Dover Names Brennan New Police Chief After Anderson Resigns
Dover officials announced Police Chief Bruce Anderson’s resignation at a selectmen meeting. James Brennan, a retired NYC officer and Dover resident, was hired to start Monday, with town manager James Laseter forecasting upgrades while denying a link to the Moody’s Store incident. The meeting also covered road priorities, funding, and a proposed mixed use development under Act 250 oversight.
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Bill Nelson
Dover
Bruce Anderson
James Laseter
Laseter
James Brennan
New York City
Brennan
Laseler
Anderson
Moody
Moody’s General
East Dover
Peter Wallace
Moody’s
Joyce
Laseier
Jaycee
Thomas P. Politano
Arnold Mattson
Politano
Mattyon
North Branch Fire District
Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Soleeman Joyce
Planning Commission On
Stamford considers alternatives to municipal incinerator plan
Selectmen halt work at the Mill Road site amid protests by 32 residents who cite traffic noise and zoning concerns. The board will review other locations and study river changes to protect the town garage and nearby homes while weighing feasibility and legality.
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Stamford — Selectmen
Mill Road
Waters
Stamford Voters Approve Four-Room School Addition Bond
Stamford residents backed a $160,000 bond by about 70 percent to add four classrooms to the public school, chosen over a year-ago failed measure. Groundbreaking could occur in August with completion by February 1974, pending architect drawings and bids.
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Stamfon
Stamford
Schol
Leon Beverly
Beverly
C.wesley Dingman
Brary
State Dept. of Libraries
Shaftsbury power outage planned for May 6 and 18
Shaftsbury Central Vermont Public Service warns of an electric interruption in South Shaftsbury from 8 to 10 a.m. on Sunday May 6 with a rain date May 18 if weather delays the work. Homes will receive notification by mail. The Shaftsbury Snowmobile Club meets tonight at 8 at the elementary school, last meeting of the year with officers to be elected. Seven tickets remain for the VAST banquet and dance in Burlington.
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Central Vermont, Public Service Corp
South Shaftsbury
Central Vermont
Mall
Shattsbury
Burlington
Manchester clears the path for postal consolidation
The Manchester zoning board approved extending the nonconforming use for Guido Forte to enlarge the former Mr. Burger building at Route 7 and Cemetery Road for a new post office. The move consolidates Manchester Center and Manchester Depot zip codes, abolishes the Depot, and aims for an August completion pending final blueprints and parking plans.
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Manchester
U.S. Postal Service
Route 7
Cemetery Road
Guido Forte
Mr. Burger
Union
Center
William Nawrath
Manchester Center
Manchester Depot
Depot
Manchester Village
Nawrath
Vermont
Forte
Postal Service
North Bennington Parish Hobby Show And Religious Items Sale
North Bennington St Johns Parish hosts a two day hobby show and sale of religious articles at the parish hall. Exhibitors should bring entries by 1 p.m. Saturday with cookies for the refreshment table also due by then. The show runs 2 to 9 p.m. Saturday and after Mass 7:50 to 8:30 p.m. It opens after Masses on Sunday morning and from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday. A Baptist Church Women’s Fellowship food sale is at McCullough Library, donations due 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
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St. Johns Parish
Women's Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Woam
McCullough Library
Saint Marys Academy opens doors to Bennington students
Saint Marys Academy Hoosick Falls invites Bennington area students to enroll from Kindergarten through 12th grade for Catholic education. Tuition is 250 per family with transportation extra if 30 to 40 pupils enroll. Openings listed across all grades, with detailed staffing and costs described.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Bennington
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Saint Mary's Academy
Donald J. Ammering
USA
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ammering
Cambridge
Berlin
Regina Marie
CSA
Michael A. McGuire
OSA
Father McGuire
Sisters of St. Joseph
Pownal Community Groups Plan Dances and Meetings
Pownal United Methodist Church hosts chow rehearsal at seven. Ladies Guild meets at eight at Mrs. John Evans home. The 2th annual Piremen's Ball set for Saturday April 28 at North Pownal Firehouse from three to midnight with Tony Bart providing music. Attendance by couples only. Pownal Lions Club met Tuesday night with fifteen members and one guest. Carlton Bafian of United Steel Workers gave $200 for sight conservation. Escalator club winners named Eugene Wilson Robert Parks Rowland Roy and David Rostran. Installation night set for June 16 at Taconic Park Restaurant with dinner at 7:15 and dancing. Pancake and sausage breakfast discussed for future. Strawberry Supper at Pownal United Methodist Church June 7 chaired by Mrs. Otis Dorman. Williamstown Promenaders stage Simple Simon the Pieman Night at Mt Greylock Regional High School with square dancing from 8 to 1. Bar Turner calls. workshop at 7:40 p.m. Teens welcome. no sandwiches needed. refreshments hosted by local couples.
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North Pownal Firehouse
Pam
Tony Bart
Pownal
Williamstown
Flass
Simon the Pieman
Area Square
Mt. Greylock Tegional High School
Bar Turner
Hary Goodell
Charles Ryan
Henry Chalifoux
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Selectmen
Richard Joyce
North Street
Elva Turner
Lascher
Yean Bridge
Philip Barllett
Barllett
Deyce
Arlington
Red Mountain
Eastern Star
Pawlet
Adoniram
Masons
New Temple
Spring Street
Shopwell
Mammoth Mart
The
New England
WEW
NLS Hunt
ST Benn
Teneo
Fass
Franklin
George
Theodore
U.S
Ann Peck
Shaftsbury
Lolli Tobter
Springfield
Mass
Berry A. Wall
Wall
Devember
North Bennington
Sacred Heart School
Bilt
Butt
Mba
Saint Mary's Academy High School
Board of Selectmen
Town of Manchester
Canter
Hawley Furniture Salesroom
AIN Maly Amainots
Ehricont
Aang Cnc Saad Hove Erates
Pownals
Pamela Blake
Pownal United Methodist Church
Ladies Guild of
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
John Evans
Grand Union Empire
Inimany
Spring St
Herman
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