Ski town imports clean ice cubes
In Montgomery Center Vermont twelve restaurants and lodges may reopen under strict Health Department rules after the water supply was contaminated. Over 100 fell ill, 20 local workers lost jobs, and chlorinators had malfunctioned since November. If tests show zero bacteria, inns may resume by midweek with serving bans on washable foods.
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Montgomery Center
UPI
State Health Department
Vermont
Health Department
Inns
William Watson
Anthony Robbins
Cent
Robbins
Ontario
Jay Peak
Montgomery
Public Dance At Jermain Hall With Sonny Olsen Tonight
White Creek hosts a public dance this Saturday at Jermain Community Hall from 8 30 to 11 30 pm. Caller Sonny Olsen will guide the event with Cottrells Orchestra providing music for round and square dancing.
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Jermain Community Hall
Sonny Olsen
Cottrell
Vermont Health Congress set for June in Burlington
Burlington hosts the 1st Vermont Health Congress June 17 19 at the Vermont College of Medicine with three general sessions. Keynote speaker Harry Schwartz NYT will address health care futures. exhibits, parallel professional meetings, and a Saturday “What’s New?” program also planned. Getty Page chairs.
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Vermont
Burlington
Vermont College of Medicine
Carpenter Auditorium
Rowell Auditorium
Carpenter
Rowell
Simpson Hall
UVM
Harry Schwartz
New York Times
College of Medicine
Vermont Department of Health
Congress
American Cancer Society
American College of Physicians
Arthritis Foundation
Practical Nurses Assoc. of Vermont, Inc
University of Vermont, College of Medicine
Vermont Achievement Center
Vt. American Physical Therapy Association
Vt. Assembly of Home Health Agencies
Vt. Assoc
Vt. Assoc. of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Vt. Medical Records Assoc
New Hampshire Cytotechnologic Assoc
Vt. Nursing Home
Vt. Optometric
Vt. Pharmaceutical
Podiatry
Vt. Psychiatric
Vt. Radiologic Society
Vt. Society For Medical Technology
Vt. Society of Radiologic Technologists
Vt. Speech & Hearing Assoc
State Dental Society
Vt. State Medical Society
Vt. State Nurses’ Assoc
Vt. State Society
American Assoc. of
UVM College of Medicine
Vermont Health Congress
Getty Page
Merchants Row
Rutland
South Cambridge notices and church events
Mrs Rose Trinkle has returned home from illness. Kenneth Aiken of Troy visited his parents over the weekend. Recent callers at Mrs Gertrude Aiken’s home included Joseph Wever Greenwich Mrs John Carlson Cambridge and Mrs Foster Thayer Pownal. A Lenten service is set for 7 30 pm Tuesday March 23 at the United Presbyterian Church Hoosick Falls with Rev Harry Burdess speaking on Hunger of Grace. Pleasant Valley Granges will meet this Friday night at 7 with a covered dish supper and ham supper planned for Saturday. The circuit churches hold a combined service Sunday at 10 30 am at South Cambridge with Rev Burdess officiating. Sunday School at 9. Due to last week’s pastor illness Mrs Burdess officiated. A 6 to 7 30 pm Sunday meeting forms the new circuit youth group. Items are requested for the church tag sale early spring.
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Gertrude Aiken
Joseph Wever
Greenwich
John Carlson
Cambridge
Foster Thayer
Pownal
United Presbyterian Church
Hoosick Falls
Harry Burdess
Othe
Circuit
South Cambridge
Burdess
Dorset Taxpayers Assoc Elects Officers
Dorset Taxpayers Association held a March 9 meeting to review past activities and plan growth in information membership and policy research. New officers elected for May include Hank Van Loon as chair Victor Bennet and Francis McBride as vice chairs, and Liz Wheaton Smith as treasurer. District committees will form in North East South Dorset and South Village. A provisional list of study projects was prepared for further consideration.
