Hoosick Falls Eyes Aid Carrier If Sewer Overflow Persists
Hoosick Falls faces loss of about 8000 dollars in state aid for the sewer treatment plant unless an overflow issue is corrected. The village board voted to advertise for bids on two contracts to locate the overflow source: televising, mapping and sealing by an independent contractor, and equipment enabling the village to perform the work. Bids are due Monday night, April 16. Mayor Severson says the problem must be solved or aid could be cut off.
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Edith Beaumont
Health Department
New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
William Johnston
Severson
Cambridge
Kent
County Health Department
Eliot
Fisk Street
Morrell Vrouman Engineers
Verney
State Department of Transportation
First Street
William Griffin
Griffin
Timi
Pocter
Carmody
Selectmen
Selectman
Harold Henson
Banner
Benson
Clyde Bryant Jr
Wimil Zoutaly
Bryant
Porter
Clara May Hemenway
Perter
Paran Recreation meeting brief and village budget actions
The annual Paran Recreation meeting at McCullough Library will elect officers and directors for members with any last summer membership. The village board set April 16 for a budget hearing and March 26 for the next meeting, and tightened election registration and polling day rules.
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Paran
Paran Recreationy Inc
McCullough Library
Allhose
OES
Tucker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Bank Street
Jean Powers
Mackey
Milcon’ Mae
North ‘Bennington
University of Rochester
Rochester
N.Y
Hoosick Falls youth groups plan spring activities and meetings
Heosick Falls Troop 64 meets Sunday at 7 in the Parish Hall under the old advancement plan directed by Henry J. Marcoux. Leader training and outdoor activity schedules for April to June will be formed. The Hoosick Falls Advisory Council meets Wednesday March 14 at 7:30 in the village board room to review spring and summer plans with Mayor Richard A. Severson as advisor.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Board of Review
Henry J. Marcoux
Hoosick Falls
Pownal Teens Open Rap Sessions at Oak Hill School
Pamela Blakeman reports on weekly rap sessions for Pownal teens aged 18 to 19 meeting Mondays 7 to 9 p.m. at Oak Hill school. About 15 youths attend, organized by Joyce Held Sandy Brookner and Gary Lamoureaux to foster fellowship, communication and community projects with painting, furniture needs, and future events like dances and babysitting.
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Pamela Blakeman
Pownal
Oak Hill
Joyce Held
Sandy Brookner
Gary Lamoureaux
Poomal
WBS
Tom Creel
Brenda Miller
Dorothy Kimball
Correction on Dorset election results reselectman race
In Wednesday's Banner the contest between Henry G Stone and Roger B Rumney was misdescribed as school director three years. It was selectman three years. Incumbent Stone lost to Rumney 240 to 278.
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Dorset
Henry G. Stone
Selectman
Stone
Rumney
Shaftsbury Fire Drill Tonight at the Firehouse
Shaftsbury Lai Tobler 447 1083 Shaftsbury Lai Tobler 447 1083 Shaftsbury Fie Department will hold drill at 7 tonight at the firehouse.
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Shaftsbury
Lai Tobler
Shaftsbury Fie
Manchester selectman pushes for tax collection
New Manchester selectman John Carmody Jr calls for immediate steps to reduce a 32000 delinquent tax burden. He suggests pursuing tax sales for back taxes while noting the town may avoid widespread auctions. Town Manager Porter and tax collector William Gunther will review records and report back with recommendations.
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Charles Bonent
Manchester
John T. Carmody Jr
Carmody
Oakley K. Porter
William Gunther
Hoosick townsmen discuss dam property sale details
Hoosick Falls officials and Wood Flong Corp representatives debated Central Vermont Public Service Corporation selling abandoned hydroelectric property on North Hoosick Road to either the village or town for possible use. Parties will set a price and draft a maintenance agreement. village eyeing sewage plant expansion, town seeking gravel and dam continuity.
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Roosick Falls
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Wood Flong Corp
Central Vermont Public Service
Wood Flong
Severson
Robert K. Shilard
Vermont Corporation
Cornell William Murphy
Shiland
Millington
Marlboro votes down zoning amendment at town meeting
About 165 residents crowded the old Town House for Town Meeting Tuesday as a zoning amendment proposed by Mr and Mrs Kenneth V Fisher was defeated 134 to 18. The vote reflects community sentiment on meeting sites while revenue sharing funds were debated and allocated largely to a new dump truck and bridges.
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Gretchen Becker
Brattleboro
Marlboro
Marboro
Kenneth V. Fisher
Wilmington Reelects Haynes as Selectman in Town Vote
In Wilmington over 400 voters cast ballots in two contests and several uncontested races. Incumbent Merrill Haynes defeated write in Jean Canedy 269 to 188 for a new three year selectman term. Norman Sweater won school director on the ballot with 164 to 14 for Brissette and 4 for Wurzberger. Barton topped unopposed for town moderator with 418. Fitch unopposed for town clerk 280 and town treasurer 379. Barton also won first constable seat 73 votes. Leval elected second constable with 37. Poole elected trustee and grand juror. Cole town agent. Rich re elected auditor. Aiken elected sister. Article 3 passed 217 to 210 to amend the sign ordinance removing the words internally or from Section VI D5, allowing internally lighted signs and sparking debate on Wilmington’s rural character.
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Ago
Donald Dalrymple
James Simson
Arnold White
T. Wilson
Larry Gay
Wesley Ward
Robert G. Elliott
Alonzo Gilett
Gilbert
Richard Judd
Betty Ann Runge
Sylvia Landsted
Landsted
Gale Ward
Eugene Weigel
Wilmington
Unepolls
Merrill Haynes
Camihete Jean Canedy
Norman Sweater
Lawrence Brissette
al Wurzberger
Peter Barton
Earlene Fitch
Barton
Ray Leval
Willian Poole
Grand Jor
Brice Cole
Lee Rich
Ver Aiken
Wilmington Planning Commission
Plec K
Town of Wilmington
Pownal PTG Meets On Carnival Plans At Libby Home
Tonight a committee meeting discusses a carnival planned for May by the Pownal Parent Teacher Group at Earl Libby’s home at 7 30. A second meeting Tuesday March 13 in rooms 102 108 of Pownal Elementary School at 7 0 p.m. Public invited to hear about plays by a new drama club and attend a short session.
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Pownal
Earl Libby
Ane P.T.G
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