Deerfield exhibition seeks artists at Haystack Lodge
New England artists are invited to participate in the 11th Deerfield Valley Health Center Exhibition and sale at Haystack base lodge Wilmington on Friday and Saturday July 25 and 26 10 am to 9 pm and Sunday July 27 noon to 5 pm. Artworks accepted July 19 21 10 am 5 pm and Monday evening July 21 7 8 pm. Registration before July 1 secures inclusion. contact Sherry Rifkin Linda Warburton or Mari Lou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
New England
Deerfield Valley Health Center
Haystack Base
Coldbrook Road
Route 100
Haystack
Sherry Rifkin
Linda Warburton
Mari Lou
Henry's Diner marks 50 years on Bank Street in Burlington
Henry's Diner celebrates a half century at the same Bank Street site with half price coffee and festive hats. Founder Henry Couture opened in 1925 after a battle with the aldermen, pioneered customer gifts, and created a toasted exterior frankfurt sandwich. Now nearly 91, Couture recalls early days as Frank Goldstein expanded the business, a 1969 fire led to rebuilding, and the diner's century-old charm faces quiet local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Henry
Bank Street
Henry Couture
St. Joseph’s Nursing Home
Burlington Board of Aldermen
Couture
Bayonne
N.J
Frank Goldstein
Goldstein
Hoosick Falls to stage 1776 musical summer nights
Town of Hoosick Bicentennial Committee and Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club present the Broadway play 1776 on July 23 to 26 at 8 p.m. in the Hoosac School dining hall with tickets at $2, obtainable by mail from Hoosick American Revolutionary Bicentennial Community. The rest of the page notes local youth rescue and ambulance activities, a county search and rescue planning meeting, kindergarten graduation, a free film at Congregational Church, a Dorset history book event, marble donations to the Dorset Historical Museum, and library grants totaling $1017 with program details.
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Town of
Hoosick
P.O
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association, Inc
West Sand Lake Ambulance Service
Hoags Corners
Michael Kornaire
Kornaire
George John
Kenneth Koskowin
Poestenkill
Charles Ostander
Averill Park
John Griffin
Hoosick Falls Central School
New River
Kasmer Stempek
Paulette Derusha
James Davendanis
Jeffrey Green
Frederick Hoag
Gregory Frank
Michael Magiiano
Charles Weatherwax
Scott Bornt
Michelle Goodwin
Ann Folgert
Agnes Smith
Dorset library grant rules shape Vermont standards
The Dorset right to read act guides environmental education and service to the culturally isolated. The Dorset Library serves children with a junior room adding 10 to 20 books every six weeks. Grants require a building open twelve hours weekly, listed phone, full Vermonter access, and local tax support. It must catalog its collection, spend at least 15 percent of its budget on books, join the Vermont Union catalogue, provide statistics to the Department of Libraries, and cooperate with schools and regional networks. The grant requires two years of operating budget parity with the grant amount, staff paid at federal minimum, salaries not funded by the grant, and leadership by a librarian with a library science degree. Locally Emma Stannard holds this credential. Volunteers may be used. The head librarian must have a driver’s license, help select books, and visit the regional library thrice a year for supplementary titles. The local library board meets quarterly and aims to meet Vermont Library Association standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Vermont Department of Libraries
Vermont Union
Department of Libraries
Emma Stannard
Arlington seeks musicians for Fourth of July events
Arlington calls all musicians to join Joe Godfrey’s plan for a Fourth of July parade at 11 a.m. and a band concert at the high school. Rehearsals start June 22 at 3 p.m. behind the Arlington Community House. Call 375 6446 or 375 9920 for details.
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Arlington
Joe Godfrey
Godfrey
Diane Dusha
Food forum opens Friday at Green Mountain College
A two day event titled First Annual Consumer Forum on Food and Health opens Friday at Green Mountain College Poultry Vermont June 2022. Gov Salmon Rep James Jeffords Faith Prior Alan J Stone will present The National Nutrition Education Act on behalf of Sen George McGovern. CABOL hosts speakers on cholesterol diet costs big business and school performance. Registration is $4 and meals are provided.
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Poultney
Green Mountain College
Gov. Salmon
James Jeffords
Faith Prior
Alan J. Stone
George McGovern
Congress
U.S. Senate
Consumer Association
Beatrice Trum Hunter
Jane Kinderlehrer
Ruth Desmond
Federation of Homemakers
Washington
Desmond
Food and Drug Administration
Food Business
Allan Cott
Churchill School For Children
Bonnie Kaplan
Yale School of Medicine
Miles Robinson
U.S
FDA
First annual Pet Show in the Park held in Hoosick Falls
George the gerbil and Trouble the lamb led a bright Pet Show in Wood Memorial Park sponsored by the Greater Hoosick Association. Peppi Noble and Liz Decker presided as judges named across many categories including Best of Show won by Karen Armstrong for her lamb Trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Greater Hoosick Association
Wood Memorial Park
Peppi Noble
Liz Decker
Mike Mahoney
Michael McGuire
Don Decker
Henry Bromirski
Karen Armstrong
Trouble
Myron Filkins
Esther
Diane Flynn
George
Debbie Roberson
Punkie
Connie Cutler
Joy Campbell
Big Momma
Sir
Jimmy Cutler
Cleo
Debbie Pollard
Buffy
Janet Sherwin
Bobbie
Shelly Green
Morris
Karen Flores
Lisa Couch
Pownal Planning Commission reviews G and R Sales hearing
Pownal Planning Commission discusses a G and R Sales and Service application with a required hearing for commercial use. Choir rehearsals occur tonight at North Pownal Congregational Church and Pownal United Methodist Church with a community band first rehearsal set for Tuesday June 24 at 5 30 pm at Pownal Elementary School. Fire department worknight also planned at 7 30 tonight.
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Pownal
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal Center
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Deerfield
Rod Clarke
Uate
Peter L. Guida
Northfield Mount Hermont School
Peter
James A. Guida
Battenkill Drive
University of Vermont
Judy Nason
American Heart Association
Edith Beaumont
the County Association
Hudson Valley Community College
George Santerre
the Congregational Church of
East Dorset
Vermont
Zephine Humphrey
Mad Tom Bookshop
Dorset Historical Museum
Vermont Marble Company
Proctor
Robert Nation
Dorset Village
State Department of Libraries
Vermont Library Association
Bori
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bennington
Betsy Ross
Bunker Hill
First Continental Regiment
Navy
Bedford
Benjamin Franklin
Gadsden
Bennington Y Bookshop Office Products Center
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Helene Thompson
Food Forum
Joan Colgan
CABOL
Danby
George A Gerbil
Lamb
Joan LaPorte
Chester
Tammy Pollard
Pockets
Francis Kusala
Candy
Barbara Ryan
Charlie
David Marker
Molly Malone
Amy Campbell
Josh
Amy Loretan
Daisy
Carol Cutler
Sally
Elyse Percy
Scotty
Penny Perrotti
O.J
Diane Cuddihy
Blitzen
Tammy Noble
Minnie
David Flynn
Rensselaer County
Richard Sgritta
The
Museum
Madkour’s
Main ST
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Strument
F. Peter Billard
Coleman Mason
Joseph Comar
H.P
H.P. Reel
Briggs & Stratton
Roberts Drive
North Adams
Mass
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