Dorset board reorganizes town officers in March meeting
Dorset selectmen reappointed James Lee as chairman and named Robert Sheridan clerk, Harold Beebe sign and tree warden, and others including Nathanial Tyler as Civil Defense communicator. Tyler resigned as second constable. Thomas Beebe elected to replace him after police training. The panel plans a fiscal year study, truck replacement costing 4228, and revenue sharing allocations. Expanded town office urged amid crowding. unresolved complaints about old Town Highway 21 trail dispute cited.
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Joan Colgan
Dorset
Dorset Board of Selectmen
James Lee
Robert Sheridan
Harold Beebe
Nathanial
Terry) Tyler
Vernon Squiers
Civil Defense
Susan Palmer
Michael Lawrence
Bennington County
Board of Selectmen
Tyler
Ning Commission
Frances B. Fenn
Josiah Allen
Factory Point Bank
Montpelier
Squiers
Helen E. O’donovan
Itate
Old Town
Quarry Hill
Vermont Youth Orchestra to Perform on ETV Concert
Top young Vermont musicians from high schools colleges and the University of Vermont will perform in a 6 30 p m Vermont ETV concert directed by Peter M Brown chair of music at Lyndon State College The program features Knight s Bridge March Modo Espanol A Simple Introduction to the Orchestra American Civil War Fantasy The Three Trees and Sinfonia Piccola with six players from 25 northern schools and UVM Sponsored by Friends of Music and a Vermont Council on the Arts grant.
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Alan Krizan
Essex Junction High School
Vermont Youth Orchestra
Jan Reimers
Champlain Valley Union H.S
Ellen Bartlett
UVM
Vermont
Burlington
Peter M. Brown
Lyndon State College
Brown
Vermont Philharmonic
Dartmouth Symphony
ETV
Coates
Modo Espanol
James Troyhar
William Kraft
Jerry Bilik
Tom McNaughton
Heikki Sudaht
University of Vermont
The
Friends of Music
Vermont Council On the Arts
North Village Trustees seek higher budget at village meeting
North Bennington voters will decide on about 67 000 total for general fund and highways at the Village Meeting set for 7 30 p m Tuesday March 19 at the firehouse Trustees propose 5 000 for a dump truck 4 000 for a Water Street sidewalk and special articles for McCullough Library Sage City Symphony and the Bennington Opportunity Council The Opportunity Council request was one of two human services articles rejected at the Bennington Town Meeting Also on the warning are salaries for the village clerk auditors and trustees and five department expenses up 1 000 over last year with highway costs up 3 000 Legal and insurance costs rise and no tax rate will be set until the Grand List is known The village fiscal year runs Feb 1 Officers to be elected include moderator clerk treasurer collector three auditors and trustees for two and one year terms Nominations are taken from the floor.
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North Bennington Village
Lower Water Street
McCullough Library
Sage City Symphony
Bennington Opportunity Council
Opportunity Council
Bennington
Fred Welling
Welling
North Bennington
John F. Lowre
Carl Jolivette
Robert Lerner
Clark Art to offer more gallery talks in spring
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown announces a five week spring schedule of free public gallery talks. Talks run Wednesdays at 2 PM and Saturdays at 10 30 AM starting March 20. Topics include landscape painting the Impressionists and design in painting with final sessions on spring exhibitions. Talks are given by Williams College graduate students associated with the Clark Art Institute Graduate Program in the History of Art.
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Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Williams College
Williams College-Clark Art Institute
Durer
Streaking concerns dominate Hoosick Falls board meeting
Hoosick Falls officials grill police readiness and penalties as two youths are fined for disorderly conduct after last Friday’s streaking incidents. Trustees debate higher fines, curfews, and targeted enforcement while noting adults also participate. The board also approves parking controls at Doyle’s Service Station and discusses highway needs and cleanliness.
Veterinarian Opens Manchester Offices
Dr. James D. Kinsey, formerly of Green Mountain Veterinary Hospital, opens a personal practice from his home in Manchester. He runs weekly clinics in small towns, seeing patients in fire houses to reduce travel for farmers and those in need, with a mobile, clinical approach. Schedule tentatively includes Weston Ludlow firehouses Tuesday Bondville Wednesday and Londonderry Mt. Holly firehouses Friday.
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Manchester
James D. Kinsey
Kinsey
Green Mountain
Weston
Ludlow
Bondville
Londonderry
Mt. Holly
Manchester hearing on gravel pit proposal at school
Manchester District Environmental Commissioners will hold a hearing on Tuesday March 26 at 10 p.m. at Manchester Elementary School to consider Mrs. Lewis A. West's application for a gravel pit and 1300 feet of access road. Adjacent landowners and interested citizens are welcome.
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Manchester
Lewis A. West
Dartmouth study tackles nuclear accident control at Thayer School
Dartmouth College researcher Prof. Graham B. Wallis leads a one year grant funded study with assistant David Ludwig and graduate students Christopher Crowley and John Allen to model failures in pressurized water reactors. They simulate coolant loss and rapid water injection to assess cladding temperatures, leak risks, and emergency core cooling effectiveness, aiming to clarify behavior of reactor systems and improve safety practices.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Wallis
David L. Ludwig
Christopher J. Crowley
Menomonee Falls
Wis
Thayer
John E. Allen
Altadena
Calif
Thayer School
Tuck School of Business Administration
Dartmouth
Rugby
England
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Centerbrook Cleaners
Manchester Center, VT
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Nice
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Hoosick Falls
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Wyman’s Corner
Arthur Hyde
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Harold Doyle
Stewart's Bread and Butter
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High Street
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Armstrong Floor
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