Goldberg Variations Ends Griffin Hall Concert Season
Williams College harpsichordist Hill closes Griffin Hall season with a complete repeat performance of Bach’s Goldberg Variations. Free admission. The work, earned as Bach’s a capstone of 1742 to 1750, is famed for technical difficulty and historical origin linked to Count von Keyserlingk. Hill’s instrument mirrors a Flemish 18th century copy.
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Williamstown
Mass
Victor Fill
Griffin Hall
Williams College
J.S. Bach
Bach
Hermann Carl von Keysertingk
Dresden
Johann Theophilus Guldberg
von Keyserlingk
Goldberg
Hill
Williams
Rainer Schuetze
Heidelberg
Germany
Gustav Leonhardt
Amsterdam
Manchester zoning board approves motel expansion appeal
Manchester zoning board approved Sue Tenner’s plan to convert a barn into four transient lodging units, with conditions. The parking lot on Route 7 will be moved to the north end within a year to prevent backing onto the highway, and the barn renovation must finish in six months with the Route 7 lot redesigned for seven cars and screened by conifers.
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Manchester
Manchester Zoning Board
Rmit
Sue Burton Tenner
Tenner
Visitation and Merger Announced for Van Rensselaer Star Chapter
HOOSICK FALLS N Y district officers led a Tuesday night visitation at the Masonic Temple with Joy Chace of the Second Albany- Rensselaer- Schenectady District presiding. Nearby dignitaries spoke as chapters from Troy Schenectady Valley Falls and more attended. The Hoosick Falls group voted to consolidate with Berkshire Star Chapter Petersburg to form Van Rensselaer Star Chapter, pending Grand Chapter approval in October, with meetings slated in Hoosick Falls. A buffet reception followed the meeting with guests from OFS chapters in multiple towns.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joy Chace
Albany- Rensselaer-Schenectady
van Rensselaer
Masonic Temple
Allan Rinehardt
Albany-Renaselaer- Schenectady
Rebecca McNab
Paat
Beverly Duryea
Washington
Kathleen Hammond
Becker
Raymond Calhoun
Dorothy Boys
Ann Kuebler
Eva Shaw
Nina Downing
OFS
Troy
Schenectady
Valley Falla
Berne
East Adama
Williamstown
Ags
UMS
Depuy
Jay Chace
OES
Jeit
Dre Wortron
Harold Hiner
Worthy Mitron Jean Brien
Chave
Grail Mutrai
Une
Gerutline Uocher
Alley Hinnhuedt
Howard Hammond
Falls Area
Forgery charge and junk yard fire dominate Hoosick court dockets
Theresa McGuire appeared on 26 counts of social welfare check forgery totaling 64 dollars and was assigned a public defender with a May 8 appearance. George Yagar faced a yard fire complaint, offered escrow funds to clear the Buskirk junk yard, and a contractor was hired to clear the site by Friday.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cummings ‘Sreet
Howard Nason
West Hoosick
Hoosick
Fiee
James Sutton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Theresa McGuire
Erin St
Thomas G. Restin
Larry Kroneau
Joseph Kevlin
BCI
Center Brunswick
Nestino
George Yagur
James Johnson
Buskirk
James Mulligan
Buskirk Fire Department
Yagar
Restino
Yapar
Debria
James Grinnell
Williams College names Chandler new president with cautious aims
New Williams College president John W. Chandler vows to balance academics with creative arts while avoiding major expansion. He aims for a student body near 1,850, stronger alum relations, enhanced faculty equity, and a presidential advisory council, with careful listening before leading.
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Nick King
Berkshire Eagle
Williamstown
Maia
John W. Chandler
Williams College
Williams
John E. Sawyer
Chandler
Willame
Institut
Chander
Willams
Sawyer
Hamilton
Williamis
Wilson Initial Syntax Program aids kids with language gaps
A University of Vermont educator introduces the Wilson Initial Syntax Program to help children form sentences when speech is slow or unclear. Using tangible tools and action-based demonstrations, the method emphasizes syntax over traditional speech therapy and draws on Noam Chomsky’s universal grammar ideas.
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Burlington
Warman
University of Vermont
Mary Swelg Wilson
UVM
Department of Communication and Theatre
Wilson
Noam Chomsky
Chomsky
Prof. Wilson
Postal Week visits urged in North Bennington village
North Bennington Postmaster Frederic J. Driscoll invites the community to visit the local post office during Postal Week from April 25 to May 5 to enjoy the hospitality of postal workers. Free souvenir envelopes will be offered on April 80 and first day covers of a new set of stamps will be sold at the actual 8 cent price while supplies last. the week was proclaimed by U S Postmaster General Klassen to recognize the mail service’s vital role.
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Frederic J. Drisgoll
North Bensington
Postal Service
North
Bennington
Fostal
Driscoll
U.S
J. Klassen
America
North Bennington
Driscall
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