Mt Anthony Program for Girls Draws Mixed Views
TURIE SCOTT reports on the Mt Anthony Program for Girls showing 20 juniors and seniors, average age 15, with 17 employed and split between apartment study and jobs. The program emphasizes math and English, offers five credits yearly, and recruits via recommendations, with mentors from Mt Anthony Union High School and visiting instructors. Some girls seek marks, credit, and more personal attention, while enthusiasm remains cautious.
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Mt. Anthony
Siddance
Fran Woodcock
Marcy McCarthy
West Main Street
Giuliani accuses Salmon of politicizing tax relief bill
Montpelier lawmakers report House Ways and Means Chair Peter Giuliani charges Gov. Salmon with political maneuvering over the property tax relief plan. Giuliani urges GOP unity to reject a proposed capital gains tax, while Democrats expect to push it in floor debate.
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Charles Butler Jr
Giuliani
Merritt Hewitt
Shaftsbury
Ralph Bullock
Brattleboro
Salmon
House
Thomas Candon
Rutland
The
Peter Joseph
Brighton
Giles Dewey
Stowe
Walter Kennedy
R-Chielsea
Giliani
Hoyt
Vermont
Plang
Giuliani Aso
Congress
State House
U.S. Senate
U.S
George D. Aiken
R.t
Washington
Tom
House Appropriations Committee
Emory Hebard
Heberd
House Education
Henry Carse
Hinesburg
Joseph Steventon
Hochester
Carse
Steventon
Bennington Community Notices and Campaign Highlights
Bennington residents hear calls to re elect Paul Sheridan and elect Dorothy Warren to the Board of Selectmen. Voters urged to support John Stone for Dist 3 selectman and to vote for the elementary school. Local tax talks reference Salmon bills and a cap on capital gains with mixed party views. Thrift Shop notes antique bedstead and dishes from England, with winter clearance and donation appeals.
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Bennington
Paul Sheridan
Dorothy Warren
Bennington Board of Selectmen
March & Adv
Shea Agency Inc
John Stone
North Bennington
England
Medford
Echo Vermont Magazine Ready Second Issue
Thetford editor Charlotte McCartney announces the second issue of Echo Vermont Magazine on newstands next week. The state environmental quarterly features shoreland management erosion along the Connecticut River copper mining prospects and an EPA article. McCartney urges reader involvement in land use policy amid regulatory shifts.
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Thatford
Echo Vermont
Charlotte McCartney
Connecticut
Vermont
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
McCartney
U.S
Thetford Center
Bennington Pre Town Meeting Planned by League of Women Voters
Tonight at 7 30 at the courthouse the League of Women Voters of Bennington hosts a pre town meeting with candidates for selectmen and town officials. Town Manager Edward Lamb and Town Counsel Norton Barber will discuss the warning and answer questions. new articles include fire department tax exemption and tax rate setting after reappraisal.
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League of Women Voters of
Bennington
Edward Lamb
Norton Barber
Advisory Water Board
Fire Department
Robert J. M. Matteson
Right-to-know debate reaches Vermont attorney general
Vermont lawmakers clash over an eight to know bill seeking open sessions for government bodies and appointments. Senators urge AG opinion to resolve constitutional questions, while a rival measure would force reporters to disclose what officials deem factually important.
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Vermont
U.S
Rrutland County
Graham Newell
R-Caledonia Coun
Ary
Bloomer
Duckley
Bennington Selectmen Table Preferential Parking Plan
Bennington selectmen on Tuesday tabled a proposal to reinstate patient parking zones in front of doctors offices. Town Counsel Norton Barber expressed skepticism while suggesting a legal and enforceable framework. board members remained undecided about the need and impact of loading zones for patients.
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Bennington
Bennington Village
County Medical Society
Barber
Max Petrolia
Selectman
J. Duncan
Campbell
Perrotta
Absentee ballots ready for Town Meeting voters
Town Clerk Mary Sodeck reminds Bennington Town Meeting voters absentee ballots are available in her office. Applications for voters unable to attend or out of town must be received by Friday March 2. Office hours extend to provide ballots Friday evening and weekend prior to Town Meeting Day.
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Mary Sodeck
Bennington
Support for dental bill urged upon legislature
Steve Rose a Burlington attorney and director of the Bread and Law Task Force urges Gov. Salmon and Vermont legislators to back a comprehensive dental care bill for all state children. Rep. Brian Burns of Burlington sponsors the measure. Rose cites high decay rates and gum disease among children and argues costs would be modest while improving child health statewide.
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Burlington
Steve Rose
Bread and Law Task Force
Salmon
Vermont
Brian Burns
Tose
Vermont Dental Rights Organization
VPIRG
State Department of Health
Rose
Hose
House
Kennedy
Sen
Janeway
Senate Finance Division
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Wesley Bump
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Joyce Adler
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Earl Cross
Peter Cross
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