Manchester Selectmen defend public works supervisor budget
Manchester officials defend the proposed public works supervisor position citing efficiency and long term savings to city funds. The role would oversee all town equipment, maintain inventory, handle purchasing for roads and sewers, enforce safety, supervise the road crew, and report to the town manager. The budget totals 421,319 to be raised by taxes with a 1.97 per 100 assessment rate and includes 90,797 in general expenses plus new accounts for photocopying and increased staff costs. The town also discussed vehicle purchases and a pool project funded by revenue sharing, along with legal costs tied to a civil rights suit stemming from the 1972 Whipple's Pharmacy incident.
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Manchester
Selectman
Douglas C. Schner
Schner
Henry R. Lambert
I. Stanford Zecher Jr
Lambert
Belle
Myrick Mountain
Battick
Edward M. Battick
Whipple
Dana Thompson
George Hoag
Zecher
Jiminy Peak cited for four violations after lift crash
Massachusetts board cites Jiminy Peak in four violations after a January 30 ski lift malfunction injuring a dozen. Proved failures include brake maintenance and inspection, training of lift personnel, and maintenance records. Fines set at 100 dollars per violation. attorney general to impose.
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Great Barrington
Mass
UPI
Jiminy Peak
Massachusetts Recreational Tramway Board
Channing P. Murdock
State Attorney’s General Office
Murdock
Gorman to oppose Bogardus in Hoosick Falls village races
Hoosick Falls Democratic Committee selects John Gorman to challenge incumbent Mayor Donald Bogardus of the Independent Party in the March 15 village elections. Democrats nominate Marilyn Keyes Douglas Howard Dee Shaw and William Coonradt for village board seats. facing Independent William Greenwood and challengers Thomas Nugent and Richard Allard.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Democratic Committee
John Gorman
Donald Bogardus
Independent Party
Democrats
Marilyn Keyes Douglas
Howard “Dee” Shaw
William Coonradt
William ‘‘Bud
Greenwood
Thomas A. Nugent
Richard Allard
Gorman
Prudential Insurance Co
Abbott St
Shaw
Dee’s Sunoco
River Road
Douglas
Southern Vermont College
Bennington
Coonradt
Carey Avenue
Wood Flong Corp
Democratic Party
Sharkey’s
Hoosick Democratic
Michael Brewster
Brewster
Shaftsbury ZBA to Meet on Feb 21 in Cole Hall
The Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet Monday Feb 21 at 7 30 p m in Cole Hall downstairs to review Ronald Spivaks revised Munroe Hawkins homestead filing State of Vermonts revised Shaftsbury State Park permit with 15 changes Kenned Corey s nine lot Greenwich Street subdivision and other proper business per the agenda
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Shaftsbury
Town Officers Night At Arlington Grange
Arlington Grange hosts a Town Officers Night inviting all town officers and candidates to speak tonight at 8 30 p m in West Arlington Grange Hall by the covered bridge. Voters can submit questions in the Ask It Basket as lecturer Shirley Mattison notes topics like sewerage treatment, high school additions and driver education are expected. All officers and candidates will attend, and refreshments will be served.
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Clarendon
The
National Grange
Otter Creek
North Clarendon
Grange
Arlington
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Covered Bridge
Shirley Mattison
Heart Fund drive begun in Shaftsbury under Salin
Shaftsbury launches Heart Fund drive with William Salin as chair. Volunteers include Earline Ware as captain and Carol O'Dell Ruth Krawczyk Claire Turner Faye Hardy Joan Wood and more. Local goal set at 787 with funds staying for the community. Also notes Arlington School Board meeting postponed Bowdoin Dean's List recipient Jeffrey Towne and town clerk office holiday closure.
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Shaftsbury
Heart Fund
William Salin
Salin
The
Earline Ware
Carol O’dell
Center Shaftsbury
Ruth Krawczyk
Sedgeley Drive
Claire Turner
Harvest Hills
Faye Hardy
Joan Wood
Jeffrey P. Towne
Arlington
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Towne
Bowdoin
Falls Falls village grieves lower 4 of 10 assessments
Falls officials conducted grievance day to review 10 assessment challenges. Four assessments were reduced while six were left unchanged and identities will be released after mail notification. Two veterans exemptions were also received and bids on a dump truck and plow were postponed for further review.
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Board of Trustees
Falls
Doris McGuire
Latham
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Manchester Selectmen
Selectmen
Montpelier
Democrat
Bogardus
Chester Denio
Hidden Valley Road
U.S
James Jeffords
Vermont
Jeffords
South Cambridge
Pleasant Valley Grange
Mary Hungerford
Marjorie Sutherland
Peggy Hopkins
Caroline Wallace
Robert Donisthorpe
Rodney Brownell
Pearl Brownell
Patricia Kennedy
Sycamore Lane
Cathy Harwood
Cleveland Avenue
Lynn Amadon
Twitchell Hill
Cheryl Loomis
Main Street
Lorraine Mattison
Bertha Denio
Hidden Valley
Arlington School Board
AMHS
Walloomsac
Kevin Bentley
Deposit, N.Y
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Nature
Ate Carpenter
Nature Born
Ture
Rexall Drug Store
Dial
Bennington Area
Senior Citizen Center
North Street
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New Hampshire
NEW Hampshire-Vermont Physician Service
Maar & Son, Inc. Funeral Home
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