Route 7 reconditioning bids awarded in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls and surrounding area await Route 7 improvements after Albin Construction Corp of Schenectady is named apparent low bidder at 482,415 dollars. Project includes resurfacing, widened sections, new guard rails, and three bridges near Hoosick River, with completion hoped for October 1973. Route 7 Improvements Committee chairman Kasmer Stempek criticizes plans for not meeting safety demands and curve elimination goals.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Albin Construction Corp
Schenectady
Hoosick
Route 7 Improvement Committee
Hoosick, Falls
Department of Transportation
Vermont State Line
Hoosick River
DOT
Departments
Charles E. Carlson
Kasmer Stempek
Stempek
Recycling committees hear good news at area meeting
Representatives from Berkshire and Bennington county recycling groups reported improving tonnage for paper and glass. Williamstown led with 42 990 pounds of paper and 22 221 pounds of glass, while Bennington and Clarksburg posted strong figures. announcements highlighted new local recycling efforts, collections logistics, and upcoming tree mulch drop sites.
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Catharine
Foster Williamstown
Berkshire
Bennington County
Pittshield
Manchester
Wilfiwustown
Bennington
Clarksburg
North Adams
Hancock
Chesire
Michael Shay
Williamstown Town
Krano
Leominster
Mass
Pittsfield
Carroll
Williamstown
Santa to Visit Arlington Store This Sunday
Santa will make his official visit to Arlington Sunday, Dec. T1, at 2 p.m. in front of the Arlington Country Variety Store. There will be coffee and doughnuts and free gifts for the children. Visit the Arlington Variety Store for all your Christmas toys and decorations. Hours 8:40 to 5, 1days a week. ADY.
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Santa
Arlington
Arlington Country
ADY
Michael Brewster
Stewster
Flo
Barton Avenue
Hyde
Severson
Bas
Country Club
Woodsbrook
Johnston
Boston & Maine Railroad
River Street
George Peer
High Street
Sunderland Considers Two Lunch Plan Alternatives
Sunderland school directors discussed two options to start a hot lunch program, reviewing a state education report on kitchen needs and considering a cooperative arrangement with Arlington to prepare and ship meals. They aim to decide before March Town Meeting and address related budget items including fire alarm work and busing changes.
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Sunderland
State Education Department
Burlington
James Harrigan
Arlington Schools
Arlington
Schoal
BI Raven
Bennington
Mt. Laurel
Manchester
Foster R. Clement
Clement
Edward Houlihan
Mt. Laurel Ritle
Margaret Farmer
Parents’ School Association
Aladdin at Dorset Playhouse Celebrates Amateur Theatre Fun
Dorset Playhouse presents an English pantomime adaptation of Aladdin and His Wonderful Lamp this weekend. The crowd enjoys playful cross dressing, improvised songs, and a forgiving, fantasy tone despite uneven staging and weak storytelling.
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William Gilbess
Dorset
Dorset Playhouse
Craig Wheaton-Smith
Laddin
Wheaton-Smith
RPI electric power program gains ESSO grant
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute receives a 2000 dollar ESSO Education Foundation grant to support the project Development of Modern Methods for Experimental Analyses of Electrical Machines. The program expands a flexible laboratory and a NSF supported short course for college instructors.
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Troy, N
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Esso Education Foundation
General Electric Company
Tir
Eric T. B. Gross
Philip Sporn
Rensstlaer
Dr. Gross
Te National Science Foundation
Rensselaer
Coege
Prof. Gross
America
RPT
Hiram Puig
University of Puerto Rico
RPI
Claude M. Summers
Arthur J. 0. Cruikshank
University of Dundee
Scotland
Bus Plunge Kills 24 In Philippine River Crash
A San Jose Timber Corp bus plunged from a cliff into a river near Las Navas in northern Samar Province. Twenty four people were killed and 31 injured as the vehicle on route to a job site plunged into the water, a company spokesman said.
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Manila
UPI
A_ timber corporation
Las Navas
Samar
Philippines
San Jose Timber Corp
Falls board postpones bids on new bulldozer
Falls village board delayed bids for a new bulldozer after adviser Frank Spano suggested reassessing whether to keep the payloader at the landfill. A Jan 2 test would rework specifications, with decisions on purchasing for highways or repurposing equipment.
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Falls Board
Highway Department
Herbert Reinfurt
Queston
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