Hoosick Falls Village Election Heads Into Tomorrow
Hoosick Falls N Y voters go to polls from noon to 9 PM in four wards at St Stanislaus Hall Rescue Squad building Municipal Building and Mary MacDonald s garage Polling places decide three trustee seats and mayoral race Michael Brewster leads Independent Party ticket opposed by incumbent Richard Saverson People s Party Also on ballot are trustees Arthur Hyde Jr Morris Wheeler James Cutler and James Moore Herold Dooley The three top vote getters win regardless of party affiliation
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Independent Party
People’s Party
Michael Brewster
Donald Bogerdus
James Moore
Herold Dooley
Richard Saverson
People's Party
Hls
Arthur Hyde Jr
Morris Wheeler
James Cutler
St. Stanislaus Hall
Rescue Squad
Second Street
Municipal
Third Ward
Mary MacDonald
Munsell Street
Patty afGlation
Park McCullough House name change planned for spring
The Park McCullough House becomes the new name for the McCullough Mansion Association in North Bennington. The change, voted at the April 14 annual meeting, reflects a shift toward a community centered historic resource with a family focus, alongside a 1972 photo exhibition.
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McCullough Mansion Association
North Bennington
Park McCullough
Gov. McCullough
McCullough Pack Foundation
McCullough
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Foundation
Tordis Isselhardt
Park and McCulough
Arlington community calendar notes events and needs
Arlington AZS-2385 lists events at Bailey Hall and Battenkill Grange including Tuesday and Wednesday activities, a Friday high school basketball fundraiser for the rescue squad, and Saturday socials. It also notes a plea from Arlington Day Care Center seeking a new location or building, with contact for Ms. Sue Sterling.
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Arlington Chorals
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Battenkill Grange
Range Hall
West Arlington
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Arlington Fire Co
Arlington Rescue Squad
High School
Batterkill Grange
Grange Hall
Arlington Day Care Center
Sue Sterling
Cub Scout Leaders to Meet in Pownal
Herbert Eddy AMHS guidance counselor says several teens seek summer jobs and asks for anyone with job leads for these youths in Pownal and surrounding area.
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Herbert Eddy
AMHS
Shaftsbury and Pownal Scouting and church notices
Shaftsbury hosts multiple scouting events with a March 21 meeting at 8 p.m. in Shaftsbury Elementary and a March 24 business meeting at 10:30 a.m. in the church. Cub Scout meetings shift dates to March 27 at Cale Hall. Local choir rehearsals and a preschool story hour are planned, plus a Pownal roundtable for Bennington County leaders on March 21 at 7:30 p.m. The Escanaba press contests feature vegetarian recipes, including a meatless walnut loaf and a tuna casserole, with readers urged to submit more entries.
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Hilltop 4H
Church Cour
Shaftsbury
Cale Hall
Pownal
Bennington County
Pownal School
Escanaba
Mich
UPI
Escanaba Didly
Upper Peninsula
Lias
Jan Marlin
Village Meeting to Decide Revenue Sharing Fund Uses
North Bennington trustees plan a 7:30 p.m. village meeting at the firehouse to review revenue sharing funds. They want voters to undo prior uses, reallocate to the general fund, and approve planned projects including Depot Street work and a rail station parking lot.
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Elizabeth Dwyer
North Bennington
Water Department
Sage City Symphony
Elks auxiliary names new Falls president
Hoosick Falls N Y Mrs Gerald Schwert was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks at the group meeting last Wednesday. The vice president will become president next year after the resignation of Mrs William Willetts. Members heard plans for an April 11 election of other officers and a May installation for the new president.
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Hoosick. Falls
N.Y
Gerald Schwert
Hoosick Falls
William Fitzpatrick
Thomas Wysocki
Robert Hall
North Adams State College choirs offer free campus concert
The Moteta Chauntecleer and College Chorus under Mrs Jane W LePage perform tonight at Ain the Venable Hall Auditorium in North Adams Massachusetts. The ensembles have raised funds for the MLC A Heart Fund and local hospitals while giving over 200 performances in six years. The Motets and Chauntecleer plan eleven spring shows including April 5 elementary schools April 10 Monroe Prison facility April 13 and April 18 joint concerts with Salem State plus a May 7 campus closing performance.
