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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1970

Page

5

Bennington Sees Mixed Economy as Growth Meets Losses

Bennington faces a gloomy employment picture with layoffs in major plants and shorter work weeks, yet the town reports a rising Grand List driven by large commercial ventures and new housing starts. Expect more development including Mammoth Mart Plaza, JARD plant expansion, nursing homes, and possible Green Acres housing while U S 7 and Beltline projects reduce property tax rolls. Improved roads and flood controls promise more shoppers and tourists, with Willow Park and hospital expansions visible amid the Roaring Branch levee work. A Banner photographer captures representative area changes.

Bennington Mammoth Mart JARD Park Street Green Acres Vt. 67A U.S. 7 Northside Drive North Bennington Road Hoosick Falls New York State Massachusetts Manchester Willow Park Putnam Memorial Hospital Roaring Branch County Street Mt. Anthony Union High School

Bennington Little League field opens for 1970 season

Citizens and volunteers built a top Little and Minor League complex on Park Street with donated labor and materials. The 1970 season marks its readiness, featuring major and minor league fields, dugouts, press box, public address system, concession, restrooms, and parking for 200. Over 250 boys played that summer, with more to come. Local leaders thank Otto Raetz, Bob Hogan, Joe Pello Jr., Ray Farnum, Walt Parmenter, Merel Becker, Mert Cross and Richard Pembroke for their efforts.

Bennington Vermont Little League Beech Street Bennington County Industrial Corp Park Street BCIC American Legion Post 13 Otto Raetz Bob Hogan Joe Pello Jr Ray Farnum Walt Parmenter Merel Becker Mert Cross Richard Pembroke

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