Township trustees renew ship license tax for 1993
Township trustees renew the permissive license tax at five dollars for 1993 after two public hearings. Trustee Fred Hanley commented on the tax.
28 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1992
Page
1
Township trustees renew the permissive license tax at five dollars for 1993 after two public hearings. Trustee Fred Hanley commented on the tax.
Hubbard Township trustees met June 19 in a special session to modify a tax abatement for Jugenheimier Associates on a vacant plaza behind Arby’s near I 80. The plan calls for a 75 percent abatement on new inventory for 10 years with $500,000 in proposed improvements, plus sewer and water tap ins. The panel expects about $34,000 in local road-related funds last year and will decide on the council’s recommendation after review by the city’s engineering consultant. Road-bid notices were issued for the annual paving program with bids due at a July 20 meeting.
Gardena honors Mayme Dear by renaming the city library the Gardena Mayme Dear Memorial Library. Mayme Tucciarone, a former Hubbard resident and long time Gardena educator at Denker Elementary, died in 1990 at age 74. She chaired Garden Friends of the Library, lived in Gardena 44 years, and her son Don is Gardena mayor. Local officials praised her dedication to education and the community.
Hubbard invites entries for two upcoming Founders Day pageants the Senior Miss and Mrs. contests for women 60 and older and a Tiny Tots contest for children through age four. entrants must include photos and personal details with a $15 fee, with a June 30 deadline and all materials sent to Hubbard Pageant P.O. Box 56 Hubbard Ohio 44425. Photos and fees are non returnable.
Hubbard levy committee members denounce a Hubbard News report of Board of Education member Robert DeJulio. They claim his comments on possible district consolidation damaged reputations and seek his removal. DeJulio defends his stance, says he spoke truthfully to constituents, while others urge state confirmation and accountability.
Hubbard Board of Education approved lunch price increases at Roosevelt Elementary from 1.10 to 1.25 and at Reed Middle and the high school from 1.35 to 1.50. Superintendent Morell credited the district's funding stance and thanked food service supervisor Verostko while recalling staff, approving contracts, and adopting attendance and academic award policies.
Hubbard Schools seek a senior citizen to join the Preventative Maintenance Committee formed to oversee the 11 mills levy for permanent improvements. The committee met June 11 with members Roy Minina Gary Ghizzoni Tim Turose Dutch Keenan and Phil Bolchalk and will meet monthly.
Hubbard Hubbard Chamber of Commerce expands its staff with two hires Diane Ditman named activities director and Barbara Schultz as executive director. Ditman will oversee fundraising yearly calendar member features and member activities while Schultz handles daily office operations member recruitment meeting agendas newsletters mailings and news releases. The office hours are 10 to 11 a.m. Mondays and Thursdays and contact numbers 534 5120 or 534 2997 for messages. Officers listed Tom Cooksey president Mary Ann Lark vice president Fred Hanley secretary and Bruce Bell treasurer. The next board meeting is Tuesday July 14 at 7 45 a.m. in the Chamber office.
A fund to establish a computer lab at Hubbard High School began with a $1,500 donation from local parents Bodan and Vera Kicovic. Board accepted the gift on June 22. Principal Richard Buchenic noted the Kicovics’ two daughters are alumni and two other children are in the system. About 15 old computers exist and about $30,000 is needed for 20 to 25 new machines to expand computer literacy and word processing. keyboarding is taught currently.
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