Landfill Sale Pending for Dorset Area in Vermont
Cummings has not yet sold the Sunderland landfill to Herbert Wessner as attorney Pendleton said details are final but transfer of the Act 250 permit remains. The Dorset Manchester Arlington Sand gate Sunderland region will keep eight year towns contracts in force after sale. transfer expected in about a week.
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Sunderland
Martin J. Cummings
Herbert Wessner
David C. Pendleton
Cummings
Wessner
Dorset
Manchester
Arlington
Sandgate
Pawlet designates Granville High as receiving high school
Pawlet voters designate Granville High School in New York as the district’s receiving high school, ending tuition payments to Granville. The 69 to 8 vote follows a state law change allowing Pawlet Rupert and Wells to designate New York schools, with Rupert set to vote June 26 on Salem High School.
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Pawlet
Granville High School
New York
Granville
Vermont
Pawiet
Pachet
Rupert
Wells
Salem
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Manchester
BBS
Dorset
Danby
Burton
Vermonts Mountain Lands Critical Resource leaflet noted
The Vermont Natural Resources Council releases its fifth environmental leaflet titled Vermonts Mountain Lands A Critical Resource by Dr Hubert Vogelmann of the University of Vermont. It details fog precipitation where cloud droplets condense on red spruce and balsam fir needles, adding six to thirty inches of annual precipitation in mountains, aiding streams lakes and groundwater. Copies available from VNRC 26 State Street Montpelier 223 2328.
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Montpelier
The
Vermont Natural Resources Council
VNRC
Vermont
Hubert Vogelmann
University of Vermont
Vogelmann
State Street
Fisher Elementary volunteers support year of reading effort
Fisher Elementary School benefited from a broad network of volunteers. Adults in the Right to Read Program and RSVP workers aided reading groups, with AMHS Student Assist Program members including Castleton College student contributing across subjects. Pictured is RSVP helper Mildred Burchard reading with William Mattison in the school library.
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Fisher Elementary School
Nancy Rieben
Mary Militzer
Jean Pschorr
Dorothy Coleman
Maide Miles
Pat Wilcox
Mary Pratt
Helen Jones
Dale Bahan
Velle Knapp
Valerie Knapp
R. V. Jones
Mary Boline
James Neilson
Ruth Wyman
Mildred F. Burchard
AMHS
Ayessa Rocies
Ann Towne
Brenda Dorr
Francis Skidmore
Eddie Waite
Steve Perry
Kathy Leslie
Kyle Grover
Neil Humphrey
Diane Squires
Castleton College
Mildred Burchard
William Mattison
Fisher School
Arlington grant requests invite public comment
The Bennington County Regional Commission lists grant requests awaiting review with June 24 comment deadlines. Funds sought include 25 705 for Attorney General's Consumer Fraud Prosecution Unit 8 733 for Judicial Training Program 452 222 for state criminal justice planning 63 644 for in service training and 175 556 for services. Call 375 2576 for details and to comment before June 24.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Justice Commission
Vermont
Governor’s Commission
Justice
State Planning Agency For Criminal Justice
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Corrections Department
BCRC
Local notices and graduations from North Hoosick area
South Cambridge resident Clifford C Darfler Jr a patient at Syracuse Veterans Hospital may receive letters via the hospital 7 East Irving Ave Syracuse NY 13200. Distinctive community items include visits by Mrs Charles Boice and families from Argyle and West Hoosick and social calls by Mrs Foster Thayer of Pownal. Cambridge Central School junior Anthony Turi Jr named salutatorian with 95.36 average plans to attend Williams College this fall. Walter J McNall Jr earned an associate degree in business administration from Hudson Valley Community College and will study at SUNY Oswego. he is the grandson of Mrs Rose Trinkle. Circuit church service set for June 22 at North Hoosick United Methodist Church at 9 30 a m, and six United Methodist Women members joined with Eagle Bridge and North Hoosick groups for a summer outing. Vacation Bible School runs June 23–27 at Eagle Bridge starting 9 a m. Elizabeth Goodrich reported to have undergone surgery at Mary Fletcher Hospital Burlington Room 391.
