Hoosick Falls teachers and board reach tentative contract
Negotiators for the Hoosick Falls Teachers' Association and the Hoosick Falls Central School Board reached a tentative contract for the 1976 77 school year at 9 30 p m Tuesday. Details await ratification by teachers and the full board. The impasse had previously prompted PERB to appoint a factfinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Philip Leonard
Leukhardt
Donna Geers
Rep Ray J Poor Announces Run For Re Election
Vermont state representative candidate Ray J Poor of Whitingham announces plans to seek re election to the Bennington Windham Republican seat. He cites education aid fairness electric power rates pollution welfare jobs and the state budget as key issues for the upcoming session. Poor highlights his local government experience and vows to work for residents and towns in the district.
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Vermont
Whitingham
Poor
Vce
Republican Town Committee
Windham County
Republican Committee
Republican Caucus
North Bennington Accepts New Fire Truck At Station
Fire chief Martin W. Percey and village trustees chairman Fred Welling pose before North Bennington's new fire department truck. The vehicle arrived Tuesday night and gleamed Wednesday outside the station. It cost 42,500 dollars, carries a 1,000 gallon pump and a 750 gallon booster tank. Welling signed purchase orders for all three city fire trucks, the oldest of which was built with listed capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin W. Percey
North Bennington
Fred Welling
Welling
Arlington ZBA Approves Chittenden Drive-In Bank Permit
Arlington Zoning Board grants Swanton CQ Inc and Chittenden Trust Co a permit to build a 3.5 acre drive-in bank on East Arlington Road near the Merwin Crofut residence. The $90,000 project faced little resistance as board members praised the site plan and statistics presented by architect William Kirby of Williamstown. Financial institutions are allowed conditional uses in the Village District.
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Arlington
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Swanton Cq, Inc
Chittenden Trust Co
East Arlington Road
Merwin Crofut
Robert Stroffelene
Nancy Worsoe
Fredricka Leaning
Orrin Griffis
Wiliam Kirby
Williamstown
Kirby
Chittenden
South Street
Bennington
Robert Cummings
District Environmental Commission
Planning Commission
Worsoe
Cummings
Baltimore bank plans seek zoning, drainage and sewer permits
United Press International reports Baltimore officials review a bank development by Kirby with a colonial style brick veneer building, 22 parking spaces, underground utilities, and a drive in, amid drainage concerns and a 2000000 project cost. Arlington notes a bicycle accident injuring Daniel Harrington.
Petersburg assessor defends record amid taxpayer grievances
Petersburg officials faced a protest from three members of the Petersburg Concerned Taxpayers Group who delivered a list of grievances about town assessments. They urged the town board to respond within weeks, stating residents are unhappy with the assessments and noting the concerns are about unequal treatment rather than overassessment.
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Anne Eisenmenger
Petersburg, N.Y
The
Petersburg Concerned Taxpayers’ Group
PCTG
Long Town Meeting Debates Petersburg Property Assessments
Residents from Petersburg push for equal assessments as PCTG notes uneven valuations. President Hempstead warns of court action if grievances fail to move, while Assessor Watrou s defends efforts to assess all parcels at 10 percent of market value and to untangle a long-running equalization issue. Local attorney Burstein discusses removal impossibilities and the Islip precedent looms over future cases.
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F. Warren Hempstead
Shirley Snyder
Hempstead
PCTG
Richard A. Weaver
William M. Burstein
Joan Wattraus
Wattrous
State of
New York
Taxpayers’ Association
Petersburg
Court of Appeals
Islip
Long Island
Arlington Fisher Library Opens Mondays for Preschoolers
Librarian Ann Marsh announces the Fisher Library will be open every Monday from 9:09 to 11:30 for preschool children. Parents are invited to bring their youngsters to enjoy picture books during this morning session.
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Fisher Library
Ann Marsh
Dorset Conventions Sparking Dorset’s 1776 Independence Move
Dorset townsmen debated and declared independence in July 1776, as Dorset Vermont founders displayed courage and sense. The Dorset Historical Society meets tonight with Warren Murray detailing the Dorset Conventions, and the July gathering is at 8 p.m. in the United Church vestry in Dorset.
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DORSET — _ Vermont
Philadelphia
Dorset
Dorset Historical Society
Warren Murray
The
United Church
Berlin man found guilty on three traffic charges in Hoosick court
William Johnson of Berlin was found guilty by Judge Raymond Albowicz in Hoosick town court on Tuesday evening after passing a red light driving with unsafe tires and driving with a damaged windshield. He was fined 25 dollars in total. A fourth charge of driving an unregistered vehicle was dismissed. In the same court Edward Harrington of Johnsonville had charges of unlicensed operation dismissed.
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Hoosick
N.Y
William Johnson
Berlin
Raymond Albowicz
Johnson
Edward Harrington
Johnsonville
Car fire extinguished at Main and Willard in Hoosick Falls
Firefighters doused a car blaze Tuesday afternoon at Main and Willard in Hoosick Falls. No injuries were reported. Ronald Bovie of Petersburg owned the yellow Volkswagen Rabbit, which was moved from the scene. Fire officials said the fire started in the undercoating from a rag or paper towel left by a careless mechanic.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Main
Willard Streets
Ronald Bovie
Petersburg
Falls News Briefs: Two-Car Crash and Beer Theft
A two car collision on Main Street Falls yesterday caused minor vehicular damage with no injuries. A keg of Schlitz beer stolen from First Ward Restaurant porch is valued at a $10 deposit. A separate report notes Daniel Marsh faces court on July 30 for an unsafe tire. Choir and fire department events set for tonight. A well baby clinic is Friday at the Pownal Recreational Community Center.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Main Street
Timothy J. Smith
Barton Ave
Susan M. Warrick
North Hoosick
Alice Kenyon
First Ward
Daniel Marsh
Bennington
Pownal Recreational Community Center
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Arlington Zba
United Press International
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Baltimore Committee
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Jurisdictio
Charles Farrell
Daniel G. Harrington
Route 313
Barbara Martin
East Arlington
Farrell
Schoo
Bennington County
Readsboro
Snyder
Lawrence Hewitt
Mrs. Wattrous
Raymond Poor
Helene Thompson
On Safe
Business World Inc
Central Auto Supply Inc
Ben-Mont Ave
Rell
Music Store
Bennington, Vermont
Peterson's
Falls
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Pownal United Methodist Church
Pownal Center
R Zenith
TNH
E.T. Williams
Benn
Home Furniture CO
Main ST
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