Pownal residents press town to enforce zoning rules at Miracle Body Shop
Angered neighbors told Pownal Selectmen that Miracle Body Shop violates its variance, with noisy grinders, junk cars, and odor. Zoning Administrator Petitt vowed legal steps to remove illegal cars. ZBA had temporarily allowed 16 cars but the town attorney later ruled that permission illegal and it was rescinded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Eisenmenger
Pownal
Miracle Body Shop
Pownal Selectmen
Body Shop
Robert Petitt
Marshall Cross
Mary Jane Rounds
Harriet Bates
Fletcher Hall
Arthur George
Selectmen
Zoning Board of Appeals
Cross
Petiit
ZBA
Gosselin
Petitt
Woods celebrate 25th wedding anniversary in Shaftsbury
A April 16 silver anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Wood of Arlington was held at Taconic Grange Hall Shaftsbury with 150 guests from New York Massachusetts and Vermont. Attendants included maid of honor Ida Pacitto Snow best man John Wood and bridesmaid Bessie Mattison Budro. The couple married April 13 1952 at First United Methodist Church Bennington. A band provided music and many gifts arrived.
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Shaftsbury
Roger G. Wood
Arlington
Taconic Grange Hall
Gloria Hollister Rodgers
Edward
Robert Cross
Mr. Wood
Theresa Wood
Michael
Jane Cross
Holly Snow
Dawn
Debbie Wood
Bonnie Hollister
Maurice Rancourt
Emerson to lead fourth eventing clinic at Doornhof Farm
Olympic Three Day team member Denny Emerson brings his fourth clinic to Doornhof Farm in Shaftsbury this weekend. The event will focus on cross country technique, pacing, and post course horse care as New England season approaches. If weather holds, spectators may attend. lessons run all day Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic
Denny Emerson
Doornhof Farm
Shaftsbury
New England
Emerson
Hoosac offers summer program for teens
Hoosac School in Hoosick New York runs a six week summer program for ages 14 to 17 from June 27 to August 5. It features academic classes outdoor environmental studies and cultural activities using campus facilities and local resources like Tanglewood and the Appalachian Trail. Courses include reading writing math astronomy earth science photography and social studies with credit and non credit options. Applications due June 1.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac
Tanglewood
Saratoga
Wood Observatory
National Forests of
Vermont
Howard Reed
Manchester Center
Hoosac School
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union Board Meeting
The annual meeting of the Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union board of school directors will be held on Thursday, April 28 at 7 30 p m at Dorset Elementary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union Board of School Directors
Dorset
Simson pledges change after BCRC evaluation critique
Arlington agency chief John G. Simson promised to alter the evaluation system after BCRC scored 17.1 points and ranked fourth among 13 regions. He blamed housing funding for low marks, citing Bennington Regional Transit Inc. as the major time sink for housing planner Carol Ineson. The meeting included quips about adding a new category like free style as officials argued over the subjective process and funding tied to scores. A separate Williams College event announced Michael Harrington of the Socialist Democratic Party would speak on A New Beginning for Socialism in America at Jesup Hall Auditorium tonight at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simson
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
Bennington Regional Transit Inc
Carol Ineson
Charles Tilgner
Montpelier
Frdinand Bongartz
Gordon Luckenbaugh
U.S. Forest Service
Williamstown
Mass
Michael Harrington
Socialist Democratic Party
Williams College
America
Jesup Hall
North Bennington MAU budget hike seen unavoidable
The Mt Anthony MAU budget for 1977 78 rises 2.16 percent with a 5 044 increase for North Bennington over this year. Unavoidable fixed costs include higher teacher salaries Social Security insurance and unemployment benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North’ Bennington
Mt. Anthony
MAU
Lionel Nowak
North Bennington
Nowak
North
George Sleeman
Priests Accused Of State House Pay Surplus Or Not
Massachusetts Representative H Thomas Cole charges two politically connected Catholic priests serving as House and Senate chaplains with stealing from the public. He accuses them of drawing 8600 dollars annually for under an hour of prayer monthly, and retroactive retirement benefits debate continues as the House rejects his revival bid.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts House
Senate
H. Thomas Cole
Cathol
House
Colo
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Mrs
Woods
Paul Gosselin
IBA
Bruce Burrington
A. Coleman Mason
Joseph Maillet
Rounds
Patrick Gray
Greenberg
Ana
H. Greenberg & Son
Bennington and
North Adams
ST. J
Burlington
Rutland
Springfield
Bennington, Vermont
Shirley Mattison
Martin Paustian
Jeff Pike
Brian Dorr
Mike Keough
Virginia Barry
Cindy Davis
Dale Bahan
Sidney L. Crofut
Maggie Bucholt
Arlington — Agency of Development and Community Affairs
John G. Simson
Green Mountain National Forest
Luckenbaugh
Socialist
Williams
Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
MAA
SVSU
Joseph Curran
Massachusetts
George W. Kerr
Msgr
Christopher P. Griffin
Cole
Syusiont
Main St. Bennington
Main ST
Randolph
Thomas
Argise
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
South Street
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