Health care in Bennington faces access and planning hurdles
A Williams College study by Sarah Thorne examines Bennington's health system, public and private providers, funding, and education. The town lacks coordinated planning, outdated health rules, and limited public transit, while funds and facilities fall short of community needs.
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The Sappho Apple Adversity and Bird Invasion
A Maine boathouse observer recalls a stubborn topmost apple that withstood nature and birds. A flock of unnamed birds pecked the fruit, leaving a hole and exposing the spoiled harvest. The tale blends humor with rustic musings on seasons and wildlife.
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Food stamp reform aims to aid needy seniors and curb abuse
Congressman's report argues for reform to reduce fraud while increasing access for the elderly, blind and disabled. It proposes mailing checks instead of stamps, removing the purchase requirement, and automatic SSI eligibility to cut red tape. The plan would boost participation among needy seniors without expanding overall eligibility, and urged constituents to submit a questionnaire to guide Vermonters’ views.
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Toomey Takes Over Bennington Barber Shop on April 11 1937
On April 11 1937 William E Toomey took over the vacant barber shop left by E J Cummings who moved to the Hotel Putnam barber shop Toomey has 29 years in the trade and was trained as an apprentice by Charles Firth for 20 years The notice also notes plans for a gymnasium at Bennington High School and a Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School kitchen shower with named participants.
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Charles Firth
Bennington High School
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