Marion's Piazza

Jessica Y.

Joined 10 months ago

Rookie Steeler Will Johnson Fundraiser to Benefit Hometown Youth Football Team-Centerville Wee Elks

CENTERVILLE (June 29, 2012) Will Johnson of the Pittsburgh Steelers is hosting a fundraiser on Monday, July 16th to benefit the Centerville Wee Elks youth football program. Johnson, a native of Ohio, started his path to a professional career in football with the Centerville Elks in 2005. Johnson went on to be a star player at West Virginia University followed by his new position with the Steelers.

The fundraiser and signing will take place at Marion’s Piazza, located at 241 North Main Street in Centerville, Ohio from 5-8PM. Marion’s Piazza will be donating a portion of food sales from the event to the Wee Elks. Will Johnson will be signing autographs and taking pictures with those who attend the event. Will has a special interest in giving back to the community and the people that helped him achieve his dream of playing in the NFL. All ages are welcome to attend.

Tickets are required and free of charge, but they must be obtained prior to the event date -- no exceptions. For tickets to this fun-filled event and for more information regarding the fundraiser, please email Jessica Young at willjohnsonmedia@gmail.com. Come out and support our future athletes and our community.

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WhoPKarez

Joined 4 years ago

GO ELSEWHERE. At one time, you had two choices for pizza in town. One was Cassano's and the other was Marion's.

Consequently, you have a number of old-timers and diehards who have gone there out of habit and never tried anybody else.

They will tell you how good it is, but they don't know what they don't know.

Competition surpassed Marion's a long, long time ago.

If you like thin crust, you have a multitude of choices that exceed anything you can get at Marion's.

If you don't, you won't like Marion's under any circumstances.

The restaurants are like walking into a dungeon because they have no windows.

Dayton simply has far better options now.