CINCINNATI – A national preservation group on Wednesday named a picturesque Ohio village as one of the nation’s most endangered historic places and is calling on state authorities to scrap a plan that village leadersBOARDMAN, Ohio – A thief who made off with cash from a Salvation Army red kettle at a northern Ohio mall this week apparently has had a change of heart.
Police near Youngstown said that two days after the kettle was emptied out, someone left $130 and an apology at the Salvation Army.
A note found at the Salvation Army on Wednesday morning read “here is the money I took plus money for a new kettle and bell.”
The Vindicator newspaper in Youngstown (http://bit.ly/SzAE8b) reports that the note also said “please forgive me.”
Police in Boardman said a witness saw someone wearing a Salvation Army jacket take the kettle Monday night while a bell-ringer was on a break.
A Salvation Army official said it’s not known how much money was in the kettle.
