IRS grants scholarship to Burlington student for UVM study
Carolyn K. Buttolph of the IRS Vermont district announced that Kenneth J. Foster of Burlington High School was awarded a four year IRS scholarship to major in accounting at the University of Vermont. Foster, a June graduate from Colchester, ranks in the top five percent and plans to become an IRS agent. The first Burlington district office scholarship and one of 21 nationwide, the Internal Revenue Scholars program provides up to 5000 dollars per year for tuition matriculation fees and employment.
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Burlington
Carolyn K. Buttolph
Internal Revenue Service
Vermont
IRS
Kenneth J. Foster
University of Vermont
Foster
Burlington High School
Internal Revenue Agent
Williams Road
Colchester
Internal Revenue
Antifreeze Shortage Hikes Prices Across Markets This Winter
New York reports anticipate a 20 to 30 million gallon antifreeze shortfall this season while wholesale prices rise to 2.23 to 2.60 per gallon and consumer prices range from 3 to 5 dollars. Industry officials warn of complex pricing across brands and distributors with some fleets paying 3.75 dollars per gallon for bulk material.
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New York
Chemical Industry
Dorset Property Transfers List Rich in Acres and Prices
In Dorset and Hoosick Falls transfers listed by the town clerk show multiple parcels changing hands. Transactions include Jane B Whitehead to Malcolm E Cooper for 14 acres at Maple Hill for 11000. Sidney P Cook to George H Connors for one acre on Dorset Mountain for 300. along with several other land and home sales ranging from 1.25 acres with a house for 27500 to 70,000 for an 18 acre parcel, all negotiated through local real estate agents. In Hoosick Falls, Philomene Pratt reports transfers including Edward Hackett and spouse buying 47 Abbott Street two family home and the 20 Fourth Street property from the Cadoret estate, and Walter Jones and spouse purchasing 33 River Street three family home from Robert Hall, with Jones planning to reside in one unit.
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Dorset
Jane B. Whitehead
Malcolm E. Cooper
Maple Hill
Dorset Hollow Road
Sidney P
Cynthia B. Cook
George H. Connors
Dorset Mountain
Lawrence Wilcox
Louis H. Wilcox
Green Peak Orchard Road
Claude
Elizabeth Dern
John S
Janet G. Peckham
Frederick 0
Marjorie L. Whittemore
Douglas M. Molitor
David C. Pendleton
Stanley H
Elizabeth Flatley
West Road
Thomas K. Salmon
Philip Lohrfink
Barrows Heights
Thomas A
Christine Keenan
David
Marcella D. Sheldon
Ann Jenne Morgan
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Philomene Pratt
Jerome E. Wright
Edward Hackett
Abbott St
Fourth St
John Cadoret
Winfred Cadoret
East Dorset
River St
Robert Hall
Walter Jones
Berlin
UMass Amherst Offers Seminars for Secretaries and Executives
The University of Massachusetts Amherst School of Business Administration and Division of Continuing Education announce two three day seminars in September. Finance and Accounting for non-financial executives runs Sept 4 5 and 6 while Advanced Orientation for Executive Assistants runs Sept 18 19 and 20. Faculty include Peter C Briant and Dale L Kiefer. Further details from Continuing Education.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts-Amherst School of Business Administration
Umass School of Business Administration
Division of Continuing Education
Peter C. Briant
McGill University School of Commerce
Dale L. Kiefer
University of Cincinnati
University of Massachusetts
Bertil Liander
Umass School of Business
Woodworking shop opens in North Bennington
Cabinet makers John Belnink and Rob Costantino open a Main Street workshop in North Bennington across from Catamount Bank. They specialize in reproductions and original designs, accepting repair work and offering custom pieces, with daily hours 9 to 5 and a welcoming door for visitors.
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John Hubbard
Main Street
North Bennington
John Belnink
Rob Costantino
Bennington College
A&p
Catamount Bank
Belniak
Costantino
Hamilton College
Shaftsbury
Dar
Manatuck
Boston
Vermont
Belnink
New York
Catskills
John Belniak
North
Bennington
Data helps SSI applicants prepare in Rutland
Robert E Normandie Social Security district manager in Rutland urges people planning to apply for supplemental security income to gather information first. The program aids those 65 and over or blind or disabled with little or no income. Bring checkbooks savings accounts stocks bonds insurance vehicle registrations tax statements last year tax returns W-2 forms and evidence of all income. For students 18 or 22 applying provide school ID or receipts as proof of attendance.
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Rutland
Robert E. Normandie
Social Security
Normandie
Social Security Administration
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Pownal Ant
Wire Products
Jay Hesselgrave
Cornish Wire Products
Pownal
North Adams State College
James Allison
Edward J. Jackewich
William A. Sweet
Dow Chemical U.S.A. Union Carbide
Northern Petrochemical
Barbara J. Bischoff
Ann Flemer
James
Barbara May
Kelleher Road
Katherine Harding
Edward C. Marsden
Danby Mountain
Mary J. Gurley
Cornelius H
Margaret H. Smith
Umass
N. Bennington
Sylvania
Monument Plaza
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Sun ‘N Sno
Maryann
Jacob Whitesell
Pen Pendick
Bert Costantino
Tuttle
Progressive Building Supply Center
Depot Street
Miki
Sjeeruez
Vermont National
Amber Fdic
Greenberg
Panasonic
Dial
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Camelot
Bennington RD
Old Bennington, VT
Walling
Minuteman
H. P
St. Bennington
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