Dorset moves to curb mobile home park development
Dorset Planning Commission proposes by law amendments to remove mobile home park as a conditional use in rural residential districts and delete cluster subdivision rules. If the park advances Dorset could not tolerate another mobile home park, with hearings set for Dec 27 and a spring town vote.
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Dorset
Dorset Planning Commission
Planning Commission
William Barrows
Dorset Hills Park
Barrows
Selectmen’s Meeting
Vermon
Arlington Zoning Board Grants Permits in Contested Snow Case
Arlington Zoning Board reluctantly approves a D permit for Floyd Snow to complete a house on East Road, despite noncompliance with dimension and get-back rules. The decision hinges on a 30 day auto grant loophole after a late application, as Snow’s foundation and growing structure faced prior court orders and a shifting permit history. Board members condemn the maneuver, warn of further action, and stress the need for public awareness of zoning enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Brown
Arlington
Arlington Zoning Board of Adjustment
Floyd Snow
East Road
Helen Wood
Nancy Worsoe
Orrin Griffis
Robert Stroffoleno
Snow
Kennedy Ludlam
Burton Snow Jr
Ludlam
Burton Snow
Dorset ZBA approves Schonbergs restaurant in former Schoolhouse Woolens
Dorset ZBA granted a variance to Nancy and Leonard Schonberg to convert the Route 7 North Dorset building into a restaurant and bar serving about 30 patrons with parking for 11. The board also approved George Maxwell’s pond project with a setback variance. A separate request by Charles O’Neil to build on land offered by the state in Emerald Lake State Park was deferred as zoning questions linger about state land status and re zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Traffic Committee
Charles Eichel
Dorset West Road
Manchester Line
Post Office Road
Dorset
George Maxwell
Dorset Hills
Larry Pratt
Department of Agriculture
Bennington
IBA
Charles O’neil
Emerald Lake State Park
Woodford State Park
O’neil
Woodford
O'Neil
Dorset Town Road
Eleanor O’donovan
Planning Commission
ZBA
Hoosick Falls Hosts Annual Junior High Christmas Concert
Hoosick Falls Central School will stage its Junior High Christmas Concert on Thursday December 19 at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. The Junior Choir directed by Calvin Pedersen with Cathy Corcoran will perform several carols and the Junior Band led by William Gaillard will add orchestral selections and solos. The Senior Band of 1978 will close with festive numbers. Also noted are St Marys Auxiliary Christmas party details, local fire district elections, and a Walloomsac area agricultural district meeting and St Marys Academy Christmas program.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Calvin Pedersen
Cathy Corcoran
Jay Livingston
Ray Evans
Harry Simeone
J. Pierpont
E. German
J. Platt
A. Lewis
William Gaillard
John Kinyon
G. F. Handel
John Meaz
Scott Tate
Neil Diamond
W. A. Mozart
Johnny Marks
John Chimile
Nens St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Peg Rimkunas
Ginny Cuddihy
Agnes Powers
Roberta Gyberg
Rensselaer Star Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Agnes Smith
Petersburg
Raymond Calhoun
Clara Johnson
Jessie Lewis
Ruth Olsen
Boyntonville
Allison Reed
Jean Brien
Mary Cook
Margaret Whitter
Walloomsac
North Hoosick
East Hoosick
Cottrell Road
Rensselaer County
Hoosick
Breese Hollow
West Hoosick-Pittstown
Burton Lake
Edward Cottrell
Walloomsac, Former Town of
Cottrell
Roger Moseley
Buskirk
West Hoosick- Pittstown
St. Mary’s Academy
Mary Jean Legacy
Marien Cramer
Donna O’neil
Frank Wirmusky
David Liporace
Open House Sunday at Park McCullough House in North Bennington
The second annual open house runs Sunday December 15 from 2 to 5 pm at the Park McCullough House in North Bennington. A 14 foot Christmas tree and numerous Yuletide decorations fill halls and mantels while residents and volunteers showcase wreaths, paper swatches, and nativity displays. A 4 pm Mexican Christmas program features marimbas and violins, with a festive pinata and carol singing throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury Garden Club
Cole Hall
Shaftsbury
Park- McCullough
North
Bennington
Ann Hatcher
Fantasy Furniture Fame
Linda Aja
Prospect School
Dorothy Durand
Ruth Dewey
Dorothy Aja
Marie Baldwin
Margaret Meacham
Eagles donate to 14 worthy causes in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Fraternal Order of Eagles distributed 1400 in cash to fourteen beneficiaries during a dinner marking their 29th anniversary. Recipients included Town Rescue Squad Cam bridge Rescue Squad Pittstown Rescue Squad Town of Hoosick Community Center Hoosick Post American Legion Building Fund March of Dimes Salvation Army Heart Fund Reynolds Foundation Grand Aerie Golden Eagles Fund Hoosick Misses Softball League and Hoosick Falls Cemetery Association. The total this year reaches 3500. Initiations followed with six candidates admitted from Utica and five into the Auxiliary by Glens Falls. REAC members provided breakfast and a post meal buffet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Order of Eagles
Town of
Hoosick
The
Eagles
Cambridge Rescue Squad
Pittstown
Town of Hoosick
Utica
Glens Falls
Retired Eagles Activity Club
REAC
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Joan Colgan
Sheilah Miller
Squiers
State Welfare Department
Fred Whittemore
Bennington County
F. Snow
Joseph Galli
Bruce Caler
Chance
Dorset Zba
Edith Beaumont
O— Omer Brenenstuhl
Ralph Philpott
Elizabeth Sharkey
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Kansas
Miss Sharkey
Raymond Sharkey
Nina Downing
Van
Susan Meacham
Norman Greenberg
Association
Mary Burton-Beinecki
Larry Powers
Ursula Scott
Petie Palmer
Tordis Isselhardt
Frigidaire
Lane Cedar Chests
Aas Aden
Walloomiac Tree Farm
Cottrell Rd
Stateline RT
Boi Ytem
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Gountry
Glothes
Williamstown
Herman Geist
Water St
Paul Duke
Washington
Peter Lisagor
Chicago Daily News
Charles Corddry
Baltimore Sun
Neil MacNeil
Time Magazine
NPACT
National Public Affairs Center For Television
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