Vermont birds course offered by VINS in five towns
The Vermont Institute of Natural Science announces a five session field birding course starting April 19. It covers identification of about 100 species, with field emphasis, visits to a bird banding station, and a session on recording bird song. Registration is $20 for members and $30 for non members, five Vermont locations listed.
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Londonderry-Manchester
Montpelier
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Springfield
Rutland
Woodstock
Vermont Institute of Natural Science
Sarah B. Laughlin
VINS
Fred Merrill
Frank Oatman
George Ellison
Tom Will
Pownal Church Rehearsal Tonight At 6:30
The Pownals Choir rehearsal at the North Pownal Congregational Church is set for 6:30 tonight. Pownal Elementary School will close Friday for parent teacher conferences and kindergarten registration for the Fall term is May 14 and 16 at the school.
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Manchester Board of School Directors
Manchester
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal
Joyce
Son seeks father's councilman seat Hoosick Falls NY
Hoosick Falls officials face a contest over an appointment to the unexpired term of councilman Edward Gorman who died this month. Gorman Jr is urged by his family and supporters to be appointed as a tribute to his late father, a longtime Democrat on the five member board.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
John Gildea
Edward Gorman
Gildea
G Democrat
Gorman
Edward Gorman Jr
Marguerite
White Creek Church services resume at Jermain United Methodist
Church services begin this Sunday at 9 a.m. at Jermain United Methodist Church followed by a 10 a.m. adult coffee hour and Sunday School for children. Also a square and round dance event at Jermain Community Hall Saturday night at 8:30 with Cottrells Orchestra and Sonny Olsen calling. Plans to revive United Methodist Youth Fellowship start April 20 at 6:30 p.m. all youth invited. The Herbert Geiler family moved to New Hampshire this week and Raymond Taber is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. Mrs George Lobdell has returned home after visiting in Newburgh.
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Jermain United Mthodist
Jermain
Cottrell
Sonny Olsen
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Vermont lawmakers stumble over fictitious Rep Rabbit amendments
In Montpelier Vermont lawmakers hunted for a Warren representative named Rabbit after seeing two amendments listed in calendars. They found no Warren rep and no Rabbit in this year's 150 member House. The prank calendar entries were meant to cheer up legislators in the session’s final days.
Northfield pays overdue electric bill to keep service
Vermont Electric Power Co warned of cutoff last year as Northfield faced five months of unpaid bills. The town borrowed 175000 dollars from a Springfield bank and settled the debt to retain electric service and keep its rights in Northfield. The Freedom Train was due to enter Vermont for a two day stay, passing Deerfield Mass to White River Junction between 1 and 2 pm, reaching Barre Montpelier area by 3 30 pm, and Burlington late today.
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UPI
Vermont
State Employment Security Department
St. Albans
Burlington
Northfield
Vermont Electric Power Co
Springfield
Deerfield
Mass
White River Junction
Barre-Montpelier
Vermont Prison Closure Grant To Aid Windsor Shutdown
A $350,000 federal grant to Vermont Corrections Department funds closing the Windsor state prison, moving inmates and staff to community programs, and expanding probation and parole efforts to rehabilitate inmates. The grant was announced by Sen. Robert Stafford.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont Corrections Department
Windsor
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Robert T. Stafford
School board keeps transportation policy after public turnout
In Troy the school board voted five to three with one abstention to extend current transportation policy for another year amid taxpayer rejection of a proposed tax increase. District savings from planned lunch transportation cuts and longer distance limits total nearly $300,000, with further program cuts likely before next Tuesday’s budget finalization. Eugene Eaton, 37, state attorney general investigator, was named the Republican sheriff nominee after Donald Gutbradt withdrew. Eaton had failed to unseat incumbent William A. R. Harkness in a prior race, saying the office should serve the general public beyond policing.
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Troy
Eugene Eaton
State Attorney General's Office
Donald A. Gutbradt
Poestenkill
Eaton
Rensselaer County
Republican Committee
Holiday Inn
William A. R. Harkness
Harkness
Hunter Outdoor and legal aid reach tentative pollution safety accord
In North Adams Hunter Outdoor Products Co and Western Massachusetts Legal Services announce a tentative agreement over workplace air contaminant levels. The dispute drew in the Health and Safety Administration and the state Division of Occupational Hygiene after a company official blocked air sampling.
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North Adams
Hunter Outdoor Products Co
Western Massachusetts Legal Services
Hunter
Legal Agency
South Carolina
Health and Safety Administration
State Division of Occupational Hygiene
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