White Creek Board tackles highway safety and lighting issue
Cambridge, N Y The Town of White Creek Board spent most of its meeting discussing the new highway NY 22 traffic and the temptation to speed. A tie vote denied installing a 400 watt Mercury vapor light near Howard's Esso Station. The board also reviewed dog complaint cards, sanitary refill area access, and mutual aid fire protection plans with Buskirk.
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Cambridge
N.Y
White Creek
New York
Stuart Cullinan
Howard
Waldemar Roewer
Cullinan
Donald Niles
Edwin Andrews
Clinton Bennett
Main Street
Civil Defense Board
Leo Jeskie
Burns
New York City
Oak Hill
Stage Road
Buskirk
Buskirk Department
Fire Department
Mutual Aid
Town Officers Converge in Manchester for March Conference
Manchester hosts one of nine Town Officers Educational Conferences on March 18. Registration at 9 a.m. at Manchester Elementary School precedes a 9:30 general session with later breaks into group discussions. The event is sponsored by the Government Research Center at UVM under Andrew E. Nuquist.
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Manchester
Government Research Center
UVM
Andrew E. Nuquist
Political Science Department
Foundation Grant Supports Burlington Center Expansion
The Jose phine B. Baird Children's Center in Burlington received a 5000 donation from the Irene Heinz Given and John LaPorte Given Foundation. The funds will aid equipment purchases and renovations at the center's new Group Home as directed by the trustees.
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Burlington
Josephine B. Baird
Nature Tale Spring Sticks Its Head Out
Last week's mild weather melted winter’s cobwebs and revived local activity. On a 55 degree day in SEARSBURG Mount Equinox appeared clear, aspens glowed, and buds colored the hills. A red breasted nuthatch and a chipmunk visited the backyard, while a red squirrel tumbled from the feeder. Spring has begun.
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Searsburg
Mount Equinox
Glastonbury Ridge
Chippy
Mr. Redcoat
Manchester Fire Sends Resident to Hospital
A fire in an apartment above Mountain View Bakery in Manchester early Friday sent tenant Mrs. Virginia Lanterman to Putnam Memorial Hospital and caused about 5000 dollars in damage. The blaze, under investigation for its origin, forced temporary bakery closure with remodeling planned to begin soon.
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Manchester
Mountain View
Virginia Lanterman
Clifton Solari
Dana L. Thompson
Lynford W. Bourn
Solari
Hoosick Man Jailed After Family Argument Shooting
Robert Weeks, 35, allegedly fired at Ronald Bisson during a family argument in Hoosick. Weeks waived examination and awaits grand jury action in Rensselaer County jail. Bisson was not struck, per Center Brunswick state police.
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Hoosick
Robert Weeks
Ronald Bisson
North Pownal
Rensselaer County
Weeks
Justice of the Peace
James Phiefer
Pittstown
Center Brunswick
Bisson
Bennington College Opens Spring Concert Series
Bennington College begins its spring term events with a 815 p m concert Two Works for Chamber Orchestra in the Carriage Barn featuring faculty Louis Calabro with Bodas de Sangre and Walton Facade as main works guest artists join faculty in a varied program ahead of commencement June 19.
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North Bennington
Bennington College
Lege
Louis Calabro
William C. Fels
New York
N.Y
Mary Anthony
William Walton
Edith Sitwell
Craft Show Planned For March 25 26 In Vermont
Vermont crafts men from across the state join the Third Vermont Craft Show hosted by the Greater Vermont Association and the Vermont Farm and Labor Council with Green Mountain Park March 25 and 26. GVA president Gino Carmelli touts a premier brought together under one roof at the Green Mountain Park Club House. Vincent Bartimo notes Green Mountain Park offers a large exhibition hall and facilities to host thousands, with space donated by the park. Abraham Lowma, GVA chair, says the venue’s prestige comes from the park’s support. Local exhibitors include Charlmion Bodies Arlington needlework Tom Weakley East Arlington candles Paul Ames North Pownal wooden toys Vernet E Houran North Bennington furniture Charles W Thompson Sr Bennington small furniture David G Niles Pownal.
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Vermont
Green Mountain Park
Pownal
Gino Carmelli
Barre
Greater Vermont Association
Vincent Bartimo
Abraham Sowma
GVA
Peter Wendland
Arts and Crafts Service
State of Vermont
Vermont Farm and Labor Council
Green Mountain Park Club
Charmion Bodies
Arlington
Tom Weakley
East Arlington
Paul Ames
North Pownal
Vernet E. Houran
North Bennington
Charles W. Thompson Sr
Bennington
David G. Niles
Batten Kill Grange Sets Plans and March Meeting
Batten Kill Grange held a Wednesday session led by Clarence Decker Sr. A donation supported the Education Aid Fund for Radio Free Europe. Mrs. Viola Cooledge announced five sewing contest entries and new stations are planned. The next meeting is March 17 at 8 pm to confer third and fourth degrees. rehearsal for officers and ladies degree on March 14 at 7 30 pm. Ethan Allen Pomona meets at Taconic Grange in Shaftsbury with John C Page as guest speaker.
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White Creek
Buskirk
Cambridge Valley National Bank
Planning Commission
Cambridge Village
Main Street
Roger A. Swanson
Bureau of Planning
Department of Commerce
State of New York
Swanson
Roewer
Planning Board
Roewen
Cullinan
John Kelly
Harold Andrews
Donald George
Clinton Bennett
Benjamin McClellan
Battenkill Grange
Clarence Decker Sr
Radio Free Europe
Viola Cooledge
Grange
Charles Mason
Home Economics Committee
Grange Hall
Ethan Allen Pomona
Taconic Grange
Shaftsbury
John C. Page
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Manchester Depot
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Jerome J. Hevey Jr
First Congregational Church
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