Manchester honors BBL basketball team
Selectmen in Manchester unanimously adopted a resolution praising Burr and Burton Seminary for winning the state Class I championship against Milton 55 to 42. The document lauds teamwork sportsmanship skill hustle and all around good play that brought the town together and reflected well on the team.
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Pownal Town Board Schedules Meetings and Local Events
Pownal town notices list a firehouse work night at 7 30 p m, choir rehearsal at Pownal United Methodist Church on Thursday also at 7 30 p m, and a Board of Selectmen meeting Thursday at 5 p m at the town office. A veteran meeting Wednesday March 24 at 7 30 p m at the town firehouse seeks to form an American Legion Post with a district commander from Fair Haven as speaker.
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Shaftsbury youths and parents clash in public poll results
Shaftsbury sixth graders and parents diverge on two of 18 Doyle questionnaire items, backing a two year governor term and mobile home zoning. Voters weighed U.S. Senate choices with Stafford vs Salmon. Buckley and Wilson favored in governor race.cheduled bicentennial play March 18 at Shaftsbury Elementary School to cap a snowbound democracy event.
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School boards set meetings across districts in week
Manchester School Board holds a special meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the elementary school to discuss vocational education BBSU directors Burr and Burton trustees meet Monday at 12 15 p m in the BBS cafeteria Also Pawlet School Board meets Monday at 7 30 p m in West Pawlet School Union District 23 directors meet Friday at 7 30 p m in Currier Memorial School
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Cabot to Acquire Sprague in $57 Million Deal
Cabot Corp of Boston will acquire Sprague Electric Co of North Adams. Sprague will become a Cabot subsidiary with one Cabot share for 0.633 Sprague. Combined employment totals about 15,000. Sprague employs 9,000 worldwide including 1,550 in North Adams. Sprague is a leading maker of capacitors.
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North Bennington Prepares For Annual Village Meeting
North Bennington residents face a deficit ridden budget awaiting approval at the annual village meeting next Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the firehouse on Prospect Street The budget calls for 53845 88 in village taxes including a 6400 note repayment tied to Economy Graphics Inc tax failure Trustees hope to offset the general fund through late summer tax rate setting and possible revised income offset taxes if tax collection improves The meeting will also consider funding a new pumper up to 45000 with a 36000 fire truck sinking fund balance and several revenue sharing allocations including 1000 for street lighting 4850 for highway costs 2650 for a village jeep and equipment 1200 for a new materials spreader and 2000 for a tractor and mower Voters will decide on rescinding a 4000 revenue sharing allocation for a lower Water Street sidewalk. Officials listed include moderator Lawrence Powers clerk Phoebe Crosier treasurer Arthur Wickenden and trustees John Lowre Carl Jolivette Robert Lerner Welling and Kendall Rich.
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Bar Loses License For 30 Days In Brattleboro
The All State Restaurant on Main Street in Brattleboro has had its 1st and 3rd class liquor licenses suspended for 30 days. Vermont Liquor Control Board inspectors said the action followed violations including illegally purchasing liquor in New Hampshire and allowing customers to run charges on their drinks. Chief Inspector Gregory McNally announced the suspension.
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