Bennington Firms Face New Sewage Cost Share Plan
Town industry representatives examined the proposed EPA funded sewer project seeking a fair, flexible formula to assign capital costs based on waste flow and pollutant concentration. DuBois and King engineers will survey 20 firms as a two year construction horizon looms and bonds are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Industries
DuBois and
King of Randolph
DuBois and King
Louis C. Savelas
Savelas
Fredette
EPA
Albury
King
SVEA hosts BSD candidate forum in Bennington
The Bennington School District held a "Meet the Candidates" forum at Bennington Elementary School with about 35 attendees. Three BSD board candidates spoke on education funding, curriculum, and community involvement while two candidates vied for district treasurer, and other races included tax collector. The election is set for Tuesday, June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Jim Deery
Southwest Vermont Education Association
Bernard G. Winslow
David J. Allen
Joanne Collins
Thomas Jacobs
Collins
Jacobs
BSD
William Congdon
Edward Keough
Keough
Allen
John Malone
Rick Pinsonneault
Malone
Pinsonneault
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Jane Betit
Joyce Barnes
Alberta Harrington
Pat Olney
Ken Twitchell
Ms. Collins
Congdon
Mt Anthony Exam Schedule Final Day Listing
Mt Anthony schedule shows underclassmen exams from 8:30 to 11 and 12:30 to 3 with periods 1 to 7 across the day. Makeup exams for seniors noted and makeup day for underclassmen on Thursday June 16. Friday June 17 report cards issued with all classes meeting and buses departing around 11 a.m.
Vermont House Leader Critiques VPIRG Scorecard
Vermont House Democratic Leader Thomas Candon objects to VPIRG's legislative scorecard finding he voted right only 25 percent of the time on environmental consumer health and open government bills. He suggests VPIRG should halt lobbying amid student financing concerns. VPIRG spokesman Leigh Seddon defends lobbying as essential to keep students engaged.
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Candon
VPIRG
Leigh Seddon
Pownal Woman Traps Intruder With Help From Dog
A Pownal woman, alerted by her dog, helped police collar a Boston man who broke into her home on Route 7. Peter W. Barry, 24, pleaded not guilty to daytime breaking and entering and was held on $200 bail. Police reported nearby incidents including a tractor trailer topple in Searsburg and a Stamford crash with no injuries. Also noted is a Bennington thrift shop sale with various discounted items and donation requests.
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Pownal
Boston
Peter W. Barry
Ruth Fowler
Route 7
Ms. Foster
Mark B. Bull
Searsburg
Dave J. Tatro
North Adams
Mass
Stamford
Bennington Obituaries and Local Notices Summary
Emma H Lemieux of Bennington dies at Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington after long illness. Funeral Thursday at Sacred Heart Church with Mass and burial at South Shaftsbury Cemetery. Survived by husband Aime and family. memorials to Vermont Regional Cancer Center. Also notices of Carl D Knox, Seymour H Wilkins, and local civic events, donations, and community announcements from Bennington and surrounding towns.
