On a recent morning, Brian Dunnivan, 32, of North Canton stood at a sink washing dishes. The first-shift crew of four workers comes in an hour later to make the pasta salad, bake brownies and hard-boil eggs for the egg salad.Д«efore long, the smell of warm muffins and breakfast sandwiches floats into the lobby as the first court hearings of the day begin. DDвЂ™s supervisor, Brenda Delauney, gets there at 7 a.m., puts on the coffee and gathers ingredients for the dayвЂ™s menu. The snack bar sits in an alcove on the courthouseвЂ™s first floor, next to the restrooms and the jury commission office.

DDвЂ™s Cafe struggled economically, it was a success when it came to helping its workers. Not to mention members of the public, attorneys, clerks, sheriffвЂ™s deputies and judges who stop by for the pepperoni rolls, stuffed peppers and brownies frosted with peanut butter.ДЄlthough Mr. вЂњWe absolutely would like to have a food operation in there, primarily for jurors who report here,вЂќ said Common Pleas Court Administrator Marc Warner. The workers, who make minimum wage, and their supervisors will be assigned new jobs.ДЄs of yet, no replacement is lined up to take over the courthouse snack bar. Stark MRDD spokeswoman Pat Fehlman is careful to note that The Workshops Inc., a not-for-profit organization that contracts with the board, lost the money, not taxpayers. Last year, the combined deficit peaked at $36,000. The snack bars have lost a combined $25,000 a year since 2005, with the courthouse location doing the worst, said Ric Brown, chief operating officer of the Stark County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities. took over the snack bars in December 2003 to give people with special needs job training and integrate them with the community, but the program has been proven too costly. plans to keep the City Hall location open, but with changes. For Sims, a 43-year-old woman with a mental disability, itвЂ™s her bridge to a more independent life.ДЄfter April 24, there will be no Mr. DDвЂ™s Cafe, and makes this salad - вЂњMonicaвЂ™s saladвЂќ - nearly every day for one of the court reporters. Sims works at the Stark County Courthouse snack bar, Mr. Tammy Sims moved her hands as she listed each ingredient, as if building the salad in a bowl. Lettuce, olives, cheese, tomatoes, eggs and turkey.

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