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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1975

Page

7

Permit denied for shop on Rt. 30 in Manchester

The Manchester zoning board denied Bernice F. Wilcox a permit to open a hobby shop on Route 30 across from the recreation area after failing to prove the site would continue a pre existing nonconforming use. The board approved a zoning permit for WCAX-TV to beam signals toward Manchester and adjourned action on Harvey V. Brophy’s Riverside Heights dwelling conversion.

Manchester Bernice F. Wilcox Zoning Board of Adjustment Wilcox IBA Robert C. Schmid Schmid Dorset Wcax-Tv Burlington Mt. Equinox ZBA ETV WCAX Bennington IRA Harvey V. Brophy Riverside Heights Brophy

Mary McClellan Hospital Admissions March 16 22

Admissions at Mary McClellan Hospital for March 16 to 22 include Gregory Burch Granville NY Edward Christian Cambridge Marion Daniels Argyle Joseph Dickinson Eagle Bridge Phyllis Linen dell Middle Falls Madeline Marra Greenwich John E Mathewson III Cambridge Linda Mattison Salem Gary Moses Buskirk Una Murrane Salem James Robertson East Greenwich Gail Sourcliffe Cambridge Discharges list Warren Buell Greenwich Gregory Burch Granville Edward Christian Cambridge Joseph Dickinson Eagle Bridge Kenneth Felt Middle Falls Romayne Gililand Argyle Malcolm Hunt Buskirk Edward Hussey Hoosick Falls Stephan Mc Morris Greenwich Gary Moses Buskirk Gail Sourcliffe Greenwich.

Gregory Burch Granville N.Y Edward Christian Cambridge Marion Daniels Argyle Joseph Dickinson Eagle Bridge Phyllis Linendell Middle Falls Madeline Marra Greenwich John E. Mathewson III Linda Mattison Salem Gary Moses Buskirk Una Murrane James Robertson East Greenwich Gail Sourcliffe Warren Buell Kenneth Felt Romayne Gililand Malcolm Hunt Edward Hussey Hoosick Falls Stephan McMorris

Transportation conference on western New England corridor planned

An all day conference at Williams College on May 31 aims to update transportation officials planners environmental groups and the public on the western New England corridor from Long Island Sound to the Canadian border. Workshops will feature experts from Washington New York City and Berkshire County with details to come from Michael R. Shay.

Williamstown Mass New England Center For Environmental Studies Williams College Long Island Sound Washington, D.C New York City Berkshire County Michael R. Shay The

North Bennington Artist Wins $100 Matching Grant

The Vermont Council on the Arts awarded Amy van der Linde of North Bennington a $100 matching grant to help her travel to Denver where her award-winning quintet will be performed. See story on page 8 in Monday's Banner.

Vermont Council On the Arts Amy van der Linde North Bennington Denver Colo

Hoosick Falls told there's no HUD money

Hoosick Falls learned from HUD that no federal money remains for undeveloped applicants, affecting Greenwich Cambridge and other towns also gathering proposals. Village officials urged submitting the application anyway while prioritizing public hearings and advisory work. A special meeting approved the tentative budget and set a public hearing for April 14. The board also discussed repairing the fluoride pump at the water works and tasked officials to report back by the next meeting.

Hoosick Falls N.Y HUD Peter Kent New York City Greenwich Cambridge Kent Richard A. Severson William Baker

South Cambridge notices and community events summary

South Cambridge residents recover at McClellan Hospital after surgery and attend family visits. George Ziehm patient. John Kersey family moves mobile home to Morris Road farm. Easter services planned at South Cambridge and Eagle Bridge United Methodist Churches with no Sunday School Easter. Barbourville visitors and a Lexington couple attend a cousin's wedding in New York City. Pleasant Valley Grange reports on March program, spring pantomimes, income tax skit, and a ham supper set for April 5. Ernest Cleveland open house March 29 for 50th wedding anniversary. next Grange meeting April 4 preceded by a covered dish supper.

John Kersey Ernest Trinkle George Ziehm Morris Road Pleasant Valley Granges Pauline Brownell Ernest Cleveland

Soils Workshop Set in Arlington With USDA Guidance

Arlington residents attend 7:30 p.m. Thursday at St. Margaret Mary Parish Hall for a soils workshop hosted by the Bennington County Regional Commission and the Bennington Natural Resource Conservation District. USDA Soil Conservation Service will conduct the session as Bennington County is highlighted for detailed soils mapping, with Manchester mapped and Arlington Dorset Bennington planned for summer.

Arlington Bennington County Regional Commission The Bennington Natural Resource Conservation District St. Margaret Mary Parish U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Soil Conservation Service Bennington County Manchester Dorset Bennington Planning Commission

Vermont Primary Could Coincide With New Hampshire Vote

Former Gov Philip Hoff endorsed aligning Vermont presidential primary with New Hampshire in a March vote. He argued Vermont differs from New Hampshire, would draw more voters on town meeting day, and help relations with candidates. Secretary of State Thomas tallies cost at about 10000 dollars but expects revenue gains. Randolph town meeting primary in 1972 drew national attention and record turnout.

Montpelier UPI Vermont New Hampshire Philip H. Hoff Richard C. Thomas Hoff House Appropriations Committee Emory A. Glover R-Glover Thomas A. Salmon Salmon

St Johnsbury qualified for redevelopment area status in Vermont

Gov Thomas P Salmon announced that St Johnsbury labor market area qualifies as a redevelopment area under federal law, enabling priority access to EDA loans and grants. A $10.2 million grant bid for railroad refurbishments, including St Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad, may be decided within a month. The eligible area covers Essex County towns Concord East Haven Granby Guildhall Lunenburg Maidstone Victory and most of Caledonia County.

Montpelier Thomas P. Salmon Commerce Wilmer Mizell Vermont St. Johnsbury Federal Economic Development Administration EDA Salmon Lamoille County Public Works and Economic Development Act Essex County Concord East Haven Granby Guildhall Lunenburg Maidstone Victory Caledonia County Groton Ryegate

Troy sheriff race opens as Ricci enters GOP contest

In Troy, John Ricci a longtime florist and former deputy sheriff launched his bid for Rensselaer County sheriff as two other Republicans Eugene Eaton and Donald Gutbrodt considered runs. A county committee will select April 9. Separately a group in Troy discussed a rape crisis center for the county with 11 women named to the committee and a plan for a 24 hour help line.

Troy John Ricci Rensselaer Ricci Eugene Eaton Donald A. Gutbrodt Poestenkill Rensselaer County Joseph G. Manupella Elizabeth Craiglow

Berkshire mayor ends compensatory time for police overtime

In North Adams Mayor Joseph R. Bianco ordered Police Chief Kenneth Gamache to suspend compensatory time off for extra duty indefinitely amid a review. Time owed dates to the mid-1960s, and replacing officers now costs two to three times more than paying simple overtime did years ago. In Adams, Grace & Co. workers strike reaches week four as TWU Local 841 reports stalled talks with a state mediator over a mandatory overtime clause that could trigger unfair dismissals.

North Adams Joseph R. Bianco Kenneth P. Gamache Bianco ADAMS Grace & Co Gary C. Bechard Textile Workers Union of America Bechard

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