Forest Service May Buy 5500 Acres In Stamford
Stamford selectmen plan tonight to discuss Alfred M. Johnson Green Mountain National Forest request to negotiate purchase of 5500 acres in northwest Stamford. Land includes 3500 acres owned by Frank Opie and 2000 by Lincoln Haynes, with Opie’s site near a planned vacation home and Haynes’ Stamford Pond. Opie bought land last December for about 1 million dollars amid zoning disputes. both developers seek 4177 one acre lots under interim zoning. A permanent zoning vote is set for July 23 at Stamford School. selectmen previously rejected sale to the forest, though some argue Stamford cannot both refuse sale and prohibit development. If approved, forest purchase could proceed despite limited federal funds.
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Alfred M. Johnson
Manchester
Green Mountain National Forest
Forest Service
Johnson
Stamford Selectmen
Frank Opie
Ayer
Mass
Lincoln Haynes
Wilmington
Haynes
Stamford Pond
Opie
Opie and
National Forest
Four Dorset Residents In Next Playhouse Show
Four Dorset residents join the Caravan Theatre production of The Magistrate at Dorset Playhouse July 15 to 19. Fred Carmichael leads as Posket with Susan Loughran as his bride and John Charles as her son Cis. Cast includes Jesse Corum, Martin Hawkes, Warren Murray, Alfred Yates with Barry T. Baughman design and Patricia Carmichael staging.
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Dorset Playhouse
Sun
Fred Carmichael
Posket
Herry
Susan Loughran
John Charles
Cis
Jan Elston
Cynthia Mitchell
Hillary Mareety
Dorset
Jesse Corum
Martin Hawkes
Warren Murray
Alfred Yates
Caravan
Barry T. Baughman
Bruce Peyton
Caravan Theatre
Patricia Carmichael
Manchester Southern Vermont Art Center
Stage Right
Silver Towers Hosts VARC Day at Camp
VARC will host the second annual VARC Day at Silver Towers Camp in Brookfield on Sunday July 19 from 11 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The event includes a 1 p.m. buffet lunch and a camp tour led by director Alton M. Van Wie Jr. Camp staff and campers will perform after lunch under Mike Foley.
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Vermont Association For Retarded Children, Inc
VARC
Silver Towers
Vermont Elks Association
VEA
Emily C. Cota
P.O. Box
Charlestown
N.H
Alton M. van Wie Jr
Mike Foley
Josephine Baird
WARC
Demolish Bid Tails Dilapidated House at 45 Church St Hoosick Falls
Village and county officials move toward selling the dilapidated property at 45 Church St after unpaid taxes dating to 1951. County treasurer Edward Pattison outlined steps to the contemplated sale while letters to prior owner Joseph Sohl go unanswered. The owner’s status was later listed as Helen Weber by the county.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Church St
Edward W. Pattison
Pattison
Joseph Sohl
Bennington
Helen Weber
Richard A. Severson
Castleton honors largest spring dean president list honors
Castleton State College reports the spring semester set a record for honors with 163 Vermonters on the dean's list and 15 on the president's list led by Edgar S. Pierce of Bennington. Bennington County students include Robert Jordan Daniel Kane Kathleen Ottaviano and others.
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Castleton State College
Edgar S. Pierce
Bennington
Bennington County
Robert Jordan
Daniel Kane
Kathleen Ottaviano
David Palmer
Cynthia White
Pamela Holley
Betty Riley
North Bennington
Henri Barendse
Manchester
James F. Lyon
Manchester Depot
John Wright
Arlington
Donna Adams
Londonderry
Melanie Pike
Wilmington
In Defense of The Goldenrod Defense of goldenrod against hay fever claims in Massachusetts
Dr. John W Brainerd argues solidago is insect pollinated and unlikely to trigger hay fever. He cites pollen counts with little airborne pollen from goldenrod and notes ragweed pollen, not goldenrod, causes allergies. The piece urges restraint on state efforts to purge goldenrod and jokes about ragweed control.
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Massachusetts Bureau of Air Use Management
West
Brainerd
Goldenrod
M.D
Boston
Springfield, Mass
Commonwealth of Goldenrod
Commonwealth
Provincetown
West Stockbridge
New England
Goa-born Sequeira Elected to Indian Parliament Despite Noncitizen Status
NEW DELHI Indian law bars noncitizens from voting or holding office but Eraso de Sequeira 31 a Goa native was elected to parliament. He faced possible fines up to 24000 dollars based on 66 dollars per day for each day he served in session after being exposed as noncitizen.
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UPI
Eraso de Sequeira
Goa
India
Sequeira
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