Arlington listers name new clerk in appraisal shift
Ernest Mattison Sr. mentors Alice Pero as Arlington listers appoint her to fill Winfield Bentley’s term. Gary Brophy was elected in March to the seat of John M. Moore. Notices changing assessments are due May 4, with Grievance Day May 21 and Grand List due June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mattison Sr
Arlington
Alice Pero
Mattison
Pero
Gary Brophy
John M. Moore
Winfield Bentley
Listers
Thorn
Shaftsbury ZBA delays fill permit decisions on Old Depot Road
The Shaftsbury Zoning Board postponed Alfred Rice's fill permit on Old Depot Road pending engineer Cadiz and Soil Conservation Service review. Neighbors objected to runoff and flooding concerns. Meanwhile Stanley Tools received a permit to asphalt a former Niles property with an 18 foot lawn strip and a fence requirement.
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Judson Brown
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment
Alfred Rice
Old Depot Road
Daniel Cadiz
Rice
Robert G. Cornwell
Larry Pratt
Soil Conservation Service
Cornwell
IBA
Edwin Colvin
Dennis C. McCarthy
Colvin
Lew Levin
Pratt
Cadiz
Stanley Tools
Niles
Beartown Road Upgrade Prompts Road Review by Board
Manchester selectmen unanimously allowed resident George Hoag to upgrade Beartown Road at his expense, keeping it a dirt access road with improved accessibility. Soil Conservation Service will supervise culverts and ditches. They will review other class four roads and plan potential re classifications, with public hearings to follow. Hoag, Manchester Village.
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Beartown
Manchester
George Hoag
Soil Conservation Service
I. Stanford Zecher
Lois Mattison
Henry R. Lambert
Lambert
Hoag
Beartown Road
Gerald Cantini
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Cantini
Uneaten carrots and lunch in the HFCS cage report
Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria director Susan Pleasant refutes myths of excessive waste, noting leftovers come from 1100 students while 70 percent buy hot lunch. Superintendent Philip Leonard defends 40 cent lunches as economical, cites discipline and policy issues, and details free and reduced meals.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
HFCS
Susan Pleasant
Hoosick Falls
Pleasant
Philip Leonard
CPA
Gladys Love
Hoosick Co op expands amid rising living costs in Hoosick NY
Hoosick volunteers run a non profit food co op meeting weekly at the state armory. Raymond Matatt says prices will rise further and co op plans expansion to more items while seeking USDA food stamp approval. Orders placed Tuesdays are picked up the next Tuesday. no membership fee. Volunteers are urged to help with bagging and taking orders.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Raymond Matatt
Co-Op
Matatt
State Armory
Church Street
Mattat
USDA
Mazatt
HFCS board to vote tonight on 1977-78 teacher contract
HOOSICK NY The Board of Education will meet at 7 30 this evening at the central school to ratify the 1977 78 teacher contract discuss renting HFCS rooms to outside groups and to approve a long range financial plan for the district The contract was agreed to last week by Hoosick Falls Teachers Association and the board of education Teachers have agreed to the contract but details will be released after the board acts The room rental was discussed but tabled earlier after Oak Materials Group asked about locating a Circuit Materials research lab in vacant HFCS rooms The financial plan was prepared by Supt Philip Leonard to comply with state regulations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Supt
Philip Leonard
Vandals Strike Manchester Motors Again
Manchester police reported another vandalism incident at Manchester Motors on Routes 11 and 30. State Police were summoned to aid the investigation as Chief Fred Wessner noted efforts to lift fingerprints. The attack damaged eight new cars with broken windshield wipers and smashed expensive adjustable side view mirrors. Brooks Nelson, owner, increased the reward to 500 dollars for information leading to a suspect.
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Manchester
Manchester Motors
Brooks Nelson
Fred Wessner
Wessner
Hoosick Falls Police charge multiple drivers after weekend incidents
Hoosick Falls police charged Joseph Hart 20 of Bennington for failure to keep right after his vehicle went off a road shoulder and struck a bridge on River Street. Michael Rose 25 of Mechanicville was ticketed for driving while intoxicated on Wilder Avenue. Tambra Gaucher 19 of 6 Congress Street faced unlicensed operation and lack of inspection charges on Classic Street. Walter Ogden 31 of Hoosick was cited for driving at an unreasonable speed on River Street.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joseph Hart
Bennington
Hart
River Street Road
River Street Bridge
Michael Rose
Mechanicville
Rose
Wilder Avenue
Tambra Gaucher
Congress St
Classic Street
Walter Ogden
Hoosick
Falls
Ogden
River Street
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