Arlington bicentennial plans outline county tours and history
Arlington town meeting reviews two major bicentennial projects a visitor tour system for Bennington County and a pictorial history to be published by Christmas. James Hormel attends with Marilyn Moore. Madeline Harwood notes state commission role.
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Arlington
Bennington County
County
James E. Hormel
Marilyn Moore
Madeline Harwood
State Commission
Tyler Resch
The
Banner
Resch
Brattleboro
Stephen Greene Press
Robert E. Weichert
Wills Whyte
Bennington
Bennington County Regional Commission Meets Tonight
The Bennington County Regional Commission gathers at 7 30 pm in Arlington to hear Gordon Wright and Tony Adams on clustered housing for moderate income residents Ed Lamb outlines the year’s transportation plan and three A 95 reviews plus energy bills and land use in the legislature A tourism and cultural events package is proposed with tours and coordinated efforts Linda Briggs Day is named county tours coordinator funded through Manpower The group discusses funds from banks for a rudimentary county treasury and a portfolio on Green Mountain Boys history by artist Dean Fausett Bicentennial medals and sidewheeler posters are for sale plus Sage City Symphony and Voyage by Louis Calabro to be performed May 1 and 16 1976 at Mt Anthony Union High School Bennington towns have received 13000 in bicentennial grants Flag ceremony planned for April 19 at Bennington Battle Monument next meeting set for April 30
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Arlington
Bennington County
Serrigo
Isselhardt
Linda Briggs Day
Searsburg
Bennington
Vermont Gazette
Hormel
Gazette
Christine Graham
Sage City Symphony
Louis Calabro
Bennington College
Nicholas Delbanco
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Mab DuHamel
Bennington Battle Monument
John West
West
Green Mountain Boys
Burgoyne
Winhall Trust hearing nears verdict on large inn and convention center
The Bennington Superior Court heard closing testimony in the Winhall Trust case over a proposed 350 room inn and convention center off Stratton Mountain access road. Adjacent condo owners contend the project clashes with Act 250 and town plans, while critics say the complex is too large and harms local aesthetics. Judge John P. Morrissey will rule after parties file post trial judgments within 10 days.
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Winhall Trust
Bennington Superior Court
John P. Morrissey
Elmer Argaston Winhall
Robert Brainard
Marblehead
Mass
Stratton Mountain
Winhall
Raymond P. Perra
Perra
Windham District Environmental Commission
Superior Court
State Environmental Board
Windham Commission
William H. Jewell
Guilford
Jewell
James D. Kinsey
Manchester
Weston
Mt. Holly
Supreme Court
Douglas Richards
Springfield
Perry
Arlington spaghetti dinner to benefit Arlington Memorial High School
The annual spaghetti dinner sponsored by the Arlington Memorial High School student council will be held April 3 from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m at Fisher School. Adults pay 2 dollars and children under 12 pay 1 50 dollars. Ladies of American Legion Post 69 invite post and auxiliary members and spouses to a birthday party this Saturday.
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Arlington Memorial High School
Fisher School
Ladies of American Legion Post 69
Post
Hoosick Falls Board faces aid in air as contract talks linger
Hoosick Falls Central School District negotiates with state aid uncertainty. Board accepts the 33 year retirement of Nancy Von Haggin, adds Spanish language after Latin cut, and grants tenure to eight teachers. Community events include a benefit dance at Jermain Hall and a 4-H demonstration on liquid embroidery.
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Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Nancy von Haggin
von Haggin
Hoosick Falls High School
Carolyn Kalbfleish
Michael Russert
Lois Marbot
Helen Guiden
Deborah Tudor
Norman Gronning
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
North Shire Senior Center March Calendar Highlights
The North Shire Senior Center announces a March schedule with events and services. Card party Friday at 1 p.m. Ceramics all day Monday. Tuesday features a center director meeting at 11 a.m. Meals at Eagles Hall 12:30. reservations by noon. Crewel and needlepoint at 2 p.m. Wednesday bowling at 1 p.m. Blood pressure tests at 2. Thursday tax information on Social Security and Medicare at 10 a.m. Art lessons at 2. Friday bridge lessons by Gabby Hastings. call early.
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Eagles Hall
Charles Lathrope
Gabby Hastings
Peace Corps seeks farmers for overseas aid drive
Peace Corps plans a Vermont recruiting event in Bennington in the third week of March. Russ Staples, agriculture recruiter, will present a film and discuss how seasoned farmers can serve two years abroad. The program emphasizes practical farming experience over formal education and notes volunteers in agriculture may be ages twenty to eighty.
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Peace Corps
Cooperative Extension Service
Vermont
Russ Staples
Federal
Bennington
Staples
New Hampshire
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George Serrigo
Mt. Anthony
Tordis Isselhardt
Green Mountain
Bennington Chamber of Commerce
BCRC
Arthu
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
South
Armstrong
Cash & Carry
Ee Te
Bankamericard Wecome
Due Furniture Inc
EL Street
Richards
Morrissey
Helene Thompson
HFCS
Jermain Community Hall
Cottrell
Sonny Olsen
Lisa Austin
Jolly Janes
Kay Goldstein
Carol Donovan
Leonard
Carey
New York State Education Department
North Shire Senior Center
Northside Drive
MINI
Campbells
Navy
Orig
Harlestown
North
Bennington Rd
Heublein
Arrow Cordials
P.O. Box
Hartford
Conn
Arrow
Arrow Liquors Co
Allen Park
Michigan
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