Hubbard and township suffer 15600 in November fires
Fire Chief Robert Strachan reports Hubbard city and township tally 15600 in November fire damage. The city’s volunteers handled 10 calls including two house fires causing 5000 total, plus 5050 in other fires. Township alarms total five, with a house fire causing 10000 and an auto and furnace blower incident bringing township damage to 10550. City police logged 220 complaints and 111 arrests, recovering two stolen autos.
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Hubbard Public Schools Weekly Lunch Menu December 18 22
Hubbard Public Schools lists weekly meals December 18 to 22 with December 18 hamburgers and fries December 19 shrimp with hot sauce December 20 meatballs December 21 Christmas Vacation December 22 Christmas. Virginia Bishop of 518 W Liberty St 107 has completed a short story writing course with Writer's Digest School. The blue whale weighs more than 2000 people and is larger than 30 elephants.
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City Council OKs emergency supplemental appropriations
The City Council passed ordinance 42-78 as emergency legislation granting 195000 total to general, light, and water funds. Light fund gets 130000, water revenue 40000, general 25000. Motion to dispense with second and third readings approved. Mayor age discussed 1978 street resurfacing plans and proposed center citizens.
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Community notes on Hubbard projects and photos needed
The Hubbard high school sociology class seeks photo donations of recreational or historical sites from residents. Call 534-1113 to lend photos. photos will be returned. The mayor announces resurfacing of N Main Street next summer, city to pay about 20 percent of $7,000 costs. Two senior citizens building sites on N Main are discussed with offers possible. Center readiness hoped in 2-3 months after lease.
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City Street Dept Prepares for Snow With Upgraded Gear
Streets superintendent Silvidi says plows are sand blasted cleaned and repainted and ready for the first snowfall. A new slag salt spreader joins two existing units to cover residential areas while a salt spreader will be used first time this year to work in temperatures below 20 degrees, making salt effective. The city owns a backhoe highlifts and grater for plowing lots and hauling snow. Four CETA workers bolster crews as the department cites dedication and readiness. Snow removal will cause street damage once winter ends, requiring post season repairs.
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Play it safe with Christmas toys Youngstown item
Youngstown shoppers hear safety tips as they consider Christmas toys. Officials urge checking for age-appropriateness, choking hazards, and recalls while choosing gifts for children during the holiday shopping period.
Santa to Visit Roosevelt School in Hubbard on Dec 20
Santa Claus will visit Roosevelt School at 9 45 a m on December 20 in Hubbard. The event is organized by the Hubbard Kiwanis Club. The Red Cross Mahoning Chapter First Aid Committee urges careful shopping for toys this Christmas warning about lead based paint hazards and dangerous small parts.
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Hubbard High students give blood on Christmas drive
Hubbard residents and Hubbard High School students aged 17 and 18 donated fifty nine units of blood on December 5. Donors placed paper ornament drops on a Christmas tree to be displayed at the city building through the season. First Presbyterian Church ladies provided a donor menu to support the workers.
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