Sewer project in Manchester village moves to next planning phase
William D. Emberley of Jennison Engineering told Manchester town selectmen and village trustees that final engineering and an environmental impact statement are underway for a joint town village sewer plant. The $1.36 million facility would be 90 percent funded by state and federal sources with local residents covering 10 percent. EPA approval for village system replacement has been secured. Public hearings are planned this summer, with final design and construction to follow, potentially starting in 1978.
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Russ Garland
Manchester
William D. Emberley
Jennison Engineering Inc
Jennison
Union Street
State Department of Water Resources
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Emberley
Bennington County
Water
Break in at Hoosick Pharmacy under investigation
Hoosick Falls police are probing a break-in at Hoosick Pharmacy on John Street discovered at 8:45 a.m. Wednesday. Back door pried, interior alarm sounded. nothing reported missing as investigation continues. Fire Department responded to a separate sprinkler malfunction at the Dodge plant on First Street, caused by cold weather. Clams clambake set for Feb. 9 by the Past Worthy Presidents Club of Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles 2467 with tickets at $9.50. Town court notes list multiple local fines for speeding, obstructing justice, and traffic violations. Fox Hollow Lodge announces monthly Country-Contra Dances through June. next Feb. 15. Coffee houses and dinners scheduled. performances include Tony and Irene Saletan, Ed Trickett. Doornhof Farm hosts dressage instruction by Karl Mikolka with Pony Club and adults.
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Hoosick Falls Village
Hoosick
John Street
Hoosick Falls
Dodge
First Street
Noble & Wood Machine Company
Worthy Presidents Club
John A. Mahar
John Conner
Mamaroneck
Gregory Thompson
Willowbrook
Bennington
Donna M. Conroy
Troy
Thomas Bearup
Petersburg
Joan S. Bump
West Hoosick
Charles Stevens
R.D
Donna M. Stanley
Berlin
Gary Hewson
June H. Graves
Belmont
Mass
Bernard T. Miller
Huntley Road
Eastchester
N.Y
Fox Hollow
Jerry Jenkins
Tony
Irene Saletan
Ed Trickett
Trickett
Evelyne
Beers
Don Burnstine
Coalition forms against Vermont death penalty return
Five groups form the Coalition Against Legalized Murder in Vermont to oppose reinstating capital punishment. They plan forums, petitions and lobbying while AG Diamond and several legislators favor the death penalty. The group calls capital punishment cruel and unusual and cites risk of wrongful executions.
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Ministry To Institutions
Vermont Ecumenical Council and Bible Society
Vermont Area
The
American Friends Service Committee
Northwest Quarterly Meeting
Religious Society of Friends
American Civil Liberties Union
Prison Community Center
Acting chief eyed at Vermont Technical College
Professor Ned E. Herrin will be recommended as acting president of Vermont Technical College. The VSC trustees meet Friday to consider the appointment. Herrin chairs the civil engineering and technical department and would replace President Pierre Kieffer Jr. who resigns effective June 30.
Mallary unlikely to run in 1976 Vermont politics
Former Congressman Richard Mallary says it is very unlikely he will seek any political office in 1976. He remains undecided about returning to Washington or moving back to Vermont, with mentions of possible gubernatorial or University of Vermont presidency roles. Welfare benefits may not rise after all, as Secretary Thomas Davis notes the state budget may not support planned increases due to a weak economic climate and inflation.
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Montpelier
UPI
Richard W. Mallary
R-Vt
Mallary
Senate
Washington
Vermont
Mallory
University of Vermont
Health department in Rensselaer County faulted for deplorable conditions
Sanitarian Donald L. Pierce labeled the county health office as having pig sty conditions after filing a grievance under state employee rules. He cited webs, water on floors, doorsless toilets, overcrowding, and building code and fire safety violations. Health officials condemned the condition and pledged improvement.
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Troy
Rensselaer County Health Department
Donald L. Pierce
Pierce
Environmental Health Services
Gordon A. Eadie
Capital panel revival by Carey eyed for Albany
Gov Hugh Carey weighs reviving the Temporary State Commission on the Capital City after meeting Albany Mayor Erastus Corning. Carey said both leaders aim to rehab Albany, noting the panel’s past work on downtown revitalization including the South Mall area, and its lapse due to lack of state funding.
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Albany
Hugh Carey
Erastus Corning
Corning
Pittsfield High Seniors Show Strong SAT Results
Pittsfield city seniors last year outperformed state New England and national peers in SAT verbal and math. Verbal averaged 463 versus 445 state 447 New England and 444 nation. Math averaged 504 versus 477 state 479 New England and 480 nation. National scores have fallen over 13 years.
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Pittsfield — City
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
New England
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Manchester Town-Village
Classic Street
OEO
Edith Beaumont
Fox Hollow Plans Dances
Pony Clubbers
Shaftsbury
Schurinks
Doornhof Farm
Karl Mikolka
Pony Club
Mikolka
Spanish Riding School
Vienna
Massachusetts Dressage Academy
Pembroke
Cindy
Armstrong
Omalon i Foundation
ELM Street
Durhume
Omalon II
Mastercharge
Bankamericard Welcome
Faden
Congoleum
Park Lane
Omalon II Foundation
Utilities
Velcoplan
D-Chittenden County
Velco
James Griffin
CVPS
VTC
New York
Health Department
Down In
Berkshire
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