Kermont’s brown water sparks resident fears and action
Residents in the Kermont Area form a warning network over persistent brown water and sediment. Mrs. Heidi Flask says the Sanitation Department and Ohio EPA have previously tested water, with hydrant flushing restoring clarity sometimes after delays. She notes paid water usage and fear of reprisal for speaking out while five years of similar issues persist.
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Kermont Area
Hiedi
Kermont
Trumbull
Barbara Nicholas elected YNG veep at luncheon
Barbara Nichols of Hubbard was vice president of the Youngstown Hospital Guild during a luncheon at Kingwood Manor. The Guild marked its 25th anniversary, honoring 15 past presidents and former directors. Officers installed included Jacqueline Steffan president Po Leedy treasurer Pat Duckworth assistant treasurer Alyce Webb.
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Youngstown
Barbara Nichols
Hubbard
Youngstown Hospital Guild
Kingwood Manor
Youngstown Hospital Association
Guild
Jacqueline Steffan
Po Leedy
Pat Duckworth
Alyce Webb
YHA Women’s Board
Nancy Yerian
World Day of Prayer at Grace Lutheran Church Hubbard
World Day of Prayer sponsored by Church Women United will be held Friday March 5 at Grace Lutheran Church Hubbard beginning at 1 p.m. The event unites millions across six continents in a 24 hour prayer service with the theme The People of God Gathered for Worship Scattered for Service. The service text was prepared by women of Ireland and Northern Ireland. In Hubbard participants include Call to Worship led by Mrs Evelyn Rodecker and music by Mary Beth Chappa and Marcie Meiers with instruments as well as drama Brigid of Kildare. A free lunch is served at noon in Fellowship Hall. a nursery will be provided. Pastor Phyllis Rawlins referenced.
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Hubbard
Church Women United
Grace Lutheran Church
Republic of Ireland
Northern Ireland
United States
Evelyn Rodecker
Mary Beth Chappa
Marcie Meiers
Brigid
Fellowship Hall
Hall Avenue
Phyllis Rawlins
Inside Hubbard News Weekly Highlights and Features
The Hubbard News offers community coverage with pages for sports on 9 and 10, bridges on 5, bowling results on 9, and editorial pieces on misinfo and a Montage column. Also notes a Page 2 feature with senator commentary and BBB lens on contact lenses, plus a 16 page bridal tab for wedding prep.
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Hubbard News
Harry Meshel
Ohio
Better Business Bureau
City workers demand same pay hike as police
City workers packed the Hubbard council chambers last week pushing back on the police contract that grants officers a $250 annual gun maintenance allowance. Mayor Art Magee expects a pay ordinance for city employees at the March 1 meeting, despite union reservations and talk of possible strikes if settlements falter. The dispute follows tensions over a 1981 aerial truck funding action and council criticisms of treasury maneuvers.
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Fina Lee Hubbard
Arthur Magee
al DeVengencie
Afscme
James Palumbo
Art Magee
Magee
John Glad
Tom Crowe
Phyllis Hamilton
Trustees discuss need for dog warden in Hubbard Township
Hubbard Township trustees plan a work session on hiring a part time dog warden at 12 hours weekly. Skepticism cited over equipment and legal info. They also agreed to send a letter about the deplorable stretch of St Rt 304 from Bell Wick Rd to the city line. Fire Chief Strachan to receive get well wish. Water test by City Councilman Yobe shows hardness at 90 indicating excellent quality, though bacteria concerns linger due to possible contamination sources.
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Fina Lee Hubbard
Kermont Area
Helen Dubyak
Jack Choppa
Raymond Kulow
District 4
Ohio Department of Transportation
St. Rt
Bell-Wick Rd
Jeff Hardin
Gill
Shenango Valley
Robert Strachan
Strachan
Hardin R
Choppa
Michael Yobe
Kermont
Yobe
Hiedi
Chappa
Girls softball sign up set for February 27
Hubbard Community Youth League announces registration for girls softball on Saturday February 27 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the city building. 9–12-year-olds join the pigtail league and 13–16-year-olds the ponytail league. Parents must bring birth certificates, and last year participants must re register. The $16 fee is due at registration and raffle tickets are provided to raise funds.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Community Youth League
HCYL
Bill Dunmire
Hubbard Area Blood Drive Aims For 300 Pints March 2
Hubbard Area Blood Bank Committee sets a 300 unit blood quota for Tuesday March 2 at St. Patrick Church Hall from 1 to 7 PM. All types needed especially negative donors. Volunteers donate an hour to help reach the goal and support Red Cross supply for hospitals.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Area Blood Bank Committee
St. Patrick Church Hall
Red Cross
St. Pat's Church Hall
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Barbara Nicholas
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