Cambridge bandstand revival brings Marty Wendall concert
Cambridge N Y residents gathered on the rebuilt 1900 bandstand at the Cambridge Central High School lawn for a Wednesday night concert by Marty Wendall and The Country Underground. The event followed a mayoral gift and a pledge of free concerts funded by the bicentennial committee, with patriotic and progressive country tunes enjoyed by families, students, and local music enthusiasts.
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Chapin
Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Bicentennial Committee
Marty Wendall
Country Underground
Wendall
Diarymen
Scenic Mountains
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cambridge Central High School
Robert Wright
Cambridge Community Choral Society
Charles Bowler
Burlington
Kris Kristofferson
Rita Coolidge
Waylon Jennings
Allman Brothers
Kristofferson
George Gershwin
Fairgrounds
Falls Village board buys rebuilt engine for fire truck
Hoosick Falls village board chose to buy a factory rebuilt fire engine from Utica after debate over repairing the current unit. The motion passed unanimously, with bids on sandblasting and repainting the water tank delayed to Aug 12. The board also formed a bicentennial committee and set disposal charges for local contractor sewer dumps.
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Nathan Bachrach
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Dee Shaw
Danny Green
Franny’’ Murphy
Utica
Fire Department
Ed Snyder
Donald Bogardus
Christine Stevens
Jack Halstead
Joseph Holloway
Ashton Crosby
Carol Gaillard
Kevin Thibodeau
William Johnston
Bicentennial Committee
Rensselaer Street
Ed Donovan
Murphy
Bennington Rutland Union receives HEW grant for education project
The Department of HEW Office of Education awards $62,128 to the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union for a statewide facilitator project. The grant funds demonstration projects aimed at solving critical educational problems common to multiple states and runs July 1 to June 30, 1976.
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Washington
Department of Hew
Office of Education
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Pambianchi wins Act 250 nod for 41 unit motel plan
Leo J. Pambianchi moves to 41 room single occupancy motel with 10,000 sq ft shopping center on 5.25 acres Route 7 Pownal. Act 250 panel approves with conditions while zoning and permits remain tangled. Construction hinges on wells septic and final permits. commissioners warn changes ineffective without permits.
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Pownal
Bennington
Pambianchi
Theodore Strauss
District Commission
Cummings seeks amended permit for Sunderland landfill gravel
Bennington District hears Cummings plan to erect a pole barn at the Sunderland landfill in Sunderland serving Arlington Manchester Sandgate and Sunderland. He projects 30000 to 60000 cubic yards of gravel annually but says most gravel removal preps space for trash. The panel will require semi annual reports and transfer of the Act 250 permit as the landfill nears sale to Herbert Wessner with 20 days to request a hearing. Other actions include adding 20 parking spaces at Village Mall Route 7 Manchester and approving Pierre's Restaurant addition with septic plan updates and Maple tree protection.
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Pownal
Strauss
Palmer
Pambianchi
Planning Commission
District Commission
State Highway Department
Robert S. Brown
Manchester
Martin J. Cummings
Bennington District Environmental Commission
Cummings
Sunderland
Arthur J. O’dea
Perkins
Arlington
Manchester Village
Pierre’s
Village Mall
Gerald Cornell
Federal grants and public comments invited in Arlington
Arlington regional commission reviews grant applications including a 38815 dollar request to create five legal education centers in Vermont high schools with comments due by June 30. Also a 343285 dollar federal plan with admin, Part B and Part C grants, and a 50000 dollar solid waste demonstration grant with comments due by July 3. Over 300 attend St Marys Academy Alumni reunion in Cambridge. officials elected and recognitions given. Scenic America and Hoosick Grange meetings report activities and upcoming events with plans for picnics, bus trips, and a dress revue by 4 H girls.
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Arlington
Bennington County
State Department of Education
BCRC
Department of Water Resources
St. Mary’s Academy Alumni Association
Cambridge
Larry Murphy Jr
Raymond Albowicz
John Galvin
James McGuire
Richard Wirmusky
Jack Galvin
Ellen Stempek Scott
June Moore
Donald J. Ammering
USA
Steel Band
North Adams
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Scenic
America
Hoosick Grange
Mable Hewitt
David Cornell
Cipperly
Carleton Philpott
United States
Allen Cornell
Grange
Grafton Lake State Park
Rensselaer County
Pine Plains Grange
Dutchess County
Shelburne Museum
Dog Team Tavern
Middlebury
Service and Hospitality Committee
Charles Filkins
Turning Point to perform sacred concert at West Hoosick Church
Turning Point a six member ensemble from Eastern College St Davids Pa will present vocal and instrumental sacred music at West Hoosick Baptist Church on Thursday July 3 at 730 p m The program free to the public In the past two years the group has sung in over 100 churches and plans 90 more performances in nine states this summer with piano electric guitar flute and various vocal arrangements
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Turning Point
Eastern College
St. Davids
West Hoosick Baptist Church
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