Norwich cadets recreate Civil War band history project
Norwich University Regimental Band cadets in Northfield study 19th century music to recreate a Civil War era band. Directed by Jon Borowicz, the project seeks authentic Vermont regimental uniforms and instruments, with students sourcing brass items from Vermonters and planning historical concerts and parade appearances.
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Telephone Squad Aids Arlington Blood Bank Drive
Arlington Blood Bank relies on its Telephone Squad to remind past donors before a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit. Chairman Claire O Neil warns some calls may be missed and urges donors to come anyway. The bloodmobile will be at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall in Arlington on Wednesday from and 6 p.m. with parking and a snack bar, hoping for newcomers to meet the quota.
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Windham College to offer BS in medical technology
Windham College in Putney with Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield announces a six semester Windham program plus 12 months at the hospital to confer a BS in medical technology and MT certification. The plan requires four biology and chemistry courses and two math and physics courses, plus an intensive internship.
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Unemployment in Vermont drops to 6.6 percent in February
Vermont unemployment fell from 6.8 to 6.6 percent in February, with about 14,000 Vermonters out of work. The February decline was the first since 1968, and roughly 500 manufacturing jobs helped boost state employment.
Turbulent GOP session in Rensselaer County showdown
In Troy, Hen sselaer County Republicans plan a stormy pre election meeting to select a ticket for November. Incumbents Don G. Cholakis and Edward A. Vielkind appear safe for renominations while a two way race forms for county executive, and Robert P. Reeves may join. Albany notes Democrats lead Republicans in voter enrollment for first time, with 4.2 million Democrats vs 5.2 million Republicans.
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Berkshire city builds videotape record of drunken drivers
Pittsfield police train to use a portable closed circuit video unit to capture graphic evidence of DUI suspects on the road or at booking desks. In North Adams a suspect in a Burger Chef larceny case is sought as a missing person. A new book security system at North Adams State College aims to cut theft by about twenty thousand dollars annually. Mayor Blanco criticizes The Transcript over calls for a city manager government, arguing managers often fail.
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Charles Mcisaac
Joseph R. Blanco
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