Get into the swing of baseball season and join Kenston Center Stage as it presents the Broadway musical classic "Damn Yankees" April 15…
Swing into Baseball
Get into the swing of baseball season and join Kenston Center Stage as it presents the Broadway musical classic “Damn Yankees” April 15 and 16 at 7 p.m. and April 17 at 2 p.m. in the Kenston High School auditorium.
All tickets are reserved and cost $16, mezzanine; $14, floor; and $10, balcony seats. Tickets may be purchased through the Kenston High School website.
The story revolves around Joe Boyd, the number one fan of the Washington Senators baseball team. Mr. Applegate gives Joe the opportunity to recapture his youth and become the “one good long ball hitter” the Senators need to beat their much hated rivals and finally win the pennant. There’s just one problem. He must sell his soul to “you-know-who” and soon finds out the deal comes with unanticipated consequences.
Top 15 Honored
Kenston Academic Boosters honored the Top 15 Senior Scholars and the educator who had a special impact on their Kenston career.
Students honored were Leander Held, Mara Cass, Bailey Mulhern, Katarzyna Bieniek, Nicole Doran, Jessica Sciuva, Cameron Oakes, Hannah Richardson, Natalie Kusner, Emily Tewksbury, Carlton Allen, Sierra Culver, Emily McDonough, Stephanie Yohe and Ian Gray.
Educators honored were Mrs. Heather Baugher, Mrs. Pamela Garrett, Mrs. Julia Green, Mrs. Kelly Johnston, Mr. Ted Kresja, Mr. Edward Mason, Mr. Patrick Murphy, Ms. Kimberly Scola, Mr. Robert Segulin, Mrs. Anissa Smith, Mr. Robert Tripi, Mrs. Brenda Wahl, Mrs. Wendy Wilk, Mrs. Shannon Wirthwein and Mrs. Pamela Zeigler.
Kenston Trails
Phase Two of the Kenston Trails will break ground this spring. It will extend the existing trail and add a memorial tree garden to honor the Benjamin King and Bill Hepker families. The King Family Trust donated $80,000 to the district with a portion designated to fund the expansion of the running and walking path on campus. The second phase will be completed in time for the Frank Gibas Cross Country Invitational at the beginning of September 2017.
Volunteer and be a part of this community venture. Everyone’s help is needed to complete the project. Sign up for email updates at www.kenstonfitnesstrails.com/join.
The Kenston Trails benefits the community by encouraging outdoor activity, health and fitness.
Kindergarten Reminder
If one’s child will be 5 years old on or before Sept. 30, be sure to register for 2016-17 kindergarten at the Timmons Elementary School. Call 440-543-9380 for more information.
