Township to seek grant for Maplewood house demolitions
Hubbard trustees report the township plans a Community Development Block Grant of 44000 to 48000 dollars to demolish about 20 Maplewood area houses. The grant would cover all costs if obtained. Maplewood Park Improvement Club and Star Cable officials attended. cable work aims to start after a ride-out with Ohio Edison on Nov 30. Police Chief Bradley noted 36 incidents and 6,400 patrols in the first half of the month, with two appreciation letters received. The first regular meeting in December moves to Dec 11.
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Hubbard
Fred Hanley
Maplewood
Herman Jackson
Maplewood Park Improvement Club
Pres
Rene Guerra
Star Cable
Ohio Edison
Guerra
Howard Bradley
Bradley
Todd Coonce
R&r Services
Sinclair
Peggy Jine
Officer Cited for Overloaded Truck Violations in Hubbard
Hubbard police officer John Summers was praised for citing two overloaded trucks on November 19, with fines around 1400 dollars. Five trucks have been cited for lead-limit exceedances in the past month, per Police Chief Raymond Moffitt. Mayor Sauline announced bids for a Creed Avenue pump station, lowest at 33000 dollars, with four bids total.
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Hubbard
John Summers
Tom Bolchalk
Raymond Moffitt
Moffit
al Sauline Jr
Creed Avenue
Sauline
John Pierko
Ms Consultants
TCI Cable
Bolchalk
George Nee
Re Bufwack
Cooperative
Mayor Says Sewer Rates Won’t Rise Despite Budget Hike
Hubbard mayor Al Sauline Jr. states 1991 sewer budget increases for sludge removal won’t raise resident rates. City faces EPA mandates for a $5 million plant and disposal costs near $100,000. Waste plant head Palumbo cites landfills, PGs shutdowns, and EPA rules as key pressures.
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al Sauline Jr
Sauline
Environmental Protection Agency
James Palumbo
Hubbard
FOP Chief Urges Community to Back Police Levy
About 20 residents attended a Hubbard Township meeting where trustees and Ken Miller of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 85 urged unity to pass a police levy. A volunteer petition circulated, seeking volunteers for the levy campaign. Miller asked transferring 30,009 from the general fund to the police fund to cover year-end solvency. Trustees approved the move despite a prior levy defeat, as police funding faces a 1991 deficit of about 140,000. Discussions covered dispatcher staffing, hours for full-time officers, and potential executive sessions to decide on dispatch operations and funding timelines.
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Citize
Servete
Miller
Police
Helen Dubyak
Atty
Michael Angelo
Patrick
Fred Hanley
Registration deadline Dec 6 for holiday decorating contest
Hubbard news notes REACH annual Holiday Decorating Contest registration ends Thursday December 6. Judges will select winners in four categories electric traditional creatively original and business. Residents urged to buy a blue light for easy home identification and forms are available at Olde Thyme Pantry Hill Florist Hubbard Coal and Supply and Stewart's Furniture.
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Olde Thyme Pantry
Hill Florist
Hubbard Coal and Supply
Stewart's Furniture
Hubbard Ee
W. Liberty
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Roosevelt Lee School
Ee Lodarelli
Kathy Skarote
Barb Kindler
Sue Pavlov
Jim Alexander
Melanie Gifford
Fox North Road
Schotten Road
E.P.A
Palumbo
P.P.G
Barberton
Girard
Niles
FOP
Dubyak
John Choppa
Choppa
Ed Mann
Levy Committee
Mann
Hanley
Chappa
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