Environment commission okays three Act 250 permits in Vermont
The Bennington Rutland Environmental Commission approved three Act 250 applications on March 22. Denio of Shaftsbury wins a 71 lot subdivision on 253 acres with underground utilities and restricted wells. Dorset Hollow Corp. gains a 20 lot open space oriented subdivision with all services underground. Dailey Inc. receives permission to fill seven acres of low lying farmland with seven feet of sand. A fourth application for the Bennington County Airport remains undecided.
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Arlington
Bennington-Rutland Environmental Commission
Bennington County
Chester P. Denio
Shaftsbury
Dorget Hollows Corp
William E. Dalley Inc
Denlo
Denio
Environmental Commission
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Permany Electric Service
Shaftsbury Fanning Commission
Dorset Hollow Corp
Fred Smith Rd
Lake Paran Rd
WAMC to Air SPAC Music Commentary
WAMC will broadcast Words and Music from Saratoga starting April 16 at 10 p.m. for twelve weeks. Angela D. Fitzpatrick Education Director of the Saratoga Performing Arts Center provides commentary on festival music and summer selections. Listening guides and bibliography are available from the Education Department at SPAC.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga
WAMC
Angela D. Fitzpatrick
Saratoga Performing Arts, Center
Saratoga Performing Acts Center
Easter Services And Events In Pownal Churches
Easter services across Pownal area churches feature Holy Communion at 9:00 am in the Pownal Center Community Church, sunrise services at 7:00 am, and cantata Love's Awakening at the Pownal United Methodist Church. Notable participants include Douglas Wels, Rev. David Hubbard, and choir members Kim Ostrander and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Center
Commuunity Church
Douglas Wels
Pownal United Methodist Church
Hughes
David Hubbard
Easler
Daisy Dorman
Pownel
Johnson rules out permit compromise for ski resort
In Montpelier state Water Resources Commissioner Martin L. Johnson ruled out any compromise allowing Dostal's Lodge at Magic Mountain to discharge treated sewage into a mountain stream. He said the law prohibits any discharge and may issue a pollution permit with an expiration date of December 1, 1972 unless extreme hardship is proven.
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Montpelier
Johnson
Dostal
Magic Mountain Base Lodge
Dostal’s
Magic Mt
Watersources Board
Priauine
Brattleboro
Raymond Perra
Walter
West River
Water Board
Perry
Loveless to speak on Vermont job market progress
Vermont Secretary of Development Roland A. Loveless will address economic planning for Vermont through 1980 at a Windham Regional Planning Commission luncheon April 6 at Stone Fence Inn Brattleboro. He targets 55 million new jobs per year and 80 percent from existing Vermont businesses. Reservations advised by April 3.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
Roland A. Loveless
Windham Regional Planning Commission
Stone Fence Inn
Loveless
Johy
Ohio
Bernard Blagon
Bisson
Pownal
George Sleeman
Sleeman
Central Office
Evler
Pizzano
Arasence
Bon Voyage bar supper honoring Rev Geer proceeds asked
Tickets for the Bon Voyage bar supper honoring Rev and Mrs John Geer go on sale at the Variety Store Cullinan’s and IGA and through Mrs Virginia Andrew and Mrs Belly Toone. Two sittings are planned at Bailey Hall on April 5 with 5 and 8 30 p m. Advance sales help committee plan attendance.
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Cullinan’s
IGA
Virginia Andrew
Belly Toone
John Geer
Bailey Hall
Top Boston Ballet Star in Williamstown Coppelia
Samuel Kurkjian renowned Boston Ballet dancer and choreographer returns to Adams Memorial Theatre to perform Dr Coppelius in Coppelia Jerilyn Dana and Warren Cynch also star with Jerilyn Dana making a Swanilda debut in Williamstown tickets for April 3 and 4 available at the box office or by calling 452 3023
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Ballet
Williamstown
Mass
Samuel Kurkjian
Adams Memorial Theatre
Dr. Coppelius
Hee
York
Chicago
Kurkjisn
University of
Kurkjian
Boston
Boston ‘Ballet
Wgbh - TV
Jerilyn Dana
Swanilda
Jerilyn Tana
Portland
Maine
Jacques D'Ambaist
Paul
Cord Foundation
Williams
Boston Ballet Company
Hérrotes
Callope
Apollo
Fidwin Denby
Jerilyn
Pownal School Board Holds Special Open Session
Pownal's new school board met in special session to set deadlines and approve key items. The board accepted a revised state appraisal of 10 945 684 for the town and approved an emergency plan with a April 1 deadline.
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Pownal’s New School Board
Pownal
Baat
Poweal
New
Barbera Warrington
Janet Wilcox
Mary Jane Rawids
Maurice Hight
Vincent Pizzano
Joel Burrington
Rounds
Corebi
Montpelier
New York State Lottery Draw Announces Winning Numbers
The winning six numbers are 663042 with a top prize of 350 000 for exact order tickets. Prizes of 9 000, 500, and 50 go to tickets matching the last five, four, or three digits respectively, with a bonus drawing pending for tickets matching the last two digits.
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Tialders
Uicke’s
First male joins 4 H Men s club on trial at Tegwar
SHATUSBURY The Hilllon 4 H club votes to admit boys on a trial basis at the March 25 Tegwar meeting presided by Jenny Ryan. Jeffrey Ryan, president’s twin, becomes the first male member as girls continue projects like egg carton crafts and sewing outfits.
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Shatusbury
Hilllon
Jenny Ryan
Jeffrey Ryan
Jeff
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Environment Commission
The
Pownals
Pamela Brakemie
North Pownal Congregational Church
Charles Mason
Gontata Choir
Kimberly Ostrander
Henry W. Dassen
Paul Foster
Kenneth Snyder
James Quinn
Ajlos
George Andrews
Erle, Brewer
Alma White
Karen Andrews
Harry Beals
Cindy Beals
Philip Frost
Harriet Beals
Delores Kinball
William Mason
Clifford George
Frederick Watton
Charley Mason
Califford George
Henry Basten
Earl Libby
M.ly.f
Sunbeam Club
Congregational Church
Fownal Center
Water Resources Board
Helene Thompson
Teleflora
RON & Maureen
Geoffrey Chapman
Yissen
Fizzano
David Sewell
Shaftsbury’s ‘Mini-Corporation
Diversified Enterprises
New York Lottery
Lisa King
Kim Borden
Tammy Brow
Carol Crossman
Blanche Center
Jeffrey Clannon
Cathy
Bennington
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