Mayors praise Quayle meeting and shared concerns
Niles Mayor Sauline described his talks with Vice President Quayle and Senator Voinovich as candid and approachable. He said the visit reinforced belief Ohio can’t lose this election, and praised Quayle for addressing unemployment concerns and regional funding possibilities.
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Cleveland
Sauline
Anthony Celebrezze
Ohio
Quayle
White House
Voinovich
Niles
Joseph Parise
City council approves measures and updates on parks and utilities
Council approves continued discussion on city projects. Darko seeks broader knowledge of city involvement. Hubbard Union Cemetery lies in city and township. Playground openings set for June 12. Fourth Ward residents push to lock Mattinat Field gates at night. review ongoing. Rotary Club offers to lay park sidewalks on square for REACH project. Tree debris disposal now responsibilities of professional contractors. No. 8 well output down from 700 to 80 gpm. EPA approval required to move, estimated $4800 for a new well. Water supply to be boosted temporarily. Public hearing July 2 to discuss C1 to R2 zone change at Helen Drive and South Main Street.
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Darko
Hubbard Union
Richard Keenan
Hubbard Rotary Club
R.E.A.C.H. Committee
Edward Palestro
Palestro
EPA
Youngstown
Helen Drive
South Main Street
Man Arrested After May 16 Assault in Hubbard
Hubbard police arrested 26 year old Thomas R West III of 728 Taylor St after witnesses said he threatened two people with a knife during a fight at a Taylor Street residence. He was arraigned in Girard Municipal Court on aggravated assault. Preliminary hearing set for June 11.
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Hubbard City
Taylor Street
Thomas R. West III
Taylor St
West
Girard Municipal Court
Hubbard students win Byrd honors scholarships
Hilary J. Ames of Ursuline High School and Nicholas L. Cassimatis of Hubbard High School are among 241 Ohio seniors awarded Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarships. Each recipient receives 1500 dollars to pursue higher learning, chosen from over 900 applicants statewide based on GPA, test scores, references, honors, and a personal statement. The program aims to reward merit and potential for continued success.
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Hubbard
Ohio
Robert C. Byrd
Hilary J. Ames
Ursuline High School
Nicholas L. Cassimatis
Hubbard High School
Congressional
State Board of Education
Railroad seeks cooperation on crossing holdup and emergency routes
Bradley praised the railroad for a prompt response after his letter requesting cooperation about a crossing delay caused by a breakdown. The company will alert him to future delays so he can inform emergency services and route fire, police, and ambulance vehicles efficiently. Residents criticized the township cleanup shift to resident drop-off, citing long service cuts. Trustee chair Dubyak cited manpower limits and rising dump fees as cost drivers. Summer board meetings were scheduled for June 19 and July 1.
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Bradley
Steve Bartolin
Jan Maynard
Bartolin
Maynard
Helen Dubyak
Hanley
Township Dispatchers Spark Budget Debate
Liberty Township police face an $82 000 year end deficit as Brookfield Township delays action on dispatchers. At the May 22 trustees meeting residents urged keeping dispatchers, arguing service cuts harm safety. Trustees urged a remedy within a week while debates over funding continue.
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Liberty Township
Brookfield Township
Jan Maynard
Police Department
Harriet Blazak
Warren
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