Vermont Dental Care brings portable clinic to Bennington
Vermont Dental Care Inc a nonprofit started over two years ago brings a mobile dental office to Hennington for three months starting July 23 to provide care to financially burdened Vermonters. The unit will operate at Second Congregational Church with a dentist and two assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Dental Care Inc
Hennington
Vermont Office of Economic Opportunity
Vermont
Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Sid Gerstenblatt
Gerstenblatt
Thomas E. Davis
Vermont CO
Davis
Vermont Dental Care
Vermont Community Colleges Inc
OEO
New England Regional Commission
United Church of Christ
Roman Catholic Diocese of
National Campaign For Human Development of
The
Roman Catholic Church
Vermont Dental Caré Inc
Vermortt
Rutland
Manchester
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Cyett Readstore
State grocers push petition drive to overturn ban
Vermont grocers urge a special session to overturn the July 1 throwaway ban on beer and soft drink containers. Association president Ronald Goldburg says 30,000 to 50,000 signatures will be collected from households to challenge Gov. Salmon and preserve container deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
UPI
Vermont Retail Grocers Association
Thomas Salmon
Association
Ronald Goldburg
Salmon
Masons to confer degree at weekend Bennington convention
Mt Anthony Lodge A M hosts weekend event conferring master mason degree in outdoor mountain site. Caledonian degree team from Waterbury will present. Registration Saturday noon at Masonic Temple. Steak supper proceeds go to Adoniram Lodge Manchester. Outdoor degree at 7:30 pm with parking, bus tour of Bennington, and museum tree tour for guests. Oberservance at 8:30 am Sunday at First Congregational Church Old Bennington.
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Mt. Anthony Lodge
A.M
Continental Lodge
Waterbury
Conn
Masonic Temple
Willow Park
Adoniram Lodge
Manchester
Bennington
Bennington Museum
First Congregational Church
Old Bennington
Vermont adopts state safety act with broad backing
Vermont authorities will enforce the Vermont Vocational and Occupational Safety Act starting July 11. The act, supported by the Associated Industries of Vermont, keeps regulation at the state level and requires inspections of workplaces. Critics urged clearer employee rights notices and paid inspection time, while opponents linked federal inspectors to broader political concerns.
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Montpelier
UPI
Labor and Industry Department
State Health Board
Associated Industries of Vermont
Vermont
Harry Lawrence
Lyndon
Caroline Nickerson
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Spector
Charles Davison
Waterbury
Davison
Sheriffs of
Nottingham
Washington
Heavy rains damage roads in Kingdom
The Northeast Kingdom faced heavy damage from Thursday’s downpour. A bridge in Wheelock was washed out and Vermont Route 1-22 closed between Lyndonville and Glover. Route 1-14 had one lane from Island Pond to Norton. Shoulders washed out and some bridges underwater. damage on Sutton, Sheffield and Wheelock town roads is undetermined.
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SY. Johnsbury
UPL
Kingdom
Wheelock
Lyndonville
Glover
Island Pond
Norton
St. Johnsbury
Sutton
Sheffield
Town Pool Opens as Humid Weather Draws Swimmers
The town pool welcomes families amid hot, humid days. Maintenance repaired the filter bed with new sand, the chlorinator, and daily chlorine tests are conducted. Water comes from Furnace Brook, is chlorinated, and flows back to the brook. Health officer Albert Lémieux sends samples to the state for testing. bacteria remain within safe limits. The pool operates throughout summer free to residents and visitors, even with a new Community Recreation Center pool opening.
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Recreation Department
Petricea & Sons Contractors
Furnace Brook
Albert Lémieux
State Department of Health
Area jobless rate drops to 2.5 percent in May
Bennington area unemployment averaged 2.5 percent in May, well below the state rate of 3.4 percent. Initial claims totaled 97, down from April’s 149, with three industries driving most claims: trade, printing and publishing, and service. The office serves Bennington County weekly in Arlington and Manchester and daily on South Street in Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Frank H. Mudgeltt
Department of Employment Security
Bennington County
Arlington
Manchester
South Street
Shaker Colony at Canterbury Shrinks to Three
The Canterbury Shaker Colony in Concord, New Hampshire, has dwindled to three members after the second death in weeks. Sister Alice M. Howland died Thursday at a nursing home after a long illness at age 86. The colony, once home to about 400, has been signed over to a trust foundation as renewal ceased.
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Concord
N. H
UPI
Canterbury
Alice M. Howland
Death Notices for Horace M Galusha and Ruth P Huntington
Funeral services were held for Horace M Galusha of Shaftsbury with burial at Center Shaftsbury after a long illness. Mrs Ruth P Huntington of North Bennington, wife of James F Huntington, had a family service and burial at Grandview Cemetery following her death on Tuesday.
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Horace M.galusha
Horace M. Galusha
Shaftsbury
Hanson-Walbridge
A. J. MacDonald
First United Methodist Church of
Thurston T. Hulet
Arlington
Wiliam P. Walton Jr
James Williamson
North Bennington
Alan Williamson
Hampden
Mass
Mr. MacDonald
Center Shaftsbury
Nington
James F. Huntington
Alfred Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Sanford M. Willis
Scotia
N.Y
Carlton J. Willis
Robert Mackey
Francis Kenyon
Huntington
Main Street
Scott
Grandview Cemetery
Mattison Road
East Pownal Fire Auxiliary schedules summer break and events
At the monthly meeting the East Pownal Fire Auxiliary announces no meetings in July and August, with the next gathering set for September 17. A family picnic is planned for August 26 with location to be decided, and a group supper for all active members is planned for June 22. A mystery gift won by Karen Davis is noted along with refreshments by Sondra Hayes. Alcoholics Anonymous meets tonight at 8 at the North Pownal Firehouse. Beginning July 9, Oak Hill School hosts play groups for various age ranges on specific days, with a 50 cent daily fee for eligible parents and rotating snack duties. registrations through Joyce Held or Sandra Brookner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Oak Hill
Joyce Held
Sandra Brookner
Patriot Ledger yearbook issued by Mt Anthony Union High
Mt Anthony Union High School announces its 1973 Patriot Ledger yearbook covering 1972-73. The 272 page record features work by students with Patricia DeVito as business manager and Sheila Kearns as editor in chief. Copies are available for seven dollars at Bennington Hookshop, 416 Main St. in Bennington.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Patriot Ledger
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
High Schoor
Patricia DeVito
Anne Letourneau
Jody Roberts
Debby Pee
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Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Cecilia Strohmaier
Karen Davis
South Stream Road
Sondra Hayes
Alcoholics Anonymous
North Pownal Firehouse
Los Angeles
University of Southern California
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Iong Outhopedic
Castleton
Kodaly
Orff
Castleton State College
Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce
Savings & Loan Association
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