Grounded faith at Hubbard Christian community gathering
Ecumenical praise marks a Hubbard Christian community event led by H C I A with attendees including Mayor Albert Sauline Jr and his wife. The mayor urged faith foundations like carpenters do, while Carolyn Evans of the food assistance center highlighted monthly aid to about 100 people and thanked sponsors Patton’s Sparkle Market and local churches for support.
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H.C.I.A
Albert Sauline Jr
Marcia
Sauline
Hubbard Christian Community
Carolyn Evans
The
Food Assistance Center
Baptist Church
Patton
Sparkle Market
Therese Ann Hinds Graduates From St Elizabeth Nursing School
Therese Ann Hinds daughter of Mr and Mrs David Hinds of 1168 Doris Drive recently graduated from the St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center school of nursing. She was among 17 graduates earning diplomas in winter commencement ceremonies. Community leaders spoke on youth work and unity as the Crop Walk raised 6100 with Central Christian Church leading fundraising at 1834.
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Hubbard Christians In Action
Patrick McMahon
Coitsville Presbyterian Church
Patrick Street
Redeemer Christian Center
David H. Waser
Central Christian Church
Earl Caldwell
First Presbyterian Church
Gary
Hubbard
Therese Ann Hinds
David Hinds
Doris Drive
St. Elizabeth
Draiser
First Church of the Nazarene
H.C.I.A
Victory Assembly of God
Police arrests tally across city in latest roundup
Police report shows 75 arrests for driving under the influence and 28 for disorderly conduct among a broader haul including four carrying concealed weapons, three open container violations, two for cruelty to animals, and one each for resisting arrest and harassment. Eight individuals failed to appear in Mayor's Court.
Hubbard Bahhur Earns Kent State B S Degree
Hubbard Suhal Bahhur of Hubbard earned a bachelor of science degree at Kent State University during winter commencement exercises.
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Hubbard
Suhal Bahhur
Kent State University
Crime Stoppers highlights Hubbard robbery case
In Hubbard Township two senior citizens were robbed and beaten in separate incidents last year. Joseph Correto, 89, and Florence Correto, 87, owned Joe's Live Bait Ship. The assaults occurred June 29 at the shop and August 8 at their home. Police ask tips to 746-CLUE. rewards possible.
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Youngstown
Hubbard Township
Joseph Correto
Florence
Joe
Roseview Drive
Hubbard
Correto
Corroto
City police investigate damage to two Elmwood front yards
Police report two Elmwood Avenue homes were damaged when a newer silver pickup drove into their front yards around 10 30 p m on January 10. Damage estimated at 275 dollars. Investigators seek whether it was intentional and note theft on Henry Street with a suspect being questioned. some jewelry recovered. Kenneth Martin 40 of 725 Dean Street Youngstown was arrested on two Girard Municipal Court warrants Jan 15 for bad check attempts and uttering. He had prior Devine Super Duper Market arrest for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Kyle J Kyle 30 Hubbard charged with petty theft shoplifting after Devine Market incident. Kyle to be arraigned Mayor's Court.
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Hubbard — City
Elmwood Ave
Henry Street
Kenneth Martin
Dean St
Youngstown
Altier
Girard
Devine Super Duper
Martin
Girard Municipal Court
Devine
Super Market
North Main Street
Kanetsky
Kyle J. Kyle
Taylor St
Hubbard
Kyle
Meatball Sandwich Sale at First United Methodist Church
Hubbard church hosts monthly meatball sandwich sale Friday February 2 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Each sandwich costs 2 dollars on a large hoagie bun with a bag of chips. Delivery available for orders of 10 dollars or more. Call 534-3383 to order by Thursday February 1 before 1 p.m.
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Hubbard
First United Methodist Church
Magee to face many opponents in May primary
War ren Democrat Art Magee of Hubbard seeks a third term as Trumbull County commissioner amid growing contest. At least five Democrats are circulating petitions to oppose Magee with a sixth eyeing either the commissioner post or a state representative race as a Democrat or independent. Additional candidates include Joe and Gene Bradley of Warren, Dennis McGee and William Taylor, Ron Burke of Niles, and Richard Marino of Niles eyeing commissioner or the 59th District seat held by Michael Verich. June Lucas and Michael Mullen Jr also figure as potential rivals for the 58th District representative seat. Diana Mason, Johnston Township Clerk and Eckart aide, is considering a run, though Lucas has previously defeated Mason.
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Jim Flick
Warren
Trumbull
Art Magee
Hubbard
Board of Elections
Magee
Joe Bradley
Comstock
Gene Bradley
Atwood
Dennis McGee
Hollywood N.E
William M. Taylor
Olive N.E
Apt. A
Ron Burke
Lawnview
Niles
Richard Marino
Lane
Michael G. Verich
Dwarren
Johnston Township
Diana Mason
U.S
Dennis Eckart
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Police
Bahhur
Crime Stoppers Board of Directors
East Hill
Sact Fill Florist
Mme
E. Liberty St. Hubbard
Uepey aKey 2
YSU
Boran
Poland
Boardman
Hubbard Library
Austintown
Niles-McKinley Library
Canfield
Columbiana
Boardman Library
New Castle
West Librar
Sharon
Librar
June Lucas
Mineral Ridge
Michael Mullen Jr
328 Powers Ave
Lucas
First Presbyterian Church OF
West View
Earl E. Caldwell
Jacobs Rd
S.E
Paul Loggins
E. Liberty Street
Church Street
Gary L. Olin
Wed. K.N.O.W
Calvary Baptist
J. E. Gohn
First Baptist Church OF Hubbard
Orchard
Central Christian
South Main Street
David Waser
ST. Patrick's Church OF Hubbard
N. Main St
Thomas F. Murphy
Assembly OF God
West Liberty Street
William Gilligan
Grace Lutheran
Mall Avenue
Don Doeter
Chestnut Ridge
Cherry Lane
L. Frank Willoughby Jr
Emmanuel Baptist
SBC
Oak Knot
Charles Brunner
Hubbard Church
OF the Nazarene
Cherry Lane Dr
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Atlas Tires
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N. Main
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Henry St
Mahoning Valley
W. Liberty St. Hubbard
Bush Electric
New York Lane
Kelley & Son Funeral Home
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