Arlington Community Events and Lions Show Plans
A weekly schedule lists Arlington events from Monday through Sunday including girls basketball games against Whittingham Mt Anthony Poultney Woodstock and Battenkill Grange socials. It notes the Arlington Lions Club Variety Show bicentennial theme Let Freedom Ring covering 1775 to 1875 with March 1915 dates and a chorus rehearsal at the high school. An informational meeting on financial aid with the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation is set for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school library.
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Arlington
Mt. Anthony
East Arlington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Democratic
Woodstock
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Arlington Lions Club
Larry Brush
Brush
Phil Elwell
Vermont Student Assistance Corporation
North Adams Rink weekly schedule with youth hockey changes
North Adams Massachusetts management extends daily public skating for Jan 27 to Feb 1 with minor event changes. Monday 9 to 11 p.m. NASC Winter Lady Program replaces Wahconah hockey. Tuesday unchanged. Wednesday 9 to 10:30 p.m. Wahconah Regional High School hockey added to regular schedule. Thursday noon to 2 p.m. NASC hockey 2:15 to 2:45 p.m. Adams Memorial Jr High School 6 to 7 p.m. No Berkshire Youth hockey 7 to 9 p.m. Bennington Catamount hockey. Friday unchanged. Saturday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. No Berkshire Youth hockey, 4:15 to 5:45 p.m. Buxton School hockey, 6 to 8 p.m. Gully Cat.
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North Adams
Mass
South Church Street
Wahconah
NASC
Adams Memorial Jr. High School
No. Berkshire
Bennington Catamount
Berkshire
Buxton
Gully
Hoosick Falls business leaders push local development
About 50 local business professionals attended a meeting led by Herb Loretan to form a broader development group for Hoosick Falls. A steering committee will draft a constitution, organize officers, and pursue projects such as storefront painting, sidewalk cleaning, and tree planting to rejuvenate the village and attract tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Herb Loretan
Michael Mahoney
Hoosick Falls Standard Press
Donald Decker
Robson-Decker Funeral Home
al Parker
Stewart’s
Bread 'N Butter Shop
John Burke
Lou Ruby
Berkley and
Weller Real Estate
Harriet Noble
Don's Book Store
Frank Carelli
Haynes’ Garage
Henry J. Bromirski Jr
The
Home Savings Bank
Cruce Patire
Patire’s Garage
Philip Leonard
Hoosick Falls Central School
Loretan
Kevin Thibodeau
Leonard
John Galvin
John Jenuskevice
James O’neil
Alfred Meleski
Hoosick Falls student competes in 1975 Oratorical Contest
Hoosick Falls junior Michael W. Casey of Spring Road Babcock Lake and St. Mary’s Academy participated in the 1975 Oratorical Contest sponsored by the Rensselaer County American Legion Post in Rensselaer New York on January 19. Commander Albert J. Goodwin Jr. presented a certificate and prize, with Francis J. Murphy also in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. Casey
Joseph F. Casey
Spring Road
Babcock Lake
St. Mary's Academy
Rensselaer County American Legion Post
Rensselaer
N.Y
Albert J. Goodwin Jr
Hoosick Post No. 40
American Legion
Goodwin
Casey
Rensselaer Junior Senior High School
Francis J. Murphy
United States
Dorset fathers slice revenue sharing pie
Dorset selectmen approve revenue sharing allocations for town meeting on March 5. Total funds 29,482 with 7,300 for social services if warned items pass. Bennington Opportunity Council receives 2,200. Dorset Nursing Association 2,000. Sportsmen's Club 2,000. Dorset Public Library 600. North Shire Senior Center 500. 2,500 for resurfacing the elementary driveway. 10,000 for town leader replacement fund. remaining 9,682 to general fund for town operations in 1975.
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Dorset
Manchester
Bennington Opportunity Council
BOC
Dorset Nursing Association
Sportsmen’s Club
Dorset Public Library
North Shire
Vermont State Colleges reject merger and president cuts
Vermont State Colleges trustees voted against merging with the University of Vermont and eliminating college presidents. They approved a new two year contract for faculty and librarians, with a 7.4 percent pay rise first year and a 10 percent boost second year if funds pass the legislature. Both systems face budget pressures from Gov Salmon's proposals.
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Lyndon State College
Johnson State College
Vermont Technical College
State University
Thomas P. Salmon
Vermont Senator seeks end to 19 gun inaugurations
Sen Donald L. Smith of Washington County urged the Vermont Senate to stop 19 gun salutes at inaugurations saying cannon fire could damage the Statehouse and nearby homes. He argued the practice is excessive pageantry not in keeping with Vermont traditions. His resolution was referred to committee.
Vermont lawmakers named to education labor subcommittees
Rep. James M. Jeffords assigned to education and labor subcommittees will tackle drug abuse and occupational safety and health. EPA awards Putney Vermont grant of 426,365 for wastewater facilities handling 800000 gallons daily to improve Sacketts Brook water quality. Middlebury College reports 11.6 million collected toward a 10.5 million goal for its 175th anniversary fund. Maine Central Railroad to be fined for last November Moose River oil spill after derailment. size undecided.
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Washington, D.C
UPI
James M. Jeffords
Rvt
House
Education and Labor Committee
Boston
Mass
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Putney
EPA
Sacketts Brook
Connecticut River
Middlebury
Middlebury College
ST. Johnsbury
Maine Central Railroad
Moose River
Jeannie Jackson
CDTA Eyes 80 Percent Fed Aid for Elderly Transit
Albany reports the Capital District Transportation Authority seeks federal Urban Mass Transportation Administration funds to buy special vans with wheelchair lifts for elderly and disabled riders. If approved, the federal government would cover 80 percent of costs and the local agency 20 percent. CDTA serves Albany Rensselaer Schenectady and Saratoga counties. Lt Gov Krupsak trims her budget to 600000 while expanding duties and opening three experimental field offices across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Capital District Transportation Authority
Urban Mass Transportation Administration
CDTA
Rensselaer
Schenectady
Saratoga
Mary Ann Krupsak
Malcolm Wilson
Krupsak
Wilson
Two Teens Arrested After Pittsfield Stabbing Fight
In Pittsfield at 51 Prospect St a male resident Lucius Hibler was stabbed and four officers were injured as Ronald Bryant 19 of Detroit faced assault and battery charges and a 16 year old girl was freed without bail. Hibler needed 20 stitches and officers sustained facial cuts a puncture wound and a cracked rib.
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Pittsfield
Prospect St
Lucius Hibler
Ronald Bryant
Detroit
Mich
Ruby Milton
Milton
Bryant
Hibler
North Adams Mayor Criticizes River Pollution Oversight
North Adams city officials lash out after state pollution agency named the city administration, complaining about blame for river incidents. The mayor questioned why incidents trigger scrutiny for North Adams alone while other towns escape responsibility.
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Helene Thompson
Arlington Historical Society
Town Hall
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bennington
Hhianson
Edith Beaumont
Joseph Holloway
Holloway
Vermont
Champlain Sidewheelers
Rad
F.d.1.c
Barre
Bellows Falls
Bra
Chester
Rutland
Citizens Party
Hoosick
Rita Hyland
Lyman Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Leslie Hume
Edgar Hume
Berkeley School of Westchester
White Plains
Debbie Atwood
Florence Atwood
Second Street
Russell Sage College
Troy
Laura Whittet
Peter Whittet
Wall Street
Albany College of Pharmacy
Dorset Fathers
Main Street
Jon
Bennington Banner
Jeffords
New York
Down In
State Division of Water Pollution Control
Williamstown
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