Senate Passes Bill To Vaccinate Dogs In Vermont
In Montpelier Vermont the Senate approved a bill creating a 25 mile buffer zone for a mass rabies vaccination program for dogs over three months old. The Department of Agriculture will run free voluntary clinics for about 10 000 dogs in 78 towns within the zone with a later statewide rollout at a small $1 fee to cover costs.
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Grand Isle Receives Redevelopment Act Aid Status
Grand Isle County in Vermont was recommended for aid under the Area Redevelopment Act. The Vermont Employment Security Department said the U S Labor Department approved the designation citing persistent unemployment after Rutland Railway layoffs. Aid includes defense contract preferences and SBA loan access.
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Puppets Brighten Young Patients at Putnam Memorial Hospital
About 20 pediatric patients in the sunny Putnam Memorial Hospital playroom chose from a display of hand sewn pup pet pals crafted by the hospital's Women's Auxiliary church and community groups and Girl Scouts. The puppets entertain and occupy children during their stay, a program tied to remodeling efforts and possibly becoming a regular feature next year.
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Susan Baker
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Guy E. Milliman
Girl Scouts
Cottage
Santa Barbara
Calif
H.J. Wallace
Old Bennington
West Shaftsbury
Robert Flynn
Shaftsbury
Vermont lawmakers push bills on litter control and more
In Montpelier, Rep. Patrick Harte filed a bill taxing non returnable beer bottles at one cent each and 20 cents per gallon of beer or wine to fund litter control, with an anti litter council proposed. Sen. George McGregor advanced hours rules for beer wine sales by town, while Rep. Newton Herrick sought higher Lake Champlain Bridge Commission pay. Rep. Roger MacBride proposed $10 antique car registrations within 20 miles of home. Rep. Clement Sharrow's measure would raise fines for wage and benefits violations to 500 and allow enforcement against corporate officers.
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Vermont
Patrick F. Harte
Charlotte
George R. J. McGregor
Chittenden
Newton J. Herrick
Swanton
Lake Champlain Bridge
Roger L. MacBride
Halifax
Clement C. Sharrow
D-St. Albans City
Women of the Moose Hold Regular Meeting and Initiation
The Women of the Moose held a Wednesday regular meeting with new member Jennie Jones enrolled, sponsored by Anna Bahan. April is homemaking month led by chairman Arlene Joseph. A chapter night program and refreshments were provided.
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GBA Seeks Stronger Ties With Local Industry
Greater Bennington Association President Herbert H. Leonard of Shaftsbury invites industrial leaders to a dinner at Paradise Restaurant on April 22 to hear guest speaker former Governor F. Ray Keyser Jr. discuss the Rutland Railway and ways to boost GBA industry relations. Leonard has visited area plant managers to gauge sentiment and notes a failed prior industrial group.
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