Hoosick Falls Village Board Faces Budget Tension
Hoosick Falls Village Board debates a looming budget deficit as treasurer Norton reports no 8000 dollars available to cover next month expenses. Mayor Severson cites uncertain revenues and contemplates a 6000 dollar note to bridge gaps while bids on garbage service split parties and discussion shifts to sewer, water issues, and engineer contracts.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Bernice Norton
William Baker
Richard A. Severson
Severson
Norton
Baker
People’s Party
Independent Party
Hoosick Falls Board weighs two high school site options
The Village Board heard two developers seek an option on the old Walter A Wood site. Palmer Tarinelli Construction of Bridgeport wants a two year option at 2000 dollars per acre with a 250 dollar annual fee and a one year extension if FHA processing continues. Dr Robert Hardy of Cambridge reaffirmed interest in a housing development. A meeting set for March 23 at 7 p.m. will allow both parties to present detailed proposals.
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Joseph Kent
Cambridge
John Merrills
Hoosick Falls
Baker
Edwin Schneider
Independent Party
People’s Party
Merrills
Severson
Morrell Vrooman Engineers
Gloversville
Carl J. Stefanik
Rensselaer County Department of
Lyman Street
Morrell Vrooman
Vrooman
North Bennington
Prospect Street
Cushman Corp
McCullough
Richard H. Dwyer
Phoebe R. Crosier
Arthur E. Wickenden
Lloyd Pratt
Edward Legacy Jr
Donald Cherbonneau
Fred Welling
Kendall Rich
J. F. Lowre
Sanford Buxbaum
Robert K. Lerner
Welling and Rich
Lerner
Walter A. Wood High School
Palmer Tarinelli Construction Company
Bridgeport
FHA
Federal Housing Authority
Robert Hardy
Bennington district approves Phase III school renovation
In North Bennington, 24 registered voters out of 800+ attended a special meeting and unanimously approved Phase III of the school renovation not to exceed 16967 dollars. The plan covers lighting upgrades with new wiring in halls and added outlets in classrooms as per Principal Kellogg.
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Elizabeth Dwyer
North Bennington
Robert C. Kellogg
F.c
Mt. Anthony
Kellogg
Richard B. Diamond and Associates
Lionel Nowak
Nowak
Catherine Corcoran
Carl Hess
Two car collision in Manchester injures three
A early morning two car collision near the Mark Skinner Library in Manchester injures three people. Kevin B. Carson 17 Newtonville Mass and Paula Lee Squires 20 Arlington Mass drove north and south on Route 7 in a 1963 Chevrolet and a 1967 Ford respectively. Passenger Stephen Smily 20 Newtonville complained of minor injuries. Police say charges may be filed.
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Manchester
George Hoag
Kevin B. Carson
Newtonville
Mass
Paula Lee Squires
Arlington
Mark Skinner
Miss Squires
Manchester Motors
Carson
Stephen Smily
Hoag
Grace Thorpe outlines Indian movement and Alcatraz ties
Grace Thorpe, daughter of Jim Thorpe, urges greater Indian self determination at Williams College. She recounts her activism from Fort Lawton to Alcatraz and Davis, California, promoting the Decanawidah Quetzalcoatl University project and a broader Indian renaissance to empower tribes and address disparities.
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Peter Chapman
Williamstown
Mass
Grace Thorpe
Jim Thorpe
Williams College
Phoenix
Arizona
Miss Thorpe
Alcatraz Island
United States
Alcatraz
Fort Lawton
Seattle
Wash
Davis
Calif
University of California At Davis
Decanawidah-Quetzalcoatl University
DQU
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Thorpe
Pownal groups plan meetings and events this spring
The Pownals 4H Forestry Group led by Ted Church and Alan Langlais will meet tonight at 6 at the Church home on North Pownal Road. The Pownal Fish and Game Club voted March 8 to sponsor six boys for a week at the Green Mountain Conservation camp and set May 15 for the children’s fishing derby at White's Pond with two trophies for largest trout in junior and senior divisions. A work bee is planned May 8 and the club proposes curbing dog packs killing deer. Next meeting is April 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the North Pownal Firehouse.
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Green Mountaineers 4H Club Forestry
Ted Church
Alan Langlais
North Pownal Road
Pownal Fish and Game Club
Green Mountain
White’s Pond
North Pownal Firehouse
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Falls Board
Vrooman Engineers
Patiie
Chevrolet Garage
Delurey Sales and Service
Joseph Hayes
Carl Shaw
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick
Little League
Thurman Hulse
Hulse
Lions Club
Shaftsbury
Heil Reed
Charles Peacock
Alfred Wade
Herb Ware
Wesley Bump
N. Bennington
Pownal
Bennington County
North Pownal
New York
UPI
U.S
The
Insurance Information Institute
Troy-Bennington Road
Burt Rock Wood
Morris Rancourt
Bennington
Famous Label
Orion
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
East Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
America
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Gladys Hall
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Faxon Bowen
Arkmount
South Pownal
Putnam Hospital
Pownal Center
John Fachini
Chuck Ely
Brent Peacock
Stan Bratcher
Michael Gardner
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