Councilman Withdraws Plan For Law Director Pay Hike
Councilman Bolchalk pulled the legislation raising the law director salary from 21 000 to 26 000 per year after a special session Aug 7. He questioned the legality of an February executive session under Ohio open meetings law but said he wanted to avoid further controversy. Mayor Sauline supported a future raise if reasonable. The council then approved a street resurfacing contract with Hardrives Paying for 61 000, awaiting Board of Control guidance on the lowest bid and qualifications.
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Hubbard
Bolchalk
Andrew Tucciarone
Council
Hubbard News
Ohio
Kenneth
Bone
al Sauline Jr
Pene Appendantecht Wn
Sauline
Hardrives
Board of Control
Richard Keenan
John Darko
Darko
Mayor vows veto on Creed Avenue utility extension measure
Hubbard officials push for city electric water service to two Creed Avenue owners with council sending the measure to a third reading. Mayor Al Sauline Jr says he will veto, warning residents and promising to let the council override only by a two thirds vote. He cites cost, fairness, and reliability concerns tied to expanding service beyond city limits.
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Hubbard — St
Richard
Hubbard City Electric Department
Slifko
Caroline Avenue
High school schedules available from nine to two
Readers can view the new high school schedules showing activity blocks from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The notice highlights available times for students and staff to plan classes and events during the school day.
Temporary repairs approved for Hubbard stadium bleachers
Hubbard school board moves to fix unsafe football stadium bleachers with short term scaffolding and base reinforcement. An $80,300 permanent plan was rejected. Aug 12 vote approves $17,492 for scaffolding to allow full use this season, with a plan to form a long term stadium study.
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Hubbard Memorial Stadium
Board of Education
Frank Pavliga
Pavilga
Dutch Keenan
Nicholas Madarelli
Keenan
Band
Little Eagles
Jim Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Morell
Ed Bates
Scaffco
Painesville
School district voters to decide two money issues
Hubbard voters will decide two money measures in November. A 9.9 mill renewal levy would continue existing funding and an income tax would raise new funds to ease district deficits. The board notes the plan aims to relieve property owners and aid seniors while acknowledging pending budget gaps.
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Hubbard
Board of Education
Nicholas Modarelli
Robert DeJulio
DeJulio
Board to discuss eligibility rules at upcoming meeting
Hubbard Ohio Board of Education set for Monday August 19 at 8 p.m. The agenda includes a request by member Ray Wells on extracurricular eligibility and OHSAA regulations allowing participation while passing four credits. State officials have not acted, so a school policy is sought before the new year.
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Hubbard
Board of Education
Ray Wells
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Wells
Township road closure upsets local businessman
Angelo Catone owner CM Farm Market says lack of advance notice for railroad crossing work harmed his produce business and access to Youngstown hospitals. Township officials plan to send a letter requesting notices. Conrail and state officials cited no prior warning.
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Angelo Catone
CM Farm Market
Catone
Choppa
Martin
Youngstown
Conrail
Police Co
Ohio Department of Transportation
Ravenna
Ayg
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