Health Fair Offers Free Tests For 134 Seniors In Brattleboro
At the Windham County Council on Aging Health Fair held June 16 at the Academy School in West Brattleboro, 134 seniors aged 85 and older received free health tests valued at about 75 dollars per person, totaling roughly 10 350 dollars. Medical tests ranged from heart checks to diabetes tests and eye and dental exams, with 24 agencies exhibiting services for the elderly and doctors agreeing to take on new patients in need of care.
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Margaret Coty
Windham County
Brattleboro
Vermont
North Adams YMCA to add gymnasium at Brickyard Court
The NorTher Berkshire Family YMCA board voted to award Ray-Herb Construction Co. the contract to build a gymnasium addition at Brickyard Court. The project, funded toward a $75,000 goal though not fully raised, will cost about $135,000 depending on flooring and includes full electrical, heating, ventilation, and lighting. Groundbreaking is set for this month with work beginning to meet a 1970 building use target.
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YMCA
North Adams
Mass
Norther Berkshire Family Ymca
Brickyard Court
Ray-Herb Construction Co
Robert E. Armitage
Robert D. Smith
Ymca Gymnasium Building Fund
John Ortman
Joseph Zavattaro
Ortman
Ray E. Sutton
Graduation parties and hospital notes dominate Hoosick Falls notices
Hoosick Falls residents report multiple graduation parties for HFCS and St Marys Academy honor students. Betsy Davendonis remains hospitalized delaying her graduation ceremony. A fire at Falls Hardware last week was controlled. A pre nuptial shower honors Linda Baertschi with plans for a July wedding in Hoosick Falls. Community events include a senior citizens card party and a neighboring grange gathering on June 26.
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Claudia Fitzpatrick
William Fitzpatrick
Cummings St
Betsy Davendonis
Walter Davendonis
Carr St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Marie O'Neil
James O'Neil
Ball Street
St. Mary's Academy
Falls Hardware
Hell
Linda Baertschi
Keenan Ave
Glens Fails
Grange Hall
Diane Gaucher
Colleen Redden
Arlington community events and notices mix in Arlington
Arlington hosts reception for Ingrid Hirsch at Masonic Temple and honors Sandra Humphrey at graduation party. Enterprise Society plans July 11 bazaar at Bailey Hall with smorgasbord. Rescue Squad holds meeting at new building. Arlington Women’s Bowling League annual meeting set for Thursday evening.
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OES
Masonic Temple
Arlington
Ingrid Hirsch
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
East Arlington
Bailey Hall
At & Pm
Arlington Rescue Squad
Arlington Women's Bowling League
Mt Tee Fireeemse Te
Vermont Hearings Clouded by Abbett Ruggies Rift
In Montpelier Marie Abbett urged Governor Katenon to demand the resignation of Public Service official Denis Ruggies. Abbett and Lot Wobt disrupted a Sunce PSB hearing, criticizing Ruggies bias and calling for more hearings amid claims of reform and long-term financing concerns. Six Windsor inmates sue over medical care delays at Walmart Rabe facility.
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Ruggies
PSM
Benkineany Wes ‘‘Betteg
Repriitieas
Rugsies
Ma. Abbott
Green Mourriain. Perefficials
Heriker
Windsor
Kathleen Mitchell
Springfield
Cing
Hayes
PSB
Troy City Hall Contract Approved in New York City Hall
Troy council Tuesday approved a 2,275,655 contract for a new city hall, cutting about 225,000 from the original price. Construction should start soon, with the goal of replacing the building after the 1938 fire. open meetings law passed to bring hearings to the public, with few exceptions.
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Troy — City Cousei
Troy City
Jay
Troy
Syr Mar
Berkshire Pittsfield City Council weighs taxi price cut plan
A Monday Pittsfield council session continued talks on a 28 percent price cut to a 350 percent price count plan for taxis, aiming for June 26 enactment. Citizens and drivers voiced concerns over meter practices and a hot weather odor issue from Adams Waste Treatment Plant.
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Pittsfield
Counci
Sealer
Usader
Aralor
Bewtes
Rey
Councilzaan
Bombardier
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Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Vermont State Department of Health
Vermont Heart Association
Vermont Kidney Association
Austine School For the Deaf
Irene Elders
Windham County Council and Aging
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Sterling Post
Dale St
O— Howard Wright
Hoosick Falls Central
Howard Wrights
Snow St
Kathy Sargood
William Sargood
Carey Ave
HFCS
O— Alan Capano
John Capano
High St
St. Mary’s Academy
Gary Miller
Fred Miller
Abbott St
Weir-Reynolds Pool
Gary
Betsy
Hoosick Falls Central School
Miss Baertschi
William Baertschi
Potter Hill
Frank Redden
Carolyn Redden
River Road
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Gordon Lackrow
Middlefield, Conn
Buskirk
Mabel Hewitt
River St
Lockrow
Cambridge Garage
Cadallic
Connecticut
Charles Lomsky
Church St
New York City
Somsky
Saul
Senior Citizens Club
the Eagles
First Street
Harriet Grogan
Valley Falls
Hoosick Grange
Taconic Grange
Shaftsbury
P.m
Fishman’s
T Ph
Styrene Comics
Main ST. Bennington
Helene Thompson
John Hanlon
Sandra L. Humphrey
Wordsboro
Sunderland
Sandgate
Humphrey
Arlington Memorial High School
Champlain‘College
Hensington Banner
Ms. Abbott
Montpelier
UP1
Nek
Washington County
Publc
Beert
Burtington
Thomas Hayes
Vernbant
PSE
É Mary Skinner
Te Vervacat Welfare Rights Organization
Gilsmanth
New York
City Hall
Down In
Berkshire
Council
Woody
Weedy's of
Washington
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