Colvin seeks re election to Vermont House
Colvin Republican Edwin A. Colvin announced re election to the Vermont House. He praised his voting record as representing all constituents and outlined plans to reform school aid distribution, support an income and property based per person formula, and oppose restrictive rules. He highlighted a federal grant study, Route 7 repairs, auto inspection deregulation saving Vermonters 2.5 million, and a bill to let union school districts disband if members wish.
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Shaftsbury
Edwin A. Colvin
Vermont
Colvin
Formua
Hoosick court notes span fines and budget debate
Hoosick N Y Malcolm Sprague of Eagle Bridge fined 75 dollars in Town Court on reckless driving reduced from driving while intoxicated by Judge John A Mahar. Jose Garcia of West New York N J fined 25 dollars for g Francis Heisler of Pownal Center fined 25 for speeding. Lawrence Baker of Hoosick Falls fined 15 for failure to keep right. Separate Vermont budget discussion cites state law limits and calls for scrutinizing programs and tax relief.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Malcolm Sprague
Eagle Bridge
Sprague
John A. Mahar
Jose Garcia
West New York
N.J
G. Francis Heisler
Pownal Center
Lawrence Baker
R.D. 2
Hoosick Falls
Eight candidates for principal to be interviewed in Manchester
Eight candidates for principal at Manchester Elementary School were chosen from more than 160 applicants by Superintendent Edward F. Houlihan. Directors will interview them in executive session with three teachers and will consider teachers’ comments. parents were not included.
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Manchester
Edward F. Houlihan
Mark Madison
Louise Dalton
Phyllis Lewis
Houlihan
William Childs
Herbert Bowen
Horsemen and lawmakers plan meeting on racing fate in Pownal
State Senators Robert Cummings and Merritt Hewitt will attend a supper at Green Mountain Race Track as horse owners seek to keep thoroughbred racing amid talks of replacing it with greyhound racing. HBPA representatives will be present. Racing Commissioner Fred Davis says no formal request for greyhound days has been filed and a strict audit of the track’s finances will precede any approval. The impact on the community and legality of eliminating thoroughbred racing are under review. Also, North Bennington trustees will meet July 12 at 6 p.m. at the Depot Office.
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Pownal
Robert Cummings
Merritt Hewitt
Green Mountain Race Track
Horsemen’s Benevolent Protective Association
HBPA
Fred Davis
Davis
North Bennington
Flood map studies planned for Pownal and Stamford
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development funds detailed flood hazard area studies in Pownal and Stamford to identify flood elevations for flood plain management and insurance rate calculations. Dufresne Henry Engineering will conduct the reviews with public meetings to gather local input chaired by Charles Sherrill in Stamford and A Coleman Mason in Pownal.
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US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Pownal
Stamford
Dufresne-Henry Engineering Corp
Springfield
Board of Selectmen
Federal Insurance Administration
Charles R. Sherrill
A. Coleman Mason
Hoosick Falls arrests for drugs and disorderly conduct
William A. Rawling of 100 Classic St and Brian W. Blaisbell of Windsor Vermont were fined 100 dollars each after a vehicle check for criminal possession of a controlled substance. Clifford Grover of Bennington Vermont was arrested for disorderly conduct after allegedly destroying a shade tree on Classic Street.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William A. Rawling
Clifford Grover
Bennington
Keith Trottier
Main Street
Wayne A. Giroux
Louis H. Kurrelmeyer Jr
Shelburne
Kurrelmeyer
High Street
Paul D. Fate
Brooklyn
Woman Found After Five Days Lost in Marlboro Woods
Margaret White 70, of Brookline Mass, was located Saturday morning in Hogback Mountain woods near Marlboro after five days missing. A Marlboro Inn innkeeper heard her calls, guiding rescuers to her. She survived on rainwater and cool nights, then transferred from Brattleboro Memorial Hospital to Brattleboro Retreat.
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Brattleboro
Margaret White
Brookline
Mass
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Marlboro
Robert
Harvard University
PERB NAMES ALBANY DOCTOR AS FACTFINDER IN HOOSICK FALLS TALKS
ALBANY N Y Factfinder Dr Egon Plager was appointed by the New York State Public Employment Relations Board to assist in contract talks between the Hoosick Falls Teachers Association and the Hoosick Falls Central School Board after impasse was declared The board plans an executive session to discuss the negotiations and Plager said he will wait a few days to see if an agreement emerges.
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Colvin
Albany
N.Y
New York State Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Egon Plager
Hoosick Falls Teachers’ Association
HFTA
Hoosick Falls
Claytons Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary in Manchester
Mr and Mrs Edwin Clayton of Manchester marked their 50th anniversary on June 27 with a reception at The Avalanche in Manchester. Their eight children hosted and featured remarks by Ken Clayton of Arlington and Mrs Clifford Jennings of Arlington. Children include Ken Alford and Terry of Arlington Janice and Ethel of New York Arnold of Bennington Neale of Pittsfield Mass and Richard of Orlando Fla.
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Manchester
Edwin Clayton
Avalanche
Ken Clayton
Arlington
Clifford Jennings
Claytons
Ken
Alford
Terry
Janice
Ethel
New York
Arnold
Bennington
Neale
Pittsfield
Mass
Richard
Orlando, Fla
Hoosick Falls court fines in village hearing
Hoosick Falls NY Susan Foster of 26 Willow Street found guilty of harassment and fined 20 dollars. Lynne M Vance of Bennington fined 10 dollars for permitting unlicensed operation in village court last week.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Susan Foster
Willow St
Lynne M. Vance
Bennington
Pattison opens weekly phone line for constituents
Residents of the 29th District may call Congressman Ned Pattison between 5 and 6 p.m. each Wednesday at his Washington office. Callers dial (202) 225-5614 collect. Pattison will return calls if he is on another line.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
29Th Congressional District
Ned Pattison
Pattison
Washington
Village cash balance corrected for June 1
The cash balance Manchester Village held on hand June 1 was $2,968, not the $3,968 cited by The Banner on Friday. The discrepancy changes reported funds and may affect local accounting notes.
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Manchester Village
Banner
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