Voters register at mayor office in Hubbard
Residents can register to vote for the November elections at Mayor William Colletta's office. Forms are available there to simplify registration and absentee voting for students, elderly, shut-ins, hospital patients, or travelers. Absentee ballot deadline is the Saturday before Election Day. Colletta urges water conservation to curb high costs from Masury Water Company and seeks federal or state grants to fund new wells for a local supply.
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Hubbard
William Colletta
Colletta
Masury Water Company
Fina Lee Hubbard
EPA
Environmental Protection Agency
Township chief challenged five bid for 2 school seats
Petition deadlines closed as voters prepare for November decisions. Incumbent township trustee Jack Chappa faces Joseph Gleydurn Jr. in a two seat race. Wayne L. Albright contests Rita Coller for township clerk. Three board of education posts open with two incumbents leaving. City council sees limited competition while mayoral race features incumbent William Colletta and Wilson Patton. Changes include Patton Patton Gilliland replacing Ward seats, and Michael Bernard set to become law director in January. Results take effect January 1, 1984.
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Alice Werner
Daniel Madeline
Robert Paterniti
Raymond Wells
Daniel E. Patten
William Colletta
Wilson Patton
Patton
Robert Bolchalk
William Garono
Edward Palestro
Fourth Ward
Albert Sauline, Jr
Michael Bernard
Joseph W. Blackwell
Teachers in class without new contract
Teachers return for the new school year as bargaining continues over a contract extension. The Hubbard Education Association and school officials met with an arbitrator and two advocates to discuss terms, with a Sept. 3 session planned and a 30 day deadline for a written decision.
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Fina Lee Hubbard
Board of Education
Hubbard Education Association
HEA
Gessler
Miss Gessler
Board
HBA
Hubbard residents seek sewer funds stalled by EPA
Colletta criticizes EPA funding delays for Hubbard’s aging sewage plant. He says grants favor new systems while Hubbard’s 800000 capacity plant struggles with overflows and odors. Census data suggest local income exceeds poverty thresholds, fueling questions about grant fairness. Residents report strong odors from the overburdened facility.
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Windex
Tony Sabella
West Liberty
Tony
Roosevelt School
Bob DeMay
Harding Park
Harding Park Board
Park
Hubbard Township Road Department
John McConnell
J. William D. Joshua
Land Ward
John Glod
Patton M. Gilliland
Third Ward
Mike Yobe
Walter Angelo
Gerald Wittenauer
First Ward
Dorothy Gessler
Ted
Palestro
Hubbard City
Mahoning Valley
SR 304
Liberty Township
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