No federal funds expected for new sewer plant here
City officials report that the planned sewage treatment plant will not receive federal funding as the upcoming budget eliminates such support. Mayor Art Magee says Congress may allot about 3 billion nationally, but large cities will be prioritized, jeopardizing local growth and project viability. He urges a resolution urging continued federal revenue sharing to aid capital needs.
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Fina Lee Hubbard
Art Magee
Magee
Congress
Council
Students gain practical government insight at Hubbard meeting
Hubbard High School seniors join Hubbard city council for a practical government experience. Bert Gallagher and Ronald Garrett organize the program to earn extra credits by attending meetings, taking notes, and returning agendas. Colletta invites ongoing student involvement and questions follow the session.
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School Board of Education
Bert Gallagher
Ronald Garrett
Fina Lee Hubbard
City Hall
Hubbard High School
Gallagher
Colletta
Garrett
Chrissy Patrick
Band Sponsors seek new members for Hubbard drive
Hubbard Band launches annual membership drive inviting community to join. Membership costs $1 and can be paid at any band meeting held the second Tuesday of each month at 8 p.m. in the high school bandroom. Eighth graders operate a concession stand at the field selling hot coffee, pop, and popcorn. directors praise the "great group" of hardworking students led by Mr. Dom Feorene. Next meeting set for 8 p.m. Tuesday November 10 in the bandroom.
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Hubbard
Dom Feorene
This Week in News Leaf Features Page Links and Editorials
A community guide previews pages for pictures, ceremonies, brides features, sports on pages 10 and 11, and an Editorial Page on National Newspaper Week. It notes remarks by President Congressman Lyle Williams on hostage bonus pay and comments by State Rep. Thomas Carney on block grants, with Joan Cochran's Montages column also highlighted.
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Lyle Williams
Thomas Carney
Joan Cochran
Open House Planned for National Newspaper Week
In observance of National Newspaper Week a public open house will be held at our main office located at 35 W State St Niles from 5 to 8 pm on Thursday Oct 15. Tours of the facility will be offered and the public is invited to attend.
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State St
Niles
Dirt bike racing at Hubbard BMX Raceway lights up Harding Park
Plans for next season outlined by Hubbard BMX Raceway in Harding Park as volunteers recount a successful summer. Final race held Oct 4 capped three years of growth with 200 plus contestants weekly from ages 6 to 16 and cruiser races for older riders. Organizers aim to add a fence and lights for night racing, extend blacktop, and release a bold 202? calendar with races on May 2 16 30 31 June 13 27 July 11 25 August 8 22 and September 5 19.
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Robin West Hubbard
Hubbard
Harding Park
van May
Youngstown
Florida
California
Hawaii
Japan
Raceway
Leo Beach
Betty Ross
Gerry Hallapy
Joanne Beach
Ralph Teets
Jim Ross
John Beach
Hubbard Council
Atlanta
Township stalls on promised cable service updates slow progress
Township trustees pressed Mahoning Valley Cable Vision and Shenango Cable TV for updates as progress lags on bringing cable to residents. Shenango Valley Cable Co official Albert Gill said map ping and engineering of 11 miles of line are underway this fall with pole permits underway after an inspection. He noted ordered electronics and cable should arrive within two weeks and contracts will be awarded soon, predicting service by late November. He provided 412 347 5543 for details while clerk Helen Dubyak discussed with Mahoning Valley Cable representative Richard McGlaughin.
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Hubbard
Mahoning Valley Cable Vision
Shenango Cable TV
Shenango Valley Cable Company
Albert Gill
Gill
Shenango Cable TV Inc
Ohio Bell Telephone Company
Residents press crackdown on stop sign runners
Hubbard city council hears families from the Hager and Church Street area urging action after repeated dangerous stop sign violations. Dan Barr, whose blind daughter will soon walk independently, cites threats from a fleeing driver and calls for safer crossings. Mayor Magee orders intensified patrols, notes 23 arrests in three days with 21 local residents among them, and plans a citywide survey to position signs where needed including possible handicap indicators.
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Hubbard
Hager and
Church Street
Dan Barr
Barr
Magee
Hager
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Richard McGlaughin
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