Trustees Suspend Police Chief 30 Days
Hubbard Township chief John Karlovic was suspended for 30 days without pay after pleading guilty to federal charges. The case concerns alleged excessive force during questioning of Alan Frost II, with Frost’s father alleging serious injuries. Trustees plan further investigation while Karlovic awaits sentencing on July 31.
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Peggy Sinkovich
Hubbard
John Karlovic
Township
Karlovic
USS. District Court
Cleveland
U.S
Clarence B. Taylor
Alan J. Frost II
Hubbard Township
Frost
Taylor
Helen Dubyak
Alan Frost
Weathersfield
Hubbard Community Medical Clinic
Tment
Roosevelt inspected by Board and school upgrades on hold
Maintenance supervisor Phil Bolchalk led Elementary School of Education members in a June 12 special meeting as the board considers how to use a 77500 dollar district reserve for new improvements and maintenance. After completing elementary bathrooms crews will address Reed Middle School. Additional Roosevelt work includes lighting, tile, and paint, delayed to fall due to time and power limits amid other building issues.
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Peggy Sinkovich Hubbard
Phil Bolchalk
Oe Elementary School of Education
Renovn
Reed Middle
Bolchalk
Roosevelt
Boichaik
Cafaro Honored as Distinguished Citizen by YSU Alumni
John J. Cafaro received the 1989 Distinguished Citizen honor from Youngstown State University Alumni, reacting with humility and pledging to help make the community better. The event included an honorary Doctor of Laws from YSU and remarks by former HUD Secretary Jack Kemp, who likened Cafaro to a quarterback leading a community. Kemp also helped open Calvary Towers, a senior citizen housing project, in Youngstown.
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Michael Varveri
John J
J.J
Cafaro
Youngstown State University
YSU
Hove
US University
US University’s Board of Trustees
Jack Kemp
New York
the of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
J.J. Cafaro
Kemp
Youngstown
Cliff
Bernie Kosar
Edward DeBartolo
Joe Montana
Calvary Towers
Market Street
High School
FOP backs Chief Karlovic in disputed incident
The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 85 announces support for Chief Karlovic, alleging unjust treatment and possible rights violations. The statement questions township legal counsel provision, a full township trustees investigation, and whether all involved were questioned, criticizing pre-emptive judgment.
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FOP Lodge 8
Fraternal
Order of Police Lodge 85
Karlovic
Hubbard trustees renew license fee for township roads
Public hearing June 13 drew 15 residents before trustees renewed the road maintenance fee. Several residents supported the fee to fund repairs on Watson Drive Carter Avenue Franklin Avenue and Oakmont Drive. Trustees also voted to seek bids for pleaded road improvements including Homewood Avenue Bell-Wick Road and others.
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Helen Dubyak
Watson Drive
Carter Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Oakmont Drive
Homewood Avenue
Bell-Wick Road
Hubbard Woman Recalls Tiananmen Crisis During China Visit
Hubbard resident Wilma Loveless recounts her Educational Exchange trip to Beijing arriving May 23 and visiting the Great Wall Peoples University and the University of Science and Technology. She describes gunfire near the Dong Fong Hotel at 4 a.m. and troops blocking exits as chaos enveloped Tiananmen Square.
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Peggy Sinkovich
Hubbard
Beijing
China
Wilma Loveless
Orchard Ave
Tiananmen Uare
Police chief warns on bicycle rules in Hubbard
Hubbard Police Chief Ray Moffitt urges residents to follow bicycle laws during summer. He recalls a past crash scene to stress risks to both children and adults. Parents should model safe riding and review city ordinances at the police desk or on Page 3.
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Hubbard
Ray Moffitt
Moffitt
Chief Moffitt
Open air market scheduled for June 24
Hubbard residents are reminded of an open air market set for Saturday June 24 from 10 am to 5 pm in the Semicioal Be Building parking lot at 220. The Abbard Merchants and Restaurant Association sponsor over 30 merchants with proceeds benefiting a community project. Items include clothing gifts accessories food and furniture.
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Hubbard
Abbard Merchants and Restaurant Association
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John Yukasz
Michael Begeot
Harding Park
Jim Alexander
FOP
Renee
Sopelse
Prb
Marketplace
Hubbard Kiwanis Club
Dan Modak
Pat Street
Redeemer Christian Church
Rev. Street
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