Accounting Firm Opens Office in Bennington
Trudeau MacAlpine and Company certified public accounting firm opens a new office at 507 Main St Bennington joining existing offices in North Adams Massachusetts. The firm founded in 1971 by Bernard Trudeau and William MacAlpine serves Berkshire County and southern Vermont with CPA services and professional involvement in regional chambers.
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Trudeau
North Adams State College
MacAlpine
Framingham High School
Bentley College
Seabrook Nuclear Plant Decision Teased by Carter Aides
Seabrook New Hampshire and 249 other plants face EPA cooling waivers. final ruling depends on Carter administration appointees. Public Service Co of New Hampshire says the issue is a top priority. EPA officials caution decisions await inauguration and may set a nationwide precedent. Nuclear regulatory hearings begin in Nashua as the process unfolds.
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Seabrook
Carter
Manchester
N.H
UPI
Jimmy Carter
The
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
EPA
Seabrook Station
Shants
John Quarles
Environmental Protection Agency
Boston
Quarles
New England
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Nashua
Bennington Welcomes Patricia Barr Bar Exam High Scorer
Patricia Barr, a new attorney in Bennington, passed the Vermont bar with one of the highest scores. She is noted for not being a law school graduate but completing four years of clerkship and internship with practicing attorneys. Barr also serves as president of the Vermont chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. Environmental and regulatory actions surround a nearby PSC project and EPA rulings, with lawsuits filed by groups in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. EPA Administrator Train on a ruling that could affect open cooling systems and seawater discharge implications. The PSC faces deadlines for briefs, while construction presses on at the oceanfront site with substantial investment and thousands of workers involved.
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Bennington
Patricia Barr
Vermont Bar Association
Ms. Webster
PSC
EPA
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
NRC
Quarles
Russell Train
Train
John McGlennon
Senior Center Hot Meals and Free Mini-Bus Rides Expand
Senior citizens can ride the mini-bus to Luncheon at the Senior Center or Brookside for free starting December 1, while other trips remain 50 cents. Reservations for meals and bus service are through the Hot Meals Program office at 442-8012 by 10 am the day before. Volunteers needed for hostesses and homebound lunch deliveries. drivers paid 15 cents per mile.
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Citzens
Brookside
North St
Putnam Square
UCS
Brookside Senior Apartment
Senior Center
New York
Fires probe in Vermont churches and warehouses
Vermont officials probed two fires that gutted a Congregational Church in South Hero on the Lake Champlain islands and destroyed a Buck’s Furniture Outlets warehouse and nearby house in Walcott. Sub-zero temps hampered crews. officials cited possible wiring defects and no injuries were reported.
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United Press International
Vermont
Congregational
South Hero
Lake Champlain Islands
Lamoille
Walcott
Buck’s
Vt. 15
Wayne Whitcomb
Union Carbide awards 25 years of service at Bennington
Five Union Carbide Corp. Bennington employees received certificates for quarter century of service. In the photo from left to right are Terese Reardon, David T. Gates, Stella R. Bruneau, James F. Foley, and plant manager Conrad C. R. Hoffman.
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Union Carbide Corp
Bennington
Terese
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Northern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
Williamstown Board of Trade
William MacAlpine and
Bernard Trudeau
Association
Ms. Barr
American Civil Liberties Union
Barr
Claire Santway Coordinator
Atlantic City
Grand Isle
Union Carbide
Wisugirwgs
Leboro Bratt
LEED
Pittsfield
Torrington
Conn
Judy Dame
Advertisers
Bennington Banner
Berkshire Eagle
Torrington Register
Brattleboro Reformer
Benningtonia
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