Minor damage in Hoosick Falls street collision between parked cars
Hoosick Falls Village Police Chief Royal Howard reports a rear bumper collision on Mechanic Street involving two unattended parked vehicles and a third car driven by Susan Brandalik. Minor damage to the parked Massachusetts station wagon and the Volkswagen, with no injury to Brandalik. Lois Potter’s parallel parking incident near St. Mark's caused front-end damage to her car after hitting a church pillar. Dr Volney Chapman is recovering after open heart surgery at St Luke's Hospital in New York.
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Hoosick Falls Village
Royal Howard
Mechanic Street
John E. Lathrop
Blandford
Mass
James Sennett
Hoosick Falls
Madison Street
Susan Brandalik
Hoosick St
Volkswagen
Miss Brandalik
Massachusetts
Lois Potter
Esterbrook Ave
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Volney Chapman
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
Manchester Garden Club Meeting and Speaker Visit
Manchester Garden Club hosts a business meeting on Thursday April 18 at 10 a.m. at Mt. Laurel School Manchester with Mrs. Frank L. Hutchins as hostess and reports from committees. An open meeting follows Wednesday April 24 at 8 p.m. at Manchester Elementary School Cafeteria featuring Donald J. Baker of Baker Nurseries on landscaping techniques and soil tolerances.
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Manchester
Manchester Garden Club
Mt. Laurel
Frank L. Hutchins
Donald J. Baker
Baker Nurseries
West Hoosick
N.Y
Soil survey invasion in Dorset by five USDA scientists
Five soil scientists from the U S D A Soil Conservation Service invade Dorset for a three week soil survey. They bore holes to study soil profiles authorized by local selectmen and the Bennington County Natural Resource Conservation District. The project aims to map soil series for land use planning, housing, roads, and agriculture. Residents are urged to tolerate the activity and observe safety.
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Dorset
U.S.D.A
Bennington County
National Cooperative Soil Survey
Congress
U.S.D.A. Soil Conservation Service
Woodchuck
Park-McCullough House Opens Bennington Forum Series
The Park-McCullough House in North Bennington has won a $1,160 matching grant from the Vermont Council on the Humanities and Public Issues to launch the Bennington Community Forum. The first forum on Medical Services will be Sunday May 5 at 2 p.m. at the Big House, with subsequent sessions in the fall on housing education and recreation. Panelists include Dr. Elizabeth Faris Dr. Stuart Freyer Dr. William D. Worthington Joanna Kirkpatrick and Anne Hatcher. Free childcare offered. call 442-2747 for details.
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Park-McCullough
North Bennington
Vermont Council On the Humanities and
Bennington
Elizabeth Faris
Stuart Freyer
William D. Worthington
Joanna Kirkpatrick
Bennington College
Anne Hatcher
Park- McCullough House
Arlington Community Club Activities and Fundraiser
Arlington groups advertise meetings at St. Margaret Marys Hall and Bailey Hall with club, AA, chorale, and rescue squad events. A 4 H Interstate Exchange tag sale is set for April 27 at Battenkill route 7 site with can and bottle drives, calling local delegates for pickup to fund travel to Iowa. Erna Harbor, Arlington Memorial High School senior, participated in Dean For A Day at Dean Junior College learning program offerings and transfer options.
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Arlington Garden Club
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Arlington Rescue Quad
Squad Room
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
4-H
Interstate Exchange
Battenkill
Route 7
Arlington
Manchester
Trudy Fowler
Sunderland
Dianne Dusha
Denise Putnam
Debra Putnam
Dot Brace
Jerry Hess
Tom Miller
Princess Crawford
Holli Gunther
Susan Wilcox
Hope Lane
Lesley Pratt
Erna Harbor
B. H. Harbor
Dean Junior College
New England
Erna
Arlington Memorial High School
Druckman World Premiere in Albany Symphony Concert
Albany Symphony Orchestra will premiere Jacob Druckman's La Mia at the Palace Theatre in Albany on Saturday April 20 at 8:30 p.m. Conducting the premiere will be Julius Heggi.
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Albany
N.Y
la Mia
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Jacob Druckman
Palace Theatre
Julius Heggi
Workshops for mothers offered at Ethan Allen
Manchester area notices detail free Saturday workshops for mothers and caregivers at Ethan Allen Community College with sessions on parenting nutrition first aid child development and making inexpensive books and playthings. Also announced is a nine week small business management course with topics like bookkeeping marketing and real estate, costing $60, plus a concert featuring Jan DeGaetani and the Albany Symphony.
