Exchange student urges peers to seize the opportunity
Hubbard student Tracey Faber returns from a nine month Rotary sponsored exchange trip in Portoviejo Ecuador. She urges more students to participate, praising the program and noting upgrades in language skills, local life, and cultural exchange. She attended a distinct all girls Catholic school and plans to start senior year back at Hubbard High School.
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United States
Tracey
Ecuador
Hubbard High School
Tracey Faber
Center
John and
Alberta Faber
No opposition voiced at Hubbard Township license tax hearing
Hubbard Township trustees held the first public hearing June 13 on renewing the permissive auto license tax for 1991, with a final hearing June 19 and a planned vote. The $5 tax funds township road needs and signage, with over $25,000 collected last year.
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Hubbard Twp
Helen Dubyak
Dubyak
Mt. Everett
Wastewater plant impresses visitors with modern operations
Hubbard residents learn the city’s new wastewater treatment plant runs at 7.55 million gallons daily with capacity for 20 million. Jim Palumbo oversees operations while Tim Walker leads the chemistry lab. The plant removes 98 percent of impurities before discharge to Little Yankee Run Creek with daily influent and effluent testing and EPA reporting.
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Palumbo
Little Yankee Run Creek
Environmental Protection Agency
Tim Walker
Walker
EPA
Consultants outline steps for new Hubbard Girard water district
Dan E. Owens of Floyd Browne Associates and Virginia Benjamin of Caffee Halter Griswold met June 14 in Hubbard City Council Chambers with four communities to map next steps for a proposed water district serving Hubbard and Girard and the Hubbard and Liberty townships. They discussed defining service area limits, assessing water quality data, and selecting a general treatment plant site while noting exact locations would not be named. The district must be formed by petition to the Trumbull County Court of Common Pleas with details on necessity, purpose, territory, trustees, and terms, plus plans showing public health and welfare benefits, economy, feasibility, fairness, and reasonableness. The article continues on STEPS, Page 3.
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Hubbard
Dan E. Owens
Floyd Browne Associates
Hubbard and Girard
Hubbard and Liberty
Owens
Virginia Benjamin
Caffee, Halter and Griswold
Com
Hubbard City
Browne and Associates
Benjamin
Trumbull
Second Crime Seminar for Ward Two and Three
Hubbard police announce the second crime seminar for residents of wards two and three. It will be held Wednesday June 27 at 7 p.m. in the upstairs intervention room of the police station. The session aims to teach safeguarding homes against burglary and will feature special booklets on burglaries and crime prevention tips. Attendance is free and open to all in those wards with police personnel and city officials ready to answer questions.
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Hubbard
Raymond L. Moffitt
Moffitt
Hubbard cookbook plans outlined by local historical society
Hubbard area cooks are invited to submit recipes for a 725 item community cookbook. The Hubbard Historical Society cookbook committee met at the tea room to organize entries from families, including ethnic and special occasion dishes.
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Hubbard Historical Society
Tea Room
Hubbard Area
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Rotary
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Manabi
Ricardo Robalino
Jim Alexander
Fred Hanley
Pauline Darko
Garnet Giblin
Marge Harry Brenda Hipkins
Phyllis Palumbo
Barbara Schultz
Marketplace
Society
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