12 Dec 1990
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1990
Page
1
Residents will voice concerns about TCI Cablevision at a public meeting January 14 at 7 p.m. in city council chambers. George Bufwack of TCI will answer questions as officials seek to address service quality, outages, and a recent rate increase while exploring city regulation options.
Students at Roosevelt Elementary School toured the annual Santa's Workshop during school hours with help from Roosevelt School Parents Association members who offered gift ideas. Carole, an RSPA guide, led a group of second graders while grade teacher Melissa Berlin and RSPA members Joan Homer and Diane Caesar viewed items. Photos by Jim Alexander.
Liberty Hubbard Girard and Liberty township trustees awarded a $43,750 contract to Youngstown consultants to develop a master plan for forming a water district. Four firms bid, with preliminary work valued at $5,250, as officials consider future raw water costs and lake purchases. The four and a half month timeline targets court approval.
The News announces holiday deadline changes for the Dec 24 and Jan 1 editions. Advertising must arrive by noon Wednesday Dec 19 for the Dec 24 issue and by noon Wednesday Dec 26 for the Jan 2 issue. News items must be at 35 W State St, Niles, by the same noon deadlines.
Hubbard union AFSCME ratified a three year contract by 23 to 2 with increases of four five and four percent. The package includes a buy out plan a tiered incentive plan and job reclassifications to begin next year. Council passed a police sergeant position creation and approved Love Insurance Agency bid of eighty thousand fifty three dollars for citywide coverage.
Hubbard city council authorized a $33,900 contract with Construction, Inc. of Youngstown to build a booster pump station at Creed Avenue funded from the water replacement and improvement fund. Mayor Al Sauline Jr. said the project should start this month and finish in about eight weeks to relieve east side low water pressure. He noted the project fits a potential joint water authority plan with Girard, Liberty Township, and Hubbard Township and will not be wasted regardless of future changes. Council also advanced up to $15,000 to the Girard Hubbard Liberty Water Authority on Dec. 3.
Hubbard Township faces cost saving proposals after a failed police levy. Fraternal Order of Police representative Patrick Daugherty plans a meeting with members to discuss township plans. Township legal counsel Mike Angelo notes dispatchers could be cut by December 1, depending on union agreement, while talks continue.
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