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The
Dorset Taxpayers Association
Hank van Loon
Victor Bennet
Francis McBride
Liz Wheaton-Smith
North
East
South Dorset
South Village
Dorset
Hoosick FallsPolice log details car damage theft and alarms
Hoosick Falls village police reported a series of incidents over the past week. A hit and run damaged a parked car on Main Street, a rock damaged a home door possibly aimed at a dog, a stolen musical equipment worth 150 dollars from a car near Ben Franklin, a malfunctioning alarm at Patire's Garage, a truck seen at Maple Grove Cemetery with no person found, a beer theft from a car parked by the Eagles clubrooms, a stolen battery from a garage, and a hit run at Church and Elm with a bent stop sign. Police assisted with a gas spill cleanup at Stewarts' store. An arrest was made for absence without leave from the Marines.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bruce Baker
High St
Patire
Church Street
Cruce Patire
Eva Wolf
Ball Street
Maple Grove
Charles Carr
Hoosick St
Ben Franklin
Main Street
River
Church Streets
Stewarts
Church
Elm Streets
Gordon Brownell
Walloomsac
Eagles
First Street
Steven Shaw
River Road
Lawsuits seek damages over publication of teen rape case names
In Windsor County Vermont a father sues two newspapers and two radio stations for 1 million dollars claiming privacy rights were violated by printing his 17-year-old daughter's name in connection with the Windsor murder and rape case. He seeks 250 000 compensatory and 750 000 punitive damages from each defendant. The defendants include Eagle Times and Valley News and WCFR and WNHV. Additionally, a separate $2 million suit was filed earlier against Rutland Herald.
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Woodstock
UPI
Connecticut River Valley
Windsor
Windsor County Superior Court
Springfield
WCFR
WNHV
White River Junction
The
Eagle Times
Claremont
N.H
Valley News
Lebanon
Rutland Herald
Richard Smith
City approves 1.4 million in CDA funds plan
New York city council greenlights an application for federal Community Development Act funds totaling 1.4 million for 44 projects. Major allocations target parks upgrades, a warming shed at Frear Park ice rink, and Whipple School Annex renovation. City Manager John P Buckley to draft the formal CDA application.
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Troy
Frear Park
Whipple School
John P. Buckley
Fires ruin Pittsfield recycling sheds again
In Berkshire Pittsfield suffers a fourth vandal fire in 18 months hitting a paper recycling shed just after Boy Scout Troop 13 finished cleaning the supermarket site. R. Carter Terenzini cites $5000 in losses over two years as the Berkshire Bennington Recycling Council notes lack of municipal support. North Adams injunction curbs Rathskellar noise at the Sheraton Inn after ski tour groups disrupt film showings.
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Pittsfield
Boy Scout Troop 13
R. Carter Terenzini
Bionomics Recycling Project, Inc
Terenzini
Berkshire- Bennington Counties
North Adams
Sheraton Cinema
Bennington
Rathskellar
Sheraton
North Adams Inn
Kenneth R. Brothwell
Larry LaBarge
Berkshire Probate Court
Andrea F. Nuciforo
T. Midnigh
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Ski Town
Richard Pleasant
Cemetery Association
National Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Dr. Watson
St. Albans
Kilgore’s
Tim Murphy
Eleanor Niles
Maurice Andrew
Las Vegas
Nev
William Stearns
Newport
Andrew
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
Alice Brownell
Roxanne Dumas
Carolyn Hommel
Cindy Kelly
Anna Peabody
Lisa Stefanovich
Rae Ann Wilson
Darlene Brownell
Kraft
Chuck
Perdue
Ane
Walker
Dial
Appian Way Pizza
Swifts Premium
Daisy
River Valley Orange Juice
River Valley
Idaho
School Street
American Academy of Family Physicians
Council of Community Mental Health Services
Dental Hygienists Assoc
Diabetes Assoc
Dietetic Assoc
Hearing Aid Society
Hospital Assoc
Kidney Assoc
O— Kenneth L. Aiken
Mrs
Kenneth E. Aiken
Margaret Aiken
Y— Pleasant Valley Granges
Dorset Taxpayers Assoc
Kenneth Michael Gates
First St
U.S. Marine Corps
Gates
Rensselaer County
Marine Corps
Harwood
Senate
Republican National Committee
State
Bennington County
T. Garry Buckley
Hebard
Frederick Randlett
Alexander Acebo
Montpelier
Weathersfield
New York
Albany
Patrick J. Cunningham
Bronx
Cunningham
State Supreme Court
Appellate Division
Down In
Berkshire
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