Sparkle Market Reenlists Program to Fund Hubbard Schools
Patton's Sparkle Market restarts the Sparkle Student Enrichment Program at Reed Middle School to raise funds for technology. Students collected nearly $200,000 in tapes last year, earning a $1,800-plus donation to buy a CD ROM computer and encyclopedia, with voice synthesizers and other accessories. The program runs Nov 8 through April 10, 1993, with green tapes for receipts and a school library drop box. Monthly prize drawings encourage participation, thanking coordinators and sponsors for their ongoing support.
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Cathy
Hubbard
Patton
Sparkle Market
Sparkle Markets
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Spar
Kle
Reed
Cathy Ciotola
Reed Collection
Hubbard High School Pta
Lanazone
Rob Patton
Hubbard School
Bell toll free offer rejected at PACO hearing in Columbus
Ohio Bell’s offer for extended toll free service was rejected at a Public Utilities Commission hearing in Columbus on October 29. PACO leader Shayen George said Hubbard residents backed the plan with about 3,000 signatures, though cross state lines to Pennsylvania require a separate process. Hubbard Safety Director Robert Greer attended.
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Ohio Bell
Columbus
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Shayen George
PACO
George
Hubbard Safety
Robert Greer
Brookfield
Warren
Niles
Sharon
West Middlesex
Pennsylvania
Cortland
Income tax collections ahead of 1991 in Hubbard
Hubbard city officials report income tax receipts through the year are about $82,000 above last year aided by a new computer system and mandatory filing. Total year collections may exceed $800,000. A countywide 911 plan faces opposition from fire police and safety chiefs and likely will be voted down. Paving, manhole heights, and sludge hauling work on North Main Street proceed with minor corrections. Budget session set for Nov 10. A zone change on Erie Street to a multi residential apartment project is slated for Dec 7.
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Hubbard
Donald Joshua
Joshua
Douglas Rohrer
Rohret
Ed Palestro
North Main Street
Palestro
Rohrer
Erie Street
Cheerleader adviser’s supplemental contract terminated by board
During a Nov. 3 board meeting in HUBBARD the varsity cheerleader adviser received a unanimous termination of their supplemental contract. The action followed a prior reprimand to the principal and adviser at the same meeting.
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Board of Education
Hubbard High to Hold Parent Teacher Conferences
Hubbard High School schedules parent teacher conferences for Thursday November 19 from 6 to 9 PM and Friday November 20 from 9 AM to noon with a mailed form for conference times. Students will not attend school Friday. A Reed Middle School principal was issued a letter of reprimand. A hearing concerning Debbie Duvall’s termination was held publicly for about ninety minutes amid questions on due process. Board president James Kerrigan cited lack of supervision as the termination reason.
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Hubbard High School
Reed Middle School
Debbie Duvall
Duvall
Carl Morell
James Kerrigan
Cheerleading Adviser Position Sparks School Board Tiff
The board discussed the adviser post amid staffing delays and personal-time constraints on Duvall who held the role last year. Kathy Nogay temporarily fills in as adviser as pay details and duties from the athletic handbook are reviewed, with ongoing concerns raised by member Boyd Keenan about the position since teachers ceased advising years ago. The district also approved a reprimand for Reed Middle School Principal Gene Buonamici over an eligibility list mishap affecting students.
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Kathy Nogay
Boyd
Dutch" Keenan
Reed Middle School
Gene Buonamici
Reed
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