08 Aug 1984
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1984
Page
1
Officials urge anyone who witnesses vandalism to contact the police at 534-9797. They caution vandals may be older individuals beyond high school, possibly after hours when hidden by darkness. Drugs or alcohol may be involved, but authorities vow maximum punishment if suspects are caught in the park.
In Myron Street floods, John Jones waded into rising water and freed an Alaskan Husky stranded on a tiny island beside 22 Myron Street. Fire and city crews refused aid before a passerby acted, shocking residents and prompting future hero praise.
Board of Education members in Hubbard district report 19 applications for the vacant superintendent post. James D’Eramo resigned to become administrative assistant in Austintown Fitch. Carl Morell serves interim after previously filling the role. Applications accepted through the 6th. statewide and local postings issued.
Trumbull County residents can book appointments at the new satellite health clinic in the township administration building by calling 1-800-826 8689 extension 571. The clinic offers a full health examination package including pediatric, vision and hearing tests, immunizations, and social services for low income families. open the first Thursday and third Tuesday each month with staff including two pediatricians, RN nurses, social workers, and nutritionists.
Hubbard Township trustee Raymond Kulow envisions an expressway using an abandoned Conrail right of way to avoid inconveniencing property owners. He proposes a joint inquiry with local agencies to ask the Ohio Department of Transportation to study feasibility, though engineering and land availability remain uncertain.
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