Williams College windmills proposed to cut power costs
Williams College senior Reed Zars suggests three 100 kilowatt windmills on Berlin Pass near Petersburg New York could supply about one fifth of the college's energy. total cost about 400000 to build and run lines. payoff expected within 10 years with potential to power most of the campus.
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Petersburg
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Arlington School Board set to adopt philosophy and privacy act
Arlington Memorial High School officials prepare for board action on the 1977 78 budget and the high school philosophy and objectives under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. Principal Towne and Superintendent Sleeman present reports as the board considers adoption of the documents. The meeting also covers the Eagles Aerie 2467 nomination and election plans and confirms Army Private Bruce Hunt's reassignment to Schofield Barracks Hawaii.
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Arlington School Board
AMHS
Arnold Wilcox
William Towne
George Sleeman
Arlington Memorial
Board For Adoption
Army
Bruce R. Hunt
LeRoy J. Hunt
Hoosick Falls
25Th Infantry Division
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
Pvt. Hunt
14Th Infantry
Rent subsidy forms assistance in Arlington
Arlington residents may get help preparing rent subsidy applications with Jan Willard of the Vermont Housing Authority. Sessions run 10 am to 3 pm Thursday Feb 24 at the Bennington County Regional Commission office Route 7 across from Arlington Variety Store. Eligibility varies by household size with income limits from 7100 to 12700 and a rent subsidy portion above 25 percent of income. Bring savings books, Social Security, pension, medical bills, interest payments, or other proof. For pre-session questions call Jan Willard at 1828-3295.
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Pattison defends pay hike at village town meeting
In Hoosick Falls Ed Pattison faced questions on gun control environment and the congressional pay raise. He argued the raise attracts qualified lawmakers but would return his increment to his district. He defended environmental regulations amid farmer concerns and cited OSHA survey results.
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Hoosick Area
Edward W. Pattison
West Sand Lake
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Congress
Teachers to learn classroom media use in Wilmington course
A 3 credit graduate course titled Educational Media In The Classroom starts March 3 in Wilmington. Jeanne McWaters and Howard Shapiro lead ten Thursday sessions 4 to 7 pm at Mt Towns Teacher Center, teaching basic AV skills, low cost films, and media techniques for social studies civics language arts and science. Credit may be earned from Castleton Keene North Adams Framingham or University of Vermont. Call 464-8366 for information or registration.
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Wilmington
Jeanne McWaters
Bennington
Howard Shapiro
School For International Training
Mt. Towns
Castleton
Keene
North Adams
Framingham
University of Vermont
Arlington weekly community notices and events update
Arlington schedules feature senior citizen meals at Bailey Hall Fridays and Wednesdays, Bingo and AA meetings at multiple halls, Grange events and Lions meetings. George Pike retires from Arlington Post Office after 20 years. Shaftsbury School Board to discuss dental program expansion, maintenance contract, budget, nutrition workshop, and enrollments as of Feb. 21.
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Manchester
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East Arlington
Terrace
Shaftsbury School Board
Sam Carrara
Long Trail School requests funds for bus payments
Dorset The Long Trail School seeks 580 in federal revenue sharing to cover monthly payments on a 12 passenger school bus van purchased after this year’s start to meet new state transport limits. The school financed 4500 over three years at 145 monthly, aided by First Vermont Bank.
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Pownal Fire and Scout Meetings Tonight In Town
The North Pownal Volunteer Fire Department and Pownal Fire Protective Association meet at 7 at their firehouses. Pownal Boy Scouts join Bennington Troop 7 to 8 30 pm at First Baptist Bennington. Brownie troop meets 6 30 to 7 30 at Pownal Elementary. East Pownal Fire Auxiliary meets 7 30 at their firehouse. Women’s Fellowship gathers 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Church. Solomon Wright Library hours: Monday to Friday 1–5 pm and Tuesday 9 am to noon.
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Pownal
Bennington
First Baptist Church
East Pownal
Joan
Women’s Fellowship
Solomon Wright
Jackjump Revival Derby at Bromley March 6
PERU The sixth annual Jackjump Revival Derby also called the Wild Boar Classic returns March 6 on Bromley Ski Area slopes. A jackjump is a seat on a runner used by loggers and lift crews in old days. The two run giant slalom on Twister trail offers $200 in prizes and trophies, with the Colburn House Trophy inscribed to the winner. A chicken barbecue will be served on the new base lodge sundeck after the race.
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Bromley
Bob Paron
Paron
Colburn House
Manchester Center
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