Subdivision and building code discuss in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls officials and the Planning Board held a lengthy session with the Concerned Citizens Committee on amending the Town Subdivision Regulations and Building Code Review System. A public hearing is tentatively set for May 12 to consider limiting enforcement to flood plain areas, with debate over state and federal requirements and whether town-wide application is needed.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Planning Board
Harold Robson
Hoosick
Gerald Harley
Citizens Committee
Raymond Calhoun
Robson
Harley
Frank Dwyer
William Dailey
State Environmental Conservation Office
George Schaefer
John Johnson
Rensselaer County Bureau of Planning
Howard Taub
Calhoun
George Dougherty
Dougherty
Johnson
Citizen’s Committee
Carter Wins Large Share of Shaftsbury Delegates in Democratic Caucus
In Shaftsbury at Cole Hall last night, Democrats elected Carter delegates led by Roberta Haynes Ezekiel Cross Jr Kelton Miller Donald Brown and Mary Lou Cross with five votes. Udall and uncommitted drew two each. Carter alternates are Sanford Buxbaum and Frank Oktavec. Republicans chose four uncommitted delegates and four alternates. caucus turnout reached 18. Major conventions are set for May 22 with Democrats at St Michael's College Winooski and Republicans at City Hall Montpelier.
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Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Carter
Roberta Haynes
Ezekiel Cross Jr
Kelton Miller
Donald Brown
Mary Lou Cross
Sanford Buxbaum
Frank Oktavec
Ben Shapiro
John Shapiro
Robert Sugarman
Peter Cross
Barbara Buxbaum
Pownal Caucus Chooses Chair at Democratic Meeting
Democratic caucus in Pownal selects David Adler as caucus chairperson last night amid ongoing local party organization. Republican caucus results not provided, leaving the outcome for later reports.
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Pownal
David Adler
Pownal civic notices and event schedule roundup
Pownal weekend events include the Solomon Wright Library hours Saturday 10 to noon and Girl Scout Troop 489 meeting 1 to 2 p m at the Community Center with Dolores Kimball. A Bicentennial Committee session is set for Monday 7 30 p m at the town office and a spaghetti supper for the Pownal Preschool on May 6 from 5 30 to 8 p m at the United Methodist Church hall with advance tickets 823 7839 and door sales. Ticket prices: 2 50 adults 1 75 seniors and 1 for children. Loraine Strohmaier elected secretary. Delegates to the state convention include Paul Snow Betty Boudreau David Adler Loraine Strohmaier Laura Adler George O'Donnell and Joan Snyder with alternates Arthur George Roger Boudreau Milton Hattat Norman Strobridge. Most delegates travel uncommitted except Paul Snow who will attend as Henry Jackson’s committed delegate. The state convention is May 22 at St Michael's College in Winooski. Republican caucus delegates chosen are A Daniel Mason Sr Christian Cannell and Fran Lampman for the May 22 Montpelier convention. alternates are Harold Hicks Fran Lounsbury and Marcel Langlois. Mason will recruit young Republicans under 30 for the May 8 Young Republican dinner at the Elks Club in Montpelier featuring John Rhodes.
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Pownal
Dolores Kimball
Pownal United Methodist Church Hall
Loraine Strohmaier
Paul Snow
Betty Boudreau
David Adler
Laura Adler
George O’donnell
Joan Snyder
Arthur George
Roger Boudreau
Milton Hattat
Norman Strobridge
Henry Jackson
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
A. Daniel Mason Sr
Christian Cannell
Fran Lampman
Montpelier
Harold Hicks
Fran Lounsbury
Marcel Langlois
Daniel Mason
Elks Club
John Rhodes
Pownal Special Balloting: Registration Deadline May 18
Deadline for special balloting in Pownal is noon Saturday to submit voter registration for the May 18 election. Two articles ask voters to fund a service coordinator for Bennington Opportunity Council at 2000 dollars and to allocate 4000 dollars in revenue sharing for the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Connie Harrington would continue service to seniors and low income residents if approved.
