Vermont Atty Withdraws Appeal in Corey Flanagan Fatal Crash
State's attorney Robert E. West dropped the appeal to Vermont Supreme Court after the verdict in the five death case involving Arthur V. Flanagan of Vergennes. Flanagan, acquitted on charges of DWI and careless driving, was linked to the Pittsford crash on January 19, 1964 that killed Paul and Jana Dorecy of South Burlington and Celina Simard and Cordelia Dubuc.
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Burlington Harbor Commission eyes marina plan
Burlington Harbor Commission asks the city planning commission to approve a marina proposal. Harbor Chairman M Baxter Cummings cites a marine contractor offer to install two concrete walls on state land to create a fill area that could expand. The plan costs the city nothing and could provide a future foundation regardless of success.
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Adirondack Northway section to open for Fourth of July weekend
Gov Rockefeller announced that a 4.5 mile stretch of Interstate 87 from Lake George to Warrensburg will be opened by the State Department of Public Works on Friday to handle Fourth of July traffic. Justice Samuel Silverman, backed by Sen Kennedy, won the Troy judgeship primary and is a Frear Park Golf Club member married to Clara Grover. Food Management Inc contracted to supply Leonard Hospital in Troy with meals, serving 30 hospitals and 300 other accounts across multiple states.
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Lake Morey Inn
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Rhode Island
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Albany
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Warrensburg
Warren County
State Department of Public Works
Troy
Supreme Court
Samuel J. Silverman
Robert F. Kennedy
Frear Park Golf Club
Clara Grover
Mt Greylock Reservation ski plan gains final Senate approval
The Massachusetts Senate approved a compromise to transfer Mt Greylock Reservation to the Department of Natural Resources and allow a Saddle Ball ski development with a tramway lease possibility, sending the bill to the House. Meanwhile, Williams College hosts NSF biology institute for 55 teachers through Aug 6 under Dr. Allyn Waterman. North Adams to enforce dog restraint, impounding at large dogs once ordinance is advertised.
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Saddle Ball
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R-Adams
Commissioner of Natural Resources
Williamstown
Williams College
National Science Foundation Institute
Allyn J. Waterman
North Adams
Francis J. Lussier
Logan Airport uses new tech to cut public works costs
Logan International is expanding under a $60 million program with a focus on cost efficiency. Architect Clifford Stewart touts a $5.03 per square foot garage beam developed by Nichols Norton and Zaldastani, aiming to influence public projects across New England.
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New England
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Logan
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