Village audit shows $40,305 in back taxes owed Hoosick Falls
The biennial state audit of Hoosick Falls finances reports property owners owe $40,305.52 in back taxes and highlights improper bookkeeping practices. It notes debt decreased from 1973 to 1975, unpaid taxes rose to $5,300.45, and recommends safeguards while confirming overall financial health.
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Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Falls
Doris McGuire
Donald
Bogardus
Falls man charged with DWI after Route 22 crashes
Village police arrested Arnold H. Kuebler, 37, of Cambridge, last night and charged him with leaving the scene of an accident and driving while intoxicated after he allegedly struck two cars with his pickup truck at two locations along Route 22.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Arnold H. Kuebler
Cambridge
Kuebler
Night parking ban starts in North Bennington village
North Bennington village officials remind residents the ban on night parking between midnight and 6 a.m. takes effect today December first. Tucker Chapter No 38 CBS meets December 2 at the Masonic Temple on Bank Street with members urged to bring Christmas cards for the OES home in Randolph and a $1 gift exchange. Police report a 8:30 p.m. collision where Kuebler's truck struck Harrington's parked car on 63 High Street, then rear damage and a chase before swerving into the left lane and sideswiping Reveal's car on Griffin Avenue. Both cars were towed. no injuries. Kuebler was arrested after his truck ran over an embankment at the Reveal site, damaging a fence owned by Harrington. he was due in village court that evening.
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North Bennington
Tucker
CBS
Masonic Temple
Bank Street
OES
Randolph
Kuebler
Charles A. Harrington
Pownal
Harrington
High St
Hoosick
Sandra L. Reveal
Grffin Ave
Paice
al Harrington
Act 250 Permits Granted for Dorset and Manchester
Act 250 land use permits issued for Black Rock Farm Corporation and Ralph Cummings for a 24-lot subdivision near Route 30 Dorset with roads and public water system, plus Orvis Company Inc. in Manchester for a 37,800 square foot industrial addition off Route 7 in Manchester Village. Conditions apply.
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Black Rock Farm Corporation
Ralph Cummings
Box 158
Dorset
Orvis Company Inc. of
Manchester
Orvis Company Inc
Manchester Village
Hoosick towns get federal aid under Public Works Act
Hoosick Town receives 2400 dollars and Hoosick Falls Village 1968 dollars under Title II of the Public Works Employment Act of 1976. Funds are quarterly and tied to area unemployment. Village plans to use money for payroll. town funds to pay a road crew member. Future aid hinges on unemployment. village eyes Title I funds for a new municipal building and awaits a 3D building model and information requests.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Hoosck
Donald Bogardus
Yeserday
Raymond Calhoun
Nhat
Rae
Rensselaer County
Francis Murphy
Funeral services for Henry E. Brown in East Pownal
Funeral services for Henry E. Brown of East Pownal were held November 29 at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev. Dr. Mary Burton-Bienecke and Rev. Kenneth Schwebel officiating. Calling hours on November 28 included Bennington County Sheriff's Department with acting chaplain Donald Greet. Jers included Dennis Rousseau, Richard Rousseau, John Kimball, D. Herbert Lillie, Robert Powers, and Lloyd P. Davis. Burial followed at Towslee Cemetery in Pownal. Brown died November 26 at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Henry E. Brown
East Pownal
Hanson-Walbridge
Mary Burton-Bienecke
Pownal Community Church
Kenneth Schwebel
Bennington County
Robert Powers
Lloyd P. Davis
Towslee
Pownal
Mr. Brown
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Shaftsbury PTG plans Tupperware party for stage backdrop
Shaftsbury Elementary School parents plan a Tupperware party to raise funds for a long awaited stage backdrop curtain. The Dec 7 event runs 7 to 9 PM at the school with 15 percent of proceeds over 100 to the PTG. Donna Haynes is the dealer. free babysitting and refreshments offered. current funds 368 from prior projects. raffle tickets sold by several children.
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Shaftsbury
PTG
Guiden family hosts and guests gather for holiday weekend
Walloomsac Mrs. John Austin of White Creek visited the Guiden family on Wednesday. Mrs. Roscoe Austin of Greenwich spent time with her sister Alice and brothers John and Ed Guiden. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hare and Robert Austin were Sunday guests of the Guidens. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armitage of Northampton visited grandmother Mrs. Mary Brundige over the weekend. George Armitage is in Albany Memorial Hospital for surgery. Sgt. and Mrs. Daniel Drake and family returned to Germany after a leave spent with local families. Thanksgiving guests at the George Cottrell home included Mr. and Mrs. John Riley and children, Patricia and Tom. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Artie Gifford and son Terry. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eddy and daughter Carrie. Mr. and Mrs. William Coonradt. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Cottrell. Miss Terri Cottrell. Miss Pam Cottrell of ABC. and George and Paul Lanin.
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Roscoe Austin
Greenwich
Alice
John
Ed Guiden
Richard Armitage
Northampton
Mass
Mary Brundige
George Cottrell
John Riley
Patricia
Tom
Robert Ellis
Artie Gifford
Terry
Ronald Eddy
Carrie
William Coonradt
Edward P. Cottrell
Terri Cottrell
Pam Cottrell
A.B.C
George
Paul Lanin
4 H unit to offer toy making course
4 H in Bennington County expands child development work with a six session toy making workshop for 9 14 year olds. From December 2 through 21 the sessions after school cover toy safety storage and repair with items like spool dolls wooden trains and cars. Participants bring home materials and learn to make preschool toys and related crafts. For details call the 4 H office at 447 7582.
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Bennington County
Pownal
Bennington
Forecast for New England: fair days then mixed precipitation
The National Weather Service extends the forecast for New England noting mostly fair skies Friday and Saturday with a chance of rain in the south and rain or snow in the north on Sunday. Daytime highs range from the 20s in the north to the upper 20s to low 30s in the south.
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Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
Don B Otis at Burr and Burton Seminary
The 11th in a series profiles Burr and Burton faculty member Don B Otis who joined in 1951 teaching chemistry physics and biology. He serves as assistant to the head master and oversees attendance discipline and administration while active in community service and local organizations.
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Burr & Burton Seminary
Don B. Otis
Otis
Suffolk University
Clarkson College of Technology
National Science Institute
Lions Club
First Congregational Church
PTA
United Counseling Services
Northshire Senior Center
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William Fitzpatrick
New York State Department of Audit and Control
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DWI
Northern Electric
Main St
Bennington, VI
Hoosick, Hoosick Falls
Public Works Act
Peter Kent
Kent
Murphy
Shaftsbury Ptg
Donna Haynes
Emily Walls
Kim Thompson
Kim Harrington
Kelly Daniels
Ed Dubrowski
Kevin Greene
Joey Gratz
Chris Lindsey
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
John Austin
White Creek
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John O'Hare
Robert Austin
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Albany Memorial Hospital
Daniel Drake
Germany
Jackie Boyd
UVM
Andrew Wyeth
Tee
Arlington
Vermont
BBS
Navy
Nancy
Alison
Melanie
Burr and Burton
New Hampshire
Waltham, Mass
Army Corps of Engineers
Portsmouth
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Dunham Furniture Inc
Tevelva
Berkshire Plaza
Lingerie ‘Dept
Rainbok HR
North Adams
Mastercharge—Roberts Charge
BankAmericard
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