Hoosick Falls updates brochure for growth and history
Hoosick Falls Superintendent Philip Leonard distributed an updated brochure at a Kiwanis luncheon. The 1967 pamphlet has been revised to showcase village schools industry and facilities, with 10 000 copies printed at 1175 dollars and a remaining 200 dollars to raise via a flea market auction led by Martha Sonnenfeld and Ed Perkins. ARLINGTON pool water sample safe and pool open after health department test.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Philip Leonard
Kiwanis
Leonard
Dorset
Martha Sonnenfeld
Southern Vermont
National
Route 30
Rawsonville
Ed Perkins
Barre
Noble and Wood Factory
Oak Materials Group, Inc
Flomatic Corp
Arlington
State Health Department
Arlington Lions Club
Recreation Park
Route 7
Petersburg taxpayers weigh town's response
Petersburg NY taxpayers group PCTG plans 7:30 PM meeting at Memorial Hall to discuss the town board's handling of inequitable local assessments. President Warren Hempstead reports a town letter detailing questions to assessor Joan Watrous and board chair John McMahan, amid prior talks in July on grievances.
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Ann Eisenmenger
Petersburg
N.Y
Petersburg Concerned Taxpayers Group
PCTG
Memorial Hall
Warren Hempstead
Albany
Joan Watrous
John McMahan
Taxpayers Association
Town Board
Watrous
Shirley Snyder
Mrs. Watrous
Mney
Snyder
Petersburg NY assesses fairness debated at town board
At an Aug 5 Petersburg town board meeting assessor Joan Watrous and review board chair John McMahon answered questions on assessment equity. Watrous said assessments are more equal now. five day notices were given for changes. land values are paragraphed by acre bands with no vacant land unassessable. revaluation would be costly and done by the county in 3 to 5 years. McMahon stated the board does not show partiality and only lowers overassessed grievances after review.
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Manchester
Petersburg
McMahon
CETA cartographer helps build Bennington bus routes
Chris Heins a CETA funded cartographer at the Bennington County Regional Commission helped draft grant applications and mapped land use traffic and accident data to plan a county bus system. Heins tested routes by driving them to estimate drivers time and mileage and now creates schematic route drawings. The contract renewal extends another year.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
Chris Heins
Commission
Carol Ineson
Heins
State Department of Employment Security
Toeins
CETA
Montpelier
Burr and Burton completes land exchange for expansion
Trustees announce completion of a land swap with Equinox Corporation enabling Burr and Burton Seminary to expand. New parcel north and west of the girls field will host a regulation soccer field and tennis courts with renovations to the gymnasium and construction of an E.H Henry Center. Final completion target is September 1977 with a total project cost of 800000 and interim financing of 500000 from the Farmers Home Administration at 5 percent. Donations so far total 206000 from alumni and local residents.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Equinox Corporation
Burr and Burton
Prospect Street
E.H Henry
Capita Gifts Campaign
Farmers Home Administration
F.H.A
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Elisenmenger
Justice Manchester
Ms. Watrous
Review Board
John McMahon
Harlan Church
Iron Horse
Shaftsbury
John Simson
BASY
Pawlet
Vermont National
FDIC
Tae
By Armstrong
Armstrong
Bennington
Vermont
Bennington, Vermont
Aiatitute
Main ST
Bennington, VT
the Savings & Loan Association
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