Detour plan set for B and M repairs in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls mayor announces Carey Avenue and River Street railroad crossings will close starting Monday for B and M repairs. Detour routes go from First Street to Noble and Wood Lane to Lower John Street with no parking rules on sections of First and Lower John Streets. DOT and village board coordinate closures and signage while enforcement may tow violators. A rabies clinic is planned April 15 at the Northern Berkshire YMCA in North Adams with Dr. Frederick Mach. proceeds support the YMCA gymnasium project.
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Hoosick Falls
Richard A. Severson
Carey Avenue
E.A. Stewart
Boston and Maine Corporation
JW. Kelly
B&m
New York State Department of Transportation
Public Works
Douglas Sprague
Severson
DOT
River Street
First Street
Noble and Wood Lane
Lower John Street
Village Board
Noble and Wood
Willow Street
North Adams
Mass
YMCA
Oil spill cleanup at Given building boiler room
Burlington crews battled a moderate spill after 1 000 gallons of number 4 heating oil leaked from a 25 080 gallon storage tank. About 600 gallons were recovered, 400 entered a storm drain. In a weekend effort, 50 workers set up wire mesh dams and skimmed oil from the water as rain and darkness limited operations. UVM officials pledged a review of heating systems and a contingency plan, praising government and private assistance.
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Burlington
Given
Patchen Hd
Burlington Sears
UVM
Three HFCS teachers retire and new hires named
Hoosick Falls Central School board accepted four retirements Charlotte Hulihan Bernard Balder Janet Light and Jane Cappellino after long tenures. They also hired three new teachers Robert Lang Thomas Veldmann and James Pusch to fill roles while openings for two secondary math and one elementary position persist.
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Hoosick Falls
Board of Education of the
Hoosick Falls Central School
Charlotte Hulihan
Bernard Balder
Janet Light
Jane Cappellino
Robert Lang
Albany
Suny At Albany
State College At
Cobleskill
Thomas Veldmann
Schenectady
Oswego
General Electric Company
Balder
James Pusch
North Tonawanda
N.Y
Suny At Buffalo
North Adams rink announces slight schedule changes for events
North Adams Massachusetts daily public skating sessions stay the same for the week of April through 14, but several special events shift. Sunday features Pittsfield Flyers hockey and various figure skating blocks. Theta Chi hockey appears on Monday and Thursday evenings. Wednesday includes Pittsfield Boys and North Berkshire Men's open hockey. Saturday lists multiple hockey sessions at different venues.
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North Adams
Mass
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Rink
Pittsfield Flyers
Theta Chi
Pittsfield
North Berkshire
Theta Chi Fraternity
Valatie Blues
Taconic Park Gully Cats
Pam
Morey Park Huskies
Rutland Tax Guilty Plea Ties to False Returns
Dr. Edward Layden of Rutland pleaded guilty to one of three counts of filing false and fraudulent income tax returns for 1966 to 1968. The government says their reported income was far below actual, with taxes due and penalties totaling over a quarter of 4 million dollars. Layden was indicted in Burlington March 29 and released pending presentence. In Montpelier, state Democratic chairman Leonard A. Wilson was recommended for a spot on the UVM Board of Trustees by Gov. Salmon, with Senate confirmation sought. Wilson, a former planning director, works with architect Robert Burley and is president of Redrock Corp. In Rutland, Tonald M. Westebbe sues Pico Peak ski area for injuries claiming negligence by a snow machine operator. he seeks 150,000 dollars.
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Burlington
UPD
Edward Layden
Rutland
Layden
Agnes
U.S. District Court
Albert Coffrin
Mendon
Pico Peak
Tonald M. Westebbe
David LaVoice
Right-to-know gains House committee endorsement
The House Government Operations Committee backed the right to know bill with little debate. The measure, already approved by the Senate, would require open activities and records for the legislature and other boards and commissions. It heads to the floor early next week as lawmakers await possible changes.
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Montpelier
House
Senate
Rep. Beattie
Manchester
Hafler
Beallie
Waveraber Endorsed by Rensselaer Conservative Party
In New York the Rensselaer County Conservative party endorsed fourteen Republicans, nine Democrats, three Conservatives and two independents for the Waveraber elections. GOP picks for key posts include William Murphy for county executive Don G Cholakis for district attorney and Edward Wielkind for county clerk. The party backed numerous county legislature candidates and city races in Troy and Rensselaer. Maverick Republican Joseph Warren of Sand Lake, dumped by his party, was chosen to run on the Conservative line in the Fourth District.
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Troy
Newsselaer
GOP
William Murphy
Don G. Cholakis
Edward Wielkind
Rensselaer
Joseph Warren
Sand Lake
City Hall Plans Unveiled for Troy Landmark
City officials unveiled the final design of the $2 million Troy City Hall to be built on River Street near Monument Square adjacent to the Uncle Sam Mull urban renewal area. The three story facility aims to consolidate city services in one location and is expected to be finished in fall 1974, City Manager John P. Buckley said.
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Troy
Troy City Hall
River Street
Monument Square
John P. Buckley
Berkshire Florida Trucker Rescued From Dead Man's Curve
Thomas Richard 32 of Lebanon NHC narrowly escaped death after his flat bed trailer went off Mohawk Trail on a snow covered embankment. He was pinned upside down for four hours before a task force freed him. He suffers shock exposure and is under treatment at North Adams hospital. The trailer carried sawed lumber. A state trooper remarked a few feet more and he would have died.
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Florida
Thomas Richard
Lebanon
Nhc
North Adams
Selectmen OK Double Charge At Pinnacle Mobile Park
Adams town leaders raise the monthly fee for Pinnacle Park residents from $8 to $12, split over two fiscal periods. The action affects mobile home park occupants who do not pay property taxes, under a state law allowing levy increases for mobile homes in parks after months of postponements and residents’ meetings.
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Adams — Selectmen
Pinnacle Park
the Selectmen
North Adams Inn basement cinema permit stalled
The North Adams Redevelopment Authority refused to issue an official permit for a cinema in the basement of the North Adams Inn. It demands a formal permit request from the Inn's developer Fred Lieberman of Philadelphia after approving the project in principle last month. The theatre is under construction inside the hotel.
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North Adams
Rockslide blocks turnpike near Becket and Beema marker
A second rockslide in three days blocked the eastbound Massachusetts Turnpike near the Bema marker. About 4.40 feet of road was buried by up to 30 feet of rock west of the Woronoco bridge, with heavy rains blamed for the slide and a prior slide near Greenwater Pond Becket.
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Russell
Massachusetts Turnpike
Woronoco
Greenwater Pond
Becket
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Carson City
Nev
UPI
Thesia
Happy Cook
Arlington
Vermont
North Adams Skating Rink
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