Manchester Selectmen seek full EDA grant for sewer lines
Manchester town officials voted to apply for the entire $462,000 EDA grant to fund sewer extensions. The Manchester School Board contends some of the funds should go to school projects, including updates at Manchester Elementary School. The school sought $118,000 for cafeteria partitioning, a small building addition, and gym acoustical tile, while inflation has raised sewer costs by about 15 percent.
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Manchester
Manchester Selectmen
Economic Development Administration
Manchester School Board
Hawkins
EDA
Finn
Richville Road
Barnumville Road
Lambert
Selectmen
Powers
Bennington- Rutland Supervisory Union
William Sheldon
BRSA
Brothers of the Brush contest to crown longest beard in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls readies a sesquicentennial weekend with the Brothers of the Brush beard contest at Wood Memorial Park at 4 PM on Saturday judged for length thickness neatness and humor. Sisters of the Swish will compete for oldest costume prettiest and most original at the same time with judges Helen Bakaitis Judy Wheeler Susan Murphy and Edith Beaumont. A kangaroo court will punish park entrants without beards or cosmetics.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Brothers of the Brush
Wood Memorial Park
Jerry Herrington
War Memorial
Helen Bakaitis
Judy Wheeler
Susan Murphy
Edith Beaumont
Actor Frank Converse in court over airport ruckus
Windsor Conn UPI television actor Frank Converse 39 star of Moving On NYPD and Corner Blue appeared in Windsor Circuit Court on breach of peace charges after July 15 at Bradley International Airport he caused a scene when a booked Allegheny Airlines flight was full He sought accelerated rehabilitation while keeping a grudge against the airline and weighing possible action including a lawsuit against Allegheny.
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Windsor, Conn
UPI
Frank Converse
Bradley International Airport
NYPD
Allegheny Airlines
Converse
Windsor Circuit Court
Allegheny
Ralph Nader
Nader
Hoosick Falls weekend features Bob Eberly visit and grand parade
Hoosick Falls sees a sesquicentennial weekend headlined by singer Bob Eberly returning Friday night and an 11 division parade Sunday with 14 bands. The ball at St Mary’s Academy High School is sold out. the parade route spans Main Street to Barton Avenue with multiple local and out of state groups and floats.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bob Eberly
Fred Alien
Roxy Theatre
New York City
Eberly
Troy Policemen
Bing Crosby
Dorsey Brothers
Green Eyes
Tangerine
Amapola
Maria Elena
Ray Eberle
Walter Eberle
Tennessee
Peggy E. Rimkunas
East Hoosick
Patricia E. Knapp
North Bennington
Alfred Eberle
Jacqueline E. Loomis
Cambridge
Gail E. Hines
Glens Falls
St. Mary's Academy High School
Canada
Main Street
Wood Memorial Park
American Legion Post 40
Grand Marshalls
Sburg
The
Young Patriots
Drum & Bugle Corp
Gloversville
B.P.O.E
Elks
Richmond Avenue
Town of Hoosick
North Hoosick
North Hoosick Fire Department
Green Sabers
Schuylerville
Bunker Hill
Barton Avenue
Johnsonville
West Hoosick
West Hoosick Fire Department
Continental Cadets
Catskill
Valley Falls
Warren Rifenberg Vfw
Calliope
Griffin Avenue
Saratoga County
Buskirk Fire Department
South Glens Falls
Speigeltown
Pittstown
Hill Road
Les Eclises de Verdum
Montreal
Saratoga County Ambulance
Main
Church Streets
Church Street
River Street
Third Street
Third
Elm Street
Elm
Church
John Street
John
Eldred Eldred Reunion Held At Potter Hill Squaw Valley
The 17th Eldred descendants reunion gathered 85 people at Squaw Valley Potter Hill on July 17 for a covered dish dinner. Officers elected for 1978 include President Lillian Michie and vice president Jane Eldred. Prizes honored oldest, youngest, and traveling seniors. a full afternoon of games and crafts followed, with plans announced for the 1978 gathering and a parade prize Drum Corps Exhibition.
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Hoosick
N.Y
George Warren Eldred
Potter Hill
Squaw Valley
Jeanne Esposito
Catherine Bierwirth
Petersburg
Lillian Michie
Hoosick Falls
George Eldred
Jane Eldred
Kimberly Foster
Karen Yager
Potter Hil
Kathy Bierwirth
Jerry Foster
Jessie Hewitt
Diana Grogan
Johnsonville
Barbara Eddy
Betty Yager
Clarence
Two juveniles nabbed in Hoosick Falls theft on Richmond Ave
Hoosick Falls police arrested a 13 year old and a 14 year old in a theft at the Thomas Shea residence on 8 Richmond Ave after money was stolen last week. Money recovered in a barn at 152 Main St. Bench warrant issued for Michael F Costantino 24 of 23 Wilder Ave for failing to appear in arraignment on a false theft report. Costantino claimed job loss and Bennington as residence. Wilder St address confirmed.
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Hoosick Falls
Shaftsbury
Green Mountain
Bennington District Court
Pennsylvania
N.Y
Richmond Avenue
Thomas Shea
Richmond Ave
Shea
Main St
Michael F. Costantino
Wilder Ave
Costantino
The
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Bennington
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Wood Park Drive
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Douglas
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Eddy Place
Bennington Fire Department
Bugle Corps
Pittsfield
Mass
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Glenmont
Seth Warner Brigade
Sisters of the Swish
Koschiszko-Polaski
Adams, Mass
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Main & Estabrook
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Waldron Avenue
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Rogers Avenue
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Somerville
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Hoosick Falls Central
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Susie Paglucia
Manchester Conn
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Skidmore College
Saratoga
Lillian
Mills College
California
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Sweden
Palatine, Illinois
Rotary Club
Palatine
Clarence Eldred
H Club
Lions Club
Wilder Street
Reclina Rockers
Bennington, Vermont
Fienberg
Wain ST
First Vermont Bank & Trust Company
First National Bank of Boston
Boston
Massachusetts
C. C. Chirichiello
Sarre
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Castleton
Chester
Rutland
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