Rennselaer County appoints boards for new assessment law
In 1972 formal complaints on tentative assessments will be heard by Boards of Assessment Review across New York. The new Real Property Tax Law amendments separate assessment from review, creating local boards with three to five members trained by May. The boards will hear complaints on legal, erroneous, or unequal assessments and set grievance day and meeting hours.
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Troy
N.Y
Boards of Assessment Review
New York State
Boards of
Rensselaer County
Boards of Review
Sylvester F Cwrier
Board of Assessment Review
Real estate transfers and school day schedule in Pownal
The document lists multiple real estate transfers in North Pownal and surrounding areas to various buyers including Patrick J M Gray and others, with names such as Pollard, Cipolla, Ganglife, McLain, Malanga, Daugherty, Doucette, Townsend, O’Brien, Pratt, Meikin, Kiley, and more. It also notes that all Pownal elementary students will attend school in the morning using the field day bus schedule, with awards at the Pownal Center fire house from 9 to 1 a.m. and bused home afterward.
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Robert
Linda Pollard
North Pownal
Patrick J. M. Gray
Franely
Mary Cipolla
Marold
Mavis
Raph
Ruth McLain
Michael
Laura Malanga
David
Carol Brown
Cecil
Phillis Daugherty
Hugh
Mary Nash
Edward
Jane Doucette
Frank
Fdna Townsend
Mary Sullivan
Pownal
Pownal Center
Conservation forester offers free service in Wynantskill NY
The NYS Forest Practice Act provides free professional forestry advice to landowners through Hubert Bathrick of the DEC. Located in Catskill, he can be reached by phone or via the Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District. Bathrick will mark trees to remove and provide board footage estimates and guidance for logging contracts. A woodland demonstration meeting near Berlin is planned in July.
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John Nigro
Soil Conservation Service
Wynantskill
N.Y
New York State
Rensselaer County
Hubert Bathrick
New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation
Bathrick
National Bank
Catskill
Rensselaer County Soil & Water Conservation District
P.O
New York
Berlin
Dartmouth library receives rare ninth century manuscript leaf
A vellum leaf from a Glossarum, dated before 850 A.D., was donated to Dartmouth College Library by Mark Lansburgh of Colorado Borings. The fragment, likely the earliest dictionary leaf in the United States, lists the letter R in five columns and includes patristic commentary.
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Hanover
Dartmouth College
Mark Lansburgh
Colorado
Borings
Col
France
Gregory
Isidore
Virgillus
Trish
A Dartmouth
Lansburgh
Colorado College
University of Manchester
England
Williams College
Dartmouth
New York University Institute of Fine Arts
Stanford
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
University of California
Los Angeles County Museum
Metropolitan Museum
Feaf
Thomas Phillipps
TV censorship a fact of life per writers poll
A Writers Guild of America West survey cited in the June newsletter shows 85 percent of TV writers report censorship in television, with 71 percent calling it arbitrary. David Rintels highlights the poll, noting 221 writers answered, the highest one-branch response to date.
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Hollywood
UPI
Writers Guild of America
West
Television
David Rintels
Amaung
Kent State
Rintels
Hoosac School stages Caucasian Chalk Circle in Epic Theatre
Hoosick Valley Theater Company opens four performances of The Caucasian Chalk Circle at Hoosac School with a filizabethan amphitheater. Curtain at 2:20 p.m. nightly. Cast of 37 includes Hoosac School students and faculty, St. Marys Academy, area districts, and Salem Youthcatre. Brecht's Epic Theatre interpreted by Ashton Crosby with narrator The Singer guiding dispassionate observation.
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Edith Beaumont
Ashton Crosby
Hoosac School
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
Cambridge Central School
Youthcatre
Salem
Crosby
Brecht
ISO
Frank Esinger
South Shafttsbury
Karen Lomuseio
Kato
Aniko
Nina
Thorman Hulse
Surabi Autak
Henry Giles
Aleko
Shauva
Madeleine Massey
Seth Mann
Ellie Fink
Granny
Stephen Dunne
Laurenti
Chris Decker
Ellen Green
Clay Calderwood
Long Trail to get extra summer patrols in Vermont
National Forest in Green Mountain National Forest will host regular patrols by Addison, Bennington, and Rutland County sheriffs deputies under the Sisk Johnson Bill. Deputies will patrol major recreation areas on weekends holidays and nights through hunting season, with focus on Lang and Appalachian Trail areas and shelters.
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Rutland
Green Mountain National Forest
National Forest
Floyd J. Martin
Addison
Bennington
Forest Service
Martin
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Jack Girard
Don Lusardi
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Joe Walsh
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Heather Kralik
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Richard Porton
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