Success ends Windham cross country ski race after decade
Brattleboro reported that the annual George Washington Birthday Cross Country Ski Race, held in Guilford Putney or Marlboro, was ended by organizers after ten years. The event drew 1100 skiers last February, with entrants ranging from kindergarteners to retirees and Olympic skiers. It aimed to promote cross country skiing but was discontinued to avoid overgrowth.
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Brattleboro plant halts workers' checks
More than 100 American Stratford typesetters in Brattleboro faced payday disruption as paychecks were halted Thursday due to an internal factor tied to parent firm American Book Stratford Press in New York. The stock was halted on the American Stock Exchange amid a capital restructuring of an $8.5 million loan default. Blumberg said the firm is not bankrupt and expects a resolution, with Standard and Poors noting the loan default due to lack of funds and working capital.
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Naming Sleeman Center Sparks Community Debate
The speaker questioned opposition to naming the facility after Sleeman. Critics cited arrogance and bad taste, the building as a true community center, and Sleeman's controversial roles as landlord, BSD chairman, and activist.
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Sleeman
BSD
Weeks School under fire over alleged abuse and runaways
Legislators and the public would be shocked by Weeks School claims. Egner alleges a girl was struck by a cottage parent and others ran away. a girl attempted suicide and officials allegedly ignored requests for consultation. Officials dispute the charges while noting limited disciplinary actions and ongoing debates about proper placement and foster care alternatives.
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Thomas P. Salmon
Joseph Jamele
Salmon
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Hugh Wallace
Kent Stoneham
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Harrison Greenleaf
Exner
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Paul Philbrook
Philbrook
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Two school boards meet on personnel matters
Mt Anthony Union High School board met in executive session Friday evening to handle an emergency personnel problem but only three members attended, short of a quorum. Superintendent George A Sleeman declined to elaborate and planned a statement after discussing with the full board, with a tentative meeting set for Monday at 11 30. Bennington School District also met Friday for routine interviews with three candidates for district jobs.
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Bennington
Bennington Woman Earns Marymount College Degree
BOCA RATON Fla Miss Alice McDermott Harte daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles C Harte of Bennington earned an associate degree of arts from Marymount College at its ninth commencement here May 14 She plans to continue studies at Marymount majoring in behavioral science
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Charles C. Harte
Bennington
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Marymount
Beers Family to Perform Annual Spring Concert at Hoosac
The Beers Family will perform their annual spring concert at Hoosac School tonight starting at 7 20 PM. The program is free and open to the public in the Lowenfish building on the Hoosac campus.
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Abnaki Canoeing School Opens At North Hero Vermont
Abnaki NORTH HERO Canoeing School at Camp Abnaki in North Hero invites adults couples and individuals to learn canoeing on local lakes and rivers. Instructors include Miss Janice Lambertz from Johnson State College with training ending June 15 after an overnight trip on the Lamoille Missisquoi and Lake Champlain.
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Burlington
Watergate hearings press on as probes intensify
The report covers continuing Watergate talks among Cox Dash and other figures. Cox denies telling Dash to halt hearings while acknowledging discussions on witness immunity and possible harm to investigations. Dash criticizes the Post account, noting the meeting was preparatory to conferring with Ervin. Senate committee chairmen stress preeminence of the panel amid ongoing inquiries and witness cooperation. Former Justice official Mardlan is questioned by investigators as Hunt Barker and Martinez, imprisoned for the break in, face related proceedings.
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Arlington quarterfinal game set for 2 p.m. today
Arlington field hosts a quarterfinal with Arlington facing the Richford Rochester winner at 2 p.m. today. Town manager Edward R. Lamb says afternoon offices will close next week to allow vacation time.
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Arlington Field
Edward R. Lamb
Utility asks PSB to settle rate case promptly
Green Mountain Power urges the Public Service Board to settle the rate increase case quickly. The company has a 10 percent temporary rate hike in effect under bond pending a final decision.
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Martin
PSB
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Bennington College Motet to featured concert Wednesday
Bennington College presents a community concert at 8 15 p m Wednesday June 6 in the Bennington Armory. Louis Calabro premieres Metaphors a 50 part choral piece with contributions from town singers Hoosac School and college choirs plus a Bach chorale and early motets conducted by Calabro Vivian Fine conducts Morning with Thoreau text commissioned by the New York Society for Ethical Culture and Richard Harris leads the OK Chorale through Bach and early motets.
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