Hoosick Falls Central resumes budget talk with state aid focus
Hoosick Falls Central School Board heard preliminary budget estimates led by Superintendent Philip Eeonard. Rising costs from food price hikes and cafeteria losses may push lunch prices higher. The board discussed equalization rate impacts on tax shares, potential fringe retirement for WWII bus drivers, resignations, maternity leave, and a planned second 119,500 state aid rollover plus attending the School Board Institute in Albany.
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Toosick Falls
8.Y
Hoosick Falls
Rosemary Allard
Rose Sheffer
Walter Fitzrimmons
School Board Institute
Fleischmann Commission
Albany
Birthday salute to Miss Shipman of Arlington
Helene Thompson profiles Miss Julia Shipman who turns 90 celebrating a globe trotting life. A Vermont native and Waterbury High School alumna, she earned three degrees and taught geography across 14 states. Home in Arlington for 25 years, she preserves gardens, stamps, and letters from former students while greeting visitors and chasing new mail.
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Helene Thompson
Julia Shipman
Vermont
Danville
Waterbury High School
Arlington
Australia
Nevada
State
Arlington Garden
Bower
Bangladesh
What can't she do Kenalene Collins readsboro lawmaker
Rep Kenalene Collins of Readsboro stands as a prolific lawmaker with a flood of ideas this year. She introduced a resolution urging legislators to visit southern Vermont and shows strong faith in the younger generation with the belief that children will save us. Her bills cover diverse topics.
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Cora Cheney Montpelier
Kenalene Collins
Readsboro
House
Lke
Vermont
Government Operations Committee
Lamoille Central Academy
Hyde Park
Foster Collins
Massachuset
Collins
Rep. Collins
Vermont Order of Women Legislators
National Owl Organization
Readsboro Planning Commission
Mie
Vermont lawmaker Kenalene Collins leads busy reform agenda
Readstown born Rep. Collins champions drug policy dialogue in Arlington. backs state police retirement at 51, education bottle return funds, and tougher local law enforcement. She pushes historic preservation, private sewage rules, reduced truck fees, and prison rehabilitation. She describes barriers as a woman in politics and notes diverse civic roles.
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Han
Judgciacy Committee
Vermont
Collins
Friends of Rehabilitation
Orleans families challenge welfare cutoff rule in Vermont
Two Orleans families Jean Grodgetts and the Ringer Perceys sue in U S District Court seeking to block Welfare Department actions cutting their welfare when unemployment compensation is paid. They argue federal law unconstitutional for discriminating against children whose parents receive unemployment benefits. They seek a three judge panel to halt enforcement.
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Burlington
Orleans
Jean Grodgetts
Ringer Perceys
Vermont Social Welfare Department
U.S
Eliot .L
Richardson
Vermont
Joseph
Betit
Vermont Legal Aid
Walloomsac Terthallong Notes and Visits
Community notices report Jack O'Brien home after cataract surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edward Cottre returned from Key West Florida. Mrs Oscar Stewart learns sister Mrs Paul Malsig left Lakeland Florida after heart attack treatment. John Kristiansen had heart attack surgery at Albany Medical Center. Timothy Hoare 10 found $1 820 worth sterling silver plates stolen. police alerted. Hoosick Falls Health Center auxiliary met. sewing for surgical pads ongoing and more cotton needed. Willy Luke visited grandfather Predrick Luke and relatives Tommy Helen and Teresa Sullivan.
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Oscar Stewart
Paul Malsig
Lakeland
Fla
John Kristiansen
Harold Kristiansen
Albany Medical Center
Fishing Grove
Portsmouth
England
UPI
Timothy Hoare
Timothy
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Pam
Gordon Hoag
Mildred Moseley
Lewis Jenkins
New York Lottery Numbers and Prize Tiers
The week's New York state lottery draws feature prizes for matching all six numbers in order worth 40 000 dollars. Matching the last five digits yields 5 000 dollars, last four digits 500 dollars, and last three digits 50 dollars. Winners with the last two digits in sequence qualify for a tonus drawing to be announced later.
Pownal Choires Meet Saturday at Local Churches
Rehearsals planned for Pownal Center Community Church Saturday 12 30 to 4 30 p m and North Pownal Congregational Church at 2 p m Also catechism and mass services with special collection at Our Lady of Lourdes Church Parish youth meetings and Sunbeam Club schedules announced for the weekend Weather permitting for outdoor trail ride plans at Clarence Mattison home March 18
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Pownal Center
Pownal Valley
Clarence Mattison
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Pownal Center School
Methodist Youth Fellowship of
The
Pownal United Methodist Church
Sunbeam Club
North Pownal Congregational Church
N Rensselaer OEO election nominees named
Nomination details for northern Rensselaer County OEO districts show Schaghticoke Pittstown with Madeline Schimek and Hoosick with Grace Branci as sole nominees. Elections set March 16 and 21 at multiple sites. voter eligibility includes district residency age 18 plus income limits guided by federal rules. Poll hours run 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. with staffing by League of Women Voters and agency personnel.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Rensselaer County
Schaghticoke- Pittsdown
Madeline Schimek
Grace Branci
Schaghticoke-Pittstown
Schaghticoke Presbyterian Church
Am To & P.m
Hoosick OO Center
Poestenkill
Sand Lake-Herlin
Berlin
League of Women Voters
OHO
ORO
Eta Chapter Dinner Meeting in Manchester
The Eta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a dinner at Track Fare Restaurant with 19 members attending. Ruth Mattison introduced Thoreau Haymond who shared slides on a Trip to Russia at the International Historical Society convention. Discussions covered the ABC program, possible scholarship, new member nominations, and yearbooks, with donations approved for ABC and Dollars for Scholars.
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Manchester
Eta
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ruth Mattison
Thoreau Haymond
Russia
International Historical Society
Marie Mattison
ABC
Leslie Robinson
Eleanor Fairfield
Middlebury students stage Catonsville Nine trial play
Middlebury College Theatre Workshop presents The Trial of the Catonsville Nine by Daniel Berrigan at Saint Paul’s Universalist Church Rutland. A dramatic reading begins at 7 p.m. donation requested. Cast includes students and faculty. directed by Dr. Simon Barenbaum.
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Rutland
Middlebury College Theatre Workshop
Catonsville
Daniel Berrigan
S.J. Friday
Saint Paul's Universalist
West St
Simon Barenbaum
Middlebury College Frepch
Injured Hoosick Falls Boy Transferred to Albany Center
John Biller ten from West Hoosick sustained severe chest and lung injuries in a collision between his auto and a freight train Monday. He was moved from Putnam Memorial Hospital to Albany Medical Center where doctors report his condition is stable despite serious injuries. He is a student at Hoosick Falls Central School and the car's driver owner. The crash dragged the auto about 150 feet before the train could stop.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Biller
West Hoosick
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Albany Medical Center
Biller
Hoosick Falls Central School
Clem Mitchell
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