Arlington Chorale old fashioned carol sing
Arlington Memorial auditorium hosts the Arlington Chorale for a Sunday evening Christmas carol sing at 7 30 with free admission. The program features Mozart and Longfellow pieces plus a mix of 14th century to English carols and regional hymns.
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Arlington
The
Arlington Chorale
Arlington Memorial Auditorium
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Jesus
Christ
Solstice Celebration Sunday at Unitarian Fellowship
The Unitarian Fellowship in North Bennington hosts a Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. on Dec 14 in the McCullough Library featuring a Hanukkah and Christmas themed program led by Mrs. Stuart DuBoff with participation by members and children. The Green Mountain Guild presents a free Christmas drama at North Bennington School on Dec 12, funded by a Vermont Arts Council matching grant.
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Fellowship
McCullough
North Bennington
Green Mountain Guild
Phillip Viereck
Vermont Council On the Arts
Meeting on state park as scheduled
SHAFTSBURY The hearing before the Vermont Department of Forests and Parks to consider further development of Shaftsbury State Park at Lake Shaftsbury will be held on Thursday Dec. 11 at 7 30 p m in Cole Hall as originally scheduled Because of a conflict with the school program that night it.
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Vermont Department of Forests and Parks
Shaftsbury State Park
Lake Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Hoosick Falls adopts Building Code and flood program
Hoosick Falls town officials announce the Building Code and Subdivision Regulations are in force for non village property owners. Plans to subdivide require planning board approval, and building permits are needed for new construction with specific doorway and structure rules. HUD reports the town is in the National Flood Insurance Program effective December 16 1975 with subsidized rate flood coverage up to 35 000 for homes and 100 000 for other buildings, plus contents limits, through Great American Insurance Company.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Town Board
Town Planning Board
Planning Board
Sam Scaglione
New Town Building Inspector
Spector
Raymond Calhoun
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Hunter
Great American Insurance Company
Lake Success
F.I.A
Town of Hoosick Youth Commission names new members
Leo McGuire, youth director, presented a written report on Youth Commission membership at the town board meeting led by Supervisor Raymond E. Calhoun. A replacement for Town Justice William Fitzpatrick on the Commission must be named by the town board before his January 1 term expiry, as Fitzpatrick already fills a vacancy created by Lawrence Murphy Jr. moving out of town. James Myers was named to replace Lawrence Murray, also moving away. Current terms: Robert Milliman 1976, Fitzpatrick 1977, Judy Wheeler 1978, (to be named by Jan 1) 1979, James Myers 1980, Donald Bogardus 1981, Omer Brenenstuhl 1982. The board was asked to consider a playground in Eagle Bridge and to seek site proposals for a second ward playground in Hoosick Falls, with public hearings scheduled for Monday, Dec. 15 at the West Hoosick Firehouse.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leo McGuire
Town of
Hoosick
James Myers
Donald Bogardus
Omer Brenenstuhl
Eagle Bridge
Calhoun
West Hoosick Firehouse
Vermont towns mull three-way merger plan
Rockingham selectmen approve a plan to consolidate with Bellows Falls and Saxtons River into a single municipal unit. Public hearings and a town meeting day referendum in March will decide the merger fate. In Stowe, voters approved a zoning ordinance 49 to 214 to curb growth in the resort area. In Middlebury, jury drawing began in the first degree murder trial of Roy Girouard, charged in the June shooting of Richard Peers.
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UPI
Selectmen
Vermont
Bellows Falls
Saxtons River
STOWE
Town Planning Commission
Board of Selectmen
Middlebury
Roy Girouard
South Burlington
Richard Peers
Winooski
Addison County Superior Court
Budget clash ends in veto override failure in Troy
In Rensselaer County, Democrats fail to override County Executive William J. Murphy's veto of the 1976 budget, despite an 11 to 9 party line vote. The $46 million plan will raise the real property tax rate by 32 percent, with legal challenges planned. Separately, Troy officials announce a youth bureau study to improve services and attract state and federal funds, pending state division approval and a feasibility review.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
U.S
Maine
Patrick Leahy
Robert Stafford
Leahy
Stafford
Troy
Rensselaer
William J. Murphy
Murphy
Marvin I. Honig
City Youth Commission
State Division of Youth
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