City and Township Form Panel to Study Merger Feasibility
Hubbard Ohio officials form an ad hoc nine member committee to study merging the city of Hubbard with Hubbard Township. Richard Stiver will chair four city and four township appointees. aim to place the group by year’s end. Also discussed were police dispatching, road maintenance, weather sirens, and a toll free calling initiative to nearby communities.
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Stiver
P.O. Box
Hub
Bard
Ohio
Hubbard City
Hubbard
Hubbard Township
Masury
Brookfield
Niles and
Warren
Hubbard Twp
Township split over city merger push committee formed
Hubbard Township trustees ordered a committee to study a possible city township merger amid resident opposition. Richard Stiver named chairman. four township and four city residents will serve. The panel aims to evaluate pros and cons by year end, with final approval requiring a public vote.
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Richard Stiver
Aidle
Joseph Gleydurn
Citizens Committee
Hearing set on zone change in Hubbard Township
Public hearing for a zone change on Youngstown Road is scheduled for November 18 at 8 p.m. at the township administration building. John Good of Valley Dis again seeks reclassification from Agricultural to Business B3 and to Light Industrial to locate an office and parking for vehicles. Trustees note no dumping at the site.
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Hubbard
Youngstown Road
Slavin Ford
John Good
Valley Dis
Hubbard Teachers Board approve three year contract
The Hubbard board approved a three year pact with no base salary increase until year three, when a 7 percent rise is set. The 3-2 vote occurred Nov 6 while several members were in Columbus for the Ohio School Boards Association conference. HEA ratified Nov 9.
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Hubbard
Board of Education
Columbus
Ohio School Boards Association
Hubbard Education Association
HEA
Jesse Hall
Carl Morell
Pantone
Ohio Association of Public School Employees
DeJulio
Democrats sweep county regional races in general election
Democrats won all county and regional contests in the November 3 general election. Ed Ryser of Hubbard, the lone county Republican holding office, lost to Democrat James Fiorenzo of Niles. Latell, Traficant, Angelo, O'Brien, and O'Brien won their races, with several officials unopposed. John Glenn retained the U.S. Senate seat. results note page reference SWEEP.
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Trumbull
U.S
Wages County
Ed Ryser
Hubbard
James Fiorenzo
Niles
Fiorenzo
Ryser
Anthony Latell
Girard
Charles
Chip" Henry
Auburn
Geauga County
Latell
Henry
James A. Traficant Jr
Poland
Salvatore Pansino
Joseph J. Angelo
Michael O’brien
Warren
Angelo
Cheryl Tennant
Bazetta
O’brien
Beverly Friend
Bristolville
Christopher Lardis
Margaret O’brien
Wend Bonar
Cortland
Dennis Watkins
Thomas L. Altiere
Diana J. Marchese
Johnston
T.W. Soboslay
David Hines
Howland
Break in at Hubbard High School investigated by police
Hubbard city police probe a break in at Hubbard High School during the evening or early morning hours of Saturday November 7. Cash was taken from desks in offices, vending machine damage in the cafeteria, and vandalism including broken classroom door windows. Damage amount not yet released. Suspects are being questioned.
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Hubbard
Hubbard High School
Ken Oyler
Yler
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Aonors
Kara Yorks
Julie Miller
Ohio Music Education Association
Julie
Faye
Kara
Bill Forrester
Mahoning
Ashtabula
Youngstown State University
Kilcawley Center
Levy
St. Patrick School
Jonathan Zuzik
Brendan Shinosky
Felicia Resatar
David Grabaskas
Annalise Bassetti
June Lucas
Mineral Ridge
John Glenn
Michael DeWine
Martha Kathryn Grevatt
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