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Manchester
Ethan Allen Community College
Office of Child Development
Bonnet St
Natalie McIntyre
Sue Bent
Small Business Administration
Ethan Allen
Vermont Officials to Meet Yankee on Vernon Plant Regulation
Vermont Health Commissioner Dr. Anthony Robbins Attorney General Kimberly Cheney and Public Service Board Chairman William Gilbert will meet with Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp. executives on May 2 to discuss state regulation of the Vernon atomic plant. They aim to ensure reporting and oversight, and to press for state input on AEC guidelines.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
Anthony Robbins
Atomic Energy Commission
Robbins
Yankee
Kimberly Cheney
Public Service Board
William Gilbert
AEC
Shotgun blast injures four at Edgewater Bar
Four people were hurt when a shotgun discharged behind the Edgewater restaurant and marina bar in St. Albans as it prepared to open. Diane Kimball, 20, of Sheldon, suffered buckshot in neck and head and required removal of several pellets. Three male members of a rock band were treated but declined further care. State police said proprietor E. Michael McGinn was placing the 12 gauge shotgun on a stand behind the bar when it discharged.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Edgewater
Diane Kimball
Sheldon
Franklin County
E. Michael McGinn
Kennedy Circulates Petitions for Vermont Gov Race
House Speaker Walter Kennedy confirms about 25 nominating petitions are out as he nears a gubernatorial bid. If he runs, he will challenge Harry Montague of Westford, with the winner facing Gov. Thomas Salmon in November.
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Montpelier
UPI
House
Walter Kennedy
Chelsea
Kennedy
Harry Montague
Westford
Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Thomas Salmon
Two Essex Junction Students Die in Car CO Poisoning
Funeral services were set for Kimberly Willey 16 and David Johnson 17 who died early Saturday from carbon monoxide poisoning in a parked station wagon. Johnson's service is today and Willey's is Tuesday. The car belonged to Kimberly's father Robert Willey, a village trustee, who found the youths.
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Essex Junction
UPI
Essex Junction High School
Kimberly Willey
David Johnson
Johnson
Miss Willey
Robert Willey
Maureen Stapleton to Star in Troy Benefit for Struggling School
In Troy New York actress Maureen Stapleton born in Troy will headline a benefit tonight for St. Marys School facing possible closure due to finances. The 49 year old Tony winner and Airport nominee attends local events related to the school at Second and Washington streets, which needs eighty thousand dollars to settle debts and fund repairs to remain open.
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Troy
Maureen Stapleton
St. Mary’s School
Second
Washington Streets
Taxpayer Eligible to Run for Troy Board of Education
Troy man John Baackes, whose River Street home sits half in the Troy district and half in the Lansingburg School District, is eligible to run for the Troy Board of Education. Officials say he pays 50 percent of his taxes to each district and announced his candidacy last week amid eligibility challenges.
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Troy
North Adams Basks In All American City Honor
North Adams earns status as an All American City with an official selection taking effect today. The National Municipal League delayed releasing the letter content, leaving disclosure to city officials. North Adams is the sole New England city and one of ten nationwide to receive the honor.
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North Adams
National Municipal League
League
New England
North Adams Mayor rejects 2000 dollar raise and car
North Adams City Council approved a 2000 dollar raise to Mayor Joseph R. Bianco’s 16000 dollar salary but he refused the boost and said he did not want or need it. He left the meeting after declaring he would not use his 7500 dollar car and would rely on police cruisers for city business. Police began taxi service for the mayor, transporting him on two trips, during which a resident was injured and a patrolman asked whether to go to the hospital or pick up the mayor.
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North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
Department
Vandalism hits several North Adams area schools
A weekend vandalism wave in North Adams affecting Drury High School and nearby Brayton Haskins Johnson and Greylock schools is under police investigation. Drury reported about $2000 in damage from broken windows in three portable classrooms. Cole Grove Park adjacent to Drury was found littered with toilet tissue.
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North Adams
Drury High School
Cole Grove Park
Drury
Brayton
Haskins, Johnson and Greylock
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North Adams Hoosac Savings Bank
Equal Housing Lender
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Solomon Wright
North Pownal
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Charles Kokoras
Helene Thompson
Iowa
Druckman
College
Manchester Center
Danby
Richard J. Bruce
Gordon A. Bruce
RD 1
Shepard Air Force Base
Texas
Air Training Command
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
JoAnn
Jean M. Parker
Manchester Village
Mezzosoprano
Jan DeGaetani
Heggs
Mozart
Jupiter
Franck
Koussevitzky Foundation
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Valentine
Joffrey Ballet
Animus III
Nonesuch Records
Philadelphia
Juilliard
Tanglewood
Ecole Normale de Musique
Paris
American Academy of Arts and Letters
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Guggenheim
Thorne Foundation
Serge Koussevitzky Foundation
Library of Congress
Groupe de Recherches Musicales
Radiodifussion - Television Francaise
LADO
Juilliard Quartet
Walter M. Naumburg Foundation
America
Symphony
Albany Symphony Or Orchestra
Clinton Avenue
Canada
Boge
J. F. Collins Co
Roberts
DIAL
Hanson -Walbridgie
Down In
Berkshire
Bianco
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