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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1985
Page
1
A long-time Chamber of Commerce director Mary Ann, who served 12 years on the board and 10 years as unpaid secretary, cites frequent early week requests for small businesses to fund events while watching out-of-town firms profit, noting repeated local closures due to this double standard.
In Hubbard Saul residents push council to fix a rodent problem. Thomas Bolchalk, city service director, faced a dramatic reminder when Mrs. Vicki Humphries delivered a dead baby rat to the city chambers. The group seeks sewer extensions and stricter rodent control to curb breeding grounds.
Ohio Water Services proposes a multi use area around Girard and Liberty Lakes spanning 528 acres to attract housing, recreation, offices and light industry. Dr Charles Minshall predicts over 10 000 new residents in Trumbull County by 2000 and says the project could reshaped the region with earth tones green spaces and water features. The company owns the land and plans standard financing while stressing no free money.
Hubbard Mayor Colletta described his Columbus trip that included a 10 minute meeting with Governor Celeste and a 90 minute session with aides. He presented a priorities letter seeking funding for an 850000 gallon water storage tank at 900000 cost and a new sewage treatment plant estimated at 10 to 12 million dollars, with collaboration between the state and Hubbard. Colletta noted officials from several cities and county members attended the meeting arranged by State Senator Carney and Representatives Williams and Verich.
Hubbard Township police report a neighborhood crime watch cut theft and burglary by 90 to 95 percent over two years. Police Chief John Karlovic and Officer Ken Miller praise progress as Congressman Traficant proposes FCC led studies to possibly assign a national CB channel for neighborhood safety and examine its use in dense areas and current emergency channels.
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