Manchester Village ZBA delays rehearing on Herrmann case
Manchester Village ZBA postponed indefinitely a rehearing on the Herrmanns zoning application after their attorney signaled a new proposal will be submitted. Judge Morrissey had ordered more specific findings and a rehearing, but the board chose an indefinite postponement, with one dissent. The same meeting granted a separate use permit and side-yard variance for Guy Thomas, and details of local events followed.
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Russ Garland
Manchester
Village Zoning Board of Adjustment
Bennington County
United Counseling Service
Herrmanns
UCS
ZBA
Carmody
John P. Morrissey
Morrissey
Foster R. Clement
Clement
Robert C. Palmer
Palmer
Guy A. Thomas
Ways Lane
Thomas
Family reunion held at Gertrude Aikens home
South Cambridge residents including Mr and Mrs Gregory Moon and Mrs Gerald Aiken with daughter Melissa Nels Jacobsen Lois Virtue and Paul Virtue visited Mrs Gertrude Aiken last weekend and Sunday. Due to bad weather the gathering moved to her son’s home for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Moon
North Bennington
Gerald Aiken
Melissa
Nels Jacobsen
Cambridge
Lois A. Virtue
Paul Virtue
Coila
Gertrude Aiken
Veterans group to hold memorial for Amos Dupuis in Manchester
Manchester Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at Brewster Funeral Home in Manchester Center at 8 p.m. Wednesday to conduct a memorial service for Amos C. Dupuis. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Aiken and family. A post nuptial shower for Gregory and Melissa Moon and other local family updates were noted alongside a circuit churches service planned for Sunday at 9 30 a.m. at Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church.
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United Methodist Women
The
Pownal
Harned- Fowler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Manchester
Brewster Funeral Home
Manchester Center
Amos C. Dupuis
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Multiple arrests on High Street in village court set
Falls Court Roy Salisbury 29 of Bennington charged with driving while intoxicated. Jerry Sellers 17 of Fort Collins Colo charged with driving without a license and speeding. Marvin Ford 20 of Greenwich N Y and Eric Bloomfield 29 of Hudson Falls N Y charged with speeding. Phyllis Graber 27 of White Plains N Y charged with speeding. All to appear in village court Aug 27.
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Roy Salisbury
Bennington
High Street
Jerry Sellers
Fort Collins
Colo
Marvin Ford
Greenwich
N.Y
Eric Bloomfield
Hudson Falls
Phyllis Graber
White Plains
Village Court
Manchester tourism up 6 percent from 1972
John Stuart of the Greater Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce reports a notable rise in visitors to Manchester. Week of Aug 10 16 saw 1337 registrations, vs 708 in 1974 and 1008 in 1972, with restaurants and lodging also showing strong gains and member facilities at 80 to 100 percent occupancy.
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Manchester
John Stuart
Greater Manchester
Chamber of Commerce
Stuart
Hoosick Falls students head to college in DC
Hoosick Falls resident Kim Malo left Friday with her mother Mrs. Ernest Malo and sister Mrs. Paige Kwasniak to enter her freshman year at George Washington University in Washington DC. They spent the weekend in Springfield Virginia as guests of Richard Novak and Mrs. Novak before returning home Sunday. William Greenwood of 6 Redmond Street is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge New York after being admitted Friday.
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Kim Malo
Abbott St
Washington, D.C
George Washington University
Ernest Malo
Paige Kwasniak
David Kwasniak
Springfield
Richard Novak
William Greenwood
Redmond St
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
N.Y
Public hearing on State Office on Aging funds planned
A public hearing on the state Office on Aging plan for use of funds in fiscal 1976 will be held Thursday at 7 p.m. at Second Congregational Church Hillside Street Montpelier. Six hearings statewide invite public reaction and review of the draft plan available at 81 River St Montpelier.
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State Office On
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
State Office On Aging
Montpelier
Vermont Office On
River St
Burlington
St. Johnsbury
Rutland
Springfield
South Royalton
Montgomery Expedition to Quebec 200th Anniversary Reflected
A historical narrative marks two centuries since the Montgomery expedition against Quebec. It recounts America's early Revolutionary campaigns from Fort Ticonderoga to the St Lawrence siege, Montgomery's leadership, the fall of St Johns, Montreal surrenders, and the December 31 1775 assault where Montgomery died and Arnold was wounded as Quebec remained in British hands.
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Quebec
Fort Ticonderoga
Second Continental Congress
Canada
Ethan Allen
Continental Congress
Philip Schuyler
Northern Department
Montreal
Schuyler
Richard Montgomery
Northern Ireland
Montgomery
Amherst
Ticonderoga
Crown Point
America
Ft. Ticonderoga
Washington
Benedict Arnold
Maine
St. Lawrence
St. Johns
Chambly
East Texas turkey flock aims for 650 by summer
Tyler Texas report notes the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department plans to rebuild East Texas wild turkey numbers. Biologists work to rear and release 650 birds by the end of the summer to restore a huntable flock after decades without a turkey season.
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Tyler
Tex
UPI
Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
East Texas
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Manchester Village
Herrmann
Frank E. Harrigan
IBA
Gordon Walker
Solomon Wright Library
Irene Eastwood
Pownal Baptist Church
Edwin Andrew
Post Corners
Route 22
White Creek
Andrew
Eagle Bridge
Schroon Lake
LaGrange
R. Brooks Robbins
Helen Center
Howard
Betty) Reynolds
Hoosick Falls
Barbara DeForrest
Kingston
Joy Hosier
Wilmington
N.C
South Cambridge
Inlaw
Kenneth Aiken
Troy
Bexleigh
Kenneth L. Aiken
Aiken
Melissa Aiken
Steven and
Scott MacNeil
Vermont
Main Street
Bild's
Main St. Kennington
Ellis Dry Cleaners
Falls Court
Manchester Tourism Up
Edith Beaumont
Office On Aging Hearing
Shaftsbury
Joan Manross
Mary Monroe Hawkins Library
Eugene Kosche
Cancer Drive
Shaft
Shaftsbury Firemen’s Auxiliary
Tyler, Texas
Turkeys Trim
Dunkwies FurnIture Inc
Elm ST. Bennington
Newton F. Tolman
New England
Leverett
Mass
New England Living
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