Community News and Events in West Arlington Rutland
West Arlington and Rutland residents share family gatherings birthdays and school news. John Carrier Sr. of Presque Isle Maine is noted for a death report while John Mayer II a former Virginia neighbor now a UConn sophomore visits the Kennedy Ludiam home. The West Arlington Ladies Aid reports a successful rummage sale ongoing auction plans on the Green and scholarships funded. The Olde Benn Players in Bennington announce a meeting to select one act plays and plan tryouts for June 17 with Keith King offering details.
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Kennedy Ludiam
Virginia
John Mayer II
Mayer
University of Connecticut
Ladies’ Aid
West Arlington
Coriel Vaughn
Bennington
Olde Benn Players
McCullough
North Bennington
Keith King
Arlington Fishing Derby attracts young anglers at Warm Brook
The Arlington Fish and Game Club hosted a Derby for kids 12 and under at Warm Brook East Arlington last Saturday. Cortland Line Co provided free fly line spools and literature, while the State Fish Hatchery supplied fish. Prizes included fish nets hook holders and complete rod and reel outfits. Mary Stroffoleno and Adam Jansch won largest fish. 35 contestants reported four fish. The event thanked supporters including Battenkill Supply Co Richardson Bronson and Arlington Dairy Bar.
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Thompson
Adam Jansch
Kennedy Ludlam
Arlington Fish and Gane Club
Adam
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Warm Brook
East Arlington
Cortland Line Co
Cortland
State Fish Hatchery
Phil Dustin
Battenkill Supply Co
Salem
N.Y
Richardson Bronson
Ronald Ryan
Arlington Dairy Bar
Carole Cross
Dale Halbur
Judy Putnam
Harold LeBatt
Debby Jennings
Jimmy Cormier
Mary Stroffoleno
Hoosick Falls seeks police officer to fill vacancy
Hoosick Falls village opens applications immediately to replace retired police sergeant Joseph Hayes. Mayor Richard Severson says awaiting Ren sselaer County Civil Service is unacceptable and officers face fatigue from double duty, with or without county sanction.
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Hoosick Falls
Joseph Hayes
Richard A. Severson
Rensselaer County Civil Service Commission
County Civil Service
Village seeks applicants for police committee appointment
Applications will be received and reviewed by the police committee of Trustees Robert Shiland Michael Brewster and Mayor Severson with a recommendation to the village board by June 15. Boy Scout troop 64 will hold outdoor meetings at the Hoosick Falls Pumping Station starting Sunday June 13 at 7 p.m. Training for a Canada trip led by Thomas Lewandowski will begin Sunday night. A second parents meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the pumping station. Scouts ages 11 to 12 may join. after June 20 participation in the Canadian trip to Mont Tremblant may be restricted.
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Police
Robert Shiland
Michael Brewster
Severson
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Canada
Mont Tremblant
Quebec
Gold medal for retiring RPI president
Dr. Richard G. Folsom, retiring July 1 as Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute's 13th president, will receive the 44th Lamme Gold Medal Award from the American Society for Engineering Education at the ASEE conference June 21-24 at the U S Naval Academy.
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Troy
N.Y
Richard G. Folsom
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Lamme
American Society For Engineering Education
ASEE
U.S. Naval Academy
Folsom
Women join the motorcycle scene as riders and racers
Debbie Spooner, 18, from Pem broke Massachusetts, rides with a family Yamaha background and seeks broader female participation in motorcycling. She has competed in scrambles and enduro events, aims for a class of women racers, and was invited as a guest starter at the Yamaha Silver Cup Race in Boston Garden.
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Debbie Spooner
Pembroke
Mass
Debbie
Yamaha
Boston Garden
Debra Spooner
Capra Autobiography Praised as Hollywood Classic
Vernon Scott reports Frank Capra crafts a vivid autobiography detailing his rise from Sicilian immigrant child to Columbia director. The book “Frank Capra The Nave Above the Title” is hailed by Capra as a love affair with film and has been chosen by Book of the Month Club for midsummer.
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Hollywood
UPI
Frank Capra
Capra
Mr. Deeds
Mr. Smith
Washington
Los Angeles Times
Cal Tech
Mack Sennett
Harry Cohn
Columbia
Arlington Day Care Center backs Mt Equinox race stand
Arlington Day Care Center executives join the two day Mt Equinox road race on June 26 and 27 not as entrants but to staff a refreshment stand. Proceeds will aid the Dunbar Hall children’s care project at St James Church. The booth runs Sunday June 27 offering hot dogs burgers soda popcorn and baked goods. Committee members are being chosen and food contributions will be requested later.
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Arlington
Arlington Day Care Center
Dunbar Hall
St. James Church
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