Norshaft Lions Park to start shelter project this spring
North Bennington officials announce Phase II improvements at Norshaft Lions Memorial Park on Houghton Street. A new shelter and storage building, snack bar, restrooms, and two grills are planned with a 34000 price tag, funded 50 percent by federal sources, 35 percent by the state, and 15 percent locally. The Lions pledge 5100, and a Monte Carlo Night at the North Bennington Firehouse aims to boost funds.
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Norshaft Lions Memorial Park
Elizabeth Dwyer
Houghton Street
North Bennington
Thomas C. Bluto
Bluto
Federal Bureau of Outdoor
Lions
Little League
Puddin’ Hill
Welling
Allen Associates
Shaftsbury Garden Club
Norshaft Group
Arlington kindergarten registration drives announced
The Arlington Nursing Association sponsors two registration days for Arlington Sunderland and Sandgate children entering kindergarten. A pediatric physical exam vaccines screening and tests are provided. Sessions April 15 and 16 at Arlington Community House 9 am to noon. membawa birth cert immunization records.
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Arlington Nursing Association
Arlington
Sunderland
Sandgate
Arlington Community House
Fisher Elementary School
Burr and Burton to Host Regional and State Arts Shows
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary will host the Regional Arts Show in the school gym on April 11 and 12, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with participants from Southwestern Vermont schools. The Vermont Art Teachers Association and partners sponsor the event, followed two weeks later by the State Arts Show at the Southern Vermont Arts Center in Manchester on April 25 and 26.
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Manchester — Burr and Burton Seminary
Vermont
Vermont Art Teachers Association
The
Vermont Headmasters Association
Vermont Council On the Crafts
Burr and
Burton
Southern Vermont Arts Center
Manchester
Driveway delays permit decision on Dorset Manchester subdivision
The Bennington District Environmental Commission postponed action on Arthur Silverman’s four-site Act 250 subdivision in Dorset and Manchester to allow a site visit. Plans include 12 acres off Dorset Mountain Road, Three Maple Drive parcels, Wide Awake Lane, and High Meadow Way, with concerns over a 500 foot driveway access and potential future expansion. A hearing was recessed to April 22 for a tour, while a separate hearing approved a ten year extension for Henry Halevi’s Farbank condo project.
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Manchester
Bennington District Environmental Commission
Dorset
Arthur Silverman
West Hartford
Conn
Silverman
Dorset Mountain Road
Three Maple Drive
High Meadow Way
Vernon C. Squiers
District Commission
W. Byrd LaPrade
Maple Drive
Henry Halevi
Farbank
Halevi
Sunderland Elementary Closes for Roof Repairs
Persistent roof leaks after a snow melt forced Sunderland elementary to close Tuesday and Wednesday for temporary repairs. Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union administrative assistant William Sheldon said students would be kept away until repairs finish.
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Sunderland
Bennington - Rutland Supervisory Union
William Sheldon
Sheldon
Zoning vote on Hewitt Farm horse kept on premises
Shaftsbury residents vote April 15 on changing part of Hewitt Farm on White Creek Road from village to rural residential to permit keeping a farm animal horse for Dr. George Glanzberg. Voting 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Cole Hall. affects only the specified farm area and not school districts.
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Shaftsbury
Hewitt Farm
White Creek
George Glanzberg
Glanzberg
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Hewitt
White Creek Road
Paul Jepson
Cole Hall
South Cambridge community notices and services update
The United Methodist Women meet Monday evening at Mrs. Peter Matcovich home. A combined circuit church service is Sunday at 10 30 am at North Hoosick United Methodist Church with Rev. Harry Burdess officiating. Sunday school is at 9 am. Obituary notes: William Galloway of South Cambridge died March 22 in Albany Hospital leaving two daughters and nine grandchildren. Hoosick Falls raffle for the Softball League, postponed earlier, now set for Saturday at noon in Wood Memorial Park. contact Mrs. Janet Reilly at 686 7531 for sponsorships and volunteer help.
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United Methodist Women
Peter Matcovich
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
William Galloway
St. Peter’s Hospital
Albany
South Cambridge
Edward and
Carrie (Allen) Galloway
Anna Brady
Lois Lipinski
Sara Keys
Verona Lappies
Castleton
Dora Gibbons
Johnsonville
Ralph
Leon
Freda Galloway
Phebe Madigan
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Misses
Wood Memorial Park
Janet Reilly
Toll free line for developmentally disabled opens in Vermont
Arlington town clerk announces a new toll free line 800-642-3100 for parents and guardians of mentally disabled individuals to obtain information on economic aid services and alternatives to institutional care. The line supports Project Awareness by the Vermont Developmental Disabilities Planning and Advisory Council and runs weekdays 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. no charge.
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Arlington
Marge Doyle
Thomas Salmon
Vermont Developmental Disabilities Planning and Advisory Council
Doyle
Brandon
Molly Stark
Disabilities Council
State Department of Mental Health
Secretary of Human Services
Thomas C. Davis
Mental Health
Robert L. Okin
Janice Ryan
Developmental Disabilities Council
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