Hoosick Falls Village Board weighs fire truck bid and budget
Hoosick Falls Village Board spent nearly four hours reviewing and approving bids for a new fire truck and related water and firehouse needs. Officials discussed insurance impacts, statewide underwriter approval, and a proposed two-track bid process plus bids for a landfil operator. The board also approved a $1,900 increase for the Youth Commission with potential state aid, and announced retirement plans of Youth Center director William Rourke Jr. with plans to form an advisory selection panel.
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Editheerumony
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick. Falls
Trustue Iyde
Peer
Cnt
Hilldnger
Shuttte
Vikia J. Murphy
Town Youth Commission
James McGuire
Youth Commission
Murphy
Willam F. Rourke Jr
Yeaith Center
Youth Commission Board
Commission
William Rourke
Fred McGuire
Towuh
North Bennington Cubs mark 25 years of continuous service
The N Village Cubs celebrated a 25th anniversary with a Blue and Gold dinner in the North Bennington Firehouse. Attendees included former cubmasters J. Tancan Campbell Charles Perkins Lucien Tanks James Wolfe Robert Lerner and current cubmaster Joe Curran.
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North Bennington
J. Tancan Campbell
Campbell
Charles. Perkins
Curran
Joseph Keene
West Steel Hill
Keene
William Nolan
Robert P. Nolan
Nolan
Leo Maxon
Hanks
Webelo
Selectman Campbell
Saturday Evening Post
David Riemann
Billy Paquin
Dennis Wilson
Tammy Paquin
Michael McGuire
Gaia
Mt. Anthony
James Rigg
Rephen Lynch
Hearys Move From Norwalk to Sandgate Home
West Arlington reports the William Hearys of Sandgate have relocated from the Silvermine area in Norwalk Connecticut to a new home in Sandgate. Hill retires after 37 years at MachletE Laboratories in Springdale. The Henrys, Zimmers, and visitors from Montgomery and Virginia are mentioned with family ties and travel details.
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William Hearys
Sandgate
Silvermine
Norwalk
Conn
Hill
Machlete Laboratories
Springdale
West Arlington
Claire
John W. Anderson
Benning
Henrys
Bill Jr
Price, Waterhouse
Rabb Henry Perkins
Londonderry votes bicentennial approval and town offices debate
Londonderry voters approved a 1 909 appropriation for bicentennial celebrations and backed a 72 701 16 town and 297 912 77 school budgets. They elected selectman Leslie Crossman and other officials, approved multiple special articles, and postponed the town office project for study. A 24 000 four wheel drive snowplow truck purchase was authorized for investigation.
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Londonderry
Robert Bowers
Roger's Rangers
Leslie Crossman
Ralph Rawson
Henry Abbott
Selectman
Robert Trask
Joyce Rowley
Morton Julius
Robert Hazelton
Clyde Prouty
Warren Underwood
Edward Janeway
Memorial Park
Londonderry Library Association
Vernon votes for a lavish town park and new school plan
Vernon approved a $78,000 program for portable classrooms and a $70,000 leisure park while funding for education reached $405,702 and plans for a central sewer system were studied. Selectmen held re elections and property reappraisal was rejected to avoid higher taxes, keeping the tax rate at $1.95 on a $645,119.31 budget.
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Virginia
PAGT
Vernon
Vermont Yankee
J Wan
Vernon ‘Ftown Park
Compte
Selectmen
Raymond J. Puffer
Raymond Wojctulewicz
Wayne Z. Finnell
Lib
Vernot
Zero Mostel
Bennington CRPC Grants Training for Police Crises
The Bennington County Regional Planning Commission received a 4500 grant, via the governor's crime Commission, to fund a 12 session program run by United Counseling Service in Bennington. Open to all regional law officers, the course starts March 14 with afternoon and evening sessions, covering juvenile psychology, delinquency causes, crisis intervention, and domestic crisis handling.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Bennington
Rudolph Moz
Brian Albiser
United Counseling Service
Actington
Dorset Voters Elect Three Unopposed Selectmen
Dorset voters elected three unopposed selectmen on Tuesday. James Lee II Byron Bowen and John P. Stannard were chosen. Stannard returns as selectman not lister. The Banner had mislisted two instead of three. The Dorset use of the Australian ballot continues a long standing practice.
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Dorset
James Lee II
Byron Bowen
John P. Stannard
Lister
Alan
Sunderland Meeting Aide Puts Health Program On Agenda
The Sunderland Parents Association will meet at the elementary school on Monday evening. Batty Tynan R N a community nurse will speak on the school health program.
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Sunderland = Parents Association
Batty Tynan
R.N
Dover votes in police dept and garage debate at town meeting
Dover voters approved a 4,008 appropriation to fund a new police force and related costs but rejected a 40,000 request for a town garage. The meeting also expanded the Board of Selectmen from three to five, approved 112,205 highway and 95,640 general fund budgets, and set a 249,356 school budget. The town plans a special joint committee to study garage and equipment needs as regional options are discussed. The total Dover spending reached 480,209, with a tax rate drop from 5.56 to 5.48.
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Stewart Hancock
Lover
Dover Police
Board of Sleeten
Te Police Department
Dover
Wilmington
Twe
Town Planning Commission
Joint
Selectmen and Planing Commission
Board of Selectmen
Tvo
Vermont
East
West
Planning Commission
Falls Realtors bid on land from Hoosick Falls Realty Corp
Hoosick Falls Realty Corp proposes selling the first land plot bounded by Church Street post office Thorpe clock and Meagher home for 34000 to the village of Hoosick Falls with a plan to use proceeds and gifts to fund parking lot improvements and investor reimbursements. The village board tabled action to study the offer.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Realty Corp
Haasick Falls
Church Street
Post Office
Thorpe's Clock
Meagher
Hoosick Falls Realty Corporation
Elm Street
Catholic Church
K of C
Mrs Collins predicts new tax system in Vermont
Rep Kenaline Collins Readsboro proposes a radically new state tax plan to replace property tax. She says it bases on Innome and land use to end inequities, equalize charges for non residents and residents, and seeks $50,000 for a town survey including Wilmington and Dover as sample towns.
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Brattleboro
Kenaline Collins
TR-32
Readsboro
Vermont
Chamber of Commerce
Collins
House Education Committee
Wilmington
Dover
Shaftsbury Garden Club honors local helpers and dog licenses
Shaftsbury and town events highlight appreciation for the Lions Club in aiding landscaping around Cole Hall and window box projects. The 1972 dog licenses go on sale at the town clerk's office with fees 2 dollars for male and neutered dogs, 4 dollars for females, and a 50 percent late fee after April 1. Vet certificate of rabies vaccination since Oct. 2, 1969 required. Office hours 1 to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Shaftsbury
Norshatt Lions Club
Main Street
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Park Ridge
N.J
Harry Marshall
Mt. Kisco
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William R. Dennen
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Hugo Hertzberg
Union High School Board
Vernon Sengal Board
Fire Department
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BCRPC
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Gerald Raftery
Walker
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Hooslek Falls Health Corporation
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