Brothers charged in Hoosick Falls Central School break-in
Two brothers from Hoosick Falls and Bennington were arrested after a Sunday night break-in at Hoosick Falls Central School. Lawrence Gates 18 and Arthur Gates 24 face third degree burglary and second degree criminal possession of stolen property. They await a hearing in Rensselaer County jail. A minor from Hoosick Falls was also arrested in connection with theft of office equipment and tools. The trio allegedly worked together. arrests occurred in Hoosick Village Falk.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Bennington
Hoosick Falls Central School
Lawrence J. Gates
High St
Arthur R. Gates
John Mahar
Rensselaer County
Hoosick Falk
Thompson moved to Albany Medical Center address
Mrs Beatrice Mattison who is a patient in Albany New York has been moved to a new address on the 8th floor C wing room 810 Albany Medical Center Hospital Albany New York 12208 Eugene Christin and family of Cherry Hill New Jersey are spending the week with his mother Mrs Gladys Stein
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Beatrice Mattison
Albany, N.Y
Albany Medical Center Hospital
Albany
N.Y
Shaftsbury ZBA approves partial filling of Boy Scout pond
The Shaftsbury Zoning Board granted selectmen approval to partially fill the Boy Scout pond on Cleveland Avenue using rough fill and boulders. They urged close monitoring and keeping drainage ditches open to reduce flood risk. Water table measurements were taken, with little danger cited. The project aims to create a recreation area, playground, skating rink, and mosquito control, with Eagle Scout Alan Beebe drafting development plans. Additional actions included permits for an indoor riding arena, a fence, a culvert extension under Route 7, and moving a double-width trailer on Route 7.
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Shaftsbury
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Cleveland Avenue
Edwin A. Colvin
Forrest Hulett
Selectmen
Selectman
Sanford Buxbaum
Alan Beebe
Recreation Committee
Beebe
Edie Pullman
Trumbull Hill Road
Donald
Linda Harvey
Holliday Drive
Prudential Committee
Sedgely Drive
Leo
Mabel Harrington
Ina
Route
Dennis Loomis
New Books at McCullough Library North Bennington
McCullough Library in North Bennington lists adult titles including The Snow Walker by Mowat The Russians by Smith Nobody's Sorry He Got Killed by Goldstein Capricorn Games by Silverberg Feathers in the Fire by Cookson Faster Than Light by Dawn Yankee Politics in Rural Vermont by Bryan John Stark Freedom Fighter by Richmond and other titles with an extensive juvenile shelf. A special Manchester School Board meeting is set for noon Thursday at the superintendent's Manchester Center office.
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Mowat
Smith
Goldstein
Ayling
Winifred
Disney
Wilbur
Richmond
Gallwey
Dallas
Joscelyn
Sears
Spain
Bangert
Miller
King
Elizabeth
Glasner
Manchester
Superintendant
Manchester Center
Vermont Oil Spill Near Route 4 Prompts Water Precaution
Vermont state police report about 4200 gallons of number 4 fuel oil spilled near Route 4 after a tanker was forced off the road by an unidentified car. Driver Larry Granger of Calais was treated for minor injuries. officials fear possible water contamination but most oil likely absorbed by a local leaching field.
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Mendon
UPI
Vermont
Route 4
Larry Granger
Calais
Rutland Hospital
Vermont Water Resources Department
Rutland
Rutland woman freed on bail in Vermont assault case
Marion Ezzo of Rutland has been released on a 5000 dollar signed recognizance bail after arraignment at Rutland Hospital for allegedly firing several shots at a state trooper. She pleaded innocent to aggravated assault and was ordered to undergo a psychiatric examination. BRIDGEWATER murder suicide shocks town as Donald Osmer shoots wife Judith Ann then kills himself in mobile home. two children present.
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Rutland
UPI
Marion Ezzo
Vermont
Rutland Hospital
Bridgewater
Donald Osmer
Judith Ann
Pittsfield
Esther Tetlow
Newport man denies arson charge in attic fire
Robert Santaw 21 of Newport pleaded not guilty to setting a fire Saturday in an attic of a 1% apartment house. Vermont District Court Judge Lewis Springer ordered a psychiatric examination at Waterbury State Hospital. Santaw was held for lack of $2,000 pending arraignment.
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Newport
UPI
Robert Santaw
Vermont District Court
Lewis Springer
Santaw
State Hospital
Waterbury
Santan
New York Appeals Court Upholds Aid Law for Private Schools
The New York Appeals Court ruled yesterday that a 1970 state law providing state aid to private and parochial schools is legal. The ruling stems from a Cathedral Academy suit after denial of aid following a federal court decision. The decision may lead to a U.S. Supreme Court appeal as it conflicts with the federal ruling.
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Albany
State of
New York
U.S. Supreme Court
Cohoes Seeks Return of Local Mastodon Exhibit
Cohoes officials push to relocate the region’s mastodon, a 11 000 year old dinsoaur remains found in 1866 and reconstructed at Albany’s state museum about 50 years ago. After the state museum moved to the South Mall the Cohoes mastodon was left behind and negotiations with state leaders aim to bring it back to Cohoes beside the Erie Canal.
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Cohoes
State Museum
Albany
New South Mall
Erie Canal
Lifeguard shot at Stockbridge Bowl reported in good condition
A 21 year old Stockbridge lifeguard Robert Feltre was shot in the back about 10 30 am Tuesday while on duty at Stockbridge Bowl and taken to Berkshire Medical Center where he was listed in good condition. State police investigated the incident and could not confirm if the shooting was accidental.
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Stockbridge
Stockbridge Bowl Beach
Berkshire Medical Center
Pittsfield
Lee State
Robert Feltre
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Helene Thompson
Eugene Christin
Cherry Hill, N.J
Gladys Stein
Nichols
Missy
White Sale
Shaftsbury Zba
Juvenile Dept
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McCullough Library
North Bennington
Barack
Petunia
Razzi
Yolen
Crown Estate
Burlington
U.S. Department of Labor
Edward LaForce
LaForce
Labor Department
Down In
Berkshire
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