Arlington seeks federal funds for school addition
Arlington School Board asks architect to file a formal application with the federal Economic Development Administration for funds under the Public Works Employment Act of 1976 to add to the high school. If approved, a town vote will be required. the design includes a gymnasium, locker rooms, a stage and music facilities. If funding falls through, the plan may be scaled back to remove the stage and music spaces.
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Arlington
Arlington School Board
Donald Sumner
Hershey Associates
Durham
N.H
Federal Economic Development Administration
Public Works Employment Act
Sumner
William Towne
Towne
Fisher
Louis Axt
William Kelley
Congress
Vermont
Shaftsbury
Funds Found Design Begun on Hoosick Falls Bandstand
In Hoosick Falls New York the Community Band plans a larger bandstand at Wood Memorial Park with funds raised already begun. A local service club pledged a four figure sum to the project and contributes about one thousand dollars annually to local causes this year directed to the bandstand fund.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Wood Memorial Park
William H. Gaillard
Gaillard
Service Club
William Cottrell
Cottrell
Manchester Lions Club names new officers and directors
The Manchester Lions Club appoints Thomas McGibney as president replacing John Hawkins. New officers include Maurice Thompson first vice president Gene Jolivette second vice president Larry Rhines third vice president Michael Lundy secretary Rudy Heiland treasurer Alan Baccer Tail Twister and Harold Roeth Lion Tanner as club officers. New directors are Don Otis Bruno Schmidt for one year and Harry Kristiansen Paul Wilcox for two years.
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Manchester Lions Club
Thomas McGibney
John Hawkins
V.P
Maurice Thompson
Gene Jolivette
Larry Rhines
Michael Lundy
Rudy Heiland
Alan Baccer
Lion Tanner
Harold Roeth
Don Otis
Bruno Schmidt
Harry Kristiansen
Paul Wilcox
Harvey Turner
Brothers Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Village
Village police arrested Keith A. Trottier 17 of 13 Main St and Jeffrey Trottier 16 of 164 Church St on disorderly conduct after a fight on Main Street. They face village court on Wednesday Aug 4. Dwayne Bushee of North Bennington was ticketed at 11:45 p.m. Aug 2 for unlicensed operation and unregistered vehicle. he had a junior license restricting after dark and will appear Aug 11.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Keith A. Trottier
Main St
Jeffrey Trottier
Church St
Main Street
Dwayne Bushee
North Bennington
Bushee
Church Street
Arlington Nursing Service meeting and Garden Club show announced
Arlington plans a Nursing Service meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Community House. The Arlington Garden Club Flower Show is set for Aug 21 with horticulture entries registerable Aug 20 7–9 p.m. or Aug 21 7:30–9:30 a.m. at West Arlington Methodist Church. Contact Lillian Reynolds for details.
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The
Arlington Nursing Service
Arlington Garden Club
West Arlington Methodist Church
Lillian Reynolds
Barbara Taylor
Marjorie Brush
Frances Gaylord
Jane Rice
North Bennington Thrift Shop offers kids clothes and fall skirts
The North Bennington Thrift Shop features include children's clothes and previewed fall skirts plus TV stands a fireplace screen camp dishware and paper mache animal toys. Hours are Wednesday to Friday 10 to 5 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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North Bennington Thrift Shop
Harvest Hills road woes spark Shaftsbury meeting
Residents led by Charles O Leary protest the Harvest Hills road condition blamed for unsold homes and high transience. Selectmen plan Aug 25 meeting, warn major repairs costly, while other items include bridge work on Sand Bed Hill Road and requests for landfill and firehouse plans. Nepal wildlife reserves declared near Mt Everest. exhibition fact corrected. local arts events announced through Aug. 13.
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Shaftsbury
Harvest Hills
Charles O'Leary
O’leary
Selectmen
Sanford Buxbaum
Blanche Cross
Sand Bed Hill Road
Katie Daigneault Plants Garden at North Bennington Library
Katie Daigneault, a crossing guard in North Bennington, planted a flower garden in front of the McCullough library. The village funded the project to brighten the intersection and enhance the area for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Daigneault
North
Bennington
McCullough Library
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Sheilah Miller
Eleanor Niles
Frank Tanner
Topeka, Kan
Cora McCart
Helen
Easton
United Methodist
Gordon Byars
Manchester
Board of Civil Authority
Helene Thompson
Eisenmenger
Redden’s Grove
Arlington Memorial High School
Ladies Auxiliary of American Legion Post 69
Fisher Elementary
One Mile Road
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
American Legion Post
Pownal Center
Rose Mattison
Pownal Baptist Church
Everest National Park
Katmandu
Nepal
UPI
Mt. Everest
Dean Fausett
Park McCullough House
Mary Oxman
Petie Palmer
Eve Rosenburg
Helen Thurber
North Adams
Brands
Olga Warner
Playtex
Barbizon
Vanity Fair Kayser
A Ce It Furniture Co
Rile DV
Deitis
Emi
Woolmington
United Counseling Service
Tit RI Ith
Omarrie
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
University of Vermont
the University
University OF Vermont Continuing Education
Grasse Mount
Burlington, Vt
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