Lunch price hike at Hubbard School District boosts costs
Hubbard School District follows regional moves raising lunch by 25 cents with grades five through twelve paying 1.25 dollars while younger students stay at one dollar. The district notes free and reduced lunches remain unaffected and milk and breakfast programs continue.
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Hubbard
Board of Education
Daniel Bross
Martha Guidosh Jones
Carl Morell
Morell
Liberty Board of Education
Liberty
Brookfield Board of Education
County tightens motel tax collection in Trumbull County
Trumbull County Commissioners backed stronger enforcement of the 2.5 percent hotel and motel tax to fund the Visitors and Convention Bureau. Liberty Township Trustees, led by attorney Charles Dunlap, collected over $38,000 from the Metro Plex on Belmont Avenue and court arrangements to finish paying the balance. The commission approved measures to revoke business licenses for continued delinquencies and pressed for settlements with other motels to deter nonpayment.
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Trumbull County
Liberty Township
Charles Dunlap
Metro Plex
Belmont Avenue
Arthur A. Magee
Anthony A. Latell
Christopher S. Lardis
MetroPlex
Dunlap
Roosevelt School under principal change after resignation
The Board of Education considers appointing a teacher as principal's aide after Gail Patrick resigns from Roosevelt Elementary to join the Trumbull County Board of Education. John Carson, interim principal, also serves as Roosevelt assistant. Bus schedule shifts delay start times by about 15 minutes for K-12 and adjust St. Patrick Parochial School hours.
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Board of Education
Gail Patrick
Roosevelt Elementary School
Trumbull County
Roosevelt
Fred DiLullo
Reed Middle School
Hubbard
Clyde Metz
Metz
St. Patrick Parochial School
City water project on schedule despite funding questions
City Council met in special session to review a $500,000 water project tied to Youngstown water supply. Concrete work on Jacobs Road proceeds, storage tank base set, and a 12-inch transmission line installation underway. Sewage plant expansion plans advance with interceptor sewers on Myron and Caroline streets and new collectors for Jones, Taylor, Myron, and Caroline. Costs include $35,000 for Mosure and Syrakis design updates due to EPA by December 15 and $40,700 for Jones and Taylor design due by December 15. Council weighs funding options including a federal EPA grant potentially covering 55 percent, higher sewer rates, and a treasury note against Light Investment Fund balance.
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John Glod
City Service
Youngstown
Gladfold Council
Jacobs Road
Oak Street
Myron
Caroline
Jones, Taylor, Myron
Mosure and Syrakis Co., Ltd
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Jones and Taylor
EPA
Glad
William Garono
Dem
Glod
Treasury
Hubbard News Seeks Local Photographer For Thursdays
The Hubbard News seeks a local resident to photograph in the school district every Thursday starting at 8 a.m. including St. Patrick School. Applicant must have transportation, meet deadlines, and own a 3 mm camera. Contact Raymond Lee, News Director, at 530-5449 daily or 534-2674 after 5 p.m.
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The
Hubbard News
St. Patrick
Raymond Lee
New Savings Bond Pilot Shifts Bond Issuance to Fed Mail
Bank and federal officials in Ohio plan a nine month test of sending bonds by mail after purchase rather than issuing them immediately at the bank. The Pittsburgh Branch of the Cleveland Fed will mail bonds within three weeks, with payroll bonds exempted.
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U.S
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
Ohio
Janet Tatman
National City Bank Northeast
Tatman
Candy Squirk
McKinley Federal
Squiric
Richard Ferraro
Security Dollar Bank
Ferraro
Bob McLear
Parkersburg
W. Va
McLear
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