A Woman's Place at Bennington College Barn Studio Theater
The Park McCullough House Association sponsors A Woman's Place in Bennington on Jan 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. Edward Kemp directs a period program using letters from Gov John G McCullough and Eliza, plus Elizabeth Cady Stanton material, Henry James The Bostonians adaptation, readings, and period songs by Nancy Hirsche and David Aldrich. Tickets available at Park-McCullough House and Powers Market. The Bennington College campus is off Route 67A with the Barn Studio Theater in the Administration Building.
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Park- McCullough House Association
Bennington College
Barn Studio Theater
Edward Kemp
John G. McCullough
Eliza
Park- McCullough
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Henry James
The
Bostonians
James
Nancy Hirsche
Williamstown
David Aldrich
Troy
New England
Park-McCullough
Powers Market
Bennington
Barn
Hoosick to buy used Teleskoop for ditching work
Hoosick town board, at its regional service center, approved bidding for a used Teleskoop machine not to exceed 43000 dollars to dig ditches and open culverts. The purchase, funded from revenue sharing and general funds, aims to improve 30 miles of roads and reduce future borrowing while council discusses patrols and local issues.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Hoosick
Church Street
New Rensselaer County
Benedict Nowik
Eugene Eaton
Nowik
Eaton
Johnson Hill
Raymond E. Calhoun
Thomas Restino
Marvin Honig
Murphy
Highway Department
L.C. Smith Company
Calhoun
Department of Audit and Control
John Gildea
Prison bars too weak spark New Hampshire overhaul plan
Concord New Hampshire State Prison faces critical security flaws after warden Raymond Helgemoe demonstrates the ease of sawing through old soft steel bars. He urges a full system rebuild including new maximum security facilities, halfway houses, a women’s prison, and expanded vocational programs to address age, layout, and understaffing issues.
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New Hampshire State
Concord
N.H
Helgemoe
New Hampshire
New Books at McCullough Library North Bennington
McCullough Library lists new titles led by Vermont Under Four Flags and Humboldt's Gift with diverse offerings from mysteries and cookbooks to biographies and children’s tales. Notable authors include Bellow Keene Dixon and Plaidy, spanning fiction and non fiction across multiple genres and years.
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McCullough Library
North Bennington
Vermont
Merrill
Daniels
Cooley
Bellow
Porter
Harris
Nevins
Bennett
Wood
Clark
U.S
Marzulla
Femling
Ramsay
Pownal town schedule includes church, meetings tonight
Choir rehearsal at Pownal Baptist Church is set for 6 30 this evening followed by a weekly prayer meeting at 7 30. The Rap Group meets 7 to 9 at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. A mutual aid meeting at 7 30 at the Pownal firehouse will discuss hazardous materials. Board of Selectmen meets Thursday at 5 p.m. in the town office.
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Restino
Henig
George E. Dougherty
Buskirk
John Gildea
Ms. Rogers
Town Youth Commission
Gildea
Pownal Baptist Church
Pownal
Board of Selectmen
Vermont Legislative Workshop Focuses on Unions Threat
Vermont school directors and administrators gather in Montpelier for a Monday workshop sponsored by the Vermont State School Directors Association and the School Superintendents Association to build a united front against militant teacher unions. Executive Secretary Charles Nichols warns members to engage in the legislative process to prevent loss of control to unions.
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Nichols
Vermont
Lyttle indicted in double murder in Northumberland
William J. Lyttle, 27, of Nor thumberland, is indicted on two counts of murdering his stepmother and stepsister with a small ax on December 30 in their Northumberland home. He was deemed competent to stand trial after a Malt a Town hearing before Justice Morgan Bloodgood.
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Saratoga
William J. Lyttle
Kings Road
Northumberland
Lyttle
Malta
Morgan Bloodgood
Catholic Central schools in Pittsfield eyed for June closing
Berkshire Diocese officials recommend closing Catholic Central Elementary on Fenn Street and Catholic Central Middle on Melville Street due to falling enrollments and rising costs. Plans call for merging with Sacred Heart and St. Mark's after Diocesan approval. Martin Luther King Jr. Day observed. no parking fees, but offices closed. Otis Knox Trail marchers receive a welcoming reception amid a snowstorm and liquor at the town hall.
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Pittsfield
Catholic Central
Fenn Street
Melville Street
Richard Sniczyk
Berkshire County
Springfield
Sacred Heart
St. Mark’s
Martin Luther King Jr
Massachusetts
Otis
Knox Trail
Westfield
Maxwell Pyenson
Otis Selectmen
Pyenson
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Teleskoop
Pittstown Cable TV
Hoosick Board
Mary Jarocki
Pittstown
Joan Rogers
Sherman Cottrell
County Regional Service Center
Loin
Swift
P&r
LaChoy
Duncan Hines Brownie
Jermima
Era
Swanson Meat Pie
Iscallops
Ben
Nington
Savings i Association
Main Street
Carroll
Barclay Place
Foley
Carlisle
Michaels
Pentecost
Clara Reeve
Hargrave
Mary Queen of Scots
Plaidy
Tim Mouse
Conford
Corbett
Christopher
Alberta’s
Pamela Blakeman
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Montpelier
UPI
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Vermont Medical Society
Stanley Burns
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Charles Butler
James Guest
Myette
Burlington
Richard Myette
Vermont Home Mortgage Finance Agency
Thomas Crowley
D-Chittenden County
Norris Hoyt
Norwich
Mayo
House Judiciary Committee
Ameden
Dennis Ameden
Weston
Thomas DeVito
New Jersey
Chittenden County
New York
Cohoes
Marcy
Lake Placid
Mt. Marcy
John
Joe Barbera
Down In
Berkshire
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