Conduct board denies criticism of Barney
The Vermont Conduct Board chair disputes a Burlington report that the panel chastised Chief Justice Albert Barney and criticized the Supreme Court. The board released a three part report with conclusions and factual findings, saying the court and lawyers were not criticized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jerome Diamond
Harvey Otterman Jr
Bradford
Barney
Diamond
Lamoille County
Theodore Barnett
Rutland County
Robert Tepper
Tepper
Rutland
Edward
Conduct Board
Supreme Court
Otterman
St. Johnsbury
Robert Rachlin
Special Investigation Panel
Menion Rachlin
Rachlin
Barney and
Vermont jobless rate holds at 7.3 percent across state
Vermont’s unemployment rate remained steady at 7.3 percent for a third straight week as the DES reported more than 17,400 new benefit claims. Burlington area had the lowest joblessness while St. Albans area remained the highest. Morrisville saw a sharp rise in unemployment to 12.1 percent. Police also reported a two-vehicle collision in Bennington with minor damage. In Texas, sport fishermen harvested about 4.8 million pounds of fish from four Gulf bays with speckled trout leading at 2.2 million pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Stout
Donahue
Anita Gauthier
Colleen Kenna
Ms. Kenna
Deborah Simon
Brooklyn
N.Y
Barre-Montpelier
Bennington
Brattleboro
Burlington
Middlebury
Rockport
Tex
UPI
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston Bay
San Antonio Bay
Aransas Bay
Laguna Madre
Salmon orders public lawyer in CVPS rate case
Gov. Thames Salmon overruled the PSB chair and ordered a public advocate be appointed for CVPS rate increase hearings related to costs from the Vermont Yankee shutdown. The move follows prior plans to limit public representation and aims to examine $4 million in purchased power costs and potential $5 to $6 monthly increases for homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Burns
Salmon
PSB
CVPS
Vermont Yankee
Miller
M. Jerome Diamond
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
Gregory McKenzie
Sixth CSSV award goes to Richard M. Brett in Vermont
In a morning ceremony at the governor's office Gov Salmon presented the sixth annual Governor's Award of the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont to Richard M. Brett of Woodstock. Brett, a Williams College graduate with Yale ecology training, has long led Vermont conservation and education efforts and has held multiple leadership roles in regional environmental groups. The award honors outstanding contributions to environmental quality in Vermont and the society notes Brett's extensive work in land use, forestry, and environmental education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Conservation Society of
Southern Vermont
Salmon
Richard M. Brett
Woodstock
Conservation Society
Vermont
Brett
Williams College
Yale
The
Vermont National Resources Council
Nature Conservancy
Vermont Environmental Center
Ripton
Darien
Richard Brett
Herb Vogelmann
Shirley Strong
Lucy Bugbee
Tom and Kit Foster
Bennington
Devona Bussiere
Conservation Society of Southern
Townshend
Selectmen Approve Memorial Park Plans and Willow Park Work
Bennington selectmen approved Memorial Park recreation plans with two contract conditions a water fountain hookup and a paved walkway to the tennis courts. They criticized Willow Park delays, debated field conditions, and noted a $118,000 tab for ballfields and fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Memorial Park
Willow Park
Selectmen
David Maroney
Recreation Commission
Roger Goodnow
Recreation Department
Richard Perrott
Perrott
David Aldrich
Aldrich
Champlain Valley Construction Co
Gerald Morrissey
Timothy Corcoran
Richard Leake
Goodnow
Recreation Commissioners
Louis C. Sarel
Obituaries from Stillwater and Brattleboro area
