Unionization Will Cost Falls Village, Bogardus Says
Mayor Donald Bogardus warned at a village board meeting that a CSEA representation election among Falls employes would cost the village money. The discussion covered labor laws, election fairness, and possible hiring of outside experts if the union gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Esenmenger
Sternberg
Marilyn Douglas
Falls
CSEA
William Lochner
Bogardus
Pegle
Richard Farley
Farley
Anther
Bogardis
Hoosick Falls
Union district idea attacked by Vermont residents
In Weston and surrounding towns a Windsor Southwest Supervisory District debate grows. A group seeks to withdraw from the union and form a local administration unit to cut costs and improve responsiveness. Flood Brook School, with 350 students, would fund a small admin team and a superintendent. A legislative bill to allow smaller units is to be introduced. Also Hoosick Falls police report Alan Adams arrested on drunken driving charges.
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Weston
State Board of Education
Flood Brook
Landgrove
Londonderry
Peru
Windsor
Floodbrook
Orton
Vermont
Union Schools
Will Hunter
D-Windsor
Herb Ogden
R-Windsor
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Alan Adams
Center St
John Street
Church
John Streets
Rensselaer County
Capital District
Plans for municipal building rejected by federal funds request
Village trustee Francis Murphy and building committee chairman released plans for a town and village municipal building that may never be built. The village sought 817000 dollars in federal public works funds to construct the building, but the request was rejected. Officials say they expect further consideration or possible revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Francis Murphy
Jamaica municipal vote on anti nuclear measures planned
Jamaica residents will vote at the March Town Meeting on an anti nuclear petition. If approved the article would bar transportation and storage of nuclear wastes in Jamaica and block any nuclear power plant. The measure cites 31 signatures and mirrors actions in Brattleboro and other Vermont towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Mark Worthen
Gordon Faison
The
Energy Coalition of Southern
Vermont
Brattleboro
St. Johnsbury
Pittsford
Putney
Rutland
Falls Gets 100000 HUD Grant For Village Improvements
Hoosick Falls has secured a 100000 community development block grant from HUD to fund repairs and upgrades to the village water tank and the municipal water system. The grant covers the tank work including sandblasting and painting and will boost water flow and pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Eisenmenger
Hoosick Falls
N.Y. Hoosick Falls
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Peter Kent
Thomas McMartin
Insurance Company
McMartin
Donald Bogardus
Cambridge and Bristol Families Visit and Updates
South Cambridge Mrs. Alice Paine of Bristol Vermont is visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Underwood and family. Malcolm Hamilton had surgery at McClellan hospital last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Aiken of Troy and Mr and Mrs Gerald E Aiken and daughter Melissa of Cambridge called Sunday on their parents Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Aiken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Paine
Bristol, Vt
John Underwood
Kenneth L. Aiken
Troy
Gerald E. Aiken
Melissa
Cambridge
Kenneth E. Aiken
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Thomas Bass
Bass
By Maggie C. Bucholt
Flood Brook School
Richard Pominville
Middlebury
Robert O’brien
Tunbridge
Martin Harris
Sudbury
Seeley Reynolds
Salisbury
John J. O’brien
Burlington
Gerald Morse
Groton
Edith Hunter
Weathersfield
Worthen Said
Worthen
Murphy
Wood Memorial Park
Albany
Joseph Florio
Symphony
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Elm St
Spring St
Burgess Bros., Inc
Bennington
Burgess
Church Street
Hoosic River
Oak Materials Group
Oak
Gerald Solomon
Joseph Bruno
Hugh Carey
John Mahar
William Fitzpatrick
Main Street
CABOT
Franks
U.S
Idaho
Snow
Borden
Cappacola
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Malcolm Hamilton
McClellan
Hospital
Berkshire
Laza
Diode Junior Shoppe
Leber
Berkshire Plaza
Jorth Adams
Mass
L Roberts Qarge MasterCharge BankAmericard
Main
Datur Slim
Patera Vamsi
Quinlan 'S Drug
Main St
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