Power line rights of way debated for wildlife in Vermont
RUTLAND Vermont peer hearings on CVPS appeal of permit conditions for a 4.6 mile Jamaica to Londonderry power line. Opposing side wants undergrounding, CVPS argues conditions may not fit the second leg Jamaica Stratton line. Expert cites deer habitat favoring fringe forest clearings.
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Rutland
State Environmental Board
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
CVPS
Jamaica
Londonderry
Stratton
Vermont Supreme Court
Jamaica Stratton
Whic
Bannington District
District Commission
Jamaica- Tondonderry
Supreme Court
Environmental Board
Donald A. Spencer
Maryland
Spencer
Lamplighter sign case tests on premise visibility rules
Brattleboro TIC debates how to guide Nick Gladke on relocating a sign for the Lamplighter restaurant while respecting the state and town anti sign ordinance. The group weighs legal risk, enforcement, and safety while approving a temporary variance for Mrs. Samuel Showsh to direct two signs for Hickory Sticks gift shop near Shaftsbury town hall.
Marlboro lecture by Judge Wyzanski sparks copyright dispute
U S District Court judge Charles B. E. Wyzanski Jr delivered Marlboro College's Whittemore lecture. He defended his remarks as copyrighted and declined to publish a verbatim transcript. The event drew questions on wealth distribution, health care, education, and constitutional limits during a two hour session with Marlboro professors and students.
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Virginia Page
Wyzanski
Eds
Judge Wyzanski
Marlbora
Supreme Court
Suige Wyzanski
Harrington votes no on Bennington Program continuation
Lawrence E. Harrington of Woodford criticized the continued Bennington Program at Mt. Anthony Union High School, arguing it fails to offer the courses required for a state-sanctioned high school diploma. He called the GED inadequate and pressed that funds support a diploma track in the regular high school system, noting the program costs about $133 per pupil less than the structured high school.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Lawrence E. Harrington
Woodford
Harrington
Vermont
Hhey
Henington
Tru
Tle
Ralph Wright
Wright
Jerome Jerome proposes pool funding dispute in Bennington
Jerome says he may withdraw resignation from YMCA pool committee to focus on town recreation. He favors using 27000 from Route 7 land sale for pool at Memorial Park, while the board hesitates and discusses matching funds for a baseball field on Willow Park land.
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Bennington
James C.jerome
YMCA
Jerome
Park & Recreation Commission
Selectmen OK survey to extend sewer line on Dewey Street Ext
Bennington Selectmen last night authorized a 1,30-foot engineering survey for a 20,000 sewer extension on Dewey Street Extension. The project would relieve drainage for homes beyond the existing mains near Putnam Memorial Hospital. Council member Charles E. Dewey III backs the eight-unit complex planned along the road between the future nursing home and Monument Avenue Extension. The cost would be shared two thirds by abutting property owners and one third by the town under a policy tied to a charter change allowing assessments for benefiting municipal improvements. Philip J. O’Neil voiced health concerns as sewage surfaces in his driveway and offered to fund the study, but the town will cover it. The board also announced a future newspaper notice for equipment purchases and discussed removing a hedge at 114 Observatory St. to ease traffic hazards.
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Jacobs
Lamb
Bennington
Arlington
Charles BE. Dewey TI
Dewey
Drysdale
Bennington Selectmen
Amt
Dewey Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Charles E. Dewey HI
Monument Avenue
Wesener
Edward Rt. Lamb
Philip J. O'Neil
Setectman
Selectmens
Ormal Pierce Sr
Pierce
Fred M. Austin
Observatory St
Jefferson Avenue
Winslow resigns as town service officer amid clash
Town Service Officer Bertard G Winslow quits in a fit of pique accusing the Banner of Mickey Mouse advertising for reporting he would seek the post another year. He told selectmen he has no intention of serving 12 more months and warned the job could become a decade long burden under a new state law.
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Bertard G
Bun
Winslow
Winsley
Bennington Selectmen
Kidsling
Bensington
Gibney Funeral for James B Gibney Held Friday
The funeral of James B. Gibney owner and director of Gibney Funeral Home and former state senator will be held Friday at 9 30 with a prayer. Burial follows at Park Lawn Cemetery after a 10 liturgy. Calling hours extend tonight and all day Thursday and Friday until the service. He died unexpectedly Tuesday at the funeral home. He lived in Bennington most of his life and held town roles in Woodford. He had been in furniture, bakery work and served in the National Guard. He leaves his wife Helen Gennelis four nieces including Patricia Gibney of Hanover and a nephew Robert Gibney of Amityville.
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James B. Gibney Bof Wesdford
Gibney Funeral Home
Christan
Francis de Sales
Park Lawn Cemetery
Gibney
Bennington
Woodford
Te Funeral Home
Perind
Helen Gennelis
R.N
Catherine
Robert Oif
Hospital Notes Admissions And Discharges In New York Area
Admissions list includes Terri Stone Mary Lee Waters Bennington Eugenia Palmer Manchester Center Ralph Delaney Arlington Leo Surdarn Hoosick Falla James Weber Engle Bridge NY Discharge Steven Krause April 7 Ann Phillips Mary Besard Marvin Chaney Bennington Mary Durkee Catherine Clancy Mrs B Brownell and son Hoosick JS Burthe Mr and Mrs Joseph LaFlamme of B D Bowen Road son April 1.
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Terri Stone
Mary Lee Waters
Bennington
Eugenia Palmer
Manchester Center
Ralph Delaney
Arlington
Leo Surdarn
Hoosick Falla
James Weber
Engle Bridge
N.Y
Steven Krause
Ann Phillips
Mary Besard
Marvin Chaney
Mary Durkee
Catherine Clancy
Mrs. B. Brownell and Son
Hoosick JS
Burthe
Joseph LaFlamme
B.D. Bowen Road
Son
Obituary of Stella Mae Shevien 1897 1971
Miss Stella Mae Shevien 74 died this morning at Putnan Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Rawdon Canada Oct 4 1897 she was daughter of Patrick and Sophia Rowen Shevien. She taught in Burr Burton Seminary and worked at Hard's Drug Store in Manchester. Survived by sisters Helena Moore and Gertrude Skevien. Funeral at Mahar & Son Friday with a 1 am service at St Francis de Sales Church. Burial at St Columban's Cemetery Arlington.
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Stella Mae Shevien
Putnan Memoial Hospital
Henry Dill
Robinson Avenue
Rawdon
Canada
Patrick and
Sophia
Rowan) Shevien
Bennington
Albany Business College
Miss Shevien
Burr & Burton Seminary
Manchester
Hard's Drug Store
St. Francis de Sales Church
Love
Lorenzo
Helena) Moore
Gertrude E. Skevien
Benning Tue
Mahar & Son
St. Francis de Sales
St. Columban's Cemetery
Arlington
Jaler Dale
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John Porseta
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Pete” Horton
Middlebury
Timothy O'Connor
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Shaftsbury
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Showa Haid
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Polsum
Horton
Gray
Highway Department Safety Service
Bennington Briefs
James G. Gibney
The
American Association of Retired Persons
AAHP
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League of Women Voters
Mt. Anthony
Htt, Anthony School Board
Catamount Gadabsut Square
Dim Ford
MoUy Stark School
Loyal Order of Moose
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James B. Gibney
South Street
Donald Melude
Tutye Wyzanski
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