Four Act 250 hearings set this week by Bennington district
The Bennington District Environmental Commission schedules four Act 250 hearings this week. Topics include two access roads for new developments, upland logging in Glastenbury above 2 500 feet, and the Donald A Hemenway subdivision in Pownal. Hearings address road permits, subdivision plans, and water/fire safety concerns with town input requested.
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Bennington District Environmental Commission
Glastonbury
Donald A. Hemenway
Pownal
Manchester
Jesse Torregrossa
East Dorset
Arthur Silva
Alfred Ferro
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Bennington County Court House
Silva
Ferro
Brookman Road
Ladd Brook Road
Pratt Road
District Commission
Hemenway
Niles Road
Glastenbury Timberlands Trust
Glastenbury
Searsbury
Harvey D. Carter
Seizure of Eagles and Feathers Across Ten States
Federal agents conducted coordinated raids in ten states seizing thousands of eagle and migratory bird feathers dozens of carcasses and hundreds of American Indian curios made from protected birds More than 60 individuals were arrested or issued summonses for trafficking Most cited were non Indians and the operation described as the largest of its kind by the Fish and Wildlife Service Assistant Secretary Nathaniel P Reed stressed that non Indians were the main offenders in selling prohibited items to tourists and collectors
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Washington, D.C
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Nathaniel P. Reed
Fish and Wildlife Service
Reed
Hawk
Department of the Interior
Congress
Williams College Events Tonight Through Friday in Henry Williams Tone
Williams College schedules public events including a Japanese culture lecture by Otis Cary in Griffin Hall tonight, Indian film Kanchenjunga in Jesup Hall, BBC interviews with Carl Jung in Bronfam auditorium, a jazz jam in Chapin Hall, and the Williams Trio concert in Thompson Memorial Chapel featuring a program of Mendelssohn, Vaughan Williams, Rossini and Hindemith.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Griffin Hall
Otis Cary
Doshisha University
Japan
Kanchenjunga
Jesup Hall
BBC
Carl Jung
Bronfam Auditorium
Chapin Hall
Williams
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Mendelssohns
Vaughan Williams
Rossini
Hindemith
Dorset museum closure and theft reports from Hoosick Falls
Dorset Historical Society will close its Dorset museum until spring to conserve energy and plans alterations and a window display with Bicentennial materials. In Hoosick Falls, Outlaw Salvage Variety Store owner Robert Weeks reports nearly 350 dollars in merchandise stolen around New Year’s Eve and police say two men face Hoosick Town Court for third degree burglary in connection with Agway thefts.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert Weeks
Outlaw Salvage
Hoosick
Agway
Weeks
Michael Levick
Leonard Bump
Hoosick Court
An &Track
Dorset
Dorset Historical Society
E. A. Bond
C. H. Smith
Gertrude Drury
Two youths arrested on disorderly conduct charges in village
Two minor boys were arrested by village police Friday on disorderly conduct charges from the Youth Center staff. They will appear in village court Wednesday night as residents report obscene prank calls. police will cooperate with the telephone company to trace future incidents.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Immunization Workshops Planned in Burlington and Rutland
A one day immunization workshop for nurses and staff involved in vaccinations will be held Wednesday Jan 8 in Burgess Assembly Hall at Medical Center Hospital of Vermont Burlington and repeated Wednesday Jan 15 at Rutland Hospital Auditorium. The Vermont Department of Health medical services division sponsors the sessions featuring Ivan Pels and other health department immunization staff.
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Burlington
Burgess Assembly Hall
The
Medical Center Hospital of Vermont
Rutland Hospital
Vermont State Department of Health
Ivan Pels
State Health Department
Lee Phillips
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Nina Cathcart
Brattleboro
Sue Heath
Carolyn J. Harris
Public Health Nursing Office
Colchester Avenue
Trachte wins freestyle event at Steamboat Springs
John Trachte of Sandgate captured first in freestyle ski and moguls and finished third in aerials at Steamboat Springs Colorado, earning top honors in freestyle. In West Arlington Vermont the 4 H Club meets January 13 at 7 p.m. in Grange Hall with projects on woodworking sewing cooking and crafts.
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VFW
VFW Rooms
Manchester
Ladies of the Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
East Arlington
Bailey Hall
Arlington
Fair Haven
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Arlington Rescue
Red Mt
CES
Masonic Temple
Arlington Vs. Green Mt
Arlington Lions Club
Legion Rooms
St. James Episcopal Church
Woodstock
Red Mt. Lodge
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
John Trachte
Sandgate
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Filmmaker sued over film of Vanderheyden Hall youths
Vanderheyden Hall of Troy sues Gray Film Atelier, Paul Gray of West Hoosick and three associates for 1.1 million alleging a 1973 summer project to instruct youths led to a film showing Vanderheyden Hall in an untrue light using the children's real names. The film titled PINS allegedly damages the facility and the youths. A court injunction blocks further showings with a Jan 13 show cause date. Gray seeks to lift it.
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Troy Times Record
Gray
Vanderheyden Hall
Albany
Eighth Step Coffee House
Times-Record
Gabriel Viada
Viada
Pentagon Papers
Melvin L. Wulf
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Troy
Wulf
ACLU
New York Supreme Court
William R. Murray
Stolen car recovered in Hoosick Falls hours later
Hoosick Falls police recovered a stolen 1972 Chevrolet within an hour after it was reported stolen from First Street at 8:35 p.m. The owner is Joseph Gorman of 32 Abbott Street. Clifford Burdick, 21, of 38 First Street, and a minor girl were summonsed for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after being located by Manchester police.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First Street
Royal Howard
Joseph Gorman
Abbott Street
Manchester
Clifford Burdick
Fire destroys North Hoosick residence
Firefighters from five local companies responded to a North Hoosick mutual aid call Sunday night, destroying a two story wooden home owned by Arron Burdick near the old depot. No occupants were present. The cause is undetermined and under investigation. Firefighters remained on scene until 1:45 a.m.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
North Hoosick
Arron Burdick
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Planning Commission
Torregrossa
George R. Breen
Duxbury
Dufresne
Henry
W. Byrd LaPrade
Helene Thompson
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
Recreation and Parks Committee
Arlington Town
John Keough
Dorset Historical
Arlington School Board
Jon Durand
Woodford
Pamela Blakeman
North Pownal
Solomon Wright
East Pownal
South Stream Road
Boy Scout Troop
Pownal Center
Norma Shays
Marion Sincluico
Deborah Duval
Jannette Bishop
Barbara Buck
Nancy Tschorn
Bennington
Iht
Anson
Ailibir
Gray Film Atelier
North Adams
Zygamond Nash
New Haven
Drury
Mt. Anthony
Christmas Brook Skating Club
No. Berkshire
Christmas Brook Figure Skating Club
NASC
Drury Hockey
Adams Jr
Bennington Catamount
Hoosac
Gully Cats
Mamma Self Service Discount Department Stores
MOS
Shea Agency Inc
Insurance OF
Main ST
Benn., VT
Yon Ical
U.s.rt.7
Rt. 30
McWayne’s
Jewelers
Manchester Center
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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