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Emma Lemieux
Bennington
Beech St
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
Sacred Heart Church
Mahar & Son
South
Shaftsbury
John and
Leola (Pleasant) Harris
Rosalie Bahan
Essex Junction
Joyce Gardner
J. Peter
Eleanor Heffernan
Rochester
N.Y
Anna Tyler
Merrill Pleasant
Vermont Regional Cancer Center
Jerome Yates
Burgess
Medical Center Hospital
Carl D. Knox
East Arlington
Hale Co
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Rutland
Dewey
Harriet (Brophy) Knox
Donald
Plantation
Fla
Richard
Raymond
Florida
Clyde Dunlap
Sunderland
Hanson-Walbridge
Arlington
David Andrews
Federated Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Memorial concert honors Wallace Scott at Bennington College
The Bennington College music division presents an evening of voices on Wednesday June 8 at 8 15 to honor former faculty member Wallace P Scott who died last July at 55 A memorial grove of trees will be planted at 2 30 pm that day with friends gathering between Cricket Hill and the Asdan Gallery The concert features the Bennington Motet Choir with faculty and student instrumentalists and includes works by Mozart Bach Brahms Obrecht Morley Pearl Barney Stravinsky and Debussy Scott taught English and European history and served as dean of studies from 1963 to 1970 participating in town forums on public issues.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Boston
Louis C. Savelas
Water Board
Savelas
Patterson
Witherell
Peter Karelekas
Mass
Washington
Bennington
Karelekas
Vermont
Special Housing and Urban Development Department
Bennington College Music Division
Wallace P. Scott
Scott
Ursula
Deborah
Catherine
Victoria
Scotts
Trumbull Hill
Cricket Hill
Asdan Gallery
Bennington Motet Choir
Mozart
Bach
Health premiums rise for state workers in Vermont
In Montpelier, Mutual of Omaha won a 39.5 percent health premium hike for state employees, costing the state and workers about 900000 dollars. The state’s share tops 570000 dollars with employers paying 330000 more. This first increase since 1974 orients to higher costs for insuring state workers and families, adding 85 dollars annually for employees with three or more dependents.
Campbell Named Senior Editor of Vermont Life Magazine
Duncan Campbell, Bennington businessman and artist, named senior editor and consulting editorial board member for Vermont Life. He presides over Bennington Display Manufacturing Co. and has contributed to Harpers Architectural Forum Civil Engineering Ski and The Christian Science Monitor. Campbell, a former Bennington selectman, moved from Brooklyn after Navy service in 1946 and has long valued Vermont. He joins Ralph Natling Hill H N Muller III and Murray Hoyt on the magazine's board.
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Duncan Campbell
Bennington
Vermont Life Magazine
Campbell
Bennington Display Manufacturing Co
Vermont Life
Harpers
Architectural Forum
Civil Engineering
Ski Magazine
The
Christian Science Monitor
Bennington Banner
Big Boys
Stuart D. Campbell
Brooklyn
N.Y
Navy
Vermont
Ralph Natling Hill
H.N. Muller III
Murray Hoyt
State Magazine
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By Rob Woolmington
Paul Fredette
Local 490
American Federation of State
Frank Leith
DuBois and King Laboratory
Catamount Dyers and
Globe Union
SVEA
By J.P. Morrissey
Mt. Anthony
Nas
Thrift Shop
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
Bennington Thrift Shop
Bennington Area
Emma H. Lemieux
Timothy A. Hitt
North Bennington
Sandra Eastman
North Street
William Wiesner
Temple Beth el
Bennington A&p
A&p
National Honor Society
Community Video Arts Project
White Rocks
Video Project
Frost Pharmacy
Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Robbie Thurber
Sullivan Bus Lines
Nina Graves
Leslie Palmer
Charlie Harwood
Tom Otero
Recreation Department
Richard V. Perrott
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Seymour H. Wilkins
Brewster
Manchester
Eden Park
East Dorset
Earl
Ida Tifft Wilkins
Zora Blackmer
Wilkins
Bennington County Cooperative Creamery Association
Equin
Howard Jones
Daniel Veerendt
Paul Schena
Viola Erb
Woodford
Genevieve Crowley
Harry Moses
Sandra Harrington
Hoosick Falls
Alfreida Wright
Edward Hull
Pownal Center
Ethel Lemberg
Lawrence Thompson
Man Chester
Marjorie Varley
Buskirk
Betty McCarthy
Schuylerville
Evangeline Tholl
Loudonville
George R. Squires
William Jolley
Peter Cassen
Melissa Tyler
Jeffrey Congdon
Chad Prentiss
Flora St. Pierre
Carolyn Green
Paula Johnson
Wallace Scott
Mr. Scott
Professional Ski Instructor’s Association
J. Duncan Campbell
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