Sprague Re-elected Falls Fire Chief in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Volunteer Fire Department re-elected Walter J. Sprague as fire chief at its recent meeting. Officers John Button first assistant chief Andrew C. Kipp and Bernard Graney secretary and treasurer. Robert Fredrickson captain William Greenwood first lieutenant James Powers second lieutenant. William F. Cronin named deputy chief. Honorary memberships to local residents will be offered upon acceptance.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Walter J. Sprague
John Button
Andrew C. Kipp
Bernard Graney
Robert Fredrickson
William Greenwood
Readsboro seeks federal funds for sewage and water mains
Readsboro plans to apply for 1.25 million dollars in HUD funds from Vermont. The town seeks 154,350 dollars for a sewage disposal system and 111,000 dollars for water mains along Tunnell Street, per administrative assistant Charles Dooley.
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Readsboro
Vermont
Housing and Urban Development Department
Tunnell Street
Charles Dooley
Hoosick Falls 4-H Club plans Christmas party
The Rensselaer Rough Riders 4 H Club met at Joseph Florio home to plan a Dec 27 Christmas party at the Florio residence. Members are asked to bring grab bag gifts and refreshments. Afterward, they made decorations for Hoosick Falls Health Center. Ice skating lessons start Saturday at Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial rink from 9 to 11 am with Nancy Home as instructor. A $4 fee is due Saturday morning. Charles Frazier Jr of Burlington hospitalizes after a ladder accident with multiple injuries. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Fizier and was recently co owner of Home Window Washing. SA David G Luther, US Navy, visits home from Norfolk and resumes duties Dec 27 for a Mediterranean cruise on Jan 5.
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Rensselaer Rough Riders
4-H
Joseph Florio
Classic Street
Florio
Hoosick Falls
Tuice
Reynolds- Gilchrest
Nancy Home
Pittsfield
Mass
Charles Frazier Jr
Burlington
Charles Fizier
Cummings Street
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Frazier
SA David G. Luther
U.S. Navy
Charleston
Norfolk
N. Gordon Luther
Main St
Vermont Historic Preservation Council elects Popecki chair
At the December 11 meeting of the Vermont Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Joseph T. Popecki was elected chairman. Popecki, director of Libraries at St. Michael's College, replaces Robert Burley who remains a member. Popecki has been the first president and is a current member of the Vermont Archeological Society Executive Board.
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Montpelier
Vermont Advisory Council On Historic Preservation
Joseph T. Popecki
Popecki
St. Michael’s College
Robert Burley
Waitsfield
Vermont Archeological Society
Vermont grants 90 day extension on land swap deal
Vermont approves a 90 day extension for Rocky Vermont Inc to swap 2000 acres near Camel's Hump State Park for 600 acres of the state hospital farm. Local opposition spurred the swap, officials expect a modified plan on the smaller site, with a mid March deadline described as the final extension by Administration Secretary Robert Wilson.
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Duxbury
UPI
Vermont
Rocky Vermont Inc
State Hospital
Rocky Vermont
Administration
Robert Wilson
Caldwell Development seeks $600000 from UDC over Uncle Sam Mall
A Williamsville based Caldwell Development Corp files suit in the New York state supreme court to recover nearly $600,000 for past work on the Uncle Sam Mall project against the state Urban Development Corp and the city urban renewal agency. Caldwell previously sued in Buffalo. The mall plan stalled after the state agency faced financial trouble last year. In Albany, five W.T. Grant Co. stores in the capital area will close after Christmas. The chain, with 37 New York stores and 96 others in the northeast, is reducing its footprint as bankruptcy proceedings continue. About 5,000 employees will lose jobs. Albany outlets slated to close include East Greenbush, Hudson Falls, Johnstown, Kingston and Beacon.
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Uncle Sam
State Supreme Court
Caldwell Development Corp
Williamsville
State Urban Development Corp
UDC
City Urban Renewal Agency
Caldwell
Buffalo
Albany
W.T. Grant Co
Capital Area
New York
East Greenbush
Hudson Falls
Johnstown
Kingston
Beacon
Grants
Albany Area
Berkshire town manager faces charges over consulting fees
In Williamstown, town manager Robert M. Janes denies approving about 1000 dollars in consulting fees for unnecessary work, per planning consultant Carol J. Thomas. In North Adams, city workers may take one of two Fridays off after Christmas or New Year’s Eve as extra vacation. Pittsfield parochial schools face enrollment concerns due to a 150 dollar tuition, though St Joseph’s High School enrollment is down 10 percent but not at risk.
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Williamstown
Robert M. Janes
Bennington
Carol J. Thomas
Jones
North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
Pittsfield
St. Joseph’s
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