Arlington zoning proposal released hearing May 18
Arlington Selectmen released copies of the proposed zoning ordinance and map as a supplement to the Vermont News Guide. A public hearing is set for May 18 following a special town Meeting at Arlington Memorial High School. The text follows the planning commission version with additions from the Bennington County Regional Commission and may face further floor changes May 13. Final vote is planned for this summer.
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Charles Bonents
Arlington
Vermont News Guide
Arlington Memorial High School
Planning Commission
Robert W. Jones
Bennington County
Arlington Water Co
Badtenkill
Arlington Village
Cole's Garage
Alan Hess
Bookmobile visit to Bennington County on June 12
The Southwest Regional Library bookmobile will visit Bennington County next Tuesday providing fiction and nonfiction for all ages. If a desired title is unavailable the librarian will arrange for the next visit. Stops include East Main Street, South Shaftsbury 9 30 to 10 30, Pennock's Store Sunderland 11 54 to 12 15, Shopping Center Manchester Center 1 to 1 30.
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Rutland
Southwest Regional Library
Bennington County
East & Main St
South Bhaftsbury
Pennock's
Sunderland
Manchester Center
Volunteers Sought for Green Up Cleanup and Arbor Day Tree Planting
Manchester Town Manager QaWey K. Porter issued a call for volunteers for Green-Up Day activities on Saturday and for residents to request Arbor Day tree plantings. Current volunteers are mainly students from Manchester Elementary and Burr and Burton, with buses provided. Five tree-planting requests exist. 19 homeowners requested trees last year. Applications accepted until Friday though late entries limited. saplings planted under nurseryman and town crew supervision.
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Manchester
QaWey K. Porter
Porter
Manchester Elementary
Burr and Burton Seminary
Boy Scout Troop 64 Raises Funds For Jam Bore Trip
Members of Boy Scout Troop 64 realized just over 500 dollars from a light bulb sale to help reach 1,500 needed for the National Jamboree in Crown Point May 11 to 13. They plan outdoor troop meetings at 7 pm and attend a council camp.
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Boy Stout Trop 64
Mohican Council
Aree
Crown Point
Pownal Kindergarten Registration Plans Screening at School
Pownal Elementary hosts kindergarten registration on May 15 15 and 28 with comprehensive screening for speech hearing and vision. Eligible children must be five by Jan 1 1974 and bring birth certificate and immunization records.
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Pownal
Arlington School Notices And Community Events
Arlington notices list Helene Thompson and DeMolay events with dates May 16 18 and a Saturday car wash from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Jerry's Gulf SZ. Registration daily 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the main desk. Fownal Parent Teacher Group sells school patch emblems shirts and sweat shirts.
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P.T.G
DeMolay
Jerry’s Gulf SZ
Arlington
Fownal
EPA faces strong protest over tanning plant discharge permit
A tri state environmental group led by Chase Peabody protested the EPA permit for Pownal Tanning to dump chromium into the Hoosic River. Attorney Franklin Jones urged dismissal while EPA official George Ciampa noted permits resist change until renewal. The group and officials warned about meeting 1975 standards amid potential changes. Also referenced are wells River drainage for Adams Paper and Springfield Electroplating.
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Peabody
EPA
George Ciampa
Pownal
Vermont
Hoasie River
Bennington
Franklin Jones
Jones
Ciampa
Pownal Tanning Company
Adams Paper Company
Wells River
Springfield Electroplating Company
Connecticut River
Springfield
Robbery Raid Leads to Mistaken Arrest in Subriton
In SUBRITON England an ambush set by police to trap raiders trapped cashier Bob Banbury. Police grabbed Banbury by mistake delaying pursuit. Raiders escaped before officers could recover. Three men were later arrested after a car chase by police units.
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Subriton
England
UPI
Bob Banbury
Banbury
Arlington notices and college pageant at Memorial High
Darlene Young of Crow Hill Road represented St. Joseph College with peers at a year book convention in Chicopee Massachusetts on April 30. An organizational meeting for Women s Summer Softball is set for May 9 at 7 30 p m at the Community House. Arlington Lions Club plans July auction and pickup by Ed Doyle. May 7 at 8 p m the Arlington Homemaker Extension group meets with Mrs William Symes co host. The Wizard of Oz comes to life at Arlington Memorial High School this Friday and Saturday directed by Joe Godfrey aiming for full houses.
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Hoosick Falls Key Club
State Armory
Main Street
Flagstones of
Troy
Darlene Young
RJ. Young Sr
Crow Hill Rd
St. Joseph College
Treadway Inn
Chicopee
Mass
Miss Young
Arlington Memorial High School
Comunity House
Doris Eddy
Arlington Lions Club
Ed Doyle
Arlington Homie Extension Group
William Symes
John King
Joe Godfrey
State OF Vermont
STATE
Barre
Montpelier Road
Montpelier
Vermont
Wwe
ST. Vans
John Desre
Idostel
Automobilge
Buffalo Springfield Rollers
Kxzsd — Grane Comanique
Tigersall Foad Motor
Lincoin Welder
Hobart Welder
Cloyster
Ned
TVA
Wisconsin
Djarel
Mewar Lander International
Ravana
Wistontia Mator
Botallex
Kohiar
Chaysinr
Cath
Conhna
Sala
Ordor
Birador
Righard C. Raymond
Sala of
Manageen
Barber Salas
Barger
Larry Gray
Lebanon
Tel
Three new teachers join HFCS for next year
Hoosick Falls Central School board approves three hires for the upcoming school year. John Marozas, with two years of teaching in Wappingers Falls, will teach secondary English and supervise the yearbook. Victoria Cicero, new SUNY Albany graduate, