Village rehiring two men in Hoosick Falls stirs union dispute
Hoosick Falls Village Board voted to rehire highway workers John Mahar and Thomas Bass, after layoffs last May, but the action likely won’t end unfair labor practices charges filed by CSEA. PERB hearings loom as union says back pay and improper layoff claims persist while the village debates budget, staffing, and a shift to volunteer fire service.
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Hoosick, N.Y
Hoosick Falls
John
Bass
Mahar
Charles Stowell
Stowell
Town of
Hoosick
Donald Bogardus
Lochner
Public Employment Relations Board
Albany
Bromley Village Act 250 Expansion to Hear Comments
PERU The District 8 Environmental Commission meets this afternoon to hear public input on a proposed Bromley Village expansion that would nearly double the leisure home development. State planner Beth Ham stone and others have filed objections. A 60 day period expired with no decision. Firehouse staff resignations and ongoing village employee contract talks also feature in the report.
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Peru
District 8 Environmental Commission
Bromley Village
Beth Hamstone
Stephen Sease
Jeffrey Cueto
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Division of Protection
Lochner
Dorset School Board to hear Bromley project details
The Dorset School Board meets December 7 at 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Elementary to review Stig Albertsson's Big Bromley Inc. permit for 141 new condos and three single family lots. Officials cite erosion risks and demand a clearer master plan. a Shaftsbury Garden Club meeting and a Peru town hall session follow on the same day.
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Dorset
Manchester
Stig Albertsson
Big Bromley Inc
Bromley Village
Cueto
Sease
District Commission
Bromley
Department of Forests and Parks
Shaftsbury Garden Club
Connie Coffin
Peru Town Hall
Manchester School Board Meeting Sparks Debate
Manchester School Board gathers at Manchester Elementary School to discuss district priorities and funding allocations, with trustees weighing potential policy changes and community input on education initiatives.
Former Enchanted Doll House owners plan new venture
Manchester reports former Enchanted Doll House owners have purchased adjacent Route 7 property to open a doll museum and store selling antique dolls and accessories. The 1812 red colonial house will be restored and the museum is planned to open in spring. officials say it will not compete with the Enchanted Doll House.
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Enchanted Doll House
Plan New Venture
Manchester
Jean Schramm
Mad Tom
Stonesthrow
Enchanted Dollhouse
Rutland Savings Bank Plans 1 Million Dollar Capital Notes
The Rutland Savings Bank will offer 1,000,000 in Capital Notes at 8.75 percent interest. Subscriptions run from November 1, 1977 to January 31, 1978, subject to extension at the bank’s option and possible early full subscription.
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Rutland Savings Bank
Commissioner of Banking and Insurance
Vermont
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mutual Savings Bank
Manchester Center
Corner Merchants Row
Center Street
Rutland
Manchester Shopping Center
Manchester
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Judy Baldwin
Paula Glanzberg
David Matteson
Jean Merrill
Randolph
Richard Amadon
Shaftsbury Elementary
Ed Bianchi
Peter Curtis
Shaftsbury
Liz Hoar
Kevin Greene
Mike Hulett
Kelly Daniels
Hoosick Falls, N.Y
CSEA
William Lochner
Arlington
VFW
VFW Rooms
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Danby
Union District 23
Currier Memorial School
Manchester School Board
Manchester Elementary School
Rite Aid Discount Pharmacy
Vld
Main St
Bennington
Mammoth Mart Plaza
Bennington, Vermont
Lane
Elm Street
Freeman
Burt Bros
Doll House
Schramms
West End Brewing Co
Schramm
Deer Meadow
FV Ce Ee As
Food Market
Madkour’s
G.E
Hotpoint
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