Creations by Generations marks second anniversary
The Creations by Generations shop on Route 7 near Baskerville marks its second anniversary with 207 contributing artisans including elderly and handicapped residents. The Bennington Opportunity Council and Office on Aging sponsor the shop, which offers consignment sales with 75 percent to the maker and 25 percent to the agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Route 7
Baskerville
Bennington Opportunity Council
Office On Aging
Department of United Counseling Service
Vivian Thomas
Wilmington teachers file unfair labor practice charges
Wilmington Town School District teachers announce they filed with the state Labor Relations Board alleging unfair labor practices by the Wilmington School Board. They accuse the board of refusing to negotiate in good faith for 1976-77 and altering terms during talks, seeking restoration of 1975-76 conditions and increments owed under the old contract. The action targets salary increments and working conditions while the old agreement remains in force until a new contract is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Wilmington Town
State Labor Relations Board
Wilmington School Board
Windham Southwest Teachers Association
Collision Report Confusion in Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls a Tuesday Banner report misstated accident details. Linda L. Telford traveled east on River Street while Roy G. Draper pulled from Stewart's lot, misreporting positions of the two vehicles. The Brattleboro Reformer notes this correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Linda L. Telford
Roy G. Draper
Ms. Telford
River Street
Draper
Stewart’s
Icy roads trigger multiple Hoosick falls accidents
Icy conditions and fresh snow caused several crashes in Hoosick Falls and nearby towns. A three car collision on Route 67 near Bennington Battlefield delayed traffic yesterday with no injuries. Another crash on Hill Road at 7:05 am involved Douglas Weyers and Stuart Hoskins with no injuries. charges pending. A minor two car collision occurred at Church Street parking lot entrance at 2:45 pm yesterday when Thomas Harrington collided with Nancy McCabe. Fire alarms at Oak Industries were due to a sprinkler defect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Work Activities Center
Proctorsville
Bennington
Middlebury
Thomas
Helen Gawlik
Route 7
Emil Pollack
Yonkers
Rupert
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Hoosick
N.Y
Bennington Battlefield
New York
Frederick A. Dufresne
Buskirk
Thomas F. Malone
Schuylerville
Malone
Hoyt C. Johnson
Hoosick Falls
Matila Hellis
Citizens’ Band
Douglas A. Weyers
Fisk St
Stuart H. Hoskins
North Bennington
Weyers
Rensselaer County
Hoskins
Sheriff's Department
Church Street
Nancy A. McCabe
Elm St
Thomas E. Harrington
Wilder
McCabe
Harrington
Falls Fire Department
Nee
Oak Industries
First Street
Public skating unchanged at Viet Nam Veterans Memorial rink Dec week
North Adams Mass management says daily public skating remains unchanged for Dec 5 through Dec 11. The special events schedule lists morning and afternoon hockey and youth programs across multiple clubs including Pittsfield Boys Club, Tomcats, Dalton Recreation, Cheshire Youth, NASC, Drury, Buxton, Burton School, N Berkshire Youth, Lanesboro Youth, and Tim Gagnier hockey with varied times on Sunday through Saturday.
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North Adams
Mass
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Pittsfield
Tomcats
Dalton Community Recreation Association
N. Berkshire
Cheshire
Drury Hockey
Darrow School
NASC
Christmas Brook Figure Skating Club
Christmas Brook
Buxton
Worcester State
Drury
Tim Gagnier
Burton School
Lanesboro
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Montreal
Rutland Opportunity Council
Lake Bomoseen
WCAX
Vermont
Jesus Christ
Lions
Manchester
BOC
Brown
Skyline
Troy
Rensselaer
Don G. Cholakis
Helen M. Levick
Hill Road
Michael
William Kunz
The
Teachers Association
Kunz
Brattleboro
Ipswich
Catamount National Bank
FDIC
Tennelec
ROYCE
Hy-Gain
COBRA
PACE
ECHO
SEE Surveyor
TRAI
Teaberry
Regency
Green Mountain Communications
Barney Road
Oak Mitsui
Oak Materials Group
Oak
William McMartin
Kiwanis Club
Adamicy Oza
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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