For many years, the annual holiday decorations and lighting of Courthouse Square have been a treasured tradition in Warren, bringing joy to families and
drawing visitors to our downtown during the holiday season. This festive spirit has been made possible through the dedication and commitment of the Economos family, whose generosity and leadership have brightened our community year after year. We extend our deepest gratitude to them for building such a meaningful tradition!
This year, the Warren Rotary Club is honored to carry forward this legacy. Building on the strong foundation established by Chrissy and Jen Economos, we are committed to enhancing the decorations and expanding the holiday experience so that even more people are encouraged to visit, shop, and dine in beautiful downtown Warren. Our goal is not only to celebrate the season but also to strengthen our business community by attracting new energy and activity to the heart of our city.
We invite you to join us in supporting this year’s holiday decorations and lighting initiative – “Downtown Dazzle on Courthouse Square.”  Your donation will help us continue this beloved tradition while making new additions that showcase downtown Warren as a vibrant and welcoming destination. Together, we can ensure that Courthouse Square will shine even brighter for years to come. Thank you for your partnership, generosity, and commitment to keeping downtown Warren a special place to live, work, and celebrate!
With gratitude,
Tony Iannucci                                            Darlene S. Jones                         Ray Sinchak
President                                                    Committee Chair                         Committee Member
Rotary Club of Warren                           Rotary Club of Warren               Rotary Club of Warren
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