Vermont trout season opens April 26 with smart licenses
Vermont Fish and Game highlights trout abundance and clean waters, noting 90 percent of the 4800 miles of streams are trout waters. The piece praises hatchery programs, efficient site selection, and license revenue funding fishing access. It urges readers to contact the Development Agency in Montpelier or visit stores for action details and bait tips.
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Vermont
Green Mountain
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Department
Mont
Pelier
Pownal School Board approves contract with teachers
The Pownal School Board approved a 1974 75 contract with the teachers setting a base salary of 7300 with full hospitalization and no further education reimbursements. The board discussed a wastewater problem at the school proposing flow meters, improved drainage, and possible offsite disposal if needed. Budget details were reviewed with cuts and a 9.59 percent rise, and balloting on the budget set for April 25. Kindergarten registration planned for May 14 to 16 with a preschool clinic and student screenings.
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Pamela Blakeman
Pownal
Pownal School Board
American Arbitration Board
Peter Andrews
Dufresne Henry Engineering Corp
Andrews
State Water Resources Board
Ivor __ Pelsue
Mount Anthony Union High School
Arlington floral design graduate earns diploma in Boston
Kathryn Galli of Arlington completed six months training in floral design and management at Rutners School in Boston Mass. She received her diploma at a March 22 graduation at the Copley Plaza Hotel and plans to join an Arlington flower shop staff. Vincent Pizzano to investigate a problem. John Mason to arrange a shower near the nurse's office. VOSHA asks moving the gas pump. summer work to include it. Driveway blacktopping specs to be written. Kindergarten ceiling roof leak repair to occur after summer. A $300 check from Bennington School District for Barber School rental was received. Board authorized Pizzano to sign a contract with Pownal Lions Club for North Pownal ball field use for Little League. Attendees: Brookner Hight Burrington Mason Bisson Sleeman Axt. Next meeting May 6.
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Kathryn Galli
Arlington
Rutners School
Boston
Mass
Copley Plaza
Vincent Pizzano
John Mason
Vosha
Bennington
Pownal
Pownal Community Events And Local Notices
Pownal Baptist Church choir rehearsal at 6 30 followed by a 7 30 weekly prayer meeting at the church. Rap Group meets 7 to 9 pm at Pownal Recreational Community Center. Board of Selectmen meets 5 pm Thursday at the town office. Thirteen children attended the Sunday school Easter breakfast at North Pownal Congregational Church with Mrs Merrill Bliven Mrs Lawrence Burdick and Mrs Earl Church assisting. Mrs William Church showed The Resurrection after breakfast. Pownal Fish and Game Club to sponsor a summer fishing derby for club members starting April 12 with entrant fees due by April 12. prizes to be awarded. For details contact James Baker or William Pudvar. Well baby clinic at Second Congregational Church Hillside Street Bennington Friday April 11 1 to 3 pm appointments via Betsy Yung at 442 5491. All Pownal residents welcome. Mr and Mrs William Church of Wayne NJ weekend visitors of Earl Church in North Pownal. G R Sales and Service on Lincoln Street will hold open houses Friday 9 am to 9 pm and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm to display White Outdoor Products. Brenda Dorman daughter of Richard Dorman of Montgomery Road Pownal is a patient in Albany Medical Center room E722. Manchester police report vandalism over the weekend including overturned mailboxes and statues on Highland Avenue. investigation ongoing. Vandalism rising in recent months.
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North Pownal Congregational Church
Merrill Bliven
Lawrence Burdick
Earl Church
Roger Pratt
William Church
Pownal Fish and Game Club
James Baker
William Pudvar
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington
Betsy Yung
Pownal
Manchester
Manfred A. Wessner
Highland Avenue
Danby and Area School Directors Meet Tonight
BRSU Danby School Directors convene at 7 p.m. in Currier Memorial School Danby. Union District 23 Directors follow at 8 p.m. Dorset School Board meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. in Dorset Elementary School.
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Danby
Currier ‘Memorial
Union
Dorset School Board
Dorset
Perkins gets setback variance for Hillside Street home addition
The North Bennington Zoning Board of Adjustment granted Charles Perkins Jr. a variance to build an addition on Hillside Street, three feet short of the 40-foot rear setback. The plan includes a bedroom and garage basement. Perkins says the space will not be used for business beyond minor storage and gas supplier letters were provided. Neighbors Gordon Sweet and wife voiced no objection to the variance. right of way access in winter will be preserved. The hearing included ZBA members Wickender Gratton Nowak Jolivette and Welling, with attorney Tom Jacobs present.
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North Bennington
Perkins
ZBA
Adirondack Bottled Gas Corp
Arthur E. Wickender
Gordon Sweet
Hillside Street
Tom Jacobs
Bennington
Barber, Morrissey and Gilman
IBA
Wickenden
Madeline Gratton
Lionel Nowak
Carl Jolivette
Fred Welling
Vermont approves conservation aid for farmers and woodland owners
Burlington Vermont officials announce go ahead for enduring soil and water conservation practices with cost sharing. Four practices listed RE 1 RE 3 RE 6 and RE 12 with 50 to 75 percent support. County ASCS offices will process applications and provide details via local offices.
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Burlington
Vermont
Donald Harlow
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Harlow
ASCS
Soil Conservation Service
Forest Service
Woodlands
Extension Service
Almon F. Heald
Dorset Town budget talks outline farmer tax relief and licenses
Dorset selectmen met to discuss farmer contracts for tax relief eligibility with eight claimants using two thirds income from farming. A budget review is set for Monday April 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the town office, as Vernon Squiers returns from hospitalization. The board approved renewals for Dorset Field Club and Bischoff General Store licenses and planned $29,482 in revenue sharing disbursements to local groups including Bennington Opportunity Council, Dorset Nursing Association, and Dorset Public Library. The District Environmental Commission will meet April 8 at the Manchester Town Office to discuss a 12 lot subdivision straddling Manchester and Dorset.
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Dorset
Dorset Selectmen
Selectmen
Vernon Squiers
Dorset Field Club
Bischoff General Store
Bennington Opportunity Council
Dorset Nursing Association
Leader
Dorset Sportsmen Club
Dorset Public Library
School Drive
North Shire
District Environmental Commission
Manchester
Hoosick Falls May Senior Citizens Award Nominations
The Hoosick Senior Citizens Center seeks nominations for its annual Senior Citizens of the Year with letters due by May 1. Entrants must be 60 or older and letters should explain why the person merits the award. previous winners are ineligible and only complete submissions count. The luncheon to honor winners is May 28.
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Hoosick Senior Citizens Center
Hoosick
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