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Pownal
Bennington
Burlington
UPI
Superior Court
Stephen Martin
Vermont
Vermont Low Income Advocacy Council
Green Mountain Power Corp
Martin
Public Service Board
Arlington Little League tries and volunteers sought in Arlington
Arlington Little League will hold tryouts on April 27 28 and 29 at 6 p m at the Little League field for children ages nine to 12 from Arlington Sandgate and Sunderland. New players must be nine before August 1 and not yet 13. Existing players should inform their manager whether they will play. Parents are asked to help with the concession stand and duties. For questions call Ed Kraeutler at 375-6165.
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Arlington
Little League
Sandgate
Sunderland
Ed Kraeutler
Easter Weekend Socials Across Keansburg to Troy
Walloomsac residents and families from Keansburg East Hampton Hoosick Falls Bennington Troy and Schenectady gathered for Easter visits and celebrations. Notable events include 89th birthday of Charles Telford Sr in hospital and First Communion party for Barbara Salluzzo with Edward Cottrell. several Hoag family members and friends hosted and visited relatives in multiple towns.
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Edward Cottrell
Barbara Salluzzo
O— Charles Telford Sr
Gordon Hoag
Troy
Edward Barringter
Roy Barringers
Jim Hoag
Bruce Andrews
Maureen
Bruce James
North Adams
Mass
Edward LaFortune Jr
Julie Ann
Melrose
Richard Lasser
Laura
Richard
Kenneth Bucks
Schenectady
Sadiek
Holman Manufacturing honors 25-year veterans in Hoosick Falls
Holman Manufacturing on lower John Street honored Anne Grennan and William Gorman for 25 years of service with engraved tokens. Other long-serving workers include Margaret Lewsey 25 years since September 1974 and Dominick Beninati plus Alfred Ferrannini for 25 years in January 1976. The firm, maker of plastic parts for GE Bendix and Waterbury Arsenal, began 28 years ago in a Home garage and moved to John Street in 1950. Sanford Cluett Jr., president, presented the awards and joined in 1953 as an engineer, continuing a family legacy linked to inventor Sanford Cluett.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Holman
Dominick Beninati
Alfred Ferrannini
Holman Manufacturing Company
General Electric
Bendix Corp
Watervliet Arsenal
Arthur Tinnerholm
North Hoosick Road
John Street
Cluett
Sanford Cluett
Troy
Vermont board rejects Tinmouth exotic game preserve plan
The Fish and Game Board unanimously denied Joseph Palumbo Inc plans for a 500 acre hunting preserve in Tinmouth Vermont. Concerns included potential disruption to white tail deer movements and possible disease spread beyond the fenced area.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Tinmouth
State Fish and Game Board
Joseph Palumbo Inc
Warwick
R.I
Wild Hill
Ely
Fish and Game
Edward Kehoe
Kehoe
Albany audit cites $3.8 million loss over stock transfers
A New York state audit says inadequate supervision caused up to 3.8 million dollars in losses since 1960. Banks, including Bankers Trust of New York, face criticism for funds deposited and paid out improperly. Environmental hearings put cleanup costs for Hudson River PCBs at 30.6 million dollars, with GE pressed to cover the bill and work to complete in about a year.
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Albany
Bankers’ Trust of
New York City
Environmental Conservation Department
Hudson River
Richard Thomas
Hudson
EnCon
General Electric
North Adams man arrested after steak knife assault attempt in Pittsfield
An 18 year old Michael Cheesbro was arrested early Saturday in Pittsfield after trying to strike police Sgt Cosmo Spezzaferro with a steak knife. He faces assault with a dangerous weapon and other charges, held on 500 dollars bail. He fled an auto that lurched into a patrol car. unauthorized use of the vehicle is also charged. Spezzaferro was uninjured though his pant leg was ripped.
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Pittsfield
North Adams
Michael Cheesbro
Cosmo Spezzaferro
Cheesbro
Spezzaferro
Fire damages altar at Holy Family Church Pittsfield
Pittsfield fire units responded to a 10:42 a.m. alarm at Holy Family Roman Catholic Church and quickly extinguished a blaze that left the altar partially charred. Altar cloths and surrounding carpet were destroyed as investigators determine the cause.
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Pittsfield
Holy Family Roman Catholic Church
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