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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1986
Page
3
Police and fire radios and the square traffic light were affected as basement water flooded lines. Water removal continued through Thursday to restore communications. Glod credited department heads for immediate action and Colletta praised workers for restoring order quickly after the storm.
Trustees debated limitations while pursuing cleanup options for the Alfred Tribby Jr. property on White Oak Drive in Kermont Heights. Residents urged action after a May 31 tornado left debris and hazards. Board of Health inspection is expected soon. The board also approved January 1 assessment increases for six street lighting districts, with West Hubbard Number Two running a $1329 deficit.
The Chamber hosts the 1986 Beautiful Earth Pow Wow in Harding Park August 16 and 17 showcasing native American dances, crafts, and foods from U S and Canadian communities. Highlights include traditional and fancy dance contests and a chance to view authentic costumes. The event is described as a rare opportunity to witness American Indian heritage locally.
A water department report to the council outlines steps to fix the water supply issue, including reducing expenses and not replacing two retiring staff. The council also approved transferring 4949 from the Water Replacement and Improvement Fund to the Water Revenue Fund to eliminate the deficit, with the treasurer warning he will not sign checks for the department until finances improve.
Youngstown State University awards a total of 144000 to 9 percent of high achieving students for the 1986-87 Deans Scholarships. Each undergraduate school or college gives 1500 dollars to freshmen while sophomores juniors and seniors share 108000. Recipients include Tamara Miglesz of the College of Applied Science and Technology and Matt Howard of the William Raven School of Engineering.
A mother consoles her son on the last day of day school about first love and summer separation. She recalls her own childhood, urges gentleness, and predicts that time and daily life will ease the ache as school returns and summer fun begins. The tale frames a kindergarten romance with maternal reassurance.
Police and council member DeJulio opposed suspending two readings delaying the ordinance to a June 16 meeting for a third reading. Only Rohrer supported suspension while Bernard urged approval to shield the city from liability as storms interrupted dispatch and questions remained unresolved.
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