Hoosick Falls Central School enrollment rises to 1631
Hoosick Falls Central School opens with half-day sessions for Tuesday and Wednesday. Total enrollment reaches 1631, up 76 from June. Grades K-6 total 981, up 22. grades 7-12 total 650, up 54. Bus pickups unchanged except for notified changes. Kindergarten attend first full day Wednesday, lunch 30 cents daily, weekly tickets 25 cents.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Kasmer J. Stempek
Philip Leonard
Stempek
William C. Waterhouse
Manchester News Notes Vacation and Regional Planning Talks
Manchester P O Box 506 reports that Bureau Chief Michael Miller will be on vacation Aug 31 through Sept 6. Readers can send news to The Banner newsroom in Bennington or contact interim Manchester reporter Nancy Otis in Bennington or at home. In other items, Town Manager James L. Woodard outlines regional planning needs tied to U.S. 7 relocation and traffic congestion at U.S. 7 and Vermont 11-30, noting delays and cost concerns for traffic-light systems and potential widening near Horton's store. He warns major projects may advance before the planning commission acts and discusses implications if U.S. 7 extends past Manchester.
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Manchester
Michael Miller
Banner
Banner Newsroom
Main St
Bennington
Seminary Avenue
Nancy Otis
Miller
U.S. 7
James L. Woodard
Woodard
Regional Planning Commission
IGA
Horton’s
Horton
Village Play School to Open in Manchester Village
The Village Play School will again operate this year for pre kindergarten children with an open house set for Sept 4. Morning sessions run 9 to 11 30 at Mrs Anne Wilkins residence on U S 7. Quarters include a workroom game room and an area for imaginative play. A mid morning snack is provided, with special treats on birthdays and holidays.
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Joseph Markey
Joseph Harrington
Anne Wilkins
Harrington
U.S. 7
Manchester Village
Winhall Board to Review Voter Checklist Dates
The Board of Civil Authority will meet at the town clerk's office on Saturday August 31 and Saturday September 7 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. to revise the checklist for the September 10 Primary Election.
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Board of Civil Authority
Peru Weekend Notes: visits and birthdays near Londonderry
Peru residents share a week of vacations visits and family events. Prescott Huidekoper and family marked a 25th wedding anniversary with relatives from Baghdad and local friends. Ellen Vincent plans Emmanuel College attendance in Boston. Margaret Pitcher offers children art classes in Landgrove. A turkey shoot for the Peru Volunteer Fire Company drew financial support. Multiple locals travel between Landgrove Peru and surrounding towns. The Rev. William Dubocq will give his last Peru and Londonderry sermon before returning to Governor Dummer Academy.
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Prescott Huidekoper
Prescott Jr
Hugh
Rosalind
Huidekopers
Ray
Helen
Ellen Vincent
Baghdad
Iraq
Ellen
Vincent
USA
Emmanuel College
Boston
Margaret Pitcher
Landgrove
Peru
William Dubocq
Londonderry
Governor Dummer Academy
Hoag Returns Home After Putnam Memorial Hospital Surgery
Mrs. James Hoag returned home Tuesday after undergoing surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital on August 19.
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James Hoag
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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