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WHAT: City council meeting Tuesday PRESENT: Bill Williams, Bonnie Viele, Robin Zambrini, Michael Toda, Jerome Crowe, Michael Kerr, Ryan Hallapy and Mayor Ben Kyle ABSENT: Michael Mogg Council: • Named former mayor John Darko to fill the unexpired one-year term of Marianne Hallapy on the Eagle Joint Fire District Board. Hallapy, who is a city employee, can no longer serve on the board; • Appointed Al Sauline Jr. as the city’s citizen representative for three-year term on the Eagle Joint Fire District board to replace Mike Pieton. Kyle said the city and township alternate on who they have...

HUBBARD — After much discussion in the past year, Hubbard officials have moved forward on getting body cameras for the police officers and in-car cameras for

This is the first time Hubbard police will be wearing body cameras, officials said. A training room on the lower floor of the police department has been prepared as a new training area for both in-person and online remote training on the cameras. Mayor Ben Kyle said he and Safety Director Lou Carsone, police Chief Bob Thompson and city council have discussed the need to get body cameras not only to protect the officers, but residents as well. He said the cameras were discussed throughout last year with officials reviewing available funds in the city budget. “There are many communities that ...

This is the first time Hubbard police will be wearing body cameras, officials said. A training room on the lower floor of the police department has been prepared as a new training area for both in-person and online remote training on the cameras. Mayor Ben Kyle said he and Safety Director Lou Carsone, police Chief Bob Thompson and city council have discussed the need to get body cameras not only to protect the officers, but residents as well. He said the cameras were discussed throughout last year with officials reviewing available funds in the city budget. “There are many communities that ...

bcoupland@tribtoday.com Staff photo / R. Michael Semple The Rev. Michael Swierz, pastor of St. Patrick Parish in Hubbard, discusses a fire that caused extensive damage to the church on Monday evening. Masses and other events are being moved to the parish center. HUBBARD — The Rev. Michael Swierz, pastor of St. Patrick Parish in Hubbard, said it was hard seeing the grieving faces of parish members Monday evening as they watched a fire cause more than $1 million in damage to the church. The parish off North Main Street caught fire in the basement around 5:45 p.m. Monday as fire crews from sev...