North Bennington votes to back Route 7 project fight
North Bennington voters adopted by acclamation a resolution angered by a small minority, led by attorney Harvey Carter, opposing Route 7 construction. The meeting approved staff and budget items for the village, including police and library funding, and authorized up to 3000 for a snowplow with revenue-sharing funds to maintain the tax rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob Woolmington
North Bennington
Harvey Carter
Carter
Jane Hanks
Harold Waters Jr
Arthur E. Wickenden
Mary Muckle
Fred Welling
Kendall Rich
Lewie Dodge
Lloyd Pratt
Edward Legacy Jr
Donald Cherbonneau
Phoebe Crosier
Arthur Wickenden
John Kennedy
Bennington Opportunity Council
Welling
Wickenden
Lawrence F. Powers
McCullough
HFCS Board Grants Tenure and Talks Suspension Policy
Hoosick Falls Central School Board grants tenure to seven teachers including Maria Amann Susan Bouplon M Elaine Carpenter Barbara Newton Jean Esposito Margaret Farrara and Mary Siegey. Discussion covers suspension fairness and Northern Conference leave by Cambridge Stillwater and possible admission of Ticonderoga. The district plans to borrow 110000 at 4.5 percent and grants sabbatical to Anthony Turi for 1977-78.
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Anne Eisenmenger
Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School Board of Education
HFCS
Cambridge
Stillwater
Maria Amann
Susan Bouplon
M. Elaine Carpenter
Barbara Newton
Jean Esposito
Margaret Farrara
Mary Siegey
Philip Leonard
Leonard
Charles Frazier
Frazier
Waterhouse
Fred McGuire
Clark Thorpe
Thorpe
Iugestion
Hoosick Falls to Buy Chlorinating Pumps for Water Plant
Hoosick Falls village board voted to spend about 600 dollars to install chlorinating pressure pumps at village wells to ensure an uncontaminated drinking supply. Flooding submerged the main pump, tests showed bacteria in tap water, and the county health department outlined three corrective options before lifting the boil water order.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Donald Bogardus
Rensselaer County Health Department
Health Department
Dorset Faces 12500 Repair Toll From Week Floods
Town officials in Dorset estimate 12500 will cover road washouts from early week floods affecting East Road Dorset Hollow Road and Squirrel Hollow Road. A culvert replacement on Upper Hollow Road adds 3500 more. Fire companies earned a note of thanks as reorganizing town board and zoning planning openings proceed.
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Dorset
Vernon Squiers
State Highway Department
Bennington
Montpelier
East Road
Dorset Hollow Road
Squirrel Hollow Road
Squiers
Selectmen
Upper Hollow Road
Belle
Howard Steere
Robert Sheridan
Terry Tyler
Morris DePew
Austin Romney
Civil Defense
Louise Dumas
Sue Palmer
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Planning Commission
Route 7
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U.S. 7
Woolmington
Stillwater Central
Renegades
Ken
Neth Baker
Supt. Leonard
Ticonderoga High School
Falls
Ticonderoga
Frank Sheldon
Malcolm Brownell
Anthony Turi
Bennington County Choral Society
Carl Orff
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ED Lawrence
MT. Anthony
Bennington Co-Op Savings & Loan
Main St
Fishman’s
Mayfair
Main Street
Bennington, Wt
Teencharm
Bennington, VT
Kathleen Ludlum
Tyler
Hal Coolidge
Morris Beauregaard
Manchester
US Forest Service
Rochester
Emerald Lake
The
Forest Service
Kenneth Fieming
Uncle Ken
Fleming
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