Howland board notes street light bill rise and water system push
Howland Township trustees report Ohio Edison street lighting will cost $5 259 annually more starting July 31 bringing the monthly rise to 438 26 for 79 lights. Promoter Kevin Ingledue says water system signatures continue at about seven daily. Phase III may include the northwest area toward Mosquito Lake. The board proclaims May 19 Senior Citizen Day and opens bids for Jaws of Life rescue tool. They approve donations to veterans groups, pay for refresher courses, and hire two CETA road workers. A land use survey shows commercial activity down 38 percent since 1970 while a zoning plan study progresses. Next meeting is May 19 at 7 30 p.m.
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Howland
Howland Township
Ohio Edison
Kevin Ingledue
Howland Defense League
Richard Orwig
Ingledue
Harry Wolcott
Mosquito Lake
Wolcott
Zoning Commission
Board of Zoning Appeals
Gordon McLain
Youngstown
McLain
Howland High School Star Tony Morrell Excels in Sports
Howland High senior Tony Morrell son of Gloria Morrell active in school athletics across three sports track baseball and basketball. He also serves in National Honor Society Italian Club and as a guidance office aide. Morrell earned Who's Who Among American High School Students the Society of Distinguished High School Students and International Youth in Achievement.
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Howland
Tony Morrell
Gloria Morrell
Irene NE
Howland High School
Morrell
Society of Distinguished High School
Howland Athletic Club
First United Church of Christ
St. Mary’s Church
The
Knights of
Howland Township Zoning and Fire Reports for April
Zoning reported 686729 dollars in new construction in April including three new residences nine residential additions two garages one patio three duplexes one eight unit apartment building two fences one swimming pool and other items. Permit fees totaled 1550 dollars. Fire Department answered 111 calls with 56750 dollars in damage including 30050 building loss and 26700 contents loss.
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Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Six HHS students named National Merit semi finalists
Howland High School selects six students for the National Merit program. Raymond Cornicelli Thomas Freer Hank Holliger Joanne Parke Daniel Pinti and Sue Swift named semi finalists as the National Merit Scholarship Corp in Evanston, Ill. projects over 90 percent of semi finalists advancing to finalist status. Ambulance response and fire prevention work detailed for Howland Fire Department with training hours and inspections. crime statistics for Howland Township show 101 offenses in April including assaults break-ins larcenies and robberies.
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Howland
Howland High School
Raymond Cornicelli
Michael Cornicelli
Cain Dr
Thomas M. Freer
Donald R. Freer
Niles Cortland Rd
Hank Holliger
James E. Parke
King Graves Rd
Daniel J. Pinti
Daniel F. Pinti
Castle Rock
Sue Swift
Carole Swift
Howland Springs Blvd
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Evanston, Ill
Howland Township
Howland High German students shine in state and Westminster contests
Howland High School students competed at Bowling Green State University and Westminster College in German language contests. Winners included Brita Kriss and Kim Clary in second year poetry at BG, with multiple honors in poetry, skit, singing, and culture quiz. Westminster results praised Kriss, Rowlands, Alberini, and Kirk across poetry declamation and skits, with the full team earning second in German songs.
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Howland
Howland High School
Bowling Green State University
Westminster College
Bowling Green
Brita Kriss
Kim Clary
Sandra Hurlburton
Janine Hutchison
Kerri Griffin
Laurie Bauer
Don Kirk
Laura Rowlands
Regi Alberini
Jon Zimmer
Bob Conway
Ken Hipkins
Jim Ferri
Westminster
John Zimmer
Early deadline for Howland Bandwagon May 27 issue
Due to Memorial Day weekend the copy and photo deadline moves to noon Thursday May 21. All items must arrive at 35 West State Street Niles by that time to appear in the May 27 Bandwagon edition.
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Howland Bandwagon highlights and page references
This edition features seventh and eighth grade honor rolls, an auction at Howland Community Church, and lunch menus for Howland Schools. It notes a Hallmark award winner, junior high English festival honors, and upcoming editorials with state and federal perspectives on crime, plus Small Business Week insights and the Montage column.
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Howland Community Church
Howland
Howland Junior High
Youngstown State University
Harry Meshel
Thomas Carney
Ohio
Lyle Williams
William E. Walsh
Youngstown Scoreace
Joan Cochran
Better Business Bureau
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Trumbull County
Sutphen Fire Equipment Company of
Columbus
Jaws of Life’ Fire Department
Harold Snyder
American Legion Post
Victory Blue Star
John Mills
Fire Department
John Rowlands
Reynoldsburg
Champion Police Department
Ceta Road Department
Melvin Klingensmith
Thomas Franco
Cerni Motors
State International Trucks
Howland Junior High School
Rome
Ron Saffell
Mary Ann Koontz
Department
HHS
Joanne J. Parke
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