HFCS teaching slots are filled by new hires
Hoosick Falls Central School board approved next year’s staffing per Superintendent Leonard. New teachers include Gregory A. Wilson for third grade, Theodore Geers for intermediate algebra and math, Rosemary Allard for elementary special education, and Guy Baker of Wappingers.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Philip Leonard
Gregory A. Wilson
Wilson
Suny At
Oswego
St. Paul’s Academy
Rensselaer County Social Services
Albany Pharmacy College
Theodore Geers
Hoosick
Hoosac School
Keene N.H. State College
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rosemary Allard
Bennington
College of St. Joseph
Rutland
Guy Baker
Wappingers
Sunderland selects Diolette to lead Green Up Day efforts
Sunderland selectman Don Violette will chair Green Up Day on May 1 and seeks volunteers and a truck. Recycle goals include sorting cans, trash, and glass by color to ease dumps and save taxpayers money. The article also covers staffing changes, school budget planning, and lunch price increases at HFCS amid a modest student enrollment rise.
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Sunderland
Don Violette
Supt
Leonard
Manchester Town Clerk Notes Personal Property Tax
The Manchester sisters urge residents to file personal property tax forms, with a filing deadline set for Tuesday April 20 and fines up to $100 for noncompliance. The town clerk's office will stay open Friday 6 to 9 p.m. for fishing licenses and close 4:30 to 6 p.m. Transfers show April 21 sale of a Route 7 Manchester Village property from Merit Corp. of Vermont to James and Alyce Schmidt.
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Manchester
The
Merit Corp
Vermont
James and
Alyce Schmidt
Route 7
Manchester Village
Albert Smith
Modern soil survey proposed for Rensselaer County
Conservation Corner notes urgent need for a modern soil survey as old land use maps are too general. The program, funded by the county legislature this year, will map soil types, textures, depths, and water table, with data published as public documents by U.S. Soil Conservation Service and Cornell University cooperation.
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Wynantskill
N.Y
Troy
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Soil & Water Conservation District
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Cornell University
Case re opens with Murphy found guilty in four hour trial
Lawrence Murphy Jr of 32 Willow Street was fined 75 dollars for driving an unregistered motor vehicle after a four hour jury trial in Hoosick Falls New York. A six member jury deliberated 30 minutes before convicting him with Village Justice Thomas Restino presiding. Witnesses included Village Police Chief Frank Demick and the car dealer. The trial had been postponed multiple times with 34 of 35 jurors excused.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lawrence Murphy Jr
Willow Street
Thomas G. Restino
Kermit McGuinnis
James Reilly
Valley Falls
Frank Demick
Murphy
Vermont
Coca Cola plant clash with highway department in Manchester
In Manchester Depot a District Environmental Commission hearing over Coca Cola Bottling Co plan to build a distribution plant clashed with the Vermont Highway Department over an exit design from Route 7 arterial. Lawyers argued delays and zoning changes. findings of fact due April 28 and a decision by May 11.
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Charles Bonenti Arlington
District Environmental Commission
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Vermont Highway Department
Manchester
Coca Cola
Dufresne Pond Road
Manchester Depot
Northampton
Mass
John T. Carmody Jr
Griggs
Environmental Commission
Sheldon Miller
Highway Department
Dufresne Pond
Miller
Carmody
Rutland
Manchester Lions Show Attracts Wealth Of Talent
The 17th annual Manchester Lions Club country western variety show runs April 30 and May 1 at the elementary school. Co directors Rudy Heiland and Gertrude Bell name soloists and committees, with Oscar V Johnson Jr as emcee. The lineup features vocalists Anthony Romano Virginia Andrews Ellen Wilcox Don B Otis and many more along with instrumental soloists and a dance troupe. Proceeds fund Lions community programs including youth exchange braille instruction and Hicks Scholarships.
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Manchester
Lynne Roberts
Melanie Andrews
Ken Johnston
Jon Frappier
Lee Fielding
Bruce Fielding
Paul Wilcox Jr
Andy Toomey
Ed Wilczynski
Harold Roeth
Chester Norse
Pam Reynolds
Sally Reynolds
Jean Fielding
Virginia Edson
Lora Heiland
Robert Edson
Lambert “Chops” Zoller
Leah Jones
Fred Jones
Eleanor Trafford
Mike Reynolds
David Fielding
Vicki Hill
Emil Zoufaly
Kurt Ax
Donna Taft
Kathi Ax
Bill Nawrath
Lynda
Lisa Johnson
Geraldine Cafiero
Mary West
Jim West
Jennifer Thompson
John Slade
Lions
Burr and Burton Seminary
Alton J. Hicks
BBS
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Edith Beaumont
Melvin Philpott
Potter Hill
St. Mary’s Academy
United Counseling Service
Clara May Hemenway
Grants
Grants Bradford House
Bradford House
H. Whittemore Brown
Marlboro College
Marlboro
Brown
Concord
Thomas B. Ragle
New York
Ralph Helft
Helft
Robert Schwartz
Schwartz
Paul Hill
Tom Griffith
Alexander
Buddy
Roger Wilcox
Bruno Schmidt
Leona Dufresne
Mary Barber
Berniece Graham
Norma Bell
Don
Nancy Otis
Don Powers
Frederick Hoyt
Jack Steele
Monica Quesnel
Martha L. Thompson
Susan Zoufaly
Harold Lonergan
Manchester Lions
National Library
Bennington Free Library
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Drysdale’s
Verona
Mastercharge
Benk Americard
Sparkle
Main Street
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