Myron St. repairs delayed by state regulation
Mayor Arthur Magee says widening and improvments on Myron Street are postponed to August 10 by the Ohio Department of Transportation due to a new bridge deck sounding rule. Bids sale date and contractor hiring will trigger construction, with right of way acquisitions already secured. Street resurfacing plans and PUC assistance for railroad crossing delays remain under discussion as officials push for progress.
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Magee
William Goldman
District 4
Ohio Department of Transportation
Goldman
Myron
Transportation Department
Stewart Early Settler Furniture Reopens in Hubbard
The oldest Hubbard family business, started in 1850 by Alexander Lowry Stewart, reopens at 19 N Main St as Stewart Early Settler Furniture. Lawerence M. Stewart descendants built a long legacy from 1800s to 20th century. two former employees Ray and Mary Sarisky revive the store in bicentennial year.
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Hubbard
Stewart
Alexander Lowry Stewart
N. Main St
Lawerence M. Stewart
Samuel Tylee
Alexander Stewart
Jehiel Clingan
John
James) Mitcheltree
West St
C.R. Stewart
Devine
Tylee House
C. R. Stewart
A. L. Stewart
Calvin Stewart
Stewart Warner Road
Earl S
J. Leonard
Lawerence M
Leonard Stewart
Earl S. Stewart
Jewell
W. Liberty St
Kyle
Lawerence
Larry
Mary M
Boarman
James M
C. Richard
Jane
Gros
James M. Stewart
Ray
Mary
Mitzi) Sarisky
Sarisky
Stewart Early
Holding hands helps nursing home patients find comfort
Shirley Kesner volunteers eight hours a day two days a week at Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Nursing Home in Niles. She logs patient emotions, laughter, tears, and words to help staff tailor care. Her role aids terminally ill and mentally fading residents, a rare value praised by administrators and state reviewers.
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Debby Malacky
Shirley Kesner
Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Nursing Home
McKinley Avenue
Niles
Shirley
Shepherd of the Valley
Toni Landolfi
Mrs. Landolfi
Vernon Holte
Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Home
McKinley Ave
Mary Anne Burbick
Kesner
S. Main St
Hubbard
Hubbard News Open House Graduation Notices Policy
The Hubbard News will publish notices of area high school graduation open houses. Notices must be submitted at least one week in advance to ensure publication. Forms are available at the News office for the wording, and a $5 fee applies if a senior's photo is included.
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Hubbard
Hubbard News
Diary of the Bicentennial Community Diary Note
Hubbard Public Library presents a Bicentennial Diary item dated May 15. A Williamsburg convention unanimously supports Virginia Resolutions urging Congress to vote on violence, reflecting local civic action during the era.
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Hubbard Public Library
Williamsburg
Virginia
Congress
Social Security Office Opens in City Building
Hubbard A Social Security Office will be open on Thursday May 27 from 9 30 a m until 3 p m in the Council Chambers of the City Building for all people wishing to sign up or who have questions to be answered
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Hubbard—A
Township trustees set year for road resurfacing program
Hubbard township will reseal eleven roads this year with surface coating to preserve streets. N Franklin Ave will be resurfaced and additional roads include Roseview Shadyside Beechwood Woodbine Homewood Orchard S Franklin N Price Van Ness Laurel and Morningside. Stop signs will be erected on Woodbine off Woodbine Ave and new signs will be placed on Howland Fairlawn Ridge Garden and Washington roads. Oil for dust control planned before Memorial Day May 31 with three roads Carter St Fox North Rd and Bell Ave receiving extra treatment. Bids on 50 000 gallons of oil show City Asphalt at 0 49 per gallon to apply or 0 47 if picked up. refinery option offered at 0 34 per gallon to save about 5500. Trustees consider buying a 10 000 gallon tanker for 500 with pickup cost at least 200.
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N. Franklin Ave
Roseview
Shadyside
Beechwood
Woodbine
Homewood
Orchard
S. Franklin
N. Price
van Ness
Laurel
Morningside
Edward Hubbard
Woodbine Ave
John Chappa
Howland Road
Fairlawn
Ridge, Garden
Washington
Carter St
Fox North Road
Bell Ave
Trustees
City Asphalt
Raymond Kulow
Kulow
Hubbard Township shifts two voting precincts for June primary
Hubbard Township announces changes to two precincts for the June 8 primary. Precinct F and Precinct J vote at the Racquet Club, 1184 W. Liberty St, instead of Bell Wick Bowl. Polls open 6 30 a m to 7 30 p m. Remaining precincts list new locations including Chestnut Ridge School and Outdoor Journal Sporting Goods.
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Hubbard
W. Liberty St
Bell Wick Bowl
Chestnut Ridge School
Hall Ave
Outdoor Journal Sporting Goods
Hubbard Rd
Racquet Club
Knights of Pythias
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Pagent groups sought for Hubbard-A Bicentennial show
A public meeting announced an auction Thursday May 13 at 7 p.m. in Roosevelt School gym to organize 76 pageant groups for the Bicentennial pagent set for June 13 to 19 at the football stadium. Organizations and churches urged to send three or four representatives. contact Bicentennial Headquarters 534-9217 or officials Gayle Glassnapp Jess Hall and June Roseberry.
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Hubbard
Roosevelt School
Jess Hall
Gayle Glassnapp
June Roseberry
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Harvey Hatch
Hatch
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Oscar Mitchell
Thelma Orr
Austin Orr
Diane Kyle
Bill Coletta
Coletta
Hubbard High School
Bert Gallagher
Paul Andraso
Chestnut Ridge
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