Museum open house set for Sunday

RICHMOND — The Crew House Museum in Richmond will hold its final open house of the summer from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. The museum offers free admission to the public.

Guests can browse the town memorabelia, as well as the museum’s second floor, which is exclusively dedicated to housing items from Jefferson Union High Shool. The open house will be hosted by the Richmond Community Historical Society. Some of the society’s members will be on hand to assist anyone with questions.

Alumni association to meet

STEUBENVILLE — The Steubenville High School Alumni Association will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Scaffidi’s Restaurant and Tavern.

Library to hold special documentary

STEUBENVILLE — Classrooms without Boarders will hold a screening of the documentary film “The Cure for Hate,” from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sept. 14 at the Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County’s Schiappa branch. Following the film, a question-and-answer session will be held with the film’s director, Peter Hutchison and former Skinhead-turned-anti-hate activist Tony McAleer.

Participants will explore the connection between historical hate and modern extremism, while gaining strategies for Holocaust education and fostering radical compassion, according to library officials.

As polarization deepens and youth face extremist ideologies, this event will feature community conversations on Holocaust denialism and the risks of online radicalization. Attendees will learn to understand hatred ‘s roots, resist “othering” and develop resilience against radicalization in our communities, officials stated. The program is free of charge. Registration is required in advance by calling (740) 264-6166.