Arlington School Board weighs staffing and resignations
Arlington officials said five teachers will not return in the fall as the board met briefly before an executive session to discuss staffing for elementary and high schools. They also noted additional letters of resignation or leave requests. A Sunderland School Board special meeting is set for Friday at noon in the superintendent's office in Manchester.
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Arlington School Board
Sunderland School Board
Manchester
Woodard Construction
Hoosick Falls Board Approves Budget Balance Amid Overrun
Hoosick Falls police investigate a yesterday hit and run with no injuries disclosed. The school board weighed staff reductions and combined classes, approved a Woodard Construction contract for ditching and furrow work, and budget remarks show 1975-76 spending exceeded by 28,208.87 but balanced by state funds, interest, and higher tuition.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Students perform Summer Sonatina concert at Park-McCullough
Tonight at 7 30 in North Bennington the Summer Sonatina group ages 6 to 20 presents their next to last piano recital. Tamar Witkin opens with Bach Prelude in A flat major and others include Susan Creamer on Ravel sonatine and Laura Chadwick with Debussy Petite suite among many peers.
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North Bennington
Tamar Witkin
Bach
Susan Creamer
Tasha van der Linde
Debussy
Laura Chadwick
Rein van der Linde
Erica van der Linde
Kate Condon
Diabelli
Daniel Stevenson
David Sugarman
Christian van der Linde
Beth Donovan
Katherine Chadwick
Linus Whittaker
Elizabeth Banwell
Paula Glanzburg
David Albrecht
Ellen Curtis
Diana Bianco
Salyat Dion Yannatos
White Creek eyes court to nullify pension minutes
The White Creek town board voted 4 to 1 to have attorney John Briggs pursue a court order to void the June 10 1975 pension fund minutes and withdraw from the New York State public employees retirement plan aiming for a $4219 refund. Justice Waldemar Roewer volunteers to file the show cause action in Washington County Supreme Court.
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White Creek
N.Y
John Briggs
New York
Briggs
Edwin Andrews
Donna Cavalier
New York Supreme Court
Washington County
Cavalier
Waldemar Roewer
State Pension Fund
Justice Andrews
Town Road Crew
Andrews
Roewer
Catalier
Castleton School Board debates solar heat plan
Castleton School Board director Sonya Hackel proposed studying solar heat use for the elementary building as a broader solution to rising heating costs. Principal Ray Pentkowski cited a jump from $8,000 to $38,000 annually and Hackel suggested solar adaptation, heat storage, and potential federal grants.
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Castleton
Sonya Hackel
Ray Pentkowski
Pentkowski
Pownal Listers mum as selectman frets over grand list
In Pownal listers refuse comment on alleged 30 percent rise in personal property appraisals. Montpelier tax consultant Douglas McArthur is blamed by many local businessmen who protested on Grievance Day. Selectman Mason criticizes McArthur while listers prepare a joint statement and appeals to the Board of Civil Authority loom if reductions fail. Arlington zoning vote set for today on East Arlington Road change to commercial industrial. Phyllis Allen promotes a tearoom plan, prompting transportation calls and budget concerns amid high tax rate discussions.
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Pownal
Montpelier
Douglas McArthur
Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Jay Zwynenberg
Lister
Board of Civil Authority
BCA
State Tax Department
Selectman
Coleman Mason
Mason
McArthur
Selectmen
Arlington
East Arlington Road
Sunderland
Phyllis Allen
Hoosick Youth Commission backs McGuire for director post
Hoosick N Y the Hoosick Youth Commission at a special meeting voted to recommend that the town board permanently appoint Leo McGuire as youth director. The board will meet to act on the recommendation. McGuire has served over a year under a provisional appointment. The Civil Service Commission warned that a permanent appointment must be made before Aug 5. James Colantonio of Troy faced a driving while intoxicated charge and received a conditional discharge in town court. The Banner notes a correction regarding artist Gene Pelham’s health status.
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Hoosick
N.Y
James Colantonio
Troy
Raymond Albowicz
Hoosick Grange bicentennial program notes
Hoosick Grange held the first half of its bicentennial program with songs and quizzes on US symbols and the Liberty Tree drawing contest won by Mrs. Leyton Hewitt. A flag history and Gettysburg article followed, with a July 28 meeting planned about July birthdays led by Ralph J. Griswold. Refreshments honored Past Master Ralph Griswold’s birthday of July 14.
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Hoosick Grange
Gettysburg
Mable Hewitt
N. Clifford Cottrell
Grange Digest
Grange
Minute Men
Ralph J. Griswold
Shaftsbury Board to Meet to Add Voter Names
Shaftsbury Board of Civil Authority meets at town clerk’s office Saturday July from 11 a.m. to noon to add names to the checklist for the Aug. 17 Mt. Anthony Union School District budget vote. Last chance to add names to the list.
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Shaftsbury Board of Civil Authority
Mt. Anthony Union
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