Board Eyes School Levy and Repairs in Hubbard Meeting
Hubbard Board discussed a 2 mill permanent improvements levy for May ballots, approved researching bond rates with the Trumbull Auditor, and outlined a $3 million plan for roof units, doors, windows, field repairs, and electrical upgrades. A Roosevelt door replacement bid of 55,000 was approved with new substitutes added to staff and extracurriculars for 1988-89.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Board of Education
Trumbull County Auditor’s Office
Clyde Metz
Reed Middle
Roosevelt
Metz
Tinkler Construction Company
Charles Taylor
Jeff Olsavsky
George Tobey
Sweeper
Rocky Putnam
Sheryl Bundy
Reed Middle School
Dorothy Ann Painter Cunningham
Richard Tate
Trumbull County
City Council Schedules 1989 Meeting Dates
Hubbard 1989 city council calendar lists regular meetings on the first and third Mondays at 8 p.m. in Council Chambers with 7:30 p.m. committee and caucus sessions. Public access, with dates including January 3 17 February 6 21 March 6 20 April 3 17 May 15 June 3 19 July 3 17 August vacation, September 5 18 October 2 16 November 6 20 December 4 18. Meetings begin at City Hall 33 West Liberty Street until new 220 W. Liberty Street building is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Martin Luther King
Washington
Council
City Hall
West Liberty Street
W. Liberty Street
First Hubbard 1989 New Year Baby Contest Underway
The Hubbard News seeks Hubbard residents' newborns to win gifts totaling 45 plus prizes. Eligible babies must be born to Hubbard residents with birth certificate, time and date presented to Phoenix Publications by January 31, 1989. If no winner by then, the contest continues until a winner is chosen. Parents must reside in Hubbard six months before birth and may have name and photo published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Hubbard News
Devine
Ben Franklin
Creative Images Photography
East Hill Florist
Hardee’s
Koppel Ornament at Smithsonian Trees of Christmas Exhibit
Brenda J. Koppel, Hubbard artist, has a porcelain tree ornament in the 12th annual Trees of Christmas exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History. Her 1983 piece is in the permanent Smithsonian collection, with 361 Society members contributing pieces for the 12 foot tree. The exhibit runs through January 8, 1989, featuring diverse themes across twelve trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Hubbard
Brenda J. Koppel
Smithsonian
National Museum of American History
Koppel
Masury Road
Society of Decorative Painters
Society
Margy Wentz
States
Canada
Brenda
Office of Horticulture
Museum
Harding Park Begins Taking Reservations for 1989 Season
Hubbard Township Free Park Board announces reservations for the 1989 season start Monday January 9 at 9 a.m. Call Daisy Evans at 534 3098 to reserve. This is the only accepted number. See PARK Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding Park
Hubbard
Township Free Park Board of Park Commissioners
Daisy Evans
New Year resolution books at Hubbard Public Library Spotlight
Hubbard staff promote self help titles to support resolutions in 2024. Subjects include overcoming procrastination, boosting self esteem, asserting yourself, achieving success, breaking bad habits, living beautifully, humor for peace of mind, stress and money management, job search, positive parenting, health and nutrition. Jarret Ruminski displays on Book Page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Hubbard Public Library
Jarret Ruminski
City OKs joining Enterprise Zone project
City council approved joining the Enterprise Zone with Trumbull County to obtain tax abatements for businesses locating or expanding in designated areas. The Board of Control may contract Tele-Solutions Inc. to install and purchase equipment for the new city building. A study on the water plant’s future was authorized, with options beyond renovation costing 8 to 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fina Barra Lee Hubbard
Trumbull County
Board of Control
Tele-Solutions Inc
Federal Plaza West
Youngstown
New City
Tele-Solutions
Richard Slifko
Water Department
Slifko
Georgia
Council
Ray's Big and Tall Men's Wear opens in hometown
Hubbard Ray Fox, a 1980 local graduate, returns home to open Ray's Big and Tall Men's Wear on North Main Street. The shop stocks big and tall sizes from medium to 4X and 3X to L to T, with sportswear, sleepwear, name brands, and accessories. Fox, previously at Gene's Wear, plans aerobics, bowling, and studying business at Youngstown State University. Store hours are 11 am to 8 pm weekdays and 10 am to 6 pm Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fox
Fox
Ray
North Main St
Gene’s Wear
Eastwood
al Tell’s
Riordans Sporting Goods
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Board Eyes School ‘Fix-Up
Levy
Vinny Brunner
Santa Claus
Rotary Club
Jim Alexander
Super Zone
Pyns
Hier
Ray’s Big & Tall Men’s Wear
North Main Street
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