Young realtor enters race in Bennington Windham district
Marlboro College graduate Stanley Dodge, 29, announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination in Bennington Windham 1 district. He targets issues from tax policy to Act 250 and urges more responsive representation for Windham County towns including Marlboro, Wilmington, Dover, readsboro, and Stamford. He criticizes incumbent reps for limited outreach.
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Young Realtor
Bennington-Windham District
Marlboro
Stanley Dodge
Marlboro College
Bennington- Windham-1
Bennington-Windham-1
Windham County
Wilmington
Whitingham
Dover
Somerset
Readsboro
Searsburg
Stamford
Bennington County
Dodge
Margaret Christone
Raymond Poor
Vermont
Community notices from Putnam and nearby areas
Patients Eleanor Niles, Harold Taber in Putnam Memorial and Albany VA hospitals. Donald George enjoyed Nova Scotia weekend. Kelly Chintsman hosted by Mary Robinson. Cathy Amidon and Mary Robinson joined Boston bus trip. Jer Main United Methodist Church Children’s Day led by Mary Cook with Rev Carter Advaince. No United Methodist Women July meeting. August picnic planned. Sunday school resumes after Labor Day. Glens Falls visitor Helen Bowker. Dewey McCart, Mildred hosts host cookout.
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Kelly Chintsman
Hoosick Falls
Mary Robinson
Cathy Amidon
Boston
Mass
Jermain United Methodist Church
Mary Cook
Carter Advaince
Earl Perry
Duane Robinson
Manchester Town Clerk Urges Voter List Additions and Rabies Rules
Clerk Clara May Hemenway announces July 20 Special Town Meeting on tax stabilization for industry. Voter checklist posted at post offices and town office. applications to be added due by noon on Saturday June 29 at the clerk’s office Probate Court or Fleming Hardware Store. Also notes rabies vaccination and licensing rules for new dogs and reporting existing Vermont licenses.
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Clara May Hemenway
Reed’s
Manchester
Probate Court
Fleming Hardware Store
War Reynolds Community Pool to Open in Hoosick Falls
The War Reynolds Community Pool opens Saturday June 19 at 1 p.m. daily 1 to 6 with Family Hour 5 to 6 for under 18. Season tickets 25 dollars for families 15 for individuals. Gate prices 1.25 adults 0.75 children. Red Cross swimming lessons start June 28 with beginner, advanced beginner and intermediate levels. Women’s morning adult class runs 8:45 to 9:45 a.m. Kenneth Baker directs activities.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
War Reynolds
Red Cross
Kenneth Baker
Vermont Democrats dispute leadership at state party
Burlington reports Arie Rothenberg denies seeking Caroline Adler's resignation amid claims of leadership dissatisfaction. Separate critique from Alex Pearl accuses Adler of mishandling a recount. In Whitfield New Hampshire Vermont Yankee President James Griffin frames nuclear power as a social issue, stressing safety and energy cost benefits.
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Burlington
UPI
Arie Rothenberg
Caroline Adler
Rothenberg
Adler
Vermont
New York
Alex Pearl
South Hero
Whitefield
N.H
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
James Griffin
New England Council
Playboy
Vernon
Vermont undertakers protest VPIRG funeral price survey
Vermont undertakers complain to Rep. James Jeffords over VPIRG tactics in a statewide funeral price survey. VPIRG Director Herman Bluestein confirmed using fake names and situations, defended it as necessary, and promised no information would be public.
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VPIRG
Bluestein
Jeffords
Vermont Ends Slaughter of 318 Brucellosis Cattle
State officials express cautious concern after the depopulation of 318 cattle at Maurice Provost farm in Derby the largest brucellosis slaughter in the state. Cattle were quarantined in November 1975 and shipped to a slaughterhouse last weekend after an eight month battle with the disease. About eight of 23 quarantined herds remain affected.
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Ronald Allbee
Drowned girl identified in Lamoille River tragedy
UPI reports state police identified 9 year old Ann Sourdiff of South Hero as the drowning victim found in the Lamoille River after a Wednesday swimming incident.
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Johnson
UPI
Lamoille River
Ann Sourdiff
South Hero
Lease Reached On Uncle Sam Mall North Block in Troy
Uncle Sam Mall Corp and the state Urban Development Corp reach a leasing agreement for the north block bounded by Third Fourth and Fulton streets in Troy. A short term loan must be negotiated to begin construction with a $300000 rent over 25 years and an upfront payment to help UDC purchase the land. Leasing hinges on liens and a 4.4 million loan approved only after 75 percent of space is rented.
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Troy
Uncle Sam Mall Corp
State Urban Development Corp
Uncle Sam
Richard Devane
Devane
Third
Fourth
Fulton Streets
UDC
Troy Urban Renewal Agency
Troy council approves rehab funds for Burden Iron Works
The Troy City Council on Wednesday night authorized 50,000 in Community Development Act funds for rehabilitation of the Burden Iron Works. The project will combine these funds with 60,000 in state historic preservation funds secured by the building owner Hudson Mohawk Industrial Gateway.
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Troy —City Council
Burden Iron Works
Hudson Mohawk Industrial Gateway
Pittsfield Park to Close After Dark Following Violent Night
Berkshire officials announce Burbank Park will close after dark after a Tuesday incident where city police were attacked with rocks and bottles as Mayor Evan S. Dobelle ordered the park cleared at midnight. About 500 youths had gathered to escape heat along the lakeside. Dobelle calls the closure temporary but necessary to prevent injury.
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Pittsfield
Burbank
Evan S. Dobelle
Dobelle
Thieves Steal $20,000 in Jewelry From Comet's Store
Pittsfield police report thieves smashed a front display window at Comet's Jewelry Store early Thursday and seized about $20,000 in gems. An eight foot pipe used to break the glass was found, and a jewelry trail led from North Street to Summer Street. About $1,000 worth of goods were recovered from the scene.
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Pittsfield
Comet
North Street
Summer Street
West Side
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