Conservation Society reacts to Route 7 court decision in Vermont
The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont praises Judge James L. Oakes for requiring an environmental impact statement before Route 7 construction. It urges ongoing reviews of overall effects, protects Harrington Cobble, Jewett Brook Marsh, and Chiselville Beaver Pond, and offers aid to the state highway department.
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Bondville
James L. Oakes
U.S. District Court
Burlington
Vermont
Conservation Society of
Southern
John Stevens
Vermont Department of Highways
Federal Department of Transportation
Stevens
Oakes
Ington County
Robert
Highway Departments
Harrington Cobble
Jewett Brook
Chiselville Beaver Pond
CSSV
State Highway Department
Jewett Brook Marsh
Chiseville Beaver Pond
Ghiselville
Thoreau
Sierra Club Bas
Concord
United States
Manchester
Conservation Society
Londonderry residents voice views on land development
Town meeting draws 250 residents and landowners as selectmen defer a decision on Leisure Creations Inc. and its Stonewood condo project. Hearings focus on Act 250 timing, nonconforming use permits, and water sewer plans amid site constraints and financing details.
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Londonderry
South Londonderry
Old Town Hall
Southlondonderry
Leisure Creations, Inc
Leisure Creations
Sperry
Stonewood
N. Anthony Werner
Weston
Werner
Cireer
New York
Chemical Bank of New York
Sntts
West Arlington-Sandgate Notes From Local Line
West Arlington-Sandgate news notes Kay Weeks OFS 2823 is home from UY M for the summer after completing her freshman year. Ricci-Stroffolena, visiting from Merrick, is mentioned. Mrs. Victoria Pelham of Route 313 is hospitalized at Putnam Memorial Hospital after a fall but is reported comfortable. Garden Club members help beautify the Route 7 and 313 junction area. Jerry Whitman, Veery Whitman, and family visit local relatives.
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Ricci — Stroffolena
Daventer
The
Richard
Stroffolenas
West Arlington
UY M
Ricci
Victoria Pelham
Route 313
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Garden Club
Arlington
Webelos Cub Scout Olympics Set For Manchester School
Rutland reports the first Webelos Cub Scout Olympics for Bennington County will occur Saturday at 1 30 PM on Manchester Elementary School grounds. Webelos from local packs will compete in sprints and skill events including a 50 yd dash 100 yd dash standing long jump softball throw relay race clab race three legged race and a tire relay. Ribbons will be awarded at the end.
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Rutland
Webelos
Bennington County
Manchester
Bruce McMahon
Ethan Allen Council of
Boy Scouts
Manchester Selectmen Chide Route 7 Move and Executive Session
Manchester selectmen critiqued a Route 7 decision as foolish while backing highway construction. They lamented a federal ruling requiring an environmental impact statement for the Bennington to Manchester link, fearing delays despite assurances. Palace Restaurant owner Robard Frazer outlined a five year lease with 10 percent gross return, a $312000 price, and future options, as a separate matter.
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Clyde Bryant Jr
Vermont Highway
John T. Gray
Oakley K. Porter
Robard Frazer
Palace
Frazier
Sunderland honors retiring principal with dedication
In Sunderland an open house in the school library honored Mrs. John Benedict on her retirement after 30 years with the district. She began in January as a mid year replacement at Mt. Pleasant and spent most years at Chiselville, later leading Sunderland Elementary while teaching fifth and sixth grades. The library was dedicated to her with a plaque dated June 6, 1972.
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Sunderland
John
Bernice) Benedict
Benedict
Mt. Pleasant
Chiselville
Carun
Albert Bowen
Bernice Benedict
Bowen
Albert Lawrence
Stuart Hill
Gerald ‘I’. Buckley
St. Margaret Mary's Parish
Arlington
Pownal church groups host spring suppers and rehearsals
The W S CS of Pownal Methodist Church will hold a strawberry supper Thursday at 5 33 p m in the church hall with Mrs Daisy Dorman as chair. The Pownal Center Community Church choir rehearses Thursday 6 30 to 7 30 p m at the church. North Pownal Congregational Church class meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at the parsonage. Kindergarten registrations for fall still open at Pownal Center Elementary. in person preferred. Beverly Pratt of North Pownal graduates with an associate degree in accounting from Mt Anthony Union High School 1970 and will join Globe Union Bennington.
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W.s.cs
Pownal Methodist Church
Daisy Dorman
Pownal Center Community Church
North Pownal
Pownal Center
Beverly Prattington
Miss Pratt
Mt. Anthony Union High School
St. Joseph
Globe Union
Bennington
White Creek church services and community notices
Eleanor Niles, James Lake, Maurice Perry and Maurice Andrew conducted a service at Jermain United Methodist Church on Sunday. Children and youth will lead a Children’s Day service at 9:30 a.m. Sunday June 13. The church event on June 18 and the first service on the charge June 25 will be led by Rev. Carter Adriance, replacing Rev. Francis Potter. The final work meeting at Jermain Community Hall is Saturday June 10. bring a bag lunch, beverages provided, and supplies for window cleaning and painting. The Jolly Jones 4H Club met at their leader’s home, planning to attend the dress revue in Greenwich June 8 at 7:20 p.m. The public is invited to see the Washington County work. Mr. and Mrs. George Libdell visited relatives in Rochester en route to Athens, Ohio for a 25th anniversary party for their son and the wedding of their granddaughter in Bennington, with Mrs. Marion Knapp of Cobleskill visiting. Other community guests included Mrs. Irene Nesbitt of North Honglek and Milton, Deuink of Clymer visiting Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Byars. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hulihan and Kelli of Cobleskill visited Mrs. Frank Hulihan.
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James Lake
Maurice Perry
Maurice Andrew
Jermain United Methodist Church
Carter Adriance
Francis Potter
Jermain Community Hall
Aam
Jolly Jones 4H
Donald George
Greenwich
George Libdell
Robert Standish
Rochester
Athens
Ohio
Mrs
George Lobdell Jr
Thieves Hit Two Schools Tuesday in New York
HOOSICK FALLS NY Police investigate break-ins at Cambridge Central School and Greenwich Central School early Tuesday morning. About $400 in cash was stolen from safes in each school offices. Cambridge safe moved to a classroom where it was smashed. Greenwich safe ripped open with side removed. Investigators believe the same intruder or intruders carried out both burglaries.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cambridge Central School
Greenwich Central School
Cambridge
Greenwich
N Y Route 7 crash snarls irate drivers
A Sunday accident on New York Route 7 near Lake Lorraine in Boyntonville sent a car off the highway into a utility pole, tearing it and forcing traffic onto a back road. Two injured riders were taken to Samaritan Hospital in Troy, while power was restored but phone service lingered.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York Route 7
Lake Lorraine
Boyntonville
Pittstown
West Hooslek
Kasmer Stempek
Route 7 Improvement Committee
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Hoasick
Carol Santon
Schenectady
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Shottsbury-Bennington Town Line
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Berogks Memorial Library
P.william Polk Jr
Mark L. Sperry
Middlebury
Langreck and Sperry
Sandgate
Merrick, N
George Kelso
L.C. Pope
West Arlington Methodist Shared Ladies’ Aid
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Veery Whitman
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Bankammericard
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Webelos Olympics
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Frank Orzell
Selectman
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Orzell
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Selectmen
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Porter
Orrell
Orell
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James W. Horrigan
Margaret M. Farmer
Pownals
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Lyman Pratt
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White Creek
Eleanor Niles
Washington County
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Claude Hoards
Irene Nesbitt
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Deuink
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Joseph Hulihan
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Frank Hulihan
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