Bennington District CourtImpaired Driving Plea Highlights
In Bennington district court on Tuesday Judge George M Fienberg heard pleas and bail actions for multiple cases. defendants including Thomas E Miller Richard Vogel Freddie L Brown and others faced DUI charges with fines ranging from 25 to 150 and license suspensions up to one year. Several defendants entered not guilty pleas to DUI or related charges, while others faced petty larceny entering or assault cases. Details include recognizance bail and CRASH program advisements where noted.
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Bennington
George M. Fienberg
Thomas E. Miller
River Road
Pownal
Richard Vogel
Pawlet
Freddie L. Brown
Barbers Pond Road
John F. Faraci
School Street
Manchester Center
Manchester
Jean J. Pettibone
Pownal Center
Ronald B. Lyle
Gore Road
Trailer Park
W.T. Grants Co
Ronald E. Kent
Beech Street
Winhall
Christopher Swezey
Raymond Colehamer
Sandgate
Robert H. Mitchell
Harbour Road
Grand Union
Richard G. Baird
East Dorset
Mark S. York
Catamount Trailer Park
Donald E. Chambers Jr
Salem
N.Y
Bennington Plans Widespread Street Light Deductions
Bennington selectmen move to disconnect 137 street lights to save about 877 dollars daily. The tentative list includes lines on South Street Merson Street Jefferson Heights Greenview and others with monthly savings totaling 10 534 44 annually.
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Pole
Monument
Meadowbrook
South Street
Merson Street
Jefferson Heights
Greenview
Observatory
Jefferson
Weeks Street
Dewey Street
Citgo
West Main Street
Paradise
Elm Street
Putnam Street
Inuiwiow
School Street
Pleasant Street
Bradford Street
Grove Street
Safford Street
Hillside
Silver Street
Union Street
West Side
Crescent
Hillside School gains support and plans outlined by Rotarians
Rotary members heard Eddie Chapman and Chuck Webster detail Hillside School goals, space issues at Junior High, and a survey confirming eighth grade level learning options. Ninety eight seventh graders showed interest in the learning innovation.
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Rotary Club
Hillside School
Eddie Chapman
Chuck Webster
Hillside
Wolper Named to Bicentennial Administration Council
David Wolper, noted producer of film and television documentaries, is appointed by President Ford to the Council for the American Revolution of the Bicentennial Administration.
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Hollywood
UPI
David Wolper
Ford
Council For the
Operators Fight Meals Tax Hike in Vermont
Vermont motel and restaurant operators oppose Governor Salmon’s proposal to raise the 5 percent meals and rooms tax. The Vermont Hotel Motel Restaurant Association says a higher rate would push tourists to neighboring states and cost Vermont millions in tax revenue. Ralph DesLauriers, VHMRA president, urged rejection of the plan.
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Bolton
UPI
Vermont
Vermont Hotel Motel Restaurant Association
Thomas Salmon
DesLauriers
DAV Notes DAV Bennington chapter to elect officers
The Bennington Vermont DAV notes chapter 4 will hold its annual meeting and officer elections Thursday at 7 30 pm at the Vermont Veterans Home in Bennington. Michael Corcoran of the DAV service office in White River Junction will present a movie and address the meeting and install officers for the coming year. He will arrive an hour early to assist veterans with VA programs.
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Disabled American Veterans
Bennington
Vermont Veterans Home
National Service Office
Michael Corcoran
North Bennington
DAV
Veterans Administration Hospital
White River Junction
Corcoran
Veterans Administration
Water Board considers lower rates for large users in Bennington
Local industry representatives from the Jard Co. and Catamount Dyers urged the Water Board to ease current high water rates amid economic malaise. The board directed Town Manager Harold R. Saunders to study an across the board reduction for metered customers, focusing on large users like industry.
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Water Board
Jard Co
Catamount Dyers
Harold R. Saunders
Saunders
Bennington
Putnam
Senior Citizens Card Party Postponed For Good Friday
No card party this week at the Senior Citizens Community Center on BenMont Avenue. Card parties resume next Friday at 8 p.m. Winners last week were Louise Meixner, Charles Betit, Ann Doran, and a door prize recipient. Easter Sunday Social starts at 1 30 p.m. Members meet at 7 30 p.m. Monday April 1. The sage grouse is North America’s largest grouse.
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Senior Citizens Community Center
BenMont Avenue
Louise Meixner
Charles Betit
Ann Doran
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Washington Avenue
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North Branch & Main Streets
Main
Tomas
Madkour’s
Butler
Shaffe
Methodist Church
North St
Bridgewater
Theodore Williams
Vermont Native Industries
Williams
Mt. Anthony
Second Congregational Church
Bennington Banner
Park-McCullough House
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Ralph DesLauriers
VHMRA
Water Department
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Roberts Drive
Chittenden
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