Wilmington ZBA weighs low income housing in Wilmington
The Wilmington Zoning Board of Adjustment heard Kenneth Willig’s plan for 41 low income dwelling units on 5.4 acres near Higley Hill Road and Willis Road. The three to three story complex would include 39 unit building plus 2 units, with 45 parking spaces, pool, tennis courts, and access, while planning for seasonal occupancy if needed. The board noted the density meets or exceeds minimums but awaits moratorium end on March 6 before final action.
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Billnelson Wilmington
Wilmington
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Kenneth Willig
Willis
Higley Hill Road
Willis Road
Higley Hill
Bill Drude
Dufresne- Henry Engineering Corporation
Wilmington Iba
Dufresne-Henry
IBA
Drude
ZBA
Stelen Dubfont
John McLeod
Dubfent
2BA
East Main Street
Jerry Osler
Heritage Associates
Professor discusses cross cultural communication with Amazon Indians
Kenneth M. Kensinger of Bennington College will discuss his experiences communicating with the mono lingual Cashinahua Indians in southeastern Peru. He will describe language learning, nonverbal signs, and the broader implications for communication across cultural and linguistic gaps. Admission is free.
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Kenneth M. Kensinger
Cashinahua
Kensinger
Governor McCullough
America
Rensinger
Bennington College
Hfe
Provost Named at Union College Steps Up
SCHENECTADY N Y The appointment of Dr Willard Entemman as provost of Union College has been announced by President Harold C Martin The provost, previously acting since last August, is the second ranking administrator at the college The appointment is effective immediately Dr Entemman a Caldwell New Jersey native and 1959 Williams College graduate holds an MBA from Harvard an AM and PhD from Boston University He taught at Wheaton College for seven years before joining Union in 1970 as associate professor and chairman of the philosophy department He is married with two children and resides at 807 Charles St Scotia New York
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Schenectady
N.Y
de. Willard
F. Entemman
Union College
Union
Harold C. Martin
Enteman
Caldwell
Williams College
Harvard University
Boston University
Wheaton College
Nortm
Mass
Union Faculty
Charles St
Scotia
Arlington Thrift Shop Offers New Items This Week
Arlington Thrift Shop announces new stock including a cooker steamer electric tea kettle a heating pad a Singer sewing machine a wooden playpen and many baby clothes plus larger maternity dresses and uniforms. The shop opens Thursday 2 to 3 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Stop in and browse.
Hearing on Flood Brook continues
The Vermont Water Resources Board hears testimony on a plan by Laurence M. Scalera to impound Flood Brook with a 980 foot dam forming a 15 acre pond to support 63 vacation home sites. Opponents warn of higher brook temperatures threatening native trout downstream from the proposed impoundment.
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Vermont Water Resources Searc
Laurence M. Scalera
Port
Water Resources Board
Peru
Stewart Berkman
Milsionaire
Willard 5. Kiggens
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Pawnal
Dwight Webster
Corel University
Ithaca
Willan P. Wagner
UVM
Titmouse sighting counts across towns and guidance
West Arlington residents report titmice sightings after a cardinal titmouse count ends. Bennington records the largest report with several pairs sighted, while Manchester East Arlington and Woodford note single pairs. A guide describes the titmouse as about an inch larger than a chickadee with a crest and no bib.
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West Arlington
Donald Simson
Bennington
Danby Mountain Road
Seminary Road
Burr and
Burton
Manchester
East Arlington
Crow Hill Road
Woodford
WMHT names White auction chair for 1973 big fundraiser
Harry L. White named chairman of WMHT TV-FM's 1973 auction set for May 11 The event aims to raise about 120000 as the station faces potential funding gaps White retired from Sealtest Foods in 1968 and has since led community efforts in Schenectady and the Capital District He coordinates more than 1000 volunteers including gorgetters and handles publicity and logistics for the auction The auction is a major income source for the public station with revenues rising from 41000 in 1989 to 87000 in 1972 and a 90000 annual budget Public affairs programming and funding concerns loom as federal support is discussed
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Schenectady
Harry L. White
Wmht Tv-Fm
Apne
Schenectady County
Chaber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
American Field Service
WMHT
White
Sealtest Foods
Channel 17
Donald 5. Schein
William
Buckley
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Pamela Blakeman Choir Rehearsal in Pownal Church
A Pownal community notice describes Pamela Blakeman leading choir rehearsal at Pownal Methodist Church on Thursday at 7 p.m. A Design For Education meeting follows at 6 28 p.m. at Pownal Elementary School with parents students and teachers invited.
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Pamela Blakeman
Pownal Methodist Church
Pownal Elementary School
Manchester candidates debate closed sessions and town growth
In Manchester three candidates Harold Benson John Carmody Jr and Alan Baceer clash over executive sessions zoning growth and the town board's size Carmody calls for open meetings and rejuvenation while Baceer favors growth taxes and sewer expansion Benson defends secrecy on sensitive talks and vows continued steady leadership as he seeks another term
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Charles Bonenti
Manchester
March
Harold Benson
John T. Carmody Jr
Alan H. Baceer
Carmody
Carmody, Whalen
Benson
Pean
Barnumville
Manchester Day Care Plans Benefit With Castleton Cast
The Harvard Radcliffe Collegium Musicum gave a spine tingling performance and advocates hope for a better turnout at a return benefit. Castleton Players will present New Girl in Town at 4 15 p m on March 10 at the Elementary School with tickets sold by board members, parents, day care, and at the door. Volunteers are sought to help run the event and day care operations, requiring only a few hours every other month.
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Manchester
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Carmody
Baccel
Mt. Laurel
Castleton Players
Castleton College
George Abbott
Byron Avery
White Creek World Day of Prayer Service at Center White Creek Baptist
The World Day of Prayer service is set for Friday at 7 30 p m at Center White Creek Baptist Church with women from Jermain United Methodist Church invited. United Methodist Women meet March 1 at 8 p m at Mrs Donald George home with Mrs Nerbert Austin as program leader. Church services and Sunday School times are listed. annual charge conference to be held March 14 at Embury Methodist Church Cambridge preceded by a 6 p m covered dish supper.
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White Creek Baptist Church
Jermain United Methodist Church
United Methodist
Donald George
Nerbert Austin
Jermain Church
Embury Methodist Church
Cambridge
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