Regional Planning Commission set hearing for plan approval
The Bennington Regional Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on the second half of the regional plan at the Aug. 20 meeting in Arlington. Adoption is expected soon after. The first six chapters were adopted last January, with Technical Planning Associates of New Haven leading the effort headed by Lawrence Moore. Copies are available at town clerks and libraries, or BRPC offices in Arlington Town Hall. The plan covers geography, population, land use, recreation, highways, and soon schools, water, and sewerage. John Simson, BRPC’s soon to be executive director, will promote the plan and assist towns with funding forms. Moore urged towns to adopt septic regulations alongside zoning. The budget is about $28,000. towns contribute nearly half and are not billed until September. Some towns previously rejected shares but remain members while volunteers help fund the budget.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Bennington
BRPC
Dartmouth nature seminar draws learners from near and far
Hanover New Hampshire seventeen and seventy alike joined a three day nature seminar at Dartmouth College on The Nature of New England Lectures were given by John Hay poet and naturalist and Alan T Gaylord professor of English Dartmouth Alumni teen agers and a veteran newspaperman and wife attended A wet outdoor lab at Mt Moosilauke challenged participants who hiked Gorge Brook Trail to the summit or Jobildune Ravine While weather proved foul most attendees enjoyed the experience The seminar covered lectures forums and a nature film with field trips and discussions The Mt Moosilauke tract has rich history including the Prospect House Ravine Camp and DOC activity
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N.Y
Dartmouth
Mt. Moosilauke
N.H
John Hay
Hay
Moosilauke
C. Allison Merrill
Dartmouth College
Merrill
Gorge Brook
Asquamchumgake
Jobildune Ravine
White Mountain
Gaylord
Edward K. Woodworth
Concord N.H
Charles P. Woodworth
New London
Prospect House
Dartmouth Outing Club
Norwich
Great Gulf
Tuckerman’s
Mt. Washington
Presidential Range
Windham College Hosts Sixth Annual Early Music Collegium
Putney Vermont Windham College will host the sixth annual Collegium in Early Music from August 2 to 29 on its campus. Director Joseph Iadone leads a staff including Jean Hakes Arnold Grayson Alexander Silbiger Gian Silbiger Bertram Turetzky Nancy Turet zky Norma Verilli Iadone Richard Taruskin Leonard Banaszak and Lucy Cross. Daily classes cover vocal and instrumental music of early and Renaissance periods with emphasis on ensemble and musicianship. Concerts are scheduled on August 7 8 14 15 21 22 and 28 at 8 p.m. in Stone Hall. For brochure write George Soules Windham College Putney Vermont 05346.
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Putney
Windham College
Joseph Iadone
Sutanist
Jean Hakes
Arnold Grayson
Alexander Silbiger
Gian Silbiger
Bertram Turetzky
Nancy Turetzky
Norma Verilli Iadone
Florentine Intermedii
Intermedii
Paul Hindemith
Hartt College
Iadone
Renaissance Quartet
New York Pro Musica
Collegium
Stone Hall
George Soules
Vermont
Dutch Hill Development Opens Sales
Heartwellville buyers can purchase seventeen one acre building lots north of the Meadows novice section at Dutch Hill Ski Area. Anthony F and Dominic Cersosimo of Brattleboro say Phase 1 on about 25 acres has health department approval and includes an access road and a new ski trail. Phase 2 plans a lift and back mountain expansion totaling about 57 acres.
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Heartwellville
Dutch Hill
Anthony F
Dominic Cersosimo
Brattleboro
Vermont Department of Health
Winhall Sets Public Hearing On Zoning Case
Winhall to hold a public hearing by the Board of Adjustment on August 4 at 8 p.m. in the town hall. Gerald Hogan seeks a variance to build a house closer to the road than allowed by interim zoning rules on Pearl Buck Drive.
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Winhall
Gerald Hogan
Hogan
Pearl Buck Drive
Blood Bank Seeks Liquid Assets in Arlington Visit
The Vermont Bloodmobile will visit Arlington on Wednesday July 22 from 1 to 6 p.m. at Dunbar Hall St James Church. Donors aged 18 or older are urged to give blood as the need rises seasonally. under 21 need permission slips and 66 plus may donate with doctor approval. Monetary deposits are not charged.
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Arlington
Red Cross Blood Bank
Vermont Bloodmobile
Dunbar Hall
Arlington Red Cross Organization
Blood Bank
Red Cross
Claire O’neil
East Arlington
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West Arlington
J. Jordon Young
Rupert
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Lawrence Moore
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Shaftsbury
Lees
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Main St
Aia
Berkshires
Cold Spring Road
Williamstown
Mass
Cue & Mobil Guide
Basketville
Mt, Equinox
Manchester
Early Music Collegium
Frost’s Pharmacy , Inc
Dutch Hill Development
Board of Adjustment of
Clude
Clement Belcher
Roy Cole
Curtis Flory
James O’neil
North ST. Bennington, VT
Mayflower
Mullen
Canvas Casuals
Main
Manchester Center
Seena
Miracle Ear
Dahlberg
National Hearing Aid Centers, Inc
Tremont Street
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Boston
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