Pownals Teen Dance Moves to Saturday at Center
The Pownal dance for teens scheduled for tonight at the Pownal Recreational Community Center has been moved to Saturday from 8 to 11 pm. Aphrodesia will play. The Solomon Wright Library opens Saturday 10 a.m. to noon. Girl Scout troop 489 meets at the center Saturday 1 to 2 p.m.
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Pownal
Pownal Recreational Community Center
Aphrodesia
Solomon Wright
Community meetings and tax notices for Pownal area
Boy Scout Troop 347 meets at 1 30 p m at Pownal Elementary. Alcoholics Anonymous gathers Saturday at 8 p m at Pownal Recreational Community Center. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sunday 5 to 7 p m at Pownal United Methodist Church. Absentee ballots for March 2 town meeting due by 9 p m Feb 27. Mount Anthony Union High School budget vote absentee deadline Feb 20. Special meeting Feb 17 7 15 p m at Dorset Elementary to discuss delinquent tax collection. Feb 9 senior citizens card party winners listed: Mable Costantino canasta. George Rogers Agnes Stevens pitch. Jessie Bartowski Ed Caine pinochle. Peter Pacitto door prize.
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Mount Anthony Union High School
Dorset
Mable Costantino
George Rogers
Agnes Stevens
Pitch
Jessie Bartowski
Ed Caine
Peter Pacitto
New Books at McCullough Library in North Bennington
List of newly arrived adult and juvenile titles including The Ocean World of Jacques Cousteau and Owls in the Family. Also noted are local town office closures in Manchester on Washington's Birthday.
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McCullough Library
North Bennington
Jacques Cousteau
Cousteau
Cape Cod
Giambarba
Secret Service
Youngblood
Tyre
My Darling
Thayer
Bonsall
Hansi — Bemelmans
Abraham Lincoln
D’aulaire
Yasin
Arabia
Jwaideh
Commodore Perry
Japan
Reynolds
Tresselt
Watson
Keene
Clymer
Small & Lent
Britannica
Manchester
Washington
Petersburg
Bennington
Topping Tavern
Shaftsbury
Peter Cook
Eugene Kosche
Bicentennial projects spotlight in Rensselaer County
Edith Beaumont reports Hoosick Falls Kiwanis hears Mable Hewitt discuss county bicentennial efforts. Topics include Pittstown cemeteries, As In Days Gone By booklet, maps of Hoosick scenes, a Brunswick cook book and library donations, Schaghticoke tour guide, Stephentown cemetery data, and Ne w England Colony registrar roles.
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Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Mable W. Hewitt
Troy
Henry Christmas
Rensselaer County Historical Society
Hoosick
Pittstown
Holland
Hewitt
Mapletown
East Hoosick
Joseph Holloway
George Peer
George Holbrook
William Gaillard
Brunswick
Kiwanis Club
Knickerbocker
Schaghticoke
Vermont primary fee case heads to appeal
Brattleboro man Peter Diamondstone and Liberty Union advocate Nancy Kaufman argue the 1000 dollar filing fee for Vermont's presidential primary is unconstitutional, saying it blocks the poor. Judge Coffrin keeps Wright off the ballot but notes other avenues remain. A three judge panel will rule on the fee’s constitutionality. Diamondstone vows to appeal.
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U.S. District Court
Albert Coffrin
Burlington
Wright
Peoples Party
Damondstone
Coffrin
Diamondstone
Smith
Saratoga Fair receives flatbed track approval for 1976 run
The New York Racing Commission approved a flatbed track for the Saratoga Fair from June 25 to July 4. Saratoga Fair Inc officials say they will sponsor the event despite a $1.1 million loss in 1975, with H M Stevens Inc withdrawing backing. A 14-member Saratoga Fair Inc board was announced as plans proceed. Concession prices will rise modestly but fair quality should remain high.
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Saratoga Springs
New York Racing Commission
Saratoga Fair, Inc
H.M. Stevens Inc
Saratoga Fair Inc
Sheriff’s Dept 1-Year Contract Approved by Union
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department union members approved a one year contract Thursday through the Civil Service Employees Association. The package includes wage hikes up to 2500 dollars and standardized pay for similar roles, plus extended benefits such as extra vacation and sick leave. Tenure protections and layoff guarantees were not included, disappointing some staff.
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Troy
Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Department
Jack Rogers
Civil Service Employes Association
Sheriff’s Department
West Stockbridge teen tangled in snowbound chase
An 18-year-old West Stockbridge man Paul C. Rudd tried to outrun a state trooper in a high speed pursuit through Richmond highways but got stuck in snow near the last inhabited homes. Rudd was arrested on driving while intoxicated and driving to endanger charges and held at the Lee state police lockup overnight awaiting a Wednesday morning court appearance. Speeds reached up to 100 mph before the vehicle stopped in a snow pile.
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Burlington
UPI
Richard Smith
Windsor
Chittenden
William Woodruff
Woodruff
Smith
Richmond
West Stockbridge
William Fisher
Paul C. Rudd
Rudd
Lee State Police
Fisher
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