Hoosick Falls approves $2.8 million school budget
Hoosick Falls Central School District voters approve a 1975-76 budget of 2,799,720 by 27 to 0 at the annual meeting. They also back a capital outlay not to exceed 13,000 to renovate the bus garage with 6,000 from existing capital funds. Incumbent Charles Frazier and Frank Sheldon win school board seats.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
Charles Frazier
Frank Sheldon
Arthur Smith
Smith
Frazier
Sheldon
Rulings on Three Manchester Tax Appeals by Board of Civil Authority
The Board of Civil Authority reduced Hill & Dale Country Store assessment from 40430 to 37430 for Joseph and Mildred Pelligrini. It denied Philip Miller III and wife on a 25.7 acre Upland Downs property at 58900, formerly Harriet Parson’s. It also denied Albert Esselborn and wife on the Cochrane house Route 7 Manchester, keeping 34846. The Greater Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce will host a testimonial reception for the Comar family, former Quality Restaurant owners, June 29 from 2 to 4 p.m. at St. Paul’s Church Manchester Center.
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Manchester
Board of Civil Authority
Hill & Dale
Joseph and
Mildred Pelligrini
Philip Miller III
Upland Downs
Harriet Parson
Albert Esselborn
Cochrane
Route 7
Greater Manchester
Flower arranging workshop set in Stockbridge week of July 7
A Berkshire Garden Center program in Stockbridge features a July 8 lecture by Robert H. Woodworth on Plant Dynamics with time lapse movies. July 9 workshop for beginners by Garden Club of America judges Wynn Sayman and W E D Stokes, and July 10 session for advanced participants. Reservations needed for the workshop.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Garden Center
Robert H. Woodworth
Bennington College
Department of Biological Sciences
Wynn A. Sayman
Richmond
W.E.D. Stokes
Lenox
Garden Club of America
University of Massachusetts
Harvard
Woodworth
Panama
St. Johns
Virgin Islands
University of Florida
Gainesville
Pambianchi plans altered for Pownal shopping center and motel
Pownal Planning Commission in special session reduced shopping center size from 23 000 to 10 500 square feet to meet density rules and changed the motel to 41 single occupancy units. An Act 250 hearing is set for Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Bennington County Court House. The panel also denied a barn tear down for William Hayes due to a setback issue and scheduled a variance hearing. Attending members included Alfred Chenaille Dennis Austin Earl Lillie Herb and A Daniel Mason.
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Pownal
Bennington County Court House
William Hayes
East Pownal
Commission
Alfred Chenaille
Dennis Austin
Earl Lillie
Herb
A. Daniel Mason
Village School Meeting Tonight Election for Mt Anthony Board
Tonight North Bennington Graded School District holds its annual meeting at 7 30 p m at the school for one Mt Anthony Union School Board seat with Lionel Nowak opposing Joseph Curran. Betty Riley seeks re election unopposed. Budget and routine business on the agenda.
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Mt. Anthony Union
North Bennington
Lionel Nowak
Mt. Anthony
Joseph Curran
Betty Riley
Pownal Groups Schedule Meetings and Events This Week
The Pownals The Rap Group meets tonight from 7 to 9 at the Pownal Recreational Community. The Board of Selectmen convenes at 5 p.m. Thursday at the town office. The East Pownal Fire Auxiliary report notes 12 members attended, Debra Harrington joined bringing total to 17.
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Pownal
Board of Selectmen
East Pownal
Debra Harrington
Vermont State Ladies Auxiliary
Cambridge
April Knapp
Hoosick Falls High School honors at commencement
Principal William C Waterhouse presented numerous prizes at HFCS commencement as graduates received awards for valedictorian salutatorian and various academic and extracurricular distinctions. Dwyer graduated in a wheelchair earning praise for perseverance and class tutoring helped him complete his diploma.
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William C. Waterhouse
HFCS
Sharon Post
W.D. Thomas
W.L. Hutt
Bausch & Lomb
Miss Boyce
Hoosick Area Ministers
Dale Hall
PTA
Delmer Runkle
Joseph E. Buckley
Marilyn June Cook
Julia M. Dewey
Derby Club
Edith Craig Reynolds
Wendy Kerr
Brad Cole
Douglas Greenwood
Douglas Eightey
Jack Hayden
Catherine Marker H. Bradford Cole
Les Foshay
Columbia Corp
Debra Marmillo
VFW
James Dwyer
John F. Kennedy
Joseph Buckley
Dwyer
Albany Medical Center
Waterhouse
Manchester Water Co faces probe over 1971 capital plan promises
The Manchester Water Co, one of the state's largest private water systems, confronts town officials and federal drinking water rules as a public dispute over fire protection upgrades and a 1971 rate increase unfolds. Selectmen seek an ISO fire rating study, while GM Richard Hayes resists surveys that could lower ratings. The PSB history shows prior rate اجازت failed. current dispute hinges on capital improvements, inflation, and financing.
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Manchester Water Co
Russ Garland
Manchester
Richard D. Hayes
Hayes
Insurance Services Office
ISO
Selectmen
State Public Service Board
PSB
Manchester Water Co plan and 1971 rate petition details
The Manchester Water Co outlined a three year plan costing 191 350 with 11 projects funded by loans up to 150 000 from banks. Only one project was completed by 1975 while the company borrowed about 30 000 from Factory Point Bank and repaid it. The PSB questioned monitoring of rate funded improvements and shifts in priorities from quantity to quality in water system upgrades. Tomorrow: The Manchester Water Co and Water quality.
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Manchester Water Co
Factory Point National Bank
Manchester
National Shawmut Bank
Boston
PSB
Hayes
East Mountain
Factory Point Bank
Boston Bank
Ennis Gidney
Gidney
U.S. Public Health Survey
Vermont
Public Service Board
Manchester Water Company
Herrmann zoning appeal remanded to Manchester ZBA
The Bennington County court remanded Judith and William Herrmanns appeal after denying them a permit to split their West Road building into two apartments. The judge found the village ZBA failed to document reasons and ordered a new hearing within 90 days. Opponents warned of potential UCS office conversion into a third apartment.
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Manchester
Zoning Board
Morrissey
Herrmanns
United Counseling Service
UCS
Herrmann
North Bennington Lake Paran Dance Tonight With Winds of Change
A Lake Paran dance in North Bennington runs Friday from 8 p.m. to midnight featuring the Winds of Change band from North Adams Mass. Admission is 1.75 dollars. The piece notes zoning variance actions and lot space concerns in the Herrmanns district.
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Lake Paran
North Adams
Mass
Herrmanns
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David Ricker
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Edith Beaumont
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Foster Fuel
Sherman Baker Hoosick Grange
Judith Burns
Patricia Reppel
Hfcs Teachers Association
Mary Beth Gorman
Debbie Harrington
Joseph Salluzzo
Earl Perry American Legion
Laura Moseley
American Legion
Thomas McMartin
William Wendel
Kiwanis
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Donna Baldwin
Mary Baldwin
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