Arlington High School Honor Roll Announced
Arlington Memorial High School lists marking period honors and high honors by grade. Seniors and juniors show multiple honorees including Melanie Andrews and Stacey Cummings, with high honors recipients Charles Hon and Holli Gunther among others.
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Arlington High School
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Melanie Andrews
Daniel Blackmer
Mark Burke
Don Han
Kathy Leslie
Karin Militzer
Brenda Reed
Agassa Rodies
Steven Szabo
Kathleen Thompson
Steven Perry
Edward Waite
Judith Smith
Donella Holton
Sheila Moffitt
Michael Carrow
Stacey Cummings
Brian Dorr
Bruce Dorr
Thomas Hon
James Poulin
Susan Woodard
Ronald Jennings
Matthew Carrow
Charles Hon
Eileen Whitley
Anne Towne
Deborah Hayes
Denise Laskey
Jeffrey Ackert
Brenda Dorr
Richard Farrell
Diane Hanson
Jenny Hon
Bryan Jones
Gretchen Kreel
Katherine Martin
Wanda Pero
James Secor
Joyce Smith
Holli Gunther
North Adams Skating Rink Week Schedule and Changes
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Skating Rink in North Adams Mass releases the week of Dec 15 21 public skating times with daily hours and a weekend 2 to 4 p.m. 8 to 10 p.m. Sunday over 30 only. The schedule notes several changes in the special events lineup with hockey and figure skating sessions across multiple days and clubs.
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North Adams
Mass
Zygamond Nash
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Pittsfield Flyers
Dalton
Northern Berkshire
Christmas Brook
Drury
Bennington Catamount
North Berkshire
Gully
Grange meeting approves five resolutions and notes activities
At the Dec. 4 Battenkill Grange gathering five legislative committee resolutions were approved and sent to Pomona state Grange and proper sources. They covered nurse course at UVM, legislative aid for farmers, bicycle safety, food shortage and prices. Members sang Quilting Party and heard farming notes from Mrs. Maurice Matteson.
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Battenkill Grange
Legislative Committee
Pomona
State Grange
UVM
Maurice Matteson
Mildred Killmartin
Prudence Vaughn
West Arlington Cemetery
Grange
White River Junction
Windsor State Hospital
Brandon
Austine
Elsie Sprague
Vaughn
Deborrah Matteson
Doris Wright
Grangers
Roy Crofut
Matteson
Vermont Faces Major 701 Budget Cuts said to hit planning
Vermont planning agencies could lose 25 to 30 percent of their funding under federal budget cuts that reduce the nationwide 701 planning program by 50 million dollars in fiscal 1975 and another 50 million in 1976. Planning Director Arthur A. Ristan warned the move could have serious long term consequences for regional commissions, though the state expects no closings. He noted Vermont relies heavily on 701 funds for planning expenses and called the short term prospects poor with catastrophic long term effects.
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Ristau
Vermont
Hebard opposes single higher education board plan
Vermont Representative Emory Hebard says a plan to create a single state higher education board will not win approval in the next two years, and he will oppose any merger until Vermont State Colleges gain administrative strength equal to the University of Vermont. The board proposal followed Deputy Education Commissioner Alan Weiss's recommendation at a Governor's Commission meeting.
Budget Crunch and Tax Freeze Dangled by Carey Incoming
The Carey administration faces a potential 1 billion dollar budget gap prompting consideration of tax increases and deep spending cuts while pledges against tax hikes for low and middle income residents hang in the balance. An Arizona developer sues for 36 million over Adirondack Forest Preserve land use rules claiming 7,000 home project viability was harmed.
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Albany
Carey
Arizona
Adirondack Forest Preserve
Horizon Adirondack Corp
St. Lawrence County
State Court of Claims
Albany Law Firm
Berkshire plants to close for 10 days over holidays
Mead and Kimberly Clark will shut down portions of their Berkshire mills for ten days from December 23 to January 1 affecting about 330 hourly workers. Mead’s Laurel and Willow mills and Mozart printing plant will close fully, with minor exemptions. Kimberly Clark expects 80 of 485 papermakers laid off. Salaried staff may be asked to take vacations.
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Mozart
Frederick C. Hartwell
Peter J. Schweitzer
Kimberly. Clark
Hartwell
Record Deer Kill Marks Berkshire Peak Season
Pittsfield reports the largest deer kill in years as Berkshire County tally across five stations reaches 928, with 675 bucks and 253 does. statewide total 2,612 up from 2,037. no Berkshire accidents, one heart attack death, and one reported serious face injury in Springfield.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Berkshire
Richard Cronin
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Berkshires
Cronin
Springfield
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