Pirlo Heating Faces Zoning Hurdles After Tornado
After a May 31 tornado left Pirlo Heating a ruin in Coalburg Tom Pirlo confronts red tape blocking rebuilding. Township zoning rules require grandfathered status and a zone change, while tax maps and deed descriptions clash over property width. He seeks a clear ownership picture before seeking a zoning commission permit, with ongoing frustration from the Small Business Administration procedure and local officials.
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Visews
Hubbard
Tom Pirlo
Coalburg
Pirlo
Tom
Chestnut Ridge Road
LorEl’s
James Traficant
Fifteen Votes Kill Operating Funds in Local Levy Vote
Hubbard residents split on two school levies as a 6.9 mill operating levy fails by 15 votes while a 1 mill pool levy passes. The pool levy funds pool operations and year round community use generating about 126000 dollars annually, aiding district finances and safety programs. The district now seeks a state loan, raising concerns about district control and prior staffing cuts.
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Fina Barra
Hubbard
Clyde Metz
Columbus
Star
Italian Visitors Admire U S Shopping Newspapers
Italian visitors Giuseppe Chiavitti Marianna and Lina toured Boardman and Campbell in August and praised American weekly newspapers for detailed local coverage and layouts. They planned to bring home copies from Niles Daily Times and other communities, noting the broad concept of one large paper plus many weeklies.
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United States
Giuseppe Chiavitti
Marianna
Lina
Canada
Niles Daily Times
America
Giuseppe
City reads setback as power lines move to new tower
City crews shut down power Sunday morning for about 45 minutes to move transmission lines at the Moore Street substation. The work is part of a long term plan to loop the electrical system, tying to a new Roosevelt Drive substation and enabling cross feeding between substations. The Roosevelt substation cost is pegged at 350000 to 400000 dollars, with in house labor keeping the project under budget. completion is now expected mid September after August 1983 start, with a future north end substation planned in coming years.
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Hubbard
Moore St
Roosevelt Drive
Roosevelt
Citywide Water Conservation Urged to Avert Emergency
Mayor William Colletta urges Hubbard residents to conserve water in August as reserves run very low from lack of rain and depleting wells. He asks citizens to use a bucket for car washing, sprinkler can for flowers, and avoid watering lawns unless essential to prevent an emergency.
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Hubbard
William Colletta
Colletta
Bernard attacks mayor's veto reasons in Hubbard Eagle reply
A letter from Bernard rebuts Mayor Colletta's veto of Ordinance No. 27-85. He questions the authorship of the veto, accuses public misrepresentation, notes media publication, and alleges residency and hiring practices by the city. The piece cites executive dealings and unpaid counsel costs.
Mayor veto of ordinance 27 85 sparks governance concerns
A July 23 1985 letter from Hubbard Mayor William Colletta to the City Council vetoes Ordinance No 27-85. He objects to granting the Law Director power to appoint an employee without restrictions on qualifications residence or location, warning of a dangerous precedent for future councilors directors and city employees. The veto is reprinted verbatim in this edition and referenced to Colletta on Page 3.
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Colletta
Hubbard
Mayorco
Hubbard Eagle
Bernard
Hubbard City Council
William Colletta
Michael Bernard
Hubbard News
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