Funding distribution OK d Accord provides money for parks
Harding Park trustees welcome resolution of a funding dispute with Trumbull County libraries. A five year plan splits state funds after libraries receive 96.63 percent and park districts gain about three percent. The Budget Commission oversees allocations, with the parks set to operate within existing budgets as funds are released.
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Ok’d Accord
Harding Park
Trumbull
Budget Commission
Harding Park Board
Dan Madeline
Frank Marshall
Richard Stiver
Trumbull County
Edward Bush
Hubbard area seminar on loans and financing scheduled
The Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club co host a Small Business Seminar on Loans and Financing Monday September 21 at noon in the Central Christian Church basement 44 S Main Hubbard OH. Speakers include MVEDC executive Donald L French and loan officer Joe Burkey with lunch $4 reservations contact Tom Cooksey or Joe Bunn or mail to P O Box 177 Hubbard.
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Hubbard Area Chamber of Commerce and
Rotary Club
Central Christian Church
Mahoning Valley Economic Development Corporation
Donald L. French
Joe Burkey
Tom Cooksey
Joe Bunn
P.O. Box
Hubbard
Ohio
MVEDC
Hubbard Council seeks funds for eight point nine million sewer plant
Hubbard City Council, facing EPA deadline in 1988, weighs funding for a new sewer plant projected at 8.9 million. Federal aid could cover about half, leaving over 4 million local dollars. A rate hike is proposed with minimum inside charges of 12 dollars and outside city base at 24 dollars. A Sept 22 meeting will explore financing via mortgage revenue bonds over 30 years at about eight percent interest.
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Thomas Mosure Jr
Mosure
Syrakis Co
Youngstown
Council
Hubbard Construction
EPA
Edward Palestro
Dem
Fourth Ward
Utilities Committee
Palestro
Cleveland
McDonald & Company
Paul Klemsi
McDonald and Company
MS Family Night Swim Scheduled In Youngstown
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society Youngstown Center hosts a second Family Swim Night at the downtown YMCA on September 19 from 6 to 9 p.m. in Youngstown. The event welcomes MS patients and supporters from Mahoning, Trumbull and Columbiana counties with free admission, volleyball, basketball, and instructor-led activities.
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National
Lisa Hirschl
LSW
City police chief pushes alarms fee and vicious dog laws
City Police Chief Raymond Moffitt seeks council action to curb false alarm drops blamed for wasted hours and patrol time. He proposes a $50 per alarm fee and new vicious dog ordinances to protect the public, noting many alarms are installed without police contact. He wants a meeting with safety officials to draft legislation.
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Fina Barra
City Police
Raymond Moffitt
Moffitt
Hook to write weekly column for The News
Stephen C. Hook, a part time English instructor at Youngstown State University and former radio talk show host, joins The News as a free lance writer with a new weekly column Off The Hook and in depth articles. He lives in Boardman with a daughter at Ohio State and a son at Boardman High. His first column runs today on Page 2.
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Stephen C. Hook
Youngstown State University
the News
Boardman
Hook
Ohio State University
Boardman High
University of Notre Dame
University of Iowa
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Warren Main Library
Niles, Kinsman
Bristol
Newton Falls
Girard
Hubbard’s Harding Park
Howland Township Park
Liberty Memorial Park
Libraries, Parks and Budget Commission
The
S. Main Street
Hubbard High School
Dan Modak
Mr. Modak
James Alexander
Hubbard Council
Hubbard City Council
St. Patrick School
Chad Frazzini
Lisa Rodgers
Christy McFarland
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