Dorset plans to convert Read barn into French restaurant
Dorset Planning Commission approved plans by Paul and Nelly Cousseau to renovate the former Read barn on Route 7 in Dorset South Village into a French restaurant with living quarters. The 2.5 acre parcel was purchased in September 1972, with pre-1973 structure status and intent to serve up to 75 patrons while preserving the barn’s character.
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Dorset
Dorset Planning Commission
Paul
Nelly Cousseau
Route
Thomas Whalen
Cousseau
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Whalen
Planning Commission
Barrows House
Dorset Village
Jack Heaton
Barrow House
Marilyn
Charles J. Schubert
Schubert
Art Pinsenault
Board of Adjustment
Middlebury language schools open Saturday at campus
Middlebury College's Fifth Annual School of Intensive East Asian Studies begins on the main campus this Saturday with a nine week program in Mandarin Chinese and Japanese. The Chinese School will enroll about 120 students and the Japanese School about 75, while the Intensive Language Program opens June 15 for Russian with about 65 to 70 students.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
United States
Roger M. Peel
Robert L. Baker
William D. Iigen
Thomas H. Geno
University of Vermont
Remo J. Trivelli
University of Rhode Island
Gerd K. Schneider
Syracuse
Bread Loaf School of English
Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference
Mountain
Vermont Liberal Arts College
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Helen T. Lin
Wellesley College
Jung-Lang Chao
University of Hamburg
T’ienk’un Kuo
Connecticut College
I-ch’eng Liang
University of Detroit
James R. Pusey
Bucknell University
Lin
Hiroshi Miyaji
University of Pennsylvania
Susumu Nagara
University of Michigan
Hiroko C. Quackenbush
Ohio State
Matsuo Soga
University of British Columbia
Wonderland hearing set for July 10 on 65 acre farm bid
The Vermont Environmental Board schedules a July 10 hearing on appeals of a land use permit for a 65 acre commercial game farm in Weston. Appellants include Weston and Mount Holly planning commissions, a landowner, and the state Agency of Environmental Conservation. The project by Dr. James Kinsey envisions about 200 animals a restaurant nature study and cross country ski facilities drawing local concern over public facilities.
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Weston
UPI
State Environmental Board
Windsor County
District Environmental Commission
Weston Planning Commission
Mount Holly Planning Commission
State Agency of Environmental Conservation
State Board
Wildlife Wonderland
James Kinsey
Manchester
Kinsey
Edgerton to Seek Third Term in Vermont House
Rep. James M. Edgerton, R-49, of West Arlington, announced he will run again for a third term in the Vermont House. The 67-year-old farmer, on the Fish and Game Committee, represents Arlington, Sandgate and Sunderland, with a district renamed District Bend under reapportionment. He was first elected in 1970 and re-elected in 1972.
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James M. Edgerton
West Arlington
Vermont
Edgerton
House Fish and Game Committee
Arlington
Sandgate
Sunderland
Bend
Arlington Lodge of Masons
Bennington County Soil Conservation District
Arlington School Board
Williams professor wins Brookings Economic Policy Fellowship
Thomas H. Tietenberg of Williams College earned a Brookings Economic Policy Fellowship. The 14 month program places him as a research economist with a federal agency, then a two month Brookings residency. His project will study energy economics tied to Project Independence.
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Williamstown
Mass
Thomas H._ Tietenberg
Williams
Brookings
Brookings Institution
Washington
Tietenberg
Federal Energy Agency
Nixon
Williams College
University of Wisconsin
Drug Arrests in Brattleboro Involve BUHS Students
Five Brattleboro area residents, including three BUHS students, appeared before Judge John Lowery on charges of sale or possession of regulated drugs. A sixth person was arrested, with two BUHS students and a juvenile facing warrants, totaling nine expected arrests. शामिल—Schryba 17 faces marijuana and mescaline charges, Rounds 23 book binder on marijuana sale, Byrner 33 Lotus Blossom Restaurant owner on LSD sale, Lucy 18 BUHS student on marijuana sale, Fish 17 BUHS student on marijuana and speed charges.
