memory of Dr. Lawrence Fazioli from Paula Kowalczyk, Lawrence County Family Medicine Staff, William Slade, Lee Anne Zikeli
• In memory of Alvan J. Hoffman from John and Virginia Ottaviani
• In memory of Judith A. Nocera from John and Virginia Ottaviani
• In memory of Ray B. Sutherland from Pam and Sam Bernstine, Ray and Agnes DeFonde, Robert and Karen DeFonde, Sybil and Art Epstein, Steve and Teresa Gaydosz, Helen Greenberg, Nancy and Skip Homan, Diane and Michael Kane, Judy and Andy Kindle, Dana Klann, Blanche Novak, Veronica Pacella, Strada Architecture, Washington County Chamber of Commerce, Robert Zaremberg, Sandy and Elinor Zaremberg
• In memory of Ann (DeTullio) Tammaro from Chuck and Patty Hutchison, Darcy and Jody Palatka
• In memory of Dorothy M. Wiley from Judy and Andy Kindle, McCronich Family, Residents of R.J. Schill Manor, Terry Tanner