Hale Co names new president William J. Porter
William J. Porter of Wilkes-Barre PA has been elected president of Hale Company Inc of East Arlington. Porter will relocate to East Arlington and join Hale’s leadership alongside current VP Martin Hirsch. Porter has held multiple manufacturing and planning roles at Craft Associates Mohasco Basic Witz and Jasper Cabinet, with degrees from St Bernadine and Harvard PMD.
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Wilkes-Barre
Hale Company Inc
East Arlington
J. Mack ‘Tenney
Hale
G. J. Ohrstrom & Co
Astra
Porter
Craft Associates Inc
Lane Company
Alta Vista
Mohaseo Industries Inc
Amsterdam
N.Y
Basic Witz
William N. Porter Porter
Hale Co
Jasper Cabinet Company Inc
Martin Hirsch
Gloversville
St. Bernadine College of Sienne
Harvard University Graduate School of Business
Public advice asked on wild land preserves
Floyt J. Martin of the Great Mountain National Forest announces a formal invitation for public input on identifying and preserving eastern wilderness areas. Sessions in Bristol and Manchester followed by a broader regional review seek opinions on suitable sites and management to provide primitive recreation.
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Floyt J. Martin
Great Mountain National Forest
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Department of Agriculture
Parest
Marita
Greer Mountain National Forest
Bristol
Manchester
New England
United States
Wnh
Earl L. Butz
Agriculture and Interior
Butz
National Forest Service
Edward 2. Ckh
Mississippi River
Great Gulf
White Mountain National Forest
New Hampshire
Cliff
Londonderry seeks rural doctor via National Health Service Queps
Londonderry Weston and Landgrove residents met at the Congregational Church to discuss future medical services. Dr. J Michael Taylor and Ike de Neergaard outlined placing a National Health Service doctor in the community, noting 200 Servicas doctors have five years' government funding to serve rural areas. Residents weighed housing, office space, and support needs, with plans to form town committees and present the issue at upcoming Town Meetings.
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Landgrave
Congregational Church
J. Michael Taylor
Dartmouth Medical School
Ike de Neergaard
Connecticut Valley Health Compact
National Health Service
Dr. Taylor
Sam Lloyd
Town Meeting agenda weighs budgets and zoning
Vermont towns face tight budgets and heated issues at Town Meeting. Arlington and Sunderland weigh school and police funding, while Pownal seeks interim zoning and regional planning support. Dorset and Rupert debate selectmen seats and bus drivers draw scrutiny amid district needs and tax questions.
Dorset's first osteopathic physician joins Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dorset welcomed Dr. John Mackie as the hospital’s first osteopathic physician on staff. He follows retiring Dr. Elizabeth Byrnes and plans to expand services with a cardiovascular focus, telemedicine ECG transmission, and a potential future medical clinic site donated by Amelie Wright. The Mackies, from Concord Massachusetts, brought a three-child family and intend to raise them in Dorset while contributing to community health efforts.
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Dorset
John Mackie
Putnam Memorial Hospital
John Mackie Hospital
Concord
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Mackie
Sarah
Alexandra
John David
Racine
Wis
New England
Bethel
Byrnes
Dr. Byrnes
Amélie Wright
Route 30
Norman Wright
Nancy Bavun
Manchester
Mother
Difford Harwood
Acurics
Vermont Medical Center
Burlington
Amelie Wright
Louse Cannaway
Jay Cannaway
Losg
Boston College
Princeton University
University of Windis College of Medicine
Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Portland
Maine
Osteopathic Hospital
North Bennington Voters Urged to Attend Town Meeting
North Bennington residents are urged to participate in tonight's floor meeting at the Elementary School in Bennington and tomorrow's Australian-ballot vote. Trustees Fred Welling and Robert Lerner stress key budget items and potential tax relief for the village.
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Fred Welling
Welling
Robert K. Lerner
Lerner
Bennington
McCollowghi Firehouse
Computer picks offshore depot site near Cornwall
London UPI reports the Southwestern Electricity Board used their computer to locate a storage depot site. The printout indicates a location 15 miles off the south coast of Cornwall as the best option under consideration.
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