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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1990
Page
1
Hubbard Township trustees opened bids for Mt Everett road surfacing with Asphalt Specialists at 60498.80, City Asphalt 66550.70, and Gennaro Pawers 60109.80, all tabled for study as the engineer's estimate exceeded 100000. A pole building bid was also opened and tabled. The 1991 budget was adopted at 838240.39.
Hubbard city budget session on July 16 proposed a nine million dollar appropriation for 1991. Projects include street department equipment, fire truck payments, a police firing range, upgrades to the old city building station and tennis courts, with costs around fifty to seventy five thousand. During the later meeting, drainage at Mattinat Field was praised, Ray Farcas elected VP of the Park and Recreation Board, gas well drilling legislation discussed, and police activity data reported for June. Additional actions authorized insurance bids and directing waste water fund interest to the renewal fund.
Council session honors fire and police departments and city workers for their work during the July flood. Firemen logged 19 hours. officials praise residents’ tolerance. Bolchalk proposes $8 per hour retroactive pay for emergency work. Sauline seeks state aid, noting the governor’s broader view of the disaster.
Hubbard students new to Reed Middle School and the Hubbard School District should report on August 14, 15, or 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. for 1990 91 registration. Guidance counselor Michele DePinto notes parents bring birth certificates health records last report card proof of residence and other records. An orientation for new students and parents is August 16 at 10 a.m. in the library led by Principal Geno Buonamici and DePinto. An orientation for fifth grade students and parents is August 22 at 10 a.m. in the cafeteria.
In Hubbard the July 14 15 floods inundated homes churches and streets. Mayor Sauline declared a state of emergency as basin creeks overflowed, prompting FEMA eligibility for residents and business owners in Trumbull County. Firefighters pumped flooded church basements and residents evacuated while roads flooded and a landmark project to curb future flooding loomed.
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