Falls mayor discusses village revenue sharing plan
HOOSICK FALLS NY Mayor Richard A Severson outlines questions about village finances and the revenue sharing program. He notes approved funds include 13312 for sharing, 10000 for police equipment upgrades, 5000 for department renovations. He urges using funds to improve drainage and pave roads, prioritizing Mechanic Street Webster Avenue and the VFW Hall area. Drainage drives paving sequence with next year slated for repaving after drainage work.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard’ A. Severson
Severson
Police
Chase
Leonard Swartz
Sept. of
Douglas Sprague
Leib
Mechanic Street
Webster Avenue
VFW Hall
Mechanic
Shaftsbury weighs revenue sharing spend at town meeting
A pre town meeting at Cole Hall will discuss federal revenue sharing funds since 1972 totaling about 48500 and a July 12 ballot amendment to the town plan and zoning ordinance. Seven projects totaling 104000 appear on the revenue sharing ballot with voters ranking priorities.
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Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Harry Balian
Josh Hulett
Red Brick School
Route 7
Center Shaftabury
Clifford Huege
Ruege
Shaftsbury Cemetery
Methodist church board to meet on Monday July 1
Community notes list a Methodist church administrative board meeting set for Monday July 1 at 8 PM. Other items mention visiting relatives from Nassau, a Sunday combined service at Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church led by Rev. Harry Burdess, and area students making final honor lists at Cambridge Central School. Contributions welcomed for local church projects and a storm drain plan on Liberty to Davis Streets.
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The
Methodist Church
Eagle Bridge United Mthodist
Harry Burdess
Cambridge Central School
Louis Quillio
Anthony
John Turi
Kathleen Austin
David McNeilty
Steven Pratt
Patricia Turi
Bruce Bailey
Joseph Darfler
Elaine Wilbur
United Methodist Church
Manchester zoning debate seeks preservation and concessions
Manchester selectmen heard amendments to a three year old zoning ordinance aimed at preserving town character and protecting petition rights while allowing concessions. Key proposals include indoor tennis and recreation facilities in overlay districts around Route 7 and Route 11 30, and a medical facility on Route 30 north of Wilcox Fuels. Public opposition cited visual impact and calls for industrial zoning. The board will decide to adopt, reject, or amend the changes at tonight's meeting.
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Charles Bonenti
Manchester
Town Planning Commission
Dorset
Intnor
Wilcox Flats
Laon Noe
Docset
Clyde Bryant Jr
Emil Zoufaly
Allkelihood
Ken Johnston
Wilcox’ Fuels
Johnston
Planning Commission
Commissi
Revival of Measure for Measure Opens Saratoga Theatre Season
Theatre critic William Gilbert reviews John Houserman’s City Center Acting Company in Measure for Measure at the Saratoga Theatre. The play’s themes of corruption, power, and public facade are matched by brisk pacing, strong ensemble work, and period transposition to 1865 Vienna. David Schramm centers the production with a commanding portrayal of the corrupt ruler, while the cast delivers clear soliloquies and vivid two-person scenes.
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William Gilbert
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Shakespeare
Saratoga
John Houserman
City Center
Houseman
Carnering Houseman
England
Wils
Thien
Chekov
David Schramm
Pompey
Lucio
Detroit
Ifa
Vienne
Meyerting
Fightantous
Saratoga Theatre
Virgil Thompson
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