Hubbard schools win emergency loan and levy plan
Hubbard Board of Education approved a 656000 state emergency loan on March 29 after a bargaining session in Columbus. The district will also seek a 7 mill operating levy for the June ballot to cover projected state funding losses totaling about 420000, as personnel and program cuts are anticipated.
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HUBBARD — _ Board of Education
James D'Eramo
Ponzio
Columbus
D’eramo
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Hubbard Officers Feted At FOPA Banquet In Hubbard
In Hubbard on March 17 Brentford House hosted a banquet honoring Police Chief Ernest DeMatteo and Auxiliary Police Captain Ed Tatarka. Lt. Pat Camuso received a multi function digital watch for DeMatteo, unable to attend, with inscriptions. Installation of officers occurred, and family members of Tatarka attended in surprise.
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Leo Burke
Ray McElroy Sr
Ray McElroy Jr
James Wylie
Gary Theil
Andy Mysiak
Joe Laurie
Jim McLaughlin
Frank Martin
Auto dealers offer sales tax refund plan in Ohio counties
The Automobile Dealers Association of Eastern Ohio will refund the difference between 5 percent sales tax and a 2.9 percent rate on used cars, trucks, and vans bought April 5 to May 1 in Mahoning and Trumbull Counties. Savings reach about 84 to 104 dollars on a 4000 dollar purchase.
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Automobile Dealers Association of
Eastern Ohio
Mahoning
Trumbull
Mahoning County
Jerry Thorpe
E Automobile Dealers Association
Ohio
Ashtabula
Easter greetings and page highlights in The News
The newspaper wishes readers a joyous Easter and guides to features across pages. A Marciano series, Hubbord police honor, sports roundups, brides features, an editorial on district split, a space shuttle piece, BBB investing tips, and Easter messages fill the week’s pages with portraits, commentary, and local-interest items.
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Better Business Bureau
Joan Cochran
Solons seek to ease traffic flow in city hubbard
City council met in special session on March 29 to speed traffic flow. They approved a $64,000 treasury investment note to fund the city’s share of a program adding new traffic signals on North Main and West Liberty Streets. Signals will be synchronized to expedite movement.
Cookbook Entries Due for 19th Phoenix Edition
The deadline for submitting recipes is Saturday, April 10, with top prizes including a Whirlpool freezer or Litton microwave from Bernard's TV. Nine categories, new Budget Meals, open to all readers. Also notes on Main Street traffic upgrades and a five-lane widening near the Sand wich Factory.
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Phoenix Publications Inc
Bernard’s TV
Hubbard girl designs her own Pac Man board game
Nine year old Jennifer Lee of Hubbard created a home version of Pac Man on a hand drawn board with handmade dice and rules she wrote. She plays with friends and family while hoping a major game maker contacts her about marketing potential.
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Pac Man
Jennifer Lee
Jennifer
Elizabeth
Times City
Raymond Lee
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