Vermont whey plant study may miss May deadline
University of Vermont economists say there is insufficient time to complete a full economic feasibility study for an $8.8 million whey processing plant in Georgia, with a limited report likely by May 5 for the Emergency Board. They warn the project requires extensive work and funding.
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UPI
University of Vermont
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Lynn Fife
Nilson
State Emergency Board
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Fife Nor
Fife
Henry McEvoy
Lawyers meet in CVPS case in Vermont hearings
Lawyers gathered for a pre hearing conference as the State Public Service Board set ground rules for hearings in June on whether Central Vermont Public Service Corp. costs from a 17 day Vermont Yankee shutdown should be charged to ratepayers or borne by Vermont Yankee shareholders or General Electric.
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Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Vermont
PSB
Merrimack
New Hampshire
Fred Parker
Benson Scotch
Louise McCarren
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
Allen
DAR Notes Bennington DAR Meeting at Second Congregational Church
The Bennington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a recent meeting at the Second Congregational Church with a covered dish supper. Miss Anna Vaughn reported 122 History Essay Contest entries in Vermont. Karen Martinka and Lori Altobell led Grade 5, Carol Sinclair led Grade 8. John Page spoke on conservation, urging preservation versus conservation, future planning, and civic duty, noting littering and lack of community pride as concerns.
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Bennington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Second Congregational Church
Harry Hayden
U.S. Capitol
Anna Vaughn
Regent
DAR
Vermont
Karen Martinka
Lori Altobell
Carol Sinclair
John Page
India
Second cancer lecture in series in Vermont venue
The Vermont Division of the American Cancer Society presents the second talk in its cancer lecture series on Monday April 26 at 730 pm in the Walker-Morgan Memorial Auditorium Mt. Anthony Union High School. Dr John McClellan gynecologist speaks on Cancer of the Female Organs with a short film and Q and A. Admission is free and open to the public.
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American Cancer Society
Walker-Morgan Memorial
Mt. Anthony Union High School
John McClellan
New Hampshire House backs liquor ads and horse race funding
The New Hampshire House approved a liquor advertising bump to counter Massachusetts competition and passed a higher sire stakes appropriation to boost harness racing revenue. It also funded mental health, and rejected a Manchester liquor store land purchase while planning Bicentennial license plates.
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UPI
New Hampshire House
Massachusetts
Arthur Drake
R Lancaster
House Appropriations Committee
Rockingham Park
New Hampshire
Drake
Gene Daniell
D-Franklin
Howard Dickinson
R Conway
Rockingham
Richard Bradley
R-Thornton
Division of Mental Health
Manchester
Reform School
Hampton Beach
Mt. Monadnock
Gap Mountain
Epping
Portsmouth
Newington
House
Public Defender
Milford
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
John Chandler
R-Warner
Bloodmobile set to visit Bennington on April 28
Bennington residents can donate blood at the First Baptist Church Colgate Hall on Wednesday, April 28 from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. A law now allows 17-year-olds to donate without parental consent, encouraging local adults to participate for accident, surgery and childbirth needs. Transportation can be arranged by calling 442-9458. refreshments and on site babysitting will be provided.
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Red Cross
Gov. Salmon
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
Eugene V. Clark
Richard B. Leake III
George Jenkins
John Flitcroft
Waldo Holden
Margaretta Schuyler
Richard Gerken
Emma Page
Joseph Tartell
Pat Potts
W. Philip Giddings
Marguerite Banks
Richard Dundas
Council goes to court over cost-passing
Advocacy Council has gone to court to stop Green Mountain Power Co from charging consumers for a shutdown at the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant in Vernon. The action coincides with the Public Service Board opening hearings that could become the state's most controversial utility case in years. Chief Superior Judge William Hill was to hear the case today.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
Green Mountain Power Co
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Public Service Board
William Hill
Hospital Notes and Court Seek Block on GMP Billing
Admissions include Harriet Barber Yolanda Barry Leo Berry to Bennington Shaftsbury Wilmington. Discharges list Christine Wood William Kelly Jr Jason Kemp Elsie Verdon Scott Dunn. Births: daughter to Mr and Mrs John Camelio Sandgate and son April 18 to Mr and Mrs David LeBlanc Sr Bennington. Chittenden County Superior Court: council seeks injunction to stop GMP billing customers for midwinter Vermont Yankee shutdown costs estimated at about 700000.
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Harriet Barber
Bennington
Yolanda Barry
Shaftsbury
Leo Berry
Wilmington
Christine Wood
William Kelly Jr
North Bennington
Jason Kemp
Elsie Verdon
Petersburg
N.Y
Scott Dunn
John Camelio
Sandgate
David LeBlanc Sr
Chittenden County
GMP
Vermont Yankee
Loyalty Week events announced for VFW Post 1332 in Bennington
Evan Glade announces a Loyalty Week schedule for VFW Post 1332 and Ladies Auxiliary. April 29 features a 50 star flag presentation at Shaftsbury Head Start School to Charlotte Stetson, plus a Bennington 76 flag to Woodford Hollow School’s Nicholas Charest, and visits to nursing homes. April 30 offers post members a 7 p.m. entertainment at the post rooms with World Series highlights. May Day includes Loyalty Day installation of officers at 6:30 p.m. with a buffet and dancing by Dan Collette’s orchestra.
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Evan Glade
Veteran’s Organization
Shaftsbury Head Start
Helen Garvey
Charlotte Stetson
Bennington
The
Dan Collette
Bennington Moose Lodge roasts sirloin tips and dances
Moose Lodge 1233 in Bennington hosts a roast sirloin tips au jus prepared by chef Sylvester Babson for $3.50 per person. Serving 7 to 8 30, dancing 9 to 12 with Jr's Band. Members and legal guests invited. Advances note a public card party Friday 8 p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center 168 North St with prizes and refreshments. Sunday social at 1 p.m. April 25. A 7 30 p.m. business meeting Monday at the center. Bennington Collection Agency open at 505 Main St. ADV.
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Moose Lodge
Bennington
Sylvester Babson
Jr’s
Senior Citizens Community Center
North St
Senior Citizens Club
Main St
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