Hubbard School Talk Replies to Community Questions on Sports
Hubbard schools superintendent Clyde Metz addresses reader questions about eliminating sports, coach support, and funding. He notes soccer interest, backs maintaining athletics within the total program, and invites unsigned inquiries sent to 150 Hall Avenue Hubbard Ohio 44425.
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Board of Education
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General Motors
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Ohio
Small town shoppers urged to support local businesses
Mary Ann warns that buying locally sustains hometown services and jobs, noting that consumers favor personal service over big purchases. She argues for redefining small business thresholds, emphasizes Chamber involvement, and laments closures as the community bears the tax and employment impact.
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Mary Ann
Bim
CB radio chatter cited as hindrance to police emergency channels
Police note ongoing chatter on CB channels can cripple emergency reporting including Channel 9. A Narcotics bust credited to CB monitoring was luck due to low chatter. Traficant legislation might aid residents patrolling areas by alerting nearby units, but FCC action is unlikely now.
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Channel 9
Traficant
FCC
Roosevelt Elementary Kids Launch Pen Pal Balloons
Hubbard kindergarten students at Roosevelt Elementary joined a Spring Balloon Launch on March 19 and 20 for the Writing Pals Balloon Contest. The PTA funded helium and room parents prepped each balloon with a message asking finders to return it to the school. Weekly Reader offers a 500 dollar prize to the school sending the farthest message back, with Roosevelt previously reaching 350 miles.
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Hubbard
Roosevelt Elementary
Weekly Reader
Roosevelt School Pta
Roosevelt School
Reflections on Spring and Unwanted Flyers
A humorous reminiscence about spring mischief from flying frisbees and kites to bird droppings during Easter Mass. The narrator jokes about UFOs and UFKs while recounting a chaotic car ride with a friend wearing a fox fur coat and the ensuing mess. The piece ends with a plan for revenge on the birds and a satirical vanity critique.
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UFK
YWCA Announces Spring Classes In Downtown And Austintown
The YWCA announces an eight week spring session starting April 8 at 25 W. Raven with a new 10 station Uniflex fitness center and adult classes in aerobics slimnastics self defense and more. Saturday Playschool runs May 13 for ages 5 to 12. Registration before April 8 downtown and April 4 Austintown.
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Youngstown
YWCA
W. Raven
Uniflex
River Girl Scouts
Austintown
Life saving classes to be offered at Youngstown YMCA
The Youngstown YMCA will offer life saving courses starting Thursday March 28 for nine weeks and again on Monday April 1 for nine weeks. Classes run 7 to 10 p.m. with both classroom and water sessions. Member price is 26 dollars, non members 36 dollars.
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Youngstown
YMCA
Rat stunt fuels town hall clash over health fears
City officials, led by Mayor William Colletta, clash with residents over a rat incident involving Mrs Phyllis Hamilton and Bolchalk. Bolchalk defends his private time while council orders an engineering firm to finish the Saul Drive project, amid public uproar.
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Phyllis Hamilton
Governor’s nervousness noted in welfare cost talks
Colletta said the governor’s visible anxiety made him seem more human while Colletta pushed for faster action. County commissioners Latell Magee and Battin discussed reducing the county’s mandated share of welfare costs, now rising 20 percent annually, straining high unemployment areas like Trumbull and Mahoning.
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Celeste
Colletta
Latell
Magee
Battin
Trumbull
Mahoning
National Girl Scout Month Celebrations Highlight Local Troops
Girl Scouts across March celebrate National Girl Scout Month with displays at Hubbard Public Library by Troop 121 led by DiAnn Lea and Troop 455 led by Linda McLain. Posters in stores promote that scouts do more than sell cookies. Cookie delivery runs March 27 to April 8 to support renovations at Camp Sugarbush Kinsman Camp Millwood North Jackson and Camp Unalia Rock Creek.
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Hubbard
Diana Petro
Linda McLain
King of Cookies
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Camp Sugarbush
Kinsman
Millwood
North Jackson
Camp
Unalia
Rock Creek
Reminder of Girl Scout meeting and troop babysitting note
Reminder announces Wednesday April 3 at 9 30 a m in Grace Lutheran Church for all leaders and co leaders. It notes ongoing blood drawings with Troop 22 and Troop 211 providing nursery services and mentions global Girl Scouts statistics and a Hubbard News feature on Troop 64 led by Mrs Robbie Stewart.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Red Cross
Phyllis Soloman
Martha Bishop
Girl Scouting
Girl Scouts
W.A.G.G.G.S
World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts
Girl Guides
The
Hubbard News
Robbie Stewart
City considers sewer line project to spur regional growth
Girard plans a 1500 foot sewer extension to serve a new multi use area and Route 11 Niles Vienna interchange with state and local incentives. Liberty Township backs the plan with full cooperation, while officials from Girard Hubbard Niles and Trumbull County approve.
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Niles-Vienna Road
Isacke
Liberty Township
Phil Adler
Liberty
William Fergus
Eastgate Development and Transportation Agency
Ohio Department of Transportation
Girard, Hubbard and Niles
Trumbull County Commissioners and Planning Commission
Minshall
Mahoning Valley
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