Hoosick Falls considers memorial building and budget details
Hoosick Falls officials discussed the Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial Building project with Philip Leonard proposing a $10,000 additional grant request to cover half the increased cost. The board also set new salaries and discussed highway wage raises, revenue sharing funds, a lighting district proposal, and a future public hearing for RECAP mini-bus operations.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Philip Leonard
Reynolds- Gilchrest Memorial
Town of Hoosick Board
Leonard
Pownal Choir Rehearsal Meal Menu At School
The Pownal Baptist Church hosts Friday rehearsal meals at 6 30 PM with juice sun boat and vegetarian options. The hot lunch menu at Pownal Elementary includes items like Spanish rice, cole slaw and brownies with milk.
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Pownal Peas
Wapping
Baptist Church
Juice
Cole Slaw
Pownal
Pownal Methodist Church
Christmas Church Notices From White Creek and Pownal
White Creek services at Jermain Church at 9 30 each Sunday with Jan 14 and Jan 21 led by local leaders. MPF meeting slated for Jan 21 at 6 users? at church. Port Hickey loss of Adjutor Refit noted. Pownal church events include choir, PTA elections, Feb 10 food sale at the elementary, and a spring dance plan with T shirts and sweatshirts for Fownes School.
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Jermain Church
Jay
United Methodist
Pownal
Nancy Farnum
Edward Briggs
Barbera Kelley
Nancy Curry
Theda Tripp
Farnum
Doris Lillie
Beverly Tibby
Fownes Elementary School
Nancy Gurcy
Hoosick Town and Village Get Second Revenue Sharing Checks
Hoosick Falls NY. Town Supervisor Robert K. Shiland announced the town received its second federal revenue sharing check of 13,600, bringing the total to 27,772 with the previous 14,172. A reserve for future adjustments explains the drop from the first payment. future checks will arrive quarterly. The village also received its second check of 10,688, down from 11,085, with the same explanation. The village board’s next meeting is Tuesday, Jan 18.
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Robert K. Shiland
Shiland
Rockefeller
Hensick
Niagara Mohawk Power and Light Company
Hoosick
Rensselaer County Office of Economic Opportunity
Hoosick Falls
Bureau of Census
Doris McGuire
Dorset Town Posts Open for Petitions for Town Meeting
Fifteen Dorset town offices are open for candidates with two months until Town Meeting. Petitions must be filed with Town Clerk Helen E. O'Donovan by February. Open positions include Town Moderator for one year, currently held by Sydney Meacham, Town Treasurer for one year held by Bert Harrington, and three seats on the Board of Selectmen for three years and one year terms, with Henry Stone holding the three year post.
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Dorset
Helen E. O'Donovan
Sydney Meacham
Bert Harrington
Soard
Hives Aman
Henry Stone
Board of Sisters
Charles Erdman
Elisabeth Gilbert
Joseph Roariguez
Don Johnson
Harald Beebe
Harold Beebe
Terry Tyler
Malcolm Cooper
Williams College selects first woman as campus radio president
Sophomore Barbara Rubin of Bangor, Maine, elected president of WCFM the Williams College radio station becoming the first woman to head a major campus extracurricular activity. New officers include Christian J. Witting Jr. from Syracuse as station manager and Stephen M. Frazier of Westport as views director, with a roster of other posts. Rubin plans a general reorganization expanding college and local news coverage while WCFM remains a non profit educational station owned by Williams College. Proceeds from a Readsboro event fund the Readsboro Historical Society.
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Williamstown
Mass
Barbara Rubin
Bangor
Maine
WCFM
Williams College
Christian J. Witting Jr
Syracuse
N.Y
Stephen M. Frazier
Westport
Conn
Veiws
Armand 8. Bakatian
Kloral Park
W.Y
David TF. Eusen
North Andover
Joseph B. Gold
Woodmere
Nly
Robert E. Kaus
Summit
Nal
Frank A. Baciewicz Jr
Watervilet
Paul J. Sickleroth
Glen Rock
David W. Grogan
Denver
Colo
Pownal outlines town plan to be put to voters
A small audience heard a public outline of Pownal's proposed town plan, covering land use, transportation, community services and recreation. The plan aims to protect rural character, guide development, improve Route 346, create fire and police coordination, and include a future town swimming area and park near Jewill Brook. A public hearing will be scheduled.
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Pamela Blakeman
Vermont
Planning Commission
Pownal
Iran
Jewill Brook
Wilmington Appoints New Town Manager Cronan Jr
John F. Cronan Jr. named Wilmington town manager at 10100 per year, starting Jan 22, to replace John Plonski who left for Pennsylvania. Cronan, 26, formerly directed Ellington CDAP planning, earned an MPA from NYU, and will join after a brief leave, with selectmen citing unanimous approval from 12 applicants.
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Brattleboro
Greg Worden
Wilmington
Rabeck Grindlt
John Plonski
Pennsylvania
John F. Cranan Jr
Community Action Development Plan
CDAP
Giington
Conn
Grinold
Plonski
Wilkes Barre
Cronen
Croan
Wilmington faces suit over town manager duties
Wilmington is being sued by a local resident and attorney James H. Rifkin who claims town officials improperly paid acting town manager Robert B. Grinald and allowed him to perform day to day functions without formal record. Rifkin seeks a preliminary injunction and a trial on the merits while Grinald notes no pay has been received yet and continues to perform town duties.
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Grinold
Plonski
Windham District Court
Brattleboro
Wilmington
James H. Rifkin
Rifkin
Windham
Brattletown
Robert B. Grinald
Hadeen
Vermont
Select Men's
Grinald
Dullas
Ritkin
Ellington town planning project winds down
Cronan and officials including Merrill Haynes and Dr Kingsley du Mont interviewed candidates from Utah and Wilmington, with 30 to 40 responses via the International City Management newsletter. Gov. Meskill cut funds in 1970. the Ellington project is the last piece and expires in February, Cronan active in local recreation and social services.
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Gtinold
Merrill Haynes
Kingsley du Mont
Plonski
Utah
International City Management Newsletter
Cronan
Grinold
Assembly
Thomas Meskill
Ellington
First Selectman
Scalera 250 permit challenge heard in Manchester
The Bennington District Environmental Commission met in Manchester to decide the validity of Laurence M. Scalera of Peru’s Act 250 permit for a 300 foot dam across Flood Brook. Attorney Harvey D. Carter Jr. alleges failure to notify adjacent property owners, a key requirement. The case could lead to a compromise rather than voiding the permit.
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Manchester
Bennington District Environmental Commission
Laurence M. Scalera
Peru
Flood Brook
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Pownal
Willian A. Kiggins Jr
Carter
Hig Cment
Scalera
Kiggens
Arthur Menu
Charley
Ann Downs
Middlebury
Vermont Water Resources Department
Water Resources Board
Will Teawne
Kingina
Environment Commission
District Commission
Ivan L. Gombe
Dorset
Orvis Co
Whipple
Combe
Commission
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