AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOhio University culture & community: Ohio University is rolling out a new Juneteenth Festival (June 19, 1–4 p.m. at Richland Avenue Park) with music, food trucks, vendors, and kids’ activities, plus volunteer opportunities. Arts access: The Jewish Community Center of Youngstown reopened its Paul and Yetta Gluck School of Visual Arts after renovations that add flexible workstations, more space, adaptive supplies, and wheelchair-accessible furniture. Local education & health: Ohio’s “Reading for Resiliency” initiative launches statewide through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library of Ohio and the Ohio Children’s Alliance, using shared reading to strengthen family connectedness and mental wellness. Community spotlight: Mazza Museum’s STEAM camp in Findlay (“Intergalactic Problem Solvers”) is putting grades 5–8 students to work with coding, rover programming, and rocket-building. Civic life: Ohio voters will decide in November on a constitutional amendment enshrining photo ID rules for voting, including for absentee ballots. Sports & identity: East Liverpool High School’s Culture Club visited Beaver Creek State Park, pairing local history with hands-on learning.
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