Windham College seeks survival with 125000 loan to April 15
Windham College announced a 125000 bank loan to operate until the current shortened semester ends April 15 amid talk of possible permanent closure. About 12 maintenance staff were laid off and faculty work without pay as emergency fundraising brought in 100000 in gifts and pledges.
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Hoosick Falls Honor Society inducts 16 students
In Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium on Wednesday afternoon twelve seniors and four juniors were inducted into the National Honor Society. New members include juniors Brian Baker Beth Brownell Wilbur Foshay Barbara Gaines Gwendolyn Gray Ronald LaPorte Ann Leeseman Denise Martinez Judith Nason Marcie O'Brien Karol Pokines Diane Waite and seniors Laura Crowley Jeffrey Martinez Lisa Pedersen James Stritch. Existing officers and members led the program with the band performing.
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Obscenity convict jailed, store barred from material sales
In Troy, Joseph R. Deeb was sentenced to 30 days in jail after a Feb 26 conviction on second degree obscenity charges for merchandise at Adult World Bookstore on River Street. He received two years and 11 months probation and must cease selling the material. Albany news notes Regents panel backs basic competency tests for high school diplomas, with exams in reading math citizenship and science possibly starting by ninth grade and results by next meeting.
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Springfield Eminent Domain Ban May Be Signed For Technical Reasons
Gov. Thomas Salmon may sign a one year extension of Springfield’s ban on taking land by eminent domain to avoid a pocket veto as the House passed the measure 85 55 after Senate approval. The plan targets land in Cavendish and Weathersfield for a $54 million hydroelectric project amid constitutional questions.
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Berkshire Park Move as NY Developer Buys Camp Onota
New York developer Samuel Seigel has bought the 50 acre Camp Onota tract in Pittsfield planning an 80 home upper income neighborhood starting this summer. City leaders had sought the site as a city park since 1974 but failed to reach the two thirds vote needed for the city to pay most of the price. The Lenox Library elm, up to 300 years old, fell to Dutch elm disease yesterday, ending a tree with historic ties to the 1815 library. The other twin elm was removed in 1951.
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