Hopkins revitalizes Manchester youth program
Hopkins, Manchester's new part time youth services director, plans outside activities for teens age 13 to 18. He aims to expand counseling, increase participation from 25 to 60 youths, and schedules trips to a planetarium, theater, camping, dances, and weekly Bennington swimming trips. He seeks a stable office, has ADAD grant pay, and welcomes suggestions.
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Tom Hopkins
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Williams College
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Dorset Playhouse
Sarah Larson
Bennington
Bennington Recreation Center
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division
ADAD
Walter Hulihan Breaks Ankle In Fall At White Creek
White Creek resident Walter Hulihan broke his ankle in a fall last Saturday and will be confined for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Warren Taber are in Burlington Vermont this week visiting her father Frank Campney who recently un-
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Warren Taber
Burlington, Vt
Frank Campney
Mrs
Donald George
Rochester
Ernest Warren
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Maurice Perry
Bradford, N.H
Laura Burt
Pittsfield
Mass
Pownal ZBA to hear two requests
The Pownal Zoning Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on Monday April 18 at 7 30 p m to consider Robert DeSanto of Bradley Beach New Jersey seeking to renovate the former Aspen Acres on Route 7 into a restaurant The plans call for an 18 by 24 foot addition plus other improvements a variance is needed as the site sits in a residential district Also on the agenda is Patrick Williams of Niles School Road seeking to build a 24 by 36 foot farm and feed store on property in a residential district
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Pownal
Patrick Williams
Niles School Road
DeSanto’s
Williams
Arlington School Board to meet on April 4 in Library
The Arlington School Board will meet Monday April 4 at 7 p.m. in the high school library to discuss graduation requirements administrative coverage for the Fisher School for the rest of the year and to review job specifications for a Fisher principal.
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Arlington School Board
Fisher
MIT Report Urges Federal Oversight of Nuclear Waste Plant
A Massachusetts Institute of Technology study recommends the federal government manage disposal of wastes at the private West Valley New York reprocessing plant as the initial step toward a full radioactive waste disposal program. The report addresses 600,000 gallons of radioactive liquid and sludge at the plant.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
West Valley
N.Y
Plans for Bennington women's conference expand in May 2021
Planning session at North Bennington Congregational Church set workshops for the Bennington County women conference to be held in May 2021. Eight morning and nine afternoon workshops will cover topics from battered women and job training to legal status and elder issues, with local women leading sessions. A noon assembly will discuss a potential women’s resource center, and a world women presentation by Joanna Kirkpatrick and others will run alongside a nuclear waste management update from ERDA and NRC discussions in MIT Technology Review.
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Bennington County
North Bennington
North Bennington Congregational Church
Joanna Kirkpatrick
David Rose
Richard K. Lester
Rockefeller Foundation
MIT
Technology Review
Correction changes Boston Globe survey framing
A Wednesday Banner correction clarifies a page seven headline misstated a Boston Globe survey. It reports 63 percent of biologists polled supported continuing recombinant DNA research and corrects the headline to Biologists support DNA research.
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Boston Globe
Reward Offered for Manchester Motors Vandal Catchers
Manchester Motors owner Brooks Nelson offers 200 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of vandals after Wednesday night damage. Police report 3000 in vandalism over eight months. vandals have broken antennas, smashed windshields, and kicked mirrors at the Ford garage. Police Chief Fred Wessner notes no one can watch the lot constantly. call 362-2121 with tips.
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Manchester
Manchester Motors
Brooks Nelson
Fred Wessner
Ford
Wessner
Police Department
Science fiction writer Merril to speak at RPI series
Judith Merril internationally renowned author will headline RPI Dohrenwend Series with a lecture on Space Colonization: Society of Tomorrow. She speaks April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Bedford Auditorium Communications Center. Series open to the public free of charge.
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N.Y
Judith Merril
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Society of Tomorrow
Bedford Auditorium
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