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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1977
Page
5
Observer notes an unusually warm Sunday in Vermont, snow still deep on North Bennington hills, then discovers lively snow fleas illuminating the landscape. The piece contrasts bleak urban winter with forest life, detailing trees, shadows, and a surprising microcosm of insects heralding an early spring drift.
A set of quotes from Alan Morrison Tom Gee Tony Zazzaro and David Reed praise the B and B or B R lunch spot in Bennington Vermont. They call it good inexpensive food with congenial atmosphere and nice decor. Several people endorse lunch there and encourage others to try it soon.
Lawrence E Harrington of Bennington writes to The Banner alleging missteps by Mt Anthony Union district officials over incidents at the school. He accuses administrators and a board of acting on legal opinions to avoid firings, claims drinking and drugs are overlooked, and calls for public disclosure, accountability, and stronger discipline by Mr Anthony and the district.
Vermont congressman James M. Jeffords outlines a nine bill package to speed solar energy development, conservation, and rural applications, with tax credits, loans, and federal building use. He notes broad support in Congress and by business, labor, and environmental groups, while criticizing the pay raise process and pledging to survey Vermonters before accepting higher pay.
Arlington selectmen place article in warning to buy plot near West Arlington highway for 150 dollars, including the Vermont state seal pine tree, as a future Vermont shrine. Town caucus names Norton Barber for village attorney by one vote over F. Ray Paddock. Kenneth R. Clayton nominated for auditor to succeed George G. Bond.
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