New income criteria for school meals in Vermont
Vermont Department of Education updates income scales for reduced price meals. Additional family members add 750 yearly, 63 monthly for free meals, 1,180 yearly and 98 monthly for reduced price meals. Hardship conditions allow eligibility despite higher gross incomes. Applications available in school principals’ offices.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Department of Education, Child Nutrition Programs
Honor Roll list and Homemaker Club meeting noted in Hoosick Falls
The Hoosick Falls Central School announces second marking period honor roll for grades 7 to 12 including multiple 90 plus averages across grades 12 11 10 and 9. Separately the West Arlington Homemaker Extension Club met December 17 with 15 members, a guest, luncheon carol singing readings and a Christmas for the Birds talk.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
James Stritch
Lisbeth Gilson
Phyllis Liperace
Sally Burke
Ellen Burke
Peter Cottrell
Mary Jane Daveck
Gabriella Gray
Debra Corbin
Jane Kipp
Laura Crowley
Jeffrey Martinez
Scott Garippa
David Andrick
Stewart Peckham
Denise Martinez
Judy Nason
Diane Waite
Francis Kyer
Marcie O’brien
Beth Brownell
Ann Sukuskas
Mike Magazu
John Thurber
Peggy Bass
Larry Baker
Cindy Griffin
Barbara Sanders
Ronald LaPorte
Bruce Moseley
Gwendolyn Gray
Ann Leeseman
Bonnie Amiden
Wilbur Foshay
Robert Frazier
Kirk Brewster
Robert Beinfort
Kim Benson
Lynn Brenenstuhl
Linda Fleming
Diana Rodak
Kelly Jean Thompson
Magda Sura
West Arlington Homemaker Extension Club
West Arlington
Dorothy Draffin
Hoosick Falls Merit Lists and Local Police Reports
The Hoosick Falls area cites merit list standings for grades 7 through 12 with multiple students named for averages from 85 to 90 percent, plus a note that the Pownal Fire Protection Association will meet at 7 tonight at their firehouse. Separate reports cover a Behan driving while intoxicated arrest after a Route 7 crash and a Wood Memorial Park medical incident involving a wrestling injury case at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Donna Reynolds
Sandra Waite
Peggy Armstrong
Robert Trahan
Jill Kipp
Kimberly Pine
Susan Sheldon
Scott Tate
Bonnie Baker
Mary Darknard
Sharon Mabee
Corrine Bakaitis
Daniel Bradley
Jay Wysocki
William Cipperly
Ronald Morin
Theresa Chaplin
Robert St. Hilaire
Deborah Ciuk
Duane Moll
Diane Luciani
Robert Michie
Sally Betii
Edmund Wells
Mark Calhoun
Kathleen Hall
John Miller
Pownal
Matthew E. Behan
Troy
Hoosick
Behan
Hoosick Falls Village
Wood Memorial Park
Glens Falls
Driscoll
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Ellis Hospital
Hoosick Falls
Ithaca
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Police Notes Seeks Hit Run Vehicle
Hoosick Falls village police review a hit and run on River Street near the bridge, identify a craft of paint chips and chrome, and report other incidents. Officers cite a two car crash on Classic Street near The Bank parking lot, a juvenile seizure for hunting with a gun, vandalism at Oak Industries, a prowler on River Street, door alarms at Dougherty's bar, snowballing near the Youth Center, and a hit and run on Mechanic Street involving George Cottrell. two passengers injured.
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Hoosick Falls Illage
River Street
River Road
Classic
J.H. Sternberg
Abbott St
Joseph A. Bogardus
Parsons Ave
Ronald Tate
Oak Industries
Tri Point Plant
First Street
Joseph Shaw
River St
Shaw
Church Street
Jerry DeLuca
Saratoga Street
New York State Highway Department
N.Y
George M. Cottrell
R.D. 2
Hoosick Falls
Mechanic Street
Charles Weeden
R.D. 1
Johnsonville
Cottrell
Weeden
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Rutland Vermont teachers contract dispute unsettled
Both sides hope the Rutland area schools reopen Jan 5 after holiday break as the Vermont Labor Relations Board nullified the contract and ordered renewed talks. The board faulted the school board for premature authority and noncompliance with state procedures, while ruling partly for the board on harassment allegations.
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Labor Relations Board
Donald O’brien
South Burlington teachers to vote on tentative contract
South Burlington teachers vote January 8 on a two year tentative deal with the school board after an impasse last June over across the board raises sick leave at retirement severance contract length and extra pay for department heads. The agreement follows a fact finding panel report issued December 15.
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South Burlington
UPI
Medicaid paid 16.4 million to Vermonters in past year
Blue Cross Blue Shield reported 16.4 million Medicaid payments to low income Vermonters in Fiscal 1975, with over 71 thousand claims monthly and a 13 percent monthly increase. Hospitals received 7.1 million of the total. Separately, police hunted two men after an armed robbery at Tom's Market in Winooski, with 1,800 dollars taken and no injuries reported.
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Montpelier
UPI
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Vermont
Winooski
Tom's Market
Waterford braces police budget review under new supervisor
Waterford supervisor elect J Richard Breen plans a budget review of the police department after saying he cannot understand the 105000 dollar request. Breen promised to share costs and also weighs contracting sewer maintenance with water commissioners. COHOES Democrats choose Edward J Guire as local chairman after November victories and party unity push.
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Waterford
J. Richard Breen
Breen
Cohoes
Democratic Party
Edward J. Guire
Reform
Guire
Citizens’ Party
Ronald J. Canestrari
Frank T. Julian
North Adams faces waste dumping case hearing in Boston
Massachusetts attorney general schedules January conference in Boston over alleged illegal toxic waste dumping at the North Adams landfill tied to the Grace Co. Public Works Commissioner Girardi claims a mystery witness and new evidence will clear him. he says he will attend with letters and a Grace witness. Separate flood inquiry at Drury High School reviews Christmas day damage from a broken sprinkler system with saturated carpets and ceiling failures and questions about insurance coverage.
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North Adams
Massachusetts Attorney General's Office
Boston
W.R. Grace Co
Public Works
Joseph Girardi
Girardi
Grace Co
George Heisler
New Drury High School
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