Williamstown Baroque Concerts Headline Williamstown Consort
The Griffin Hall Concerts series at Williams College presents a weekend of Baroque chamber works by the Williamstown Baroque Consort on February 10 and 11 at 8 30 p m. The 1967 formed group features Gregory Piper Marcia Brown Miriam Piper Nancy Hirsche Edward Gale and more in Handel Monteverdi Vivaldi and Bach pieces with soloists from local colleges and arts groups.
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Williamstown
Mass
Griffin Hall
Williams College
Williamstown Baroque Consort
Consort
Victor Hill
Handel
Gregory Piper
Mount Greylock
Cornelius
Mt Greylock
Hella Dolly
Marcia Brown
Middlebury College
Paul Skrobela
Monteverdi
Busy Walloomsac seniors plan Montreal trip
A crowded Walloomsac senior citizens meeting on February 5 at 1 p.m. was conducted by president Miss Ann O'Brien. Attendees discussed plans for a trip to Montreal and ongoing senior activities.
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Ann O'Brien
Montreal
Mt Equinox Grange notes and activities
Mt Equinox Grange held a February meeting voting on three candidates and discussing insurance topics read by Julius Wil. The group joined the Old Cemetery Association and was invited to the Loyalty Day Parade in Manchester by the VFW. The executive committee was tasked to draft a Medicare bill response. A dinner and later degrees planned for February 10, with no meetings on February 18 or March 5. Next meeting March 12 will include third and fourth degrees, a harvest dinner, and a dues event. The Home Economics Committee will judge the keyholder and baking contests on March 19.
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Mt. Equinox Grange
Julius Wil
Grange
Old Cemetery Association
VFW
Manchester
Executive Committee
Congress
Mt. Equinox Corp
Home Economics Committee
Rutland
Department of Libraries
Southwestern
Bennington County
Cynthia Watters
East & Main
South Shaftsbury
Pennock’s
Sunderland
Manchester Center
Edith Gigel
John Button
Watervliet Arsenal
Gerald Morin
Richard Severson
Liz Pokines
Mt Anthony Union High School board election set for Feb 27
Voters in the Mt Anthony Union High School district go to the polls at Pownal Town Hall from 1 to 7 pm on Tuesday February 27 to elect school directors. Eligibility requires 18 by February 2 and 30 days district residency. absentee voting rules and check lists are published at district and town offices with deadlines of February 23 and the 25 deadline for late applications. The Board of Civil Authority will meet February 12 at 7:30 pm and February 26 at 8 pm to determine eligibility and add names to the list.
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Pownal
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Main St
Bensington
Pan
Lucy W. Johnson
Hubert 8. Cummings Jr
Elm St
Bennington
Union High School District Board of Civil Authority
Open-Faced Smoked Salmon Sandwich and Sauce Tips
Edward Pinsonneault shares kitchen notes on white sauces, advising a heavy-bottomed pan to prevent scorching. He suggests an open-faced smoked salmon sandwich with buttered bread, scrambled eggs, and chives, plus gingersnap folded whipped cream for dessert. A colorful vegetable table decoration and Vermont Steak House promotion complete the piece.
Falls board restores old nepotism rule in hiring
Hoosick Falls Central School board rescinds 1967 policy allowing multiple relatives as teachers and reinstates a 20 year old prohibition effective next year. Snow day makeups planned for April 19 27 and 26 if needed. Open positions listed for next year include grades seven, business, English, special ed and industrial arts. Bids for two school buses to be advertised March 19.
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Hoosick Falls
Heosick Falls Central School
New York
Philip Leonard
Mansion good music series tickets on sale now
A four concert piano and chamber music series at the Governor McCullough Mansion in North Bennington begins February 18 with Fitzabatti Arlman Ragenah. The Berkshire Chamber Ensemble and guest artists will perform Chopin Debussy Saint Saens Weber and more. Season tickets are 7.50 for adults 3.75 for students with individual tickets at 2 and 1 respectively. Reserved seating and patron support encouraged.
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Fitzabatti Arlman Ragenah
Governor McCullough
North Bennington
McCullough Mansion Association
Berkshire Chamber Ensemble
Lynne Priest Bujak
Miss Hagenah
Chopin
Liszt
Leviabin
Debussy
New York City
Town Hall
WNYC
Eastman Rochester Philharmonic
Saint Saens
von Weber
Widar
Michael Finckel
Lisa Nelson
Suet Myers
Catherine Weis
We Door
McCullough Mansion
Six blind men meet an elephant parable warns on partial views
A fable shows six blind men each touch a part of an elephant and conclude different meanings. One grasps the tail as a rope, another the trunk as a snake, and another the leg as a tree. The tale cautions that large issues yield many perspectives.
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Williamstown Consort
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Mt. Equinox
Janet Geroulo
Piper
Bach
Miss Geraulo
North Adams State College
Stulent
Francise Bilyeu
David Allard
Jim Hoag Jr
Stowe
Michael Allard
Charles Telford Sr
Ralph Phips
Merritt Telford
Telford Farm
Edward Cottrell
Kenneth Cottrell
Belle Fonte, Pa
Disneyland
Isabella B. Quinlan
William Caulking
Lester Quinlan
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Jim Carey
Charles Arnold Sr
Mauhs Board
Food For
By Edward Pinsonneault
Vermont
Self
Hemnington
Falls Board
First Vermont
First
Brauiboro
Bellows Falls
Chester
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