Zoners Deny Variance For County St Mobile Home
Bennington Village Board of Adjustment unanimously refused the variance for Marie Krause to place a mobile home at 800 County St in an area zoned R-2. The session also heard residents complain of long standing illegal uses on Safford and Hillside streets and discussed a new mobile home at 1010 County St. The board noted its limited authority and referred enforcement to the village attorney. Additional irregularities involving the state Pharmacy Board were raised during a separate investigation.
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Marie Krause
County St
The
Bennington Village Board of Adjustment
Harvey D. Carter Jr
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Pownal
Feinberg
Board of Pharmacy
Carter
Burlington
Henry Wolfson
Leominster
Mass
Pharmacy Board
Bennington Village
Perrotta
A. Sidney Edson
North Bennington water and unification debate continues
Residents hear a growing split over the Putnam Deed of Gift water system as North Bennington officials defend a self governed board while Bennington Village faces different rates and limits. Critics urge studying unification effects and potential court steps to alter the deed.
Old Bennington Vote On Merger Embraces Voting Booths
Old Bennington residents approved joining in a merger after adopting regulated voting booths for the first time. Town authorities note a possible revote within 20 days if 5 percent of voters petition, which would require seven and a half signatures.
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Bennington
Norton Barber
Old Bennington
Road shows focus on fair market value in Vermont highway land take
McIntyre discusses assessing real estate for Route 7 condemnation in Vermont. The process weighs fair market and sentimental value, with appeals possible to the Highway Board and state courts. Affected land parcels and owners are listed, detailing acres and remaining land as the state prepares to acquire properties within a year.
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McIntyre
Highway Board
Highway Department
Deer Park
Shaftsbury
Joseph W
Constance Bourgeois
Rollin F
Laura E. Baldwin
Joseph A
Marjorie N. Bruse
James F. Searey
Clayton L
Josie M. Barber
Mary Allen
Mizzler Wells
William E
Marie West
Fred L. Olin
Rebecca S. Griffen
Edward S
Marjorie B. Morse
Miloslav Januska
Robert W
June S. Knapp
Harry W
Mary M. Percey
Bernard Gordon
Arnold E. Dubb
Ted S
Goldfeld Gladstone
Vermont Electric Power Co
M. Callahan, Inc
Bennington Properties
Globe Union, Inc
Sirius L. Sorensen
Gilbert V
Stephanie B. Pongetti
Ezekiel A
Inez M. Cross
Effie Kapetan
Theodore P
Shirley A. Morse
Charles H
Lorraine A. Senecal
Stephen J
Frank N. Rice
Lester E
Pearl B. Harwood
Stanley
Mary C. Butler
Virginia E. Bishop
Burton W
Carol A. Richmond
Dean W
John M. Osgood
Blanche E. Duverney
Vermont Terminal Corp
Lyman K
Myra E. van Nostrand
Paul W
Nancy S. Bohne III
Theodore C
Joyce T. Langue
Edwin D
Ellen P. Dickie
Henry H
Dorothy I. Dickie
Gary A
Sarah H. Davenport
Wayne F
Dee Ann Gauthier
Harold D
Julia B. Hewitt
Jolivette Electric Supply, Inc
Ralph A. Thurber Sr
Ralph A. Thurber Jr
Richard A. Thurber
Hayes on Liberty Union and governors role in 1969 politics
Hayes reopenes interview argues critics of atomic energy policy should testify and notes Liberty Union’s impact on regular party candidates. He declined to run for governor on the Liberty Union ticket, favors Republican nomination, and calls for an activist, proactive governor who anticipates problems and acts decisively. He contrasts Davis's passive approach with an engaged leadership style.
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Gorman
Tamplin
Liberty Union
Hayes
New Party
Davis
Maple Insects on Way Here Forester Says Don't Worry
Forester James White of Bennington County says a predicted maple trumpet skeletonizer infestation in Vermont and New Hampshire will not seriously harm maples. He notes the caterpillars defoliate 25 to 30 percent of leaves, arrive late in summer, and thus are not dangerous to trees. spraying is unnecessary for his maples. Dr Richard Gouger of Bartlett Tree Research Laboratories predicts a large attack this year as egg masses hatch into caterpillars next month.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Bennington County
James White
White
Thrift Shop Supports UCS Beneath Bennington Community Help
In Bennington a long running thrift shop funds the United Counseling Service with weekly sales on Thursday Friday and Saturday. UCS offers family counseling child guidance adult mental health services and education plus a Day Treatment Center and a 24 hour emergency service. The shop revenue plus public contributions and state funds support UCS programs including a new social work training partnership with the State University of Albany. Hours this week are Thursday 2 to 5 Friday 2 to 8 and Saturday 10 to 2. Hospital Notes lists admissions and discharges for July 22 1970.