Obituaries note Anna Phillips 64 of Mechanicville died after long illness. burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Also listed are notices for Roger Wilcox 69 of Manchester. Farand John McDuffee 62 Brattleboro. Mrs Dorothy Gustafson 72 Brattleboro. funeral details and survivors including siblings Frances Phillips and Martin Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s
Stillwater
N.Y
Anna Phillips
River Road
Mechanicville
Raymond Phillips
Hoosick Falls
Phillips
Ballston
Knit Mills
Saratoga
John and
Catherine ( Young) Phillips
Stillwater-Mechanicville
St. Peter’s Church
Frances Phillips
Martin Phillips
Quaker Springs
St. Peter’s Cemetery
E. Roger Wilcox
Silver Spring Lane
Manchester
Wilcox Dairy
Bennington Convalescent Center
Bennington
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Obituary notices and court actions from Bennington area
Funeral services were held for Frank Hager of Bennington at Mahar and Son with burial in Woodford Cemetery. Stephen D. Yarosz of Bennington had a funeral mass at Sacred Heart Church and burial in Park Lawn Cemetery. Katharine Mary Kelley of Wolfeboro was buried in Lakeview Cemetery after private services in Wolfeboro. District Court actions included guilty pleas and fines for Marjorie C. Smith Timothy G. Heil George Ynesta and Clifford T. Grover with varying sentences and probation terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hager
Bennington
Crescent Manor
Mahar & Son
Richard Campbell
First United Methodist Church
Woodford
Stephen D. Yarosz
Gage St
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Quinn
CSC
Gibney
Park Lawn Cemetery
Jeffrey Bryant
William Fonteneau
William Hayes
James Hurd
George Hathaway
James Bump
Yarosz
Wolfeboro
N.H
Katherine Mary Kelley
Howard F. Kelley
Middlefield
Conn
Mary E. Kelley
Seabrook
H. Kelley
Bennington Southwest Supervisory Union
Telluride
Colo
Miss Kelley
Ann
Bryan
Katherine Cunningham
Dover
Howard M. Kelley
Brockton
Mass
St. Cecilia’s Roman Catholic Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Gov. Wentworth
Wolfeboro National Bank
Marjorie C. Smith
Beech St
Timothy G. Heil
Pownal
Mt Anthony budget talk goes into living rooms on TV
A budget hearing for Mt Anthony Union toured the community via Channel 12 in a two hour live Q A program. Administrators, directors and teachers defended proposals, fielded questions from callers, and warned of possible staff cuts if the budget fails at the April 20 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony
Channel 12
Better Tv, Inc
Community Arts Association of
Southwest Vermont
David Adler
Robert J. Dimke
Shaftsbury
George A. Sleeman
Sleeman
Theodore Johnson
Southwest Vermont Educational Association
Norman Lariviere
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Adler
Clarence Pelkie
Jonathon Durand
WBTN
Also Mentioned on This Page
Veterans’ Administration
Southern
College
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
NEASC
Morrisville
Newport
St. Albans
Springfield
White River Junction
River
Depot Streets
William J. Hamilton
Eleanor A. Thompson
Darling Kelley
Route
Cssv Environmental
Selectmen Okay Memorial Park
Venture On Willow
By John Leaning
Stuart Hurd
Dewey Street
Ian Bennett
Hurd
Gage Street
Union Carbide
Norton Barber
Corcoran
Paul Sheridan
Lorraine Eastman
Morrissey
Leake
Gasland
North Street
Mt. Anthony Union School
Farand
John McDuffee
Eliot Street
Arlington
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Meetinghouse Hill Cemetery
R. Lenbert Cheney
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Harry
Martha
Harvey) McDuffee
Boston
Arthur
George
Rome
Agnes Ward
Dorothy W. Gustafson
Dorothy Wheeler Gustafson
Locust Ridge Cemetery
Gustafson
Reynold C. Gustafson
Sunny Acres
Barrett
Etta
Alden) Wheeler
Keene, N.H
Hi School
Burdett Business School
New Haven, Conn
School of Physical Therapy
Houghton Seaverns
Holstein Friesian Association of America
Angus Black
Samuel Bell
Robert Walker
Dennis Rebekah Lodge
Area Funerals
Katherine M. Kelley
George M. Ynesta
Pawlet
Clifford T. Grover
North Pownal
Kelton Miller
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