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro Area
Brattleboro Union High School
John Lowery
Vermont State Police
Brattleboro Police Department
Windham County
BUHS
Kendall Lucy
West Dummerston
Thomas Fish
Hillwinds Road
Lowery
Miss Schryba
Lucy
Br. Union High School
Vermont
North Shire Senior Center Update and Community Events
Manchester readers are invited to lunch at Skyline Inn on Tuesday June 18 with a 11 30 a m departure from the center and return around 3 pm. Lunch costs 250 per person and includes sandwich dessert coffee and gratuities. Reservations are required by Friday. The center seeks volunteers for summer quilting and art classes begin June 20 at 1 p m. A June 20 dinner meeting at St Pauls Church features a pot luck and board elections. Members should bring salad or dessert if their name starts with A M and a main dish if N Z. Membership cards are issued free at the center and needed for voting. Wednesday morning exercise classes are paused until September. A June 21 card party is at 1 p m. The town clerk offers discounted licenses for seniors 65 plus. Special rates at Anthony of Italy Beauty Salon are listed. The piece also includes unrelated crime notes about arraignment activities and an interstate drug arrest sweep involving Brattleboro area arrests and a statewide drug investigation.
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Manchester
Skyline Inn
St. Pauls Church
Henry Cherbonneau
Dorothy
Devine
Anthony of Italy
Matty Noheimer
Woman Hurt In Hoosick Falls Crash With Truck
Mrs Susan Shaw Swineski 33 of Hancock Road Williamstown Mass formerly Hoosick Falls is treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital for severe arm and shoulder injuries after a two vehicle crash Monday afternoon. Her two year old daughter Heidi was treated and released. Harold S Cottrell 21 of Hoosick Falls was cited for driving while intoxicated after his pickup crossed into the southbound lane causing the Swineski car to overturn. Cottrell’s vehicle stopped in a ditch. The accident occurred on River Road Route 22 north of Hoosick Falls near Route 7. He faces the summons this week before Hoosick Justice William Fitzpatrick.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Susan Shaw Swineski
Hancock Road
Williamstown
Mass
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Heidi
Harold S. Cottrell
Box 127
R. Caoa
Center Brunswick
Cottrell
Swhneski
Hoosick
William Fitzpatrick
St Marys Academy Inducts Seven Into Honor Society
In Hoosick Falls New York seven students joined the National Honor Society at St Marys Academy during a candlelighting ceremony in the high school foyer. Rev Michael A McGuire celebrated mass and gave a sermon before the induction, with established members James Cusack Mary Kay Nugent and Elizabeth Medvetz officiating. New inductees are Mark Grimm Stephen Wirmusky Melissa Percy Jeanne Liporace Elaine Verrastro and provisional members David Liporace Mary Medvetz. The four qualifications scholarship leadership character and service were cited. certificates cards and pins were given. refreshments followed hosted by the Home School Association.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Michael A. McGuire
USA
James Cusack
Mary Kay Nugent
Elizabeth Medvetz
Mark Grimm
Stephen Wirmusky
Melissa Percy
Jeanne Liporace
Elaine Verrastro
David Liporace
Mary Medvetz
Home School Association
Belfast tea champ sets record with three gallons consumed
UPI reports Queen's University student William McLaughlin won the tea drinking championship in Belfast by swallowing three gallons in under five hours. He downed 60 cups of tea, beating the Guinness World Records holder who drank 54. He celebrated with a half pint of beer.
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Belfast
UPI
Queen’s University
William McLaughlin
McLaughlin
North Bennington student wins Desmond Award at Bay State College
Laura S. Mackey of Main Street North Bennington received the Josephine C. Desmond Award at Bay State Junior College graduation in Boston. The honor honors the student with the greatest improvement in business subjects, and Dean Rocco J. Losano presented her an engraved silver Revere Bowl.
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Laura S. Mackey
Main Street
North Bennington
Josephine C. Desmond
Bay State Junior College
Boston
Rocco J. Losano
Bay State
Laura
Revere
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Fritz Dillmann
Rutland
Middlebury’s Language
Town of Hoosick
Barton Avenue
SUN
Falls
Rte. 22
Central School
Martha Washington
Majolica
Atwater & Kent Radio
Ron Seifert
Joe Orr
Rep
North Shire Senior Center
Joan Johnson
Michael F. Longe
Linden Street
M. Jerome Diamond
Michael B. O'Gorman
James
Jean O’gorman
North Kilby St
Gloucester
Philadelphia
Martin A. Murphy
Massachusetts State Police Detective Bureau
Commonwealth Ave
Myth
Into Honor Society
St. Mary’s
Oberts
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams
North Adams, Mass
Candle Mill
La-Z-Boy
Wathams Furniture Inc
Bennington
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