Pownal area clubs hold meetings and clothing drive
The Pownal Fire Protective Association and East Pownal Volunteer group meet tonight at 7 and 7:30 respectively. A clothing collection for the Leroy Andrews family is underway at Pownal Elementary School with items needed in multiple sizes.
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North Pownal
Leroy Andrews
Powns Elementary School
Weds Youth Fellowship
East Pownal
Pownal Valley
Snow Goers Wall
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Williams hosts 1500 participants in summer programs
Williams College in Williamstown plans for 34 organizations with over 1500 participants to use campus facilities this summer. Major programs include Crane-Williams Football Camp with 150 days of sessions, the Society for Religion in Higher Education summer institute, the Roper Summer Training Institute, and the American Studies for Executives program. Additional events cover Mealogical Society field trips, theater, banking school, and seminars in mathematics psychology and European studies.
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Philip K. Hastings
Roper Public Opinion Research Center
Mealogical Society of America
Hopkins Forest
Kenry W. Art
Center For Environmental Studies
American Studies For
Williams
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Fred H. Stocking
Mathematical Association of America
Williams Summer Institute
Richard O. Rouse Jr
Hoosick Falls seniors plan next year enrollments
Hoosick Falls Central School guidance office announced four seniors for next year with their planned enrollments. Jill Hayden will study nursing at Cambridge's Mary McClellan Hospital School of Practical Nursing. Robert Shaw will enter dairy cattle management at NYSUNY Cobleskill. Nancy Stritch plans nursing at Samaritan Hospital Troy. Roberta Peare will pursue child care technology at St. Margaret's Hospital Albany.
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John W. Hayden
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Cambridge
Jil
Robert Shaw
Oliver Shaw
Johnson Hill
New York State Agricultural and Technical College
Cobleskill
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Hob
Choiis
Nancy Stritch
Bertram Stritch
Hoasick Falla
Future Teachers of America
Prom Committee
Vermont groups join clean air fight over standards
Vermont Natural Resources Council joins the Sierra Club in a U.S. Supreme Court case challenging EPA’s interpretation of the Clean Air Act. If allowed, Vermont fears air quality could drop to levels seen in urban areas, threatening high quality air statewide.
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Environmental Protection Agency
William Ruckleshaus
Sierra Club
ACLU Wins Round In Ve rmont DMV SSN Policy Challenge
The Vermont chapter of the ACLU says it won round one in a suit against the state Motor Vehicles Department over a policy requiring applicants to submit their Social Security numbers for license plates or operator licenses. Commissioner James Malloy reportedly refused to assign alternate numbers for record keeping. A temporary restraining order from Washington County Judge Wynn Underwood requires issuing an operator license to John Freidin pending a hearing on the department’s authority.
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Wynn Underwood
Malloy
John Freidin
ACLU
Vermont Sues IPC Over Lake Champlain Sludge Bed
Environmental Conservation Secretary Martin Johnson says Vermont has International Paper Co and New York \"on the run\" as the state pursues a sludge bed removal near Ticonderoga. He warns moving the pollution suit out of court would be a big mistake, with Attorney General Kimberly Cheney holding final say. Vermont has spent nearly $200,000 on the case.
Murder trial begins for Kay Tebideau in Lestage slaying
In Addison County a first degree murder trial opens for Kay Tebideau 24 Ludlow charged with the shotgun death of Raymond Lestage in a South Royalton cemetery last August Two other men have already been convicted in connection with the Lessage murder.
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UPT
Kay Tebideau
Ludlow
Addison County Court
Raymond Lestage
South Royalton
Lessage
Democrats struggle to field opponent to Cholakis in Troy race
In Troy and Rensselaer County, Democrats wrestle to nominate a challenger to Republican District Attorney Don G. Cholakis for November. Two young lawyers were courted but declined. Chairman Edward F. McDonough aims to find a candidate as observers fear a CHOLAKIS run unopposed. Democrats meet Thursday to pick nominees. Edward Pattison is seen as likely county executive candidate. Separately, Troy parents clash over hot lunch debate with School Action Now pushing for next year while opponent Donald Hallett seeks a May 1 referendums on the ballot.
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Troy
Rensselaer
Don G. Cholakis
Chalakis
Edward F. McDonough
D.A
Edward Vielkind
Edward Pattison
Judy Armstrong
School Action Now
Donald Hallett
Two Graham brothers plead not guilty in Berkshire counterfeit case
In Pittsfield and Lee district courts two Springfield area brothers Ralph E. Graham Jr. and Ronald Graham denied charges of possession of counterfeit money found at Cumberland Farms stores. Ronald faced an additional switchblade knife charge. A2LIM4S444A and A22115700A were the noted serials. May 2 date set for Pittsfield matter. Lee case continued.
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Springfield Area
Ralph E. Graham Jr
Indian Orchard
Ronald Graham
Wales
Lee and
Cumberland Farms
Lee
Pittsfeld
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