Bennington District Court sentences for multiple cases in county
Philip A. Morse of Sunderland received 6 to 18 months in St. Albans Correction Facility for escaping Arlington officers on January 15. He pled guilty April 13 to escape, assault on State Police Corporal William Luczynski, and motor vehicle violations. Other defendants include Christopher Carpenter, Shaftsbury brothers Robert and David Ryan, James Gorman, Gary Harrington, Barbara Allen, Pasquale Onorato, Teri Reynolds, Raymond Stevens, Earl Weeks Jr., John Dunn, and David Whitman, with varied pleas, fines, probation, or jail terms. Also, three Bennington Ford salesmen were honored for 1970 performance at a Framingham banquet, entering Ford’s 300-500 Club.
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Philip A. Morse
Sunderland
Bennington
St. Albans
Arlington
Morse
William Luczynski
John P. Morrissey
Rutland
Morrissey
Neil S. Moss
Phil Morse
Christopher J. Carpenter
Beech Street
Putnam Hotel
Carpenter
Banner Office
Main Street
Probation
Shaftsbury
Robert C. Ryan
David G. Ryan
Cleveland Avenue
Ryan
John Behan
John Rogers
James Gorman
North Adams
Mass
Monument Motors
Gorman
Harrington
Barbara E. Allen
New York State
Greenport
N.Y
Pasquale J. Onorato
Woodford Road
Teri Reynolds
Earl H. Weeks Jr
Pownal
U.S
John R. Dunn
Dorset
Manchester
David B. Whitman
Union St
Bennington Ford
Monticello
Framingham
Richard P. Harman
Ford Division
Boston
Ford
R.E. Chapman
Richard Gardner
G. Spencer Lee
Kehoe's job seen secure amid review and charges
Environmental Secretary Robert Williams expects to reappoint Fish and Game Commissioner Edward Kehoe, if current decision stands, despite calls to oust him over a public image controversy. Williams would confirm the appointment if made now, even as Kehoe faces intoxication and assault charges for an April 16 incident with Officer Behan, to which he pleaded not guilty. The piece also lists several local traffic and license fines from January to March, including Theodore Eggsware fined for leaving an accident scene, Bruce Slade released to his father after guilty plead for unauthorized vehicle operation, Gary McIntire fined for driving without a license, Charles Williams fined for careless driving, and Kenneth Bleau fined for driving without a license and unregistered car, with related charges dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behan
Theodore H. Eggsware
South Stream Road
North Street
Bennington
Bruce W. Slade
County St
Morrissey
Gary D. McIntire
Woodford Road
Park Street
Charles A. Williams
Hoosick
N.Y
Vt. 9
Kenneth Bleau
Beech Street Extension
Main Street
Vaudeville Revisited Variety Show by Mt Anthony 8th graders
Miss Dru Macy's 8th grade class at Mt Anthony Junior High rehearses a Vaudeville Revisited show to raise funds for a Boston field trip. The performances run April 22 to 24 at 8 p.m. at the Bennington Armory. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for children. Macy and Charles Williamson direct the cast as they plan to walk the Freedom Trail and tour historic sites after reading about them in class.
Patriots Day 1971 Recreates 1775 Boston Seige Scene
Patriot's Day events across Boston area revived colonial history with Revere and Dawes legacies, cannon salutes at Concord, and a large Arlington parade. Ceremonies at King's Chapel and Granary Burial Ground honored Dawes and Revere while crowds joined in marches from Roxbury to the Old North Bridge. The Boston Marathon and road races highlighted the holiday despite business closures.
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Boston
UPI
General Howe
Paul Revere
Harold Snow
The
National Lancers
William Dawes
Cpl
Ben Guinneweg
Old North Bridge
Concord
Acton
Capt
Issac Davis
Sudbury
Carlisle
Bedford
King’s Chapel
Granary Burial Ground
Dawes
Revere
Kevin H. White
Snow
Lexington
Eliot Square
Roxbury
Old North Church
Wright Tavern
Buttick Hillside
Arlington
Boston Athletic Association
Hopkinton
Prudential Center
Health Board approves Lemieux as Bennington health officer
Burlington The Vermont Health Board approved the appointment by Bennington Selectmen of Albert Lemieux to be Bennington health officer. Lemieux succeeds Police Chief William H. Fox who did not wish to be reappointed. The board also confirmed the reappointment of Dr. Elizabeth Byrnes of Dorset and Dr. Arthur S. Faris of Shaftsbury as health officers for those towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Health Board
Bennington
Albert Lemieux
Lemieux
William H. Fox
Health Board
Elizabeth Byrnes
Dorset
Arthur S. Faris
Shaftsbury
Recreation Schedule April 2024 Arts and Classes
Recreation director Loomis Dana will attend the New England Park and Recreation conference Thursday through Saturday. The schedule lists arts and crafts from 3:30 at Stark Street Center and 6:30 yoga. Puppet group at Senior Citizens Center 3, bowling 7:30, fluoridation program, cooking class 1, cards party.Friday 3:30 Stark Street, card party. Saturday rifle club Armory, Grade 4-6 basketball 9, gym program North Bennington. Willow Park tennis courts open daily 9 to 6.
