Three candidates vie for two Dorset school board terms
In Dorset three contenders seek the two one year seats while Chester Andres moves into the three year post vacated by Warren Murray who did not file. Incumbent John Sheldon Judith Taylor and Eric Duckworth contest the two one year terms with Duckworth aiming to be the sole East Dorset member and noting teacher turnover as a concern while managing the Marbridge Motel with his wife and three boys.
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Dorset
Chester Andres
Warren Murray
John Sheldon
South Dorset
Judith Taylor
Dorset Hollow
Eric Duckworth
East Dorset
Duckworth
Marbridge
Vermont
South Jersey
Dorset Riders
PTA
Absecon
N.J
Manchester Golf Club
Sheldon
Richard Piverotto
Manchester
Sheldon Brothers
Dorset Fire Department
Judith McCormick
Pawlet
Burr and Burton Seminary
Red Cross Fund
New Dorset
EPA says no environmental impact statement for Windham project
The EPA in Boston announced no environmental impact statement is required for a Windham County North Branch Fire District construction project. The plan covers pumping stations, force mains, interceptors, collectors, a secondary wastewater facility, a polishing lagoon, and spray irrigation disposal. Stickney cited expected health and water quality benefits as justification. Public review of the agency summary is available at EPA Boston, John F. Kennedy Federal Building, Room 2312, with contact (617) 223-4635.
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Boston
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
North Branch
Windham County
EPA
Wallace E. Stickney
North Branch Fire District
Dover
Brattleboro
West Dover
Stickney
John F. Kennedy Federal Building
Leisure talk on Its Meaning and Consequences at North Bennington
Ted K Bradshaw of the University of Vermont sociology department will discuss leisure time meaning and social behavior at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Park McCullough House North Bennington. The talk kicks off a series tied to the exhibit Leisure Time it 1865 1915 August. The event, funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, is free and open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted K. Bradshaw
Sociology
University of Vermont
Park McCullough House
North Bennington
Bradshaw
Big House
National Endowment For the Humanities
Vermont
University of California
California
North Bennington principal resigns for state education post
Robert W Kellogg principal of North Bennington Elementary School since 1967 resigns to join the state Department of Education as regional educational consultant for central Vermont. He will leave May 1 with board approval and will aid year end budget work. Kellogg also proposes two kindergarten entrance dates January and September to improve continuous progress, a plan debated by the school board with concerns about class size and discrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Kellogg
North Bennington
State Department of Education
George A. Sleeman
Kellogg
Catherine Corcoran
Mt. Anthony Union
Sleeman
Philip Viereck
Lionel Nowak
State Department
Nbes
NEES
Betty Riley
Viereck
John Searey
Arlington selectmen outline revenue sharing priorities
Arlington townspeople discuss $29,000 in state funds. Top project is $5,000 to redecorate and repair Arlington Town Hall, with ceiling and floor work and rest room remodels. Also $9,000 for garage repairs, drainage, insulation, and a part time secretary for town offices.
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Arlington Selectmen
Arlington
Selectmen
Donald Keough
Keough
Bicentennial Commission
District Environmental Commission
OSHA
Sisters
Sisters, Zoning and Planning Boards
Fire and Light District
Bennington
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Windham Project
Washington
A _ reys Fissmans
Main St
Real Sale
North Village
By Geoffrey Chapman
Viereck and Sleeman
Ethan Allen
Ethan Allen Community College
Burr and Burton
Heritage House
Northside Drive
Finast
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Revere
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bedroom
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
United Furniture Inc
Elw
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