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🌱 What Hubbard’s Harding Park levy win means after widespread levy failures

Hubbard, Ohio Patch AM: a 4 min read

Greetings Hubbard! We’re your go-to source for what’s happening in town. Read on to get plugged in! ☀️

In today's newsletter:

  • What Hubbard’s Harding Park levy win means after widespread levy failures
  • Why did nearly 75% of Hubbard voters reject AI data centers?
  • Hubbard’s Oblate Sisters named for memorial gifts honoring Judy Prosen.

Today's riddle: Why did the math teacher write "41596" on a napkin after lunch? 🤔 (Answer below!)

Weather forecast:

  • Friday: A couple of showers; cooler, with a high of 55 and low of 40 degrees.
  • Saturday: Breezy with showers around, temps: high: 50, low: 39.
  • Sunday: Partial sunshine, with a high of 55 and low of 41 degrees.

📰 News we're reading

• Majority of school levies failed locally and statewide (wkbn.com) — Voters just approved a levy for Hubbard’s Harding Park, ensuring continued support for the local amenity even as many school and service levies failed across the Mahoning Valley and Ohio. While all 10 local school renewal levies passed, most new funding requests were rejected, forcing some districts like Canfield to brace for job cuts and program reductions.
   

• Voters deliver backlash against data centers, AI (thepostmillennial.com) — Hubbard voters played a notable role in Tuesday’s midterms, with nearly three-quarters backing new restrictions on large AI data centers in their community. Their vote echoed similar measures passed in dozens of places nationwide, as residents across the political spectrum raised concerns about noise, water use, energy demand, and broader worries over AI’s impact on jobs and privacy.
   

• Judy A. Prosen, Austintown, Ohio (wkbn.com) — An obituary for Austintown resident Judy A. Prosen notes that, in lieu of services, memorial contributions can be made to the Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Hubbard. Local readers connected to that religious community may wish to honor her memory through donations or by sharing condolences with her extended family and friends.
   

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💬 Chatter

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  • Hi neighbors!
    I’m looking to connect with people who have basic computer skills and are comfortable with administrative tasks. Thanks! (Nextdoor Hubbard/W Liberty)
  • Taco Bell posted a job opening for PART - TIME Day Shift Food Service / Food Prep in Hubbard. Apply here.
  • Love's Travel Stops & Country Stores posted a job opening for Inventory Management Coordinator - Retail in Hubbard. Apply here. You can search for other jobs near Hubbard here.

🗞 Nearby News

Youngstown

  • Hynes Industries to host two-day hiring event in Youngstown (mahoningmatters.com)
  • 300-million-year-old fossils spark search for Youngstown's prehistoric past (mahoningmatters.com)
  • Arnay Michelle Burney, Youngstown, Ohio (wkbn.com)

Girard

  • Cardinal Mooney & Girard meet again in playoffs for second straight year (wfmj.com)

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-- The Patch AM Team

P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "Why did the math teacher write "41596" on a napkin after lunch?" — Because he wanted a piece of pi(e)! (Thank you Greg S. for sending it in!)
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Stay in the loop with what's happening in Hubbard

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