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Senior Citizens Center
Stark Street Center
Armory
North Bennington
Willow Park
Loomis Dana
New England Park & Recreation Conference
Fluoridation Debate Weighs Health and Costs in Vermont
Dr Irving Lyon argues against fluoridation citing uncertain essential fluoride needs and potential thyroid disruption. He warns mottled teeth reflect excess fluoride and questions costs, urging emphasis on nutrition and preventive dental care over fluoride addition across Vermont communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
U.S. Supreme Court
Irving Lyon
Bennington College
Rutland approves pilot recycling plan for city waste
Rutland aldermen voted 8-2 to authorize Public Works Commissioner Lyman Styles to draft a plan for a regional recycling plant. The project seeks 25 percent from the New England Regional Commission, 50 percent from the federal HEW, and 25 percent from the Vermont Environmental Protection Agency, with the city covering only operating costs.
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Rutland
VPI
Public Works
Lyman Styles
New England Regional Commission
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Vermont Environmental Protection Agency
Gunmen hold elderly couple hostage in Charlotte robbery
Two masked gunmen in black snowmobile suits forced entry to the Route 7 home of Mr and Mrs Henry Parker about midnight and tied them up. They ransacked the house, ripped the phone from the wall, and fled after about three hours with 400 to 700 dollars in cash and antique coins. The Parkers freed themselves and notified police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
UPI
Henry Parker
Parkers
Pair of Vermont Manages Windham County Court Case and Hartford Crash
William Coli 28 of Dover faced Windham County Court after letting his dog chase deer and claimed the dog was loose because the goat cried, though he was fined 25 dollars. In Hartford Maine a crash killed Stanley Atkinson 23 of Underhill Vermont and his cousin Jerold Perry of Hartford when their car left Route 140 and hit a tree.
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Newfane
UPI
William Coli
Dover
Windham
Coli
Hartford
Maine
Stanley Atkinson
Underhill
Jerold Perry
New York Senate Reconvenes In Kingston For 1777 Anniversary
The New York Senate meets in Kingston the old state capital to mark the 1777 adoption of the first state constitution. Gov. Rockefeller praises the session and recalls Clinton’s early leadership, including the draft and fiscal struggles, noting belt tightening in state finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
UPI
New York Senate
New York
Senate
Redcoats
Rockefeller
Abraham van Gaasbeek
George Clinton
Clinton
Fire Destroys Three-Story Brick Building on 6th Avenue
A three-story brick building at 2370 6th Ave. owned by Albert and Kirsch was badly damaged by fire yesterday. Residents escaped before firefighters arrived. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
6Th Ave
Albert & Kirsch
County weighs rehab center at Berkshire jail
Berkshire County Commissioners consider converting the sheriff’s 20 00m mansion at the Berkshire County House of Correction into a drug rehabilitation center for inmates. Attorney John F. Shea says federal funds may support an in patient facility for drug users, replacing the current jail ward. Sheriff John D. Courtney notes the plan targets prisoners only. In North Adams a housing authority sign marks the start of elderly housing construction, ending a three year renewal battle as crews move in. The Redevelopment Authority aims to relocate about 100 residents before demolition proceeds.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County House of Correction
John F. Shea
Shea
John D. Courtney
House of Correction
North Adams
Redevelopment Authority
Noel Field Considered for New High School Site
NORTH ADAMS Noel Field a traditional venue for high school and professional sports is among two sites considered for a new high school building. The School Building Committee toured four possible locations and dropped the former Scully property on the Mohawk Trail and land across from K and H Motors on the Curran Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Noel Field
Scully
K & H Motors
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St. Augustine’s College
Raleigh
N.C
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Antonio Vivaldi
Benjamin Bernstein
Marcel Frank
Bennington District Court
Gary F. Harrington
Nancy Kay Harrington
Kehoe
Shoppers’ Service
H. Greenberg and Son
John Long
Intonington
Lyon
Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Bennington Banner
UPS
Cathedral Grammar School
Robert Powers
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Rockahive
Pittsfield Drug Center
New School
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