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Anthony Turi Jr
A. R. Turi Sr
Rail Road
Cambridge Central School
Williams College
Wilson P. Pratt
Terry Whittier
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
SUNY
Oswego
Rose Trinkle
Circuit
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
United Methodist Women
Eagle Bridge
North Hoosick
Elizabeth Goodrich
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Burlington
Two Die In Vermont Car Crashes On Wednesday
Vermont state police report two fatal crashes on Wednesday. Beatrice Slade 83 of South Londonderry died at Springfield Hospital from a head on collision on Vermont 103 at 12 45 p m. Her husband Franklin 83 was in stable condition with broken ribs and knee injuries. In a separate incident Michael Gunelic a Colchester resident died from multiple chest injuries after a one car crash on Interstate 89 near Randolph when his car skidded off the road and hit a culvert.
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Michael Gunelic
Colchester
Randolph
Gunelic
Burlington teachers sue to reinstate 65 not renewed
The Burlington Education Association sues in Chittenden County Superior Court seeking the reinstatement of 65 teachers whose contracts were not renewed after a district reduction in force. The suit accuses School Superintendent Lansing Reinholz and the Board of School Commissioners of arbitrary action tied to budget concerns. Rehiring efforts continue, with 16 already back and 15 to 20 more expected by July 1, while the district anticipates a larger next year budget surplus.
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Burlington
UPI
Chittenden County
Burlington Education Association
Lansing Reinholz
Board of
Reinholz
Teachers’ Association
Castleton State College President Resigns to Lead CMU
Harold Abel, president of Castleton State College since 1970, states he will resign in August to become president of Central Michigan University in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan. His departure marks the fifth college or university president resignation in Vermont within the past year, including Lyndon State College’s H Franklin Irwin, Vermont Technical College’s Pierre Kieffer, University of Vermont’s Edward Andrews, and Middlebury College’s James Armstrong.
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Castleton
UPI
Harold Abel
Castleton State College
Abel
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Vermont
H. Franklin Irwin
Lyndon State College
Pierre Kieffer
Vermont Technical College
University of Vermont
Edward Andrews
James Armstrong
Middlebury College
Youth struck by auto in St Albans hit while crossing on bike
Twelve year old Michael Delphin of St Albans was severely injured when struck by a car while crossing a road in front of his home on a bicycle. He suffered severe leg and head injuries. Medical Center Hospital officials would not discuss his condition due to a state law interpretation.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Michael Delphin
Medical Center
Burlington
Rensselaer County approves rape crisis center and summer lunch plan
County Executive William J. Murphy signed into law measures creating the county’s first rape crisis center to be staffed by volunteers at Leonard Hospital and approving a summer lunch program feeding about 3,000 children at 26 sites. The center will receive 1225 for remaining year expenses and the lunch program is federally funded.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
William J. Murphy
Leonard Hospital
Murphy
Dworsky resigns as charter panel chair in bid for council seat
Steven G. Dworsky, economics professor at Hudson Valley Community College, resigned Wednesday night from his chairmanship of Troy's charter revision commission. He is expected to be nominated by the Democratic committee for one of four city council seats, while remaining on the panel to keep it non political. Mayor Connally may appoint a new chair, with no clear candidate yet.
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Troy
Steven G. Dworsky
Dworsky
Hudson Valley Community College
Charter Commission
City Democratic Committee
Edward J. Connally
Williamstown man dies after freight train strike
A 41 year old Williamstown resident Harry A Patten was killed Tuesday night when struck by a Boston and Maine freight train near the north tracks. The victim, a tannery employee, was survived by his widow Elizabeth Ellsworth and two children Elizabeth Ann and Arthur H Patten.
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Williamstown
Harry A. Patten
Boston & Maine
Edward J. Bechette
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Patten
R. J. Widen Co. Tannery
North Adams
Batten
Elizabeth Ellsworth
Elizabeth Ann
Arthur H. Patten
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South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Clifford C. Darfler Jr
Syracuse Veteran’s Hospital
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Charles Boice
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Argyle
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Gertrude Aiken
Foster Thayer
Pownal
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Cpower
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