Zoning ruling upholds Barkers’ mobile home case
Superior Court in January upheld the Zoning Board of Adjustment ruling denying a year round mobile home in the Forest and Recreation District. Robert and Anita Barker appealed after ZBA rescinded a permit issued for a new trailer on their five acre Bentley Hill Road property. The Barkers argued Barrows used his trailer seasonally. the court rejected the claim and sustained the ZBA decision.
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Manchester
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Bennington
ZBA
Robert Schmid
Robert
Anita Barker
Bentley Hill Road
Blanchard Stone
Barkers
William D. Barrows Jr
Warwick
R.I
F&r
Barrows
F&f
Barker
David C. Pendleton
Board of Adjustment
Subsidy Application Schedule Altered in Hoosick
Hoosick N Y rent subsidy applications will not be available this Saturday due to Lincoln's birthday observance. Administrator Joseph Berlant announced the schedule change. Applications will be available at the Town Clerk's Office on Classic Street Wednesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Town of
YSB seeks continued funding for youth centers
Sandy Jones of the Bennington County Youth Service Bureau reports ongoing applications for a part time Arlington Youth Center director. The LEAA funded grant totals about 35 000 dollars but ends in June, with a new 50 000 dollar request under a Vermont coalition seeking 500 000 dollars in discretionary LEAA funds for three centers. The plan includes eight youths employed part time, a full time county worker, and potential directors for Arlington Manchester and Bennington centers.
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Sandy Jones
Bennington County
Bennington
Senior Citizens Center
Benmont Ave
Manchester
USB
Vermont
Association of Youth Service Bureaus, Inc
LEAA
Arlington
YSB
Arlington Snowmobile Club to hear trail regulation talk
The Arlington Snowmobile Club meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the East Arlington Firehouse with Cpl. William Chenard from Shaftsbury Barracks discussing new national forest trail regulations near Kelly Stand. Ron Kelly of Arlington Rescue Squad will speak on emergency first aid. Refreshments follow. Louis Krauetler of Arlington, a Vermont Technical College student, named to the fall honors list.
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Arlington Snowmobile Club
East Arlington Firehouse
William Chenard
Shaftsbury Barracks
National Forest
Kelly Stand
Ron Kelly
Arlington Rescue Squad
Louis Krauetler
Arlington
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Government eyed subsidies for subway art program
Washington reports the Transportation Department proposed grants to foster art and design in transportation facilities. An annual awards program would honor outstanding achievement in design art and architecture in transit systems. The plan appeared in a Federal Register notice issued by outgoing Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr.
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Washington
UPI
Transportation Department
Federal Register
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
White Creek board approves revenue sharing use and tape meetings
White Creek Town Board plans to spend 10000 dollars of federal revenue sharing on road resurfacing and 5000 on equipment, with a bucket loader purchase discussed. Meeting was recorded in full for the first time, with tapes kept by the town clerk for public reference.
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White Creek
N.Y
Leo Jeskie
James Nolan
Jeskie
Gerald Moses
Nolan
Harry Dempsey
State Supreme Court
Washington County
Manchester man proud of reverend daughter first woman priest
Dorr Sproat of Williard Road in Manchester speaks proudly of his daughter Marilyn Jeanne Sproat who in January was ordained as the first woman priest in the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts. He recalls her religious upbringing, shares that he cannot attend the ceremony due to illness, and notes she pursued religious life after considering a convent at age 20. He and his wife Marion keep in touch by phone and display every article about her.
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Manchester
Dorr Sproat
Williard Road
Marilyn Jeanne Sproat
Massachusetts
Sproat
Jeanne
Marion
Door Kicked In At Hoosick Falls Laundromat
Hoosick Falls police report vandals kicked in a door at Shapiro's Laundromat on Church Street Wednesday night but caused no apparent interior damage. Several youths were seen nearby. no arrests were made.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Shapiro’s
Church Street
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Bethel Mills
Bethel
John Durphy
Arlington Youth Center
David Vilner
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Arlington Center
Vilner
Arlington Town Meeting
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White Creek Board
By Anne Eisenmenger
Donna Catellier
Marlboro
Richard C. Lewontin
Marlboro College
Lewontin
University of Rochester
University of Chicago
Alexander Agassiz
Harvard
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
American Eugenics Society
Council of Academic Advisors
Washington County Planning Department
State Department of Environmental Conservation
County Board of Supervisors
Swift’s
Boston University
University of Massachusetts
Order of St. Anne
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
University of Michigan Medical Center
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Main Street
Bennington, VT
DIAL
Aks
Main St
Arlington, Vermont
Murray's
North ST
Dick Torrey
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