Hubbard Honors Veterans At Memorial Day Ceremony
Memorial Day events in Hubbard included wreaths laid at the Unknown Soldier grave by VFW Commander Bing Miller and VFW Auxiliary President Mary Sue Gleydurn. A parade led by veterans featured the Hubbard High School Band, Scouting groups, and city officials, ending at the monument beside the old city building where Gold Star Mothers placed wreaths.
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Good, Bishop honored for medical society scholastic honors
Hubbard-Township area seniors Michael Good and Jennifer Bishop were named among 79 scholars from 25 area high schools by the Mahoning County Medical Society at its 23rd annual Scholarship Dinner at the Wick-Pollock Inn. Gov. Celeste attended and spoke on education and staying local.
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Jane F. Butterworth
Chief Moffitt warns tavern checks for underage drinkers
Police Chief Ray Moffitt urges bar owners in Hubbard to verify ages and avoid serving minors. Area taverns will be inspected, and violations could bring arrest of both owner and minor, plus a report to the Ohio Liquor Board and possible license suspension after a hearing. He stresses DUI penalties and broader costs from alcohol abuse.
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Hubbard Open Air Market Set for June 24 in City Lot
Hubbard merchants sponsor an open air market Saturday June 24 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Hubbard Municipal Parking Lot. More than 30 Hubbard businesses offer clothing gift shops accessories food and furniture. Proceeds support a community project. Rain will cancel the event.
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Clean up days on the west side in Hubbard
Hubbard cleanup on the west side runs June 12 to June 16. Residents should note which items are not collected such as garbage trash grass clippings cement stones foliage and other non clean up items. Rugs rolled and tied in three feet lengths and garbage cans will be picked up. Heavier items are scheduled for the final day and branches later. Contact street superintendent Jerry Campana at 534 1686 for more details.
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Cover price increases for The News announced
Publisher A. David Trewin says rises cover growing production costs and higher newsprint and staff expenses. Mail subscribers see a slight rise to 45 dollars yearly, while home delivery remains free with a voluntary 3 dollar quarterly contribution. The News last raised prices in October 1981.
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Coffee with Editor meeting set June 14
Hubbard News announces the first in a series of informal community discussions led by Executive Editor Michael N. Varveris and staff. The event on Wednesday June 14 at 7 30 p m in Hubbard City Municipal Building invites readers to share ideas and questions. Reservations are requested by June 9 at 743 1200.
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Our Father's House HUBBARD store history and family details
Our Father's House at 37 N Main St is owned by Bill and Gloria Gibson. They moved from 218 N Main to the present location in 1988. Gloria runs the shop full time while Bill splits time with another job. The family includes Liana Abe Ca and three children, Valerie and Amanda, who live at 217 Jacobs Rd. They attend St Patrick Church where Gloria coordinates Vacation Bible School and Bill serves on Parish Council.
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