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Mayor Anthony Court

November 21, 2024

Mayor Court Speaks At Rotary Club Meeting

Mayor Anthony J. Court was the guest speaker at the Ellwood City Rotary Club Meeting recently held at the Trinity Lutheran Church. “It’s always a pleasure to be invited and speak to this fine organization,” said Mayor Court in an emailed statement. “The Ellwood City Rotary Club has been iconic in our community for over 102 years and our community is very proud for their excellent effort and dedication.” PICTURED BELOW: (left to right) Doug Slade (Rotary President) , Louise Carroll, Mayor Anthony Court, and Bruce Thalmann (Rotary Member)

October 3, 2024

ARISE, Borough of Ellwood City Kick Off Domestic Violence Awareness Month

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Mayor Anthony J. Court along with Grace Schmarewski and Olivia Gaffron, representatives from Arise, placed ribbons and signs around downtown Ellwood City to kick off the Domestic Violence Awareness Month. “We have been participating in this program for over 5 years and will continue to support the program for many years,” said Mayor Court. “The Month of October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and Arise hopes to spread awareness and continue educating the community on violence prevention and healthy relationships. The signs also contain information about Arise and services we offer to victims of domestic violence…

October 1, 2024

Mayor Court Presents Proclamation Honoring Hoots Music Center 30-Year Anniversary

Mayor Anthony J. Court recently presented a proclamation to Tony “Hoots” Mazzei to help celebrate his 30 years as “Hoots Music Center”. “Tony Mazzei served Ellwood City and the surrounding areas with dedication and commitment in the music industry,” said Mayor Court in an emailed statement. “Throughout his history he provided our community with music lessons and instruments with grace and distinction. Tony Mazzei was a positive influence in many children’s lives that he had the honor in teaching. He was a true integral part of our community.” Hoots Music Center is located at 1001 South Second Street in Ellwood…

September 17, 2024

Ellwood City Boxing Club Cleans Memorials and Monuments

Mayor Anthony J. Court and Jack Maine organized the Ellwood City Boxing Club to clean the Memorials and Monuments at the Ellwood City Borough Building on September 11, 2024. “This group of individuals who came forth and did an outstanding job of cleaning and honoring the Monuments,” said Mayor Court in an emailed statement. Jack Maine and Bob Boyle, coaches at the Ellwood City Boxing Club, are to be commended along with all of the boxers who came forward and volunteered their efforts for such a worthy cause. “I personally want to take this opportunity to thank them and commend…

September 11, 2024

Ellwood City Announces 2024 Trick or Treat Night

Mayor Anthony J. Court and the Borough of Ellwood City has decided to change Trick or Treat night from previous years. In prior years it was held on Halloween night, but this year Ellwood City has announced it will now follow the annual Halloween parade – Saturday, October 26, 2024 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.  Mayor Court’s office announced in a statement that the borough is going to try this new date/time on a trial basis. “I want to make this change and see how it works and hopefully it is better for all involved,” said Court in an…

September 3, 2024

Mayor Court Presents Proclamation To Erma Winters On Her 100th Birthday

Mayor Anthony J. Court presented a proclamation to Erma Winters on her 100th birthday on September 2, 2024. Erma was born on  September 2, 1924.  She has four children that are her greatest gifts, Georgana, Steven, Eric and Rosemary. Erma was very artistic learning how to paint porcelain china and etched stem ware with different designs which was sold at high end Department stores. Erma held the office of Secretary of the Schill Manor Residents Association and was very involved in many activities. A party was held on September 2, 2024 at the Community Room at Schill Manor to celebrate…

July 8, 2024

Mayor Court Announces 8th Beautification Winner of 2024

Mayor Anthony J. Court announced the 8th and final winner of 2024 “Beautification Awards”. Congratulations goes to Evan Westlund of 511 Mt. Vernon Drive. “Evan has done an outstanding job on his well-maintained property. Well deserved,” said Mayor Court in a statement. Evan was awarded a dinner certificate from a local restaurant and a sign to display in his yard. Last month the mayor added two bonus awards this year bringing the total winners to eight. [VIEW ALL BEAUTIFICATION WINNERS]

July 2, 2024

7th Beautification Award Winner of 2024 Announced

Mayor Anthony J. Court announced the 7th winner of his “Beautification Awards”. Congratulations goes to Kathy Bloom of 727 Plymouth Lane. Kathy was presented a dinner certificate from a local restaurant and a yard sign to display. “This was an easy pick judging from all of the beautiful bushes and plants,” said Mayor Court in an e-mailed statement. “Well done, Kathy!” PICTURED BELOW: (left to right) Kathy Bloom and Mayor Anthony Court

June 26, 2024

Mayor Court Announces 6th Beautification Winner of 2024

Mayor Anthony J. Court presented the 6th winner of the “Beautification Awards” to Joe and Colleen Konyak. “The hard work that went into this property did not go unnoticed,” said Mayor Court in a statement. The Konyak’s were presented with a dinner certificate and a yard sign to display at 233 Foch Street. There will be two bonus awards this year bringing the “Beautification Awards” winners to eight. Congratulations to Joe and Colleen Konyak. PICTURED BELOW: (left to right) Colleen Konyak, Joe Konyak, and Mayor Anthony Court

June 21, 2024

5th Beautification Award Winner Announced

Mayor Anthony J. Court presented the 5th winner of the “Beautification Awards” to Kevin and Delana Shaffer. “Excellent work and lots of dedication went into this property at 904 Plymouth Lane,” said Mayor Court in an emailed statement. Mayor Court presented the Shaffer’s with a dinner certificate and a yard sign. Mayor Court also state because of the high volume of nominations he has received, he is expanding the awards this year from the usual six to eight. Mayor Court wanted to thank the residence of Ellwood City for their wonderful participation in this program. PICTURED BELOW: (left to right)…