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North Adams
Mass
North Adams State College
Ain the Venable Hall
Jane W. LePage
Veterans Hospitals
Washington, D.C
Cursing Homes
Shriner's Hospital
British Isles
The
Heart Fund
Pittsfield Music School
Monroe
Salem State
Fitchburg State
LePage
Noted soprano to sing at Bennington College
Noted soprano Stephanie Turash will perform at Bennington College Carriage Barn on Wednesday March 21 at 8 14 p m with Lisnel Nowak on piano. She headlines works by Schican Schubert Strauss Hachmaninoff and Lysenka.
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Bennington College
Stephanie Turash
Turash
Lisnel Nowak
Schicaann
Schubert
Strauss
Hachmaninoff
Lysenka
Juiliard School of Music
Rome
Foremer
Drew University
Philadelphia Chamber Orchesta
New Haven Chamber Orchestra
Columbia University
Judson Hall
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Lake George Opera Company
Woodford recount confirms constable result loss by Wright
In Woodford a three way race for constable ends with identical totals after a Saturday recount. Incumbent Rosalea Wright remains at 54 votes, challenger France at 58, and third candidate William Rogers Jr. at 35, verified by Town Clerk Aileen O Nell and town justices. Wright had served four years as constable and tax collector.
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Wooorord
Helaine
Constable
Rosalea Wright
France
Aileen O'Nell
Mt Snow remortgages $4 million funds refurbishment plan
Mt Snow owner Lee Jorgensen says a 4 million dollar remortgage from First Wisconsin Bank will refinance the existing loan and fund extensive renovations at Snow Lake Lodge Sun Dance Base Lodge and Snow Mountain Inn. Funds will also support road paving a lift and grooming fleet upgrades while new office space is planned.
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West Dover
Snow
Lee Jorgensen
Presser
Jorgensen
First Agricultural Bank
Pittsfield
Mass
First Wisconsin Bank
Davos Corp
Thinco
Mourgaralng
Jensen
Mt. Snow
Wilmington planners removal over threats sparks town debate
Wilmington selectmen unanimously but reluctantly voted to remove William Palumbo from the Planning Commission citing threats as detrimental to the town. Palumbo’s remark that he would “go into court” against ZBA members triggered the action as officials warn intimidation could deter future board service.
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Bill Nelson
Wilmington
William Palumbo
Robert Greene
Palumbo
IBA
Greene
ZBA
Henry Meyer
Selectmen
Kingsley duMont
First
ZAA
Selecman
Merrill Haynes
ZRA
Wilmington Zba
Charles Quinn
Thick Erban
Planning Commission
Ls Yas Palumbo
Brattleboro
Palumby
Jssue
Decison Palumbo
Syith
Greg McNally
Alan
Frank Elwell
Vermont State Liquor Authority
Rutland school chief blasts pig pens in city schools
New Rutland School Board chair Marian McKeon denounces Watkins Avenue School as a pig pen and cites dirty drinking fountains and unsafe conditions. She blames custodians for deteriorating facilities, notes single exits and rusted fire escapes, and suggests outsourcing custodial work at the new city vocational school.
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Rutland
UPI
Marian McKeon
Charles Smith
Eugene Franzani
Villagers Housemakers Extension to Host Fraud Talk
North Bennington residents will hear Eilesh Brogan speak on fraud at McCullough Library Wednesday at 7 30 p m Mrs Richard Besechamp and Mrs Arlin Brown will be hostesses in town assignment callers replace with local names while preserving event details
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Mias Eilesh Brogan
Groun
McCullough
Richard Besechamp
Arlin Brown
Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union meets in Manchester School library
The annual meeting of the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union will be held Thursday March 22 at 7 30 p m in the library of the Manchester Elementary School.
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Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Manchester
Anonymous gift boosts Brattleboro Music Center plans
The Brattleboro Music Center announced a $40,000 anonymous donation at the Friends of the Brattleboro Music Center meeting. The restricted gift funds major undertakings and not annual deficits, with trustees reserving use at directors’ discretion. Blanche Moyse leads Bach and spring festivals with Louis Moyse conducting the Festival Orchestra and Chorus.
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro Music Center
Blanche Moyse
The
Friends of the Brattlenore Music Center, Inc
Icom
BMC Festival
Louis Moyee
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