Buildings okayed for shopping center on Routes 11 and 30
Manchester officials approved additional retail buildings at the Routes 11 and 30 shopping center near Friendly's with conditions. The panel delegated lighting approval to the Manchester selectmen and discussed traffic, parking, and a proposed third floor building not yet permitted. Construction to begin this spring contingent on permits and future hearings.
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Manchester
District Environmental Commission
Friendly’s
Manchester Selectmen
Stanford Zecher
John Hawkins
Zecher
Swezey
Rutland Savings Bank
Kelton Miller
Burke
Bucholt
Douglas Schner
Joseph Parks
Christopher Swezey
Gerald Cantini
Slade resigns as Manchester teacher during board session
The Manchester school board met in executive session after teacher John Slade, who resigned effective March 31, 1977, asked to meet. The board discussed personnel, conducted two interviews for his replacement, and planned further interviews. In open session the board approved playground upgrades, underground wiring, a master plan by the playground committee, and renting the cafeteria to a local church group one night weekly.
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Manchester
John Slade
Slade
William Sheldon
Mt Equinox Grange Notes Bring updates from Manchester meeting
Mt Equinox Grange held a pot luck supper April 4 then a regular meeting. The deputy postponed the third degree to May 16 due to weather and illness. Donations were made to the FFA. Coffee pitchers mostly returned. thanks to those who returned them. Ceres sent a card and gift to new babies Julie Ann Mathews and Crystal Marie Haynes. Sister Ritchey ill. Wilcox visiting Rhode Island. Woodworking contest winners named Evelyn Snow first Pauline Hill second Florence Bull third. Sewing entry banks due. Opening song. Who kicked the bucket was played. Stephanie Gould won two quizzes and a gift. Father Kelly article read by Blanchard Stone. closing through given. closing song. Grange supports pesticide safety measures with locked containers and poison-area signs. Next meeting April 18 with a youth program directed by Charlyne Harrington. Thought on tyranny and respect.
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Manchester
Mt. Equinox Grange
Belle Decker
FFA
Grange
Ceres
The
Julie Ann
Melvin
Carolyn Mathews
Crystal Marie
Carolyn Ritchee
Viola Wilcox
Rhode Island
Evelyn Snow
Pauline Hill
Florence Bull
Stephanie Gould
Blanchard Stone
Father Kelly
the Grange
Charlyne Harrington
Where's Charley set for Cambridge Central School
Cambridge Central School opens its Spring production Where's Charley on April 15 with John Kane in the title role and Marcy Meerworth, Glenn Stone, and Hannah Stevens in key parts. The cast totals about 80 students with four more performances through April 23. Tickets are on sale at the school and Kinnin's Pharmacy.
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Charley
Cambridge School
Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Central School
S Charley
John Kane
Oliver
Marcy Meerworth
Amy
Glenn Stone
Jack
Hannah Stevens
Kitty
Karen Koziol
Don Wolff
Stefan Stefanovich
Arnold Perry
Kinnin’s Pharmacy
Shaftsbury resident files protest over illegal logging
In Shaftsbury last night Mary Murray of Shaftsbury Depot told selectmen her property has been logged without permission with at least a dozen trees cut and tops burned. Judges offered fence viewers to clarify boundary lines and advised contacting a lawyer.
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Shaftsbury
Mary Murray
White Creek woman to petition on unrepaired roads
Stella Chirasello of River Road mobilizes residents to confront White Creek Town Board over potholes frost heaves and a washed out road. She cites last months flood damage a road hole at a hill foot left unbarreled for a week and cars needing tow trucks to escape the hazard. board meeting set for 7 30 pm at the town shed.
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White Creek
N.Y
Washington County Post
Stella Chirasello
River Road
Leo Jeskie
Chirasello
Jeskie
Nolan
Brownell Hollow
Spring
McKie Hollow
Verne Howe Named to Act 250 Panel
Southern Vermont College faculty member Mrs Verne B Howe was appointed to Gov Snelling s District 2 Windham County Environmental Commission. The voluntary unpaid post places her in Wilmington as a local environmental affairs advocate with leadership roles on the Wilmington Recreation Commission and Windham Regional Commission.
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Verne Howe
Act
Southern Vermont College
Verne B. Howe
Gov. Snelling
Windham County
Howe
Wilmington
Hoosick Falls student to enroll at Colby-Sawyer College
Cynthia Ann Sutton of Buskirk will enroll in fall 1977 at Colby-Sawyer College New London New Hampshire with a medical secretarial major. She is a senior at Hoosick Falls High School and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Sutton.
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Central Vermont Public Service
Bennington Ford
Bean Fire Apparatus Co
Tipton
Ind
Cynthia Ann Sutton
Donald Sutton
Buskirk
Colby-Sawyer College
New London
N.H
Miss Sutton
Ms. Amidon
Hoosick Falls Central
SAE
Wayne Starr
Mina Starr
Abbott St
Hoosick Falls
Edward
Albany Business College
Starr
Hoosick Falls Central School
ABC
Women's Crisis Center gets $500 grant
The Norman Wilson Memorial Fund announced three grants totaling 950. Brattleboro Women's Crisis Center received 500 to create a temporary shelter for rape and family abuse victims. Women's House of Transition in Burlington got 250 for a similar project, and Brattleboro teacher David Gibbs received 200 to bring the White Roots of Peace Native American group to the area for public programs in early May.
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Putney
Norman Wilson
Norman Wilson Memorial Fund
Brattleboro
White Roots of Peace
Norman Wison
Antioch-Putney
Hoosick Falls Board Sets Dual Hearings For Budget
Hoosick Falls Village Board of Trustees will hold two public hearings tonight on the 1977 78 budget and use of 1977 federal revenue sharing funds. A regular meeting follows at 7 30 with sidewalk bids opened and monthly business. budget likely won t be adopted until after workshops.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Highway Department
Donald Bogardus
Hoosick board approves storage shed building
Hoosick N Y town board votes unanimously to build a 30 by 80 foot three sided shed near the town shed on Wilson Hill Road to cover road equipment. Federal jobs program funds may cover construction. if not, the town will pay. Bids will be opened May 9.
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Hoosick Board
Hoosick
N.Y
Wilson Hill Road
Federal Public Works
Congress
Murphy
Raymond Calhoun
Hampton Street
Jerry McAuliffe
McAuliffe
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