Outgoing Hubbard council members honored at final session
At the Dec 16 final regular Hubbard city council meeting a resolution was requested praising Walter Angelo and Robert DeJulio for their service. In January Doug Rohrer and Lidia Palumbo will take their seats after winning the May primary. Mayor Sauline Jr. seeks a joint meeting with gene trustees to start the year to foster harmony while allowing disagreement. Also debated is a $1500 payment linked to prior city exploration, with township trustee Hanley noting state law prevents the township from funding the city.
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Hubbard
Walter Angelo
Robert DeJulio
Doug Rohrer
Lidia Palumbo
al Sauline Jr
Gene Trustees
Sauline
Hanley
Township police chief lists accomplishments since June
Hubbard Township Police Chief Rick Wells outlined achievements since his June appointment. Highlights include appointing juvenile officer Kenneth Miller with Frank Cimmento, adding a third grade safety belt program, and state approval for the plan. Investigators Todd Coonce and Michael Begeot will focus on criminal investigations. Begeot earned weapons craft instructor certification. All officers received training, five new part timers joined, and arrests in burglaries and thefts were reported as Routes 62 and 7 traffic paying enhanced attention.
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Hubbard Twp
Rick Wells
Wells
Kenneth Miller
Frank Cimmento
Columbus
National Safety Council
Todd Coonce
Michael Begeot
Begeot
Fo Ncaoat
Auditorium reopens near year end with asbestos grant boost
Hubbard school district gains 385 956 state asbestos grant for Roosevelt School removal work and 54 000 more for auditorium renovations halted since 1989. Adolph Johnson Construction leads bidding with bid results pending. A buy a seat program offers donor plaques at 100 each, aiming to resume use next school year. Dec 16 board notes include bids for three new buses and 2400 from Reed P T A for lighting upgrades. Budget hearing set for Jan 6 at 6 30 p m.
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Adolph Johnson
Youngstown
Board of Education
Morell
Meno Astrich
Columbus
Reed P.T.A
Twelve Winners Named In City Home Decorating Contest
AEacy Committee announced twelve winners in the third annual home decorating contest. Residents are invited to view the award homes this year including Bari and Kaye Williams, John and Debbie Fay, Patton and Mike Gililand, JB Ferguson, and Andrea and Sam Neri. Many homes feature music, live Santas, nativity scenes, and creative displays, with routes along Creed Avenue and surrounding streets for evening viewing.
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Aeacy Committee
Bari
Kaye Williams
Uloe
John
Debbie Fay
Westview Ave
James
Christian Ave
Patton
Mike Gililand
Gary Drive
Ave
JB. Ferguson
Walnutst
Hubbard Township
Ata Sole
Creed Ave
Andrea
Sam Neri
John White
Creed
Charlie
Judi Fazekas
Bell Ave
Bell Wick
Route 304
Hubbard Road
Ene
Creed Y
Pavilion reservations open for Harding Park pavilions 1992 season
Beginning at noon Monday January 13 reservations will be taken by telephone through Hubbard Township Park Commission at 534-3098. Prices remain $20 for pavilions 1 2 and 4 and $25 for pavilion 3 and the Scout Cabin. Reservations must be prepaid within 10 days or no refunds after payment.
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Hubbard
Harding Park
Hubbard Township Park Commission
Toll-free petition drive gathers 3,000 signatures
Over 3,000 signatures have been collected in a toll-free petition drive. A formal complaint will be filed by Melanie Gifford.
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Melanie Gifford
Fr -Free
Township chief seeks 911 plan before voters
Hubbard Township Police Chief Rick Wells proposes a county wide 911 dispatch option or keeping local dispatching at a cost of 22000 while fearing loss of personal service under centralization. He seeks legal help and petitions to keep emergency services in the township with Brookfield and surrounding areas tied to Sharon and nearby facilities.
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Hubbard
Rick Wells
Wells
Public Utilities Commission
George
Brookfield
West Middlesex
Sharon
Pennysylvania
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