Plaza protest group plans referendum after zoning hearing
About 30 Foxcroft residents led by George Darrough met to organize anti plaza efforts over Howland Realty Company plans to rez 52 acres on N River Rd Rt 46 for a plaza. They seek a referendum if trustees approve, requiring 450 signatures in 30 days. The group plans to mobilize for the Wednesday hearing June 22 and asks guarantees against an access road.
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Foxcroft
N. River Rd
Howland Realty Company
George Darrough
Howland Residential Association
Howland Auxiliary officers share path to full time policing
Mary Maratura profiles three Howland Auxiliary members Tay lor Lubianetzky and John Pichcik. They balance full time jobs with patrol work on Elm Road and the Wean United area as they pursue training and a potential transition to regular police roles.
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Mary Maratura
Howland
Icemen
Eeene Taylor
Paul Lubianetzky
John Pichcik
Taylor
Servomation Corporation
Elm Rd
Lubanietzky
John Plihcik
Wean United
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Shelly Rogers Wins Fathers Day Essay Contest
Shelly Rogers of Howland wins the Fathers Day contest with an essay praising her dad. The seven year old daughter of Jerry and Mrs. Rogers will start third grade at Howland Glen this fall.
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Howland Glen
Shelly Shelly
Jerry and
Traty
Rogers
Dawarae
Shelly Rogers
Shelly
Jerry Rogers
Castle Rock Dr
Police
David M. Hartsock
First Baptist Church of
Howland
Early deadline set for the Howland Bandwagon July 6 issue
Due to the Fourth of July holiday, the Howland Bandwagon will accept news and photo submissions until noon on Thursday, June 30 for the July 6 edition. Residents are urged to get items in promptly.
Howland selects interim administrator as Powers retires
Howland Board of Education accepted disability retirement for Superintendent Dr. Tom Powers and named Raidel acting administrator until a new hire. July 7 is the application closing date for a new superintendent with a potential three-month fill time noted. Powers, awaiting final state approval, may be on a five year leave with a possible return but indicated he does not intend to reclaim his post.
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Tom Powers
Howland Schools
Robert Raider
Howland
Howland Board of Education
Raidel
Cyare Unie
Board of Education
Doris Pearce
Powers
Pearce
State Teachers’ Retirement Board
Dr. Powers
Dick Orwig
Snyder named Howland Chief
Harold E. Snyder, longtime Assistant Chief since February 1972, named Chief of the Township Fire Department succeeding the late Chief Del Miller. Born 1925 in Camden New Jersey he served in the Navy and Air Force before joining Howland Fire. He aims to establish a paramedical system and train more paramedics for the department. He and his wife Ruth reside at 474 High St NE with children Roxanne Edward and Harold Jr.
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Snyder
Howland Fire Department
Ruth
High St. NE
Roxanne
Edward
Harold Jr
Inside the Bandwagon Highlights and Fair Opens
The issue teases page by page items including new Howland Police Officers commission on page 4, a local TV appearance, Rn Goebel tan dining, a page 10 dance studio recital, and North Road Girl Scouts on page 11. It also notes Davenport Award winners on page 14 and an international religious singing group on page B1. The eight page tab section covers the Trumbull County Fair from June 28 to July 4 at Cortland Fairgrounds. Editorials by Ralph Ingersoll Sr. and Joan Cochran appear with reflections and columns on honesty and television's impact.
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Goebel Tan
Trumbull County Fair
Fairgrounds
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