Dostal wins green light for 51 room Bromley hotel
Peru Erwin J Dostal received Act 250 district approval to begin a six acre Bromley Mountain hotel project, with plans for a restaurant lounge and gift shop. Utilities upgrades and a new lagoon will support expansion to 70 rooms and Bromley Village, plus a new well as permits finalize.
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Russ Garland
Peru
Erwin J. Dostal
Bromley Mountain
Bennington
Dostal
Magic Mountain
Big Bromley
Bromley
State Health Department
Water Resources Department
Mill Brook
Bromley Village
District Commission
Peru Zoning Board of Adjustment
IBA
Vermont Independent Tax Practitioners Organize
Tax practitioners plan the southern half state meeting in early fall for education and outreach. All independent practitioners in the area are invited to join. For details contact Earl Kensington Box 35 Morrisville or Edward L Bouton County Extension Agent 162 Elm St Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Earl Kensington
Morrisville
Edward L. Bouton
Elm St
Montpelier
Manchester selectmen settle Center Hill Road dispute
In a marathon meeting the Manchester board wrestled with the Center Hill Road right of way. Attorney Rhys Evans argued that state law would determine the line by rod and a half from the road center. The board rejected the Evans survey then, after more debate, saw Douglas C. Schner switch to support, finalizing the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Center Hill
Stewart Ledbetter
Adams Memorial Park
Ledbetter
Rhys Evans
Center Hill Road
Evans
Douglas C. Schner
James R. Kardas
I. Stanford Zecher
Solution to water problems at Pownal school
Pownal school board heard Peter Andrews of Dufresne Henry present remedies for surface water intrusion affecting the sewage system. Proposals include grading the leachfield, raising manholes, adding a culvert, pumping tanks, and water saving devices. Board to meet after the school day to decide steps. Bids for driveway work were rejected pending rewritten specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Pam Blakeman
Pownal School
Peter Andrews
Dufresne
Andrews
Ivor Pelsue
Pownal Selectmen Set Tuesday Meeting at 5 p.m.
The town board of selectmen will meet Tuesday at 5 p.m. at the town office. The Pownal Little Baseball League extends thanks to sponsors including Harold Rhodes and many local businesses for supporting the boys and girls program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Bus purchase notes and school board actions in Hoosick Falls
The district reports a 66 passenger bus arriving pending inspection to serve the school next week, bought for 12960 with a parts bus sold for 600. The board tabled Oak Hill School lease with Pownal Recreational Center for two years and reviewed elementary day lengths. Motocross results feature Rob Rudd and Scott Chenaille with upcoming races. resignations, rehires, field trips, and contract talks dominate the meeting notes with officials named and a July 8 meeting planned.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Oak Hill
Pownal Recreational Community Center
George Sleeman
Southwick
Mass
Rob Rudd
North Pownal
Scott Chenaille
Pownal Center
Wayne Jelley
Wayne
Middleboro
Lanesboro
Manchester pool gets new manager and fee plan
Selectmen approve the recreation area pool fee schedule and hire Michael Lundy of Burr and Burton Seminary as pool manager at 150 dollars a week. Lundy, one of two interviewees, will oversee operations and staff hiring while the full swimming program awaits an instructor with Red Cross water safety certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Recreation
Burr and Burton Seminary
Michael Lundy
Lundy
Recreation Committee
Shaftsbury considers recreation funding and plans
Shaftsbury selectmen discussed revenue sharing for town recreation on July 8 and considered land purchases including 1.5 acres for a boy scout rink and 8,000 for additional land. They questioned beach access fees and noted a June 16 tax stabilization deadline. Pool plans target mid June opening with seven days a week hours and a 55,000 local share funded by grants, a fund drive, and Rotary Swimming Pool Inc. assets.
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Shaftsbury
Anthony Altobell
Alvan Lawrence
Sanford Buxbaum
Altobell
Bennington
Cleveland Avenue
Forrest Hulet
Buxbaum
Paran Recreation
Alice Long
Greg Comar
James Gall
Rutland House Construction Corp of
Rutland
Manchester
Committee
Selectmen
Boards of Selectmen
Rotary Swimming Pool Inc
Zoning board rejects mobile home plan pending tests
At the Shaftsbury meeting Edwin Colvin Art Faris Lew Levin Will Cross and Charles Peacock denied Art and Betty Paulin's request to place a 12 by 60 foot mobile home on Bank Street Extension until percolation tests show soil can sustain a septic system. The board tabled Charles Becker's 16 by 20 foot garage addition and approved Patrick Burke's buried gas pump on Sycamore Lane and Dick Arrison's Shell Station conversion to a home improvement center. They discussed Edward Ransom's unattended 8 foot tower on Buck Hill road and considered by laws to govern towers with a possible permit requirement.
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Shaftsbury
Edwin Colvin
Art Faris
Lew Levin
Will Cross
Charles Peacock
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Art
Betty Paulin
Bank Street
Charles O. Becker
Sedgely Drive
Levin
Cross
Becker
Richard Bruce
Patrick Burke
Sycamore Lane
Dick Arrison
Shell
Route 7
Colvin
Edward Ransom
Buck Hill Road
Zoning Board
Wesley Bump
Ransom
Vernon Burnham
Peacock
Faris
Burnhams
Burnham
Twenty five Years of Progress at Vermont Heart Association Meet
The Vermont Heart Association marks its 25th annual meeting on Sunday June 15 at Basin Harbor Vergennes with theme Twenty five Years of Progress and Challenge. Guest speakers James E Griffin and John E Mazuzan Jr M D will address the gathering. An auction by the Arlington Lions Club runs 1 to 5 p m July 5 at the Arlington Lions Memorial Pool to accept donations of used items. A Cardio pulmonary Laboratory exhibit valued at 1 million dollars from Mary Fletcher Unit and a 25 year Heart Association history display will be shown. A birthday observance for Miss Elizabeth McCarthy of North Bennington was held by the St John the Baptist Sewing Group with a cake and refreshments. The Keough family visit included Mary Ann and Patricia Nash and Deborah Cole from Milwaukee and Woodbury respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Vermont Heart Association
Basin Harbor
Vergennes
James E. Griffin
John E. Mazuzan Jr
M.D
James Griffin
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Heart Fund
Doctor Mazuzan
American cmi _Association
Board of
Directo
Rerstratbarene
Bob
Arlington Lions Club
Arlington Lions Memorial Pool
Mary Fletcher
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Connecticut
Elizabeth McCarthy
North Bennington
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
George McGuire
M. Leo Keough
Main Street
Mary Ann
Patricia Nash
Woodbury
N.J
Deborah Cole
Milwaukee
Wis
Boston
Mass
Robert Keough
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Pamela Blakeman
H.M. Stevens
Dick Johnson
Jim Rhodes
Barry Burdick
Astros
Yankees
Janice Lubach
Bruce Burrington
Hamilton
Bennington Potters
Vincent Pizzano
Joel Burrington
Howard Brookner
Maurice Hight
John Mason
Bernard Bisson
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FDIC
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Mahar & Son Funeral Home
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