Manchester names Morrell new elementary principal
Ronald Morrell, chosen from 178 applicants, becomes Manchester Elementary School principal replacing Charles Skiptunas. He emphasizes community cooperation and tailored education, plans no immediate curriculum changes, and looks forward to small town collaboration with teachers, students, and parents.
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Maggie C. Bucholt
Manchester
Ronald Morrell
Morrell
The
Banner
Charles Skiptunas
Skiptunas
Long Island
N.Y
Billerica, Mass
New plan aims at semi co operative plant at Specialty
North Bennington based buyer Robert C. Wagner to purchase Specialty Insulation Manufacturing Co. and reorganize as a semi cooperative with worker committees to set pay rises and benefits. He will pay all workers on a salaried basis, seek to blur salaried and hourly lines, and may veto but plans to gain consensus. Wagner will relaunch as Catamount Manufacturing with most of 30 workers rehired, starting an experimental approach hoped to improve business.
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Anne Eisenmenger
Falls
Specialty
Wagner
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America
Bennington
United States
Catamount Manufacturing
Stephen Rose
Rubber Workers Union
Rose
Raymond Thomas
Shaftsbury to pave Harvest Hills Drive and streets
Selectmen approved a spring project to lay a stone and bituminous double tack surface on Harvest Hills Drive Hewett Drive and Elm Street covering just over a mile. Preparatory work including building up the road base repairing ditches and replacing 25 culverts will start this fall with work starting next spring. No cost figures were released. In other business the board will review a Shaftsbury Hollow woman’s claim of a back injury from a fall.
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Shaftsbury
Harvest Hills
Hewett Drive
Elm Street
Selectmen
Shaftsbury Hollow
Car hits bicycle on Bat tenkill Drive in Arlington
Arlington on Friday afternoon a car driven by George A. Damasky struck 12 year old James D. Meyer as he rode his bicycle. He received first aid and was treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for multiple injuries and released. The incident was described during selectmen meeting with Frank Missbrenner reporting his wife Joann Missbrenner suffered pain from the crash and a bridge guard rail plank was rotted on the Dwyer Bridge.
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Arlington
George A. Damasky
New York City
James D. Meyer
Battenkill Drive
Charles H. Farrell
Kennedy Ludlam
Arlington Rescue Squad
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dwyer Bridge
Joann Missbrenner
Frank Missbrenner
Missbrenner
Manchester deeded land for sewer plant by Equinox Corp
Manchester townsfolk gain a 10 acre parcel for a sewer plant from Equinox Corporation. Town Manager Henry R. Lambert credited Francesco Galesi and Equinox for the goodwill gift. Project director John Malack and developer Otto Paparazzo were unavailable for comment.
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Manchester
Equinox Corporation of Manchester
Henry R. Lambert
Francesco) Galesi
Equinox Corporation
Otto Paparazzo
The
Equinox
Equinox House, Inc
Battenkill River
Florence B. Taylor
Manchester School Votes for Van Transport for Kindergartners
Manchester officials approve a $1,625 van and driver to replace taxi service for noon kindergarten runs. The plan, proposed by Administrative Assistant William Sheldon, includes a $750 flat rate plus $5 daily, with Clare Schoffstall of Dorset supplying the transport vehicle.
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Manchester
Michael Powers
William Sheldon
Clare Schoffstall
Dorset
Pownal Senior Citizens Host Social and Luncheon
The Pownal Senior Citizens announce a social tonight at 7 at their center in Pownal Center. A weekly luncheon is set for Wednesday at noon at the same center. Reservations must be made at least one week in advance by calling Rose Mattison at 823-7282.
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Pownal
Pownal Center
Rose Mattison
Flood regulations favored in Creek
White Creek New York residents backed flood plain rules at a town shed hearing to qualify for federally subsidized flood insurance for properties along the Hoosie River and Owl Kill. A second hearing will precede the Sept 14 vote, with no town cost and a volunteer building inspector.
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Petersburg
N.Y
New York
White Creek
Hoosie River
Owl Kill
Francis Maynard
Maynard
Carl Moses
Argyle
Norman Granning
Moses
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