Falls Special Meeting Chooses River Street Detour Plan
Hoolick Falls board approves detour for B and M River Street crossing work to route east and southbound traffic via First Elm and Church Streets with an alternate path via Noble and Wood. Truck traffic, parking bans, and patrols planned. state urged 200 foot parking ban near Elm Church intersection. Carey Avenue crossing to close next Monday. police chief vacancy to be filled.
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Edith Beaumont
Hoolick Falls
Richard A. Severson
Charles &. Carlson
State of New York
River Street
Boston and Maine Railroad
Carlson
First Street
Elm Street
Church Street
Elim Street
Noble & Wood
Lower John Street
Willow Street
Noble and Wood
Severson
Carey Avenue
Derrick
Thomas Bourke
Troy
Kenneth Fleming
Johnsonville
John Waters
Thomas LiBuda
Christian Lambetsen
Thomas McLoughlin
Hensselaer
Fisk St
Wey
Alliance
Arlington Garden Club outlines year's activity agenda
Arlington Garden Club members met April 2 at Mrs. Donald S. Kendall Jr. s home to plan a busy year. The first meeting on April 27 features speaker Mrs. Robert Brogdele on wildflowers.
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Arlington — Board
Arlington Garden Club
Donald S. Kendall Jr
John G. Simson
John B. deBrua
J. Penfield Jayd
Philip Webb
Thomas B. Chambers
Crow Hill Road
Robert B. Brogdele
Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont
Gilbert Merrill
Squam Lakes Science Center
Holderness
Saratoga State Park
NASC Philosophy Lectures Set at McCullough Mansion
North Adams State College philosophy faculty will present a three lecture series at the Governor McCullough Mansion in North Bennington beginning Wednesday. Dr Ali Allmaker opens with A Philosopher Looks at the Recall followed by Dr Samuel Gomez on Philosophy and the Shattering of the Human Image and finally Dr Marc Goldstein discussing Ideology and Philosophy. Lectures start at 8 p.m. and are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams State College
Governor McCullough
North Bennington
Weginning
Ali Allmaker
Samuel Gomez
Marc, Goldstein
Antant
Allmaker
Pr. Gomez
Tardis Isselhardt
McCullough Mansion
Associaton
Altmaker
NASC
Willian C. Brown
Hensick
New York State Highway Department
Vermont Line
Wysockie Farm
River Road
Department of Transportation
River Hoad
Brown
Petersburg
Hoosick Falls
Shop extends Thursday hours and highlights new donations
Beginning Thursday April 12 the shop will stay open until 8 p.m. on Thursday evenings. This week features sleepwear for all ages plus a babinet in excellent condition. Skirts ladies slacks and men s suits and pants are plentiful with constant replenishment of children s clothing from new donations. Regular hours remain Thursday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Goodermote Week Proclaimed in Rensselaer County
A proclamation signed by County Legislature Chairman Herbert Lauer Jr marks Goodermote Week from Sunday through April 14 1948 in Rensselaer County. Lt Wayne Goodermote, U S Navy reconnaissance photographer shot down in August 1967, after three months active duty, returned to Berlin last Saturday after five and a half years as a Hanoi prisoner and is now at St. Albans Hospital awaiting a 30 day leave.
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Troy
N.Y
Herbert Lauer Jr
Wayne Goodermote
Rensselaer County
Gue
Goodermore
U.S. Navy
Berlin
Hanoi
St. Albany
Lab
Pownal Church Choir Rehearsal and Local Fundraiser Awards
The Pownal choirs rehearse at Fownal Methodist Church Thursday at 7 p.m. Fundraising awards include many prizes such as a 12 inch portable TV and gift certificates from local shops. Other community notes cover church meetings, visits, and school activities with several residents named. A student injured in an incident at a truck yard is hospitalized in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Country Casuals
Manchester selectmen approve budget cut by twenty six thousand
Manchester selectmen on Tuesday night approved a 26013 adjustment to the 4973 town budget, rejected an ordinance banning recyclable materials from the landfill, and held their first executive session since March Town Meeting. The plan cuts police and highway funding while boosting anticipated income and reserve funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bonents
Manchester
Oakley K. Porter
Police
Highway Department
Porter
Selecmen
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Carmody
Daniel Zeigler
McCutcheonville
Ohio
Sue Burton Tenner
Selectman
Clyde Bryant Jr
Bryant
Tenner
Vermont Development Department
Forte
Dorset Town Considers Revote On Zoning Ordinance
Selectmen weigh a petition to rescind the recently adopted zoning ordinance arguing the vote margin was small and turnout half the qualified voters. The town faces condo fears and land use changes as opposition cites two acre density residential rules along Route 2 corridors in East and North Dorset.
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Dorset — Selecimen
State Planning and Development Act
Dorset
March
East
North Dorset
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Ponald
Edmond Dyell
David Fredrickson
David Martin
Robert Stroffoleno
James P. O’neil
J. Donald Simson
Phillip Webb
John Moore
Niks Green
George Hess
John Simson
John Hangsrud
Irs
Thomas Weakley
Burton Simmen
Newell J. Hamlin
Thomas Chambers
Bull Shotter
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Towle
Cathhing & Gould Jewelers
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Arlington Thrift Shop
iPayne Gonermate
The
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Pamela Blakeman
Fownal Mathodist
White Creek
Eleanor Niles
United Methodist Women's Society of the Jermain Church
James “McCart
Dorothy Austin
Jermain Church
Bethany Okerman
Gordon Nesbitt
Peter Dockun
Cavendish, WI
John Tudor
Robert Croas
Troy, N.Y
Howard Kipp
Thoms Nesbitt
Waitsfield, Vt
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Bird's
Discovering Record Store
Nickerson’s Jewelry Store
Pownal Elementary School
Bernard, Bissan
Arlington
Helene Thompson
TSS
Anne Halbur
Arlington Memorial High School
T Own
Ton Dusha
Convoy
Selkirk
St. Peter's Hospital
Mercy Pavilion
Albany
Manchester Selectmen
Selectmen
Sportsmen's
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Market Depot Street
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Wig Sale
Paradise Hotel
THURS
Vegas and
Hotel Pussim Oldg
Hennington, VI
Colonial Shopping Gtr
Williamatown, Mass
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