Arlington Town Meeting Preview Sees Little Dissent
Arlington residents gathered for the annual pre town meeting to review 23 articles. Item 20 proposes dissolving the fire and light district to include the whole town, with most fire company members favoring dissolution and asset transfer. Article 21 seeks 600 to cover Evergreen Cemetery vandalism costs, debated as taxpayers not to pay. Revenue sharing items totaling 29,000 were explained by selectmen, with concerns about unused funds going to a savings account. Other articles include 4500 for a part time selectmen secretary and 1650 for street signs, both debated for necessity and impact. The Bennington Opportunity Council request of 2215 prompted discussion on social services without opposition.
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Helene Thompson
Arlington
Fred Grout
Fire Company
Prudential Committee
Thomas Whalen
Selectmen
Evergreen Cemetery
Charles Farrell
Bennington
North Shire
Manchester
Donald Otis
Otis
Bennington Opportunity Council
Leslie Cole
Stevenson
Barbara Trafford
Falls gas dealers see easing of lines
Falls gas dealers report shorter lines under the new state odd-even plan though complaints persist about more cars showing up on odd number days. Some stations have received February gas allocations early while others await this week, and hours shifts announced two weeks ago are no longer in effect. Local fliers about schedules caused extra traffic, prompting dealers to plan another meeting next week to assess the change.
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District of Columbia
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Hapgood Pond in Winter Sun Shines Over Snowy Scene
Hapgood Pond in the Green Mountain National Forest showed bright reflections on ice with blue-tinged surroundings. Snowshoe tracks, windfallen trees, and distant snowmobiles marked a peaceful late Sunday afternoon as cross country skiers paused by a sunken picnic table and a playful puppy drew attention from its owner.
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Hapgood Pond
Green Mountain National Forest
Mad Tom Notch
Hapgood
ALA issues East Coast gasoline guide for travelers
The ALA Auto and Travel Club based on a member survey lists state by state fuel rules from Maine to Florida. Odd-even limits on many states, various dollar caps, and restricted hours. Florida reports serious city-specific shortages with turnpike limits between two and three dollars.
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Boston
UPI
ALA Auto and Travel Club
Maine
Florida
Augusta
Portland
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Turnpike
Turnpike
Worcester
Springfield
New Bedford
Cape Cod
Merrimack Valley
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Connecticut Turnpike
Wilbur Cross Parkway
Merritt Parkway
New York
New York Thruway
Rare chamber works highlighted at Williams College concert
Music in the Round at Williams College presents two unrecorded chamber pieces tonight at 8:30 in Thompson Memorial Chapel. The Williams Trio performs Villa Lobos Trio No 3, and Hin demiths Quartet with Heggi and Moore. Also on the program are Mozart Divertimento K 334 and Dvorak Quintet Op 81 with Knott, Waters, Roberts, St Amour, and Rowe. Admission $2. free for Williams students with I D. information at 413 597 2127.
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Williamstown
Mass
Julius Heggi
Williams College
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Williams
Heggs
Douglas Moore
Stephen Dankner
Villa Lobos
Hindemith
Charlotte Heggi
William Foss
Heggi
Moore
Mozart
Peter Knott
Emory Waters
Dvorak
Kenneth Roberts
Susan St. Amour
Janet Rowe
I.D
Manchester prepares for town showdown at public budget hearing
Manchester residents filled the town meeting room for the annual warming up before Monday's showdown. Voters questioned budget increases, noted school funding changes, and discussed articles on taxes, delinquent charges, and capital improvements including a 5000 square foot town garage, multiple sewer projects, and sidewalks. Community leaders spoke on revenue sharing, social services funding, and state aid shifts, with turnout thinning as the night wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elliott
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Clara May Hemingway
Douglas Schner
Harold A. Wisell
Wisell
Hillvale
Elm Street
Lincoln Avenue
Main Street
Richville Road
Audrey Gaiotti
Oakley Porter
Weather Outlook for New England This Weekend
Forecast from the National Weather Service calls for a chance of rain or snow Sunday, followed by partly cloudy conditions Monday and Tuesday. Highs will be mostly in the 30s on Sunday and Monday, rising to the 40s on Tuesday, with lows in the 20s in the south and teens in the north.
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Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
Struggling Community Urges Help For Starving Animals
In Shaftsbury area rising inflation drives pets and horses toward starvation. Bennington County Humane Society reports horses and ponies dying due to lack of funds for feed rather than cruelty. Shelter offers guidance, calls for timely reporting and assistance. contact numbers provided for local towns.
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Shaftsbury
Bennington County Humane Society
Humane Society
RFD
Bennington
Pownal
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