Students endure 24 hour fallout shelter in interscholastic project
Hubbard and Brookfield high schools staged a day long simulated postwar shelter exercise for 41 students. They debated governance, rationing, and survival while exploring nuclear winter, genetics, and social teamwork. The exercise shifted from conflict to cooperation as groups formed democratic structures and planned for humanity’s future.
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Hubbard
Brookfield
New World
Alaska
Hiroshima
Lord of Lies
Hubbard Fallout Shelter
Christylee Bass
Brian Jones
Kfield
Earth
Jim Alexander
Hubbard Seeks Senior Miss and Tiny Tots Contestants
Entries are now being accepted for two Hubbard Pageant contests. The Senior Miss or Mrs. contest is for women 60 or older, residing in Hubbard City or Hubbard Town. Tiny Tots welcomes children up to four years old. Both require photos, personal details, a short paragraph for eligibility, and a $15 entry fee. Entries due June 30, with winners announced July 9 at Roma Manor. For more information call Tom or Candy Foraker or Robin Takash.
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Students protest teacher layoffs at area high school
At the May 18 Board of Education meeting Hubbard, students led by Steve Dattilo and Erica Speer objected to four teacher layoffs amid a looming deficit near one million dollars. A June 2 levy is on the ballot to try to rescue funding, with $230,000 still to be cut even if approved. The district plans further $600,000 reductions next year.
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Dattilo
Beth Black
Tami Pleso
Don Hernan
Jenna Forrester
Buchenic
Gridiron Club
Jack Arvin
Carl Morell
Anna Marie Sharisky
Deborah Wittenauer
Susan Sandberg
Elizabeth Jefferson
Township trustees settle claim by ex dispatcher
HUBBARD TWP The board of trustees will pay former township dispatcher Michalene Foltz 1100 in settlement of a job grievance that has been pending since.
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Michalene Foltz
Trustee Council backs sewer funds and school levy signs debate
The May 2 meeting saw the Trustee Council approve funds for the Doris Drive Storm Sewer project as Hubbard appeals for $225,000 from Issue 2. In other actions, salary-legislation proposals surfaced, school levy signs faced legality questions, and a broader plan for mutual aid and water supply discussions with the township were outlined along with notices of public hearings and August recess.
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Ard
Keenan
Dans
Albert Sauline Jr
Council
Andrew Tuccia
Meeting set on Doris Dr. project to discuss flood relief
A special Hubbard meeting scheduled for Tuesday May 26 at 7 p.m. in city council chambers invites the public. Doris Drive project aims to alleviate long standing flood problems with Issue 2 funding details to be explained by Scott Armstrong of Environmental Designs.
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Scott Armstrong
Environmental Designs
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