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Bennington
United Counseling Service of
UCS
Bennington County
the State University At Albany
Vermont Department of
Bennington Briefs and Community Notices Roundup
Bennington section reports a Sunday hike to Little Rock Pond by the Green Mountain Club meeting at 1:30 p.m. at the Bennington Post Office, plus a Western square dance at Lake Paran led by North Cliff Brodeur. Local residents’ travels include Mrs. Madison in Virginia and relatives in Ohio. prizewinner Kimberly Myers is noted. Business ads announce insurance, a restaurant job, and LeBlanc's Auto Wrecking schedule.
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Green Mountain Club
Bennington
Little Rock Pond
Sidney A. Madison
Norfolk
The
Catamount Gadabouts Square Dance Club
Lake Paran
North Cliff Brodeur
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Pharmacy Board Inquiry
Ludlow
North Bennington
Pagenington
Laura H. Jennings
Fred Welling
Water Board
Putnam
Wickenden
Welling
Selectman
J. Duncan Campbell
Dufresne and
Henry
Pittendreigh
Barber
Water Service
Robert Kellogg
Lamb
Glendon E
Joan M. Bentley
Hattie Evers
John and
Marjorie la Fountain
Einar
Margaret Michaelsen
Alain and
Christiane Michere
Howard B
Doris A. Waine
D. Herbert
Helen M. Lillie
Arthur F
Anna R. Robinson
Central Vermont Public Service
Bijur Lubricating Corp
Raymond E
Margaret M. Tatro
Ned H. Pettengill
Northern Terminals, Inc
Howard W
Auxillia W. Moore
Church of God
Soldiers’ Home of Vermont
Norman H. Greenberg
Charles M. Wilkinson
State of
Vermont Railway, Inc
Clarence W
Delila B. Chandler
James O
Ina M. Cross
Harry S
Patricia L. Browe
Fuelane Corp
Marvin L
Barbara M. Loveland
Rebecca S. Griffin
Ephrem F. Berard
John P
Pauline L. Andrews
Joseph and
Jessie MacLay
H. Percy
Edith Andrews
Harold A. Hilliard Sr
William J. Cobb
William H
Marion A. Morse
Henry M. Tuttle Co
Howard C. Davis
Kenneth C
Betsey B. Porter
Ball L
Emilie A. Lyons
T. Garry Buckley
C & B Morse Block, Inc
Myra E. VanNostrand
Mark E
Lydia J. Rice
David L
Delphine E. Redinger
David E
Margaret E. Sweet
Robert A
Betty A. Church
Angela B. O’brien
Vera Styczynski
Evelyn M. Dakin
Tempey Wells
Lula Sweet
Ross D. Bentley
Harold E
Rose M. Burgess
Ernest O
Yvonne M. Lampron
Robert E
Beatrice M. Gulley Jr
Forester
Thrift Shop
Frederick Federico
Loretta Jepson
Paul Secoy
Patricia Cone
Yvonne Gladue
Edward Reagan Jr
Beverly Sweet
Birger Wigsnes
Paul Holmberg
South Dorset
Lena Kent
Manchester Depot
Rita DeGrenier
Dana Raymond
Sandra McCart
Monica Murphy
Edward Schmigel Sr
Thomas Guiden
Hoosick Falls
Evelyn Bradich
John F. Dunham
Jefferson Heights
Bennington Briefs
Viola Burnett
Romeo Scerbo
Dunedin, Fla
Carl Reynolds
Carolyn M. Clark
School St
Kimberly Myers
Donald Myers
Elm St
Stark Street Playground
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Stewart G. Jones
M.D
Shea Agency, Inc
Iron Kettle
LeBlanc
Safford and Gage Sts
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