Frothingham for Senate seeks bold new Vermont voice
Randolph resident Nathaniel Frothingham, 35, launches a Democratic bid for the U.S. Senate, arguing urgent global issues demand a new approach. He cites famine in Africa, energy reform, nuclear waste fears, and a push for Vermont self sufficiency, plus opposition to the current political establishment and funding waste.
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Norman Runnion
Brattleboro
Nathaniel Frothingham
Randolph
United States Senate
Vermont
Frothingham
Chittenden County
Patrick J. Leahy
Bromley subdivision approved in Peru plan
Peru Planning Commission chair C R Hogen announced approval of Bromley Village with 136 acres of free land previously for skiing facilities, seven clusters of 172 condo units and three single homes. Engineer Eric Eklof assured adequate water supply and hydrant access for all units, final Act 250 details to come.
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Peru
Bromley
C. R. Hogen
Planning Commission
Hogen
David Farnum
Bob Wright
Barbara Myhrum
Frank Dailey
Bromley Village
Arthur O’dea
Floyd Davis
Fire Department
Eric Eklof
Dufresne and
Henry
Shaftsbury Couple Return From Lakeland Visit
Shaftsbury residents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coonradt returned home after a two week visit in Lakeland Minnesota with daughter Mrs. Peter J. Gibson and family. They traveled round trip from Albany New York aboard American Airlines.
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Earl Coonradt
Main Street
Shaftsbury
Lakeland
Minn
Peter J. Gibson
Coonradts
Albany
N.Y
American Airlines
Argetine-born man stalks pigeons in London with bow and arrows
Juan Henshire told a judge in London that he stalked pigeons in Green Park to curb disease and mess from Trafalgar Square birds. Police confiscated his archery gear and the judge gave a one-year suspended sentence. He lamented losing his bow and arrows as his aim supposedly improved.
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London
UPI
Juan Henshire
Trafalgar Square
Green Park
Henshore
Weston to Open Time of Your Life at Playhouse
The Weston Playhouse stages William Saroyans Time of Your Life opening July 18 with performances July 19 to 21 at 8 30 and a Saturday matinee. The 1939 San Francisco waterfront saloon drama follows Joe observer of people who help others fulfill dreams with cast including Walter Boughton Tim Fort Andrea Graham Graham Brown Andrew Traines and others.
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Weston
William Saroyan
Weston Playhouse
Joe
Walter Boughton
Tim Fort
Tom
Fer
Andrea Graham
Kitty Duval
Andrea Ayn Graham
Challenge to Conn. Route 7 to be heard
New York hearing set Friday in the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals on Citizens for Balanced Environment and Transport Inc. motion to extend an injunction on the Brookfield to Norwalk Danbury Route 7 project. Plaintiffs seek NEPA review and possible halt of work funded by state and federal sources on the 4.7 mile Brookfield section near Still River floodplain. CBET voices concern over environmental and energy impacts and favors rail and bus alternatives.
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England
Wales
America
World Resource Bank
United States
Frothingham
Cape Cod
Vermont
Herbert Moore
Marlboro
Randolph Union High School
Randolph
Vermont Tomorrow
Montpelier
California
Ronald Reagan
Barre
Reagan
Capitol Building
Vermont Yankee
U.S. House of Representatives
FBI
CIA
Cambodia
New York
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
New York City
Citizens For Balanced Environment and Transportation, Inc
Norwalk
Danbury
NEPA
U.S. 7
Danbury-New Milford
Brookfield
New Milford
Still River
Robert Haavind
Cbet, Inc
Haavind
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Africa
Harvard College
Sahara
San Francisco
Nick
Graham Brown
Kit Carson
Andrew Traines
Thomas Turgeon
Playhouse
Bennington
Dexter
Dunhams
Sebago
Martin’s Shoe Store
North St. Benn
Loafer
Nick the Barkeep
Bart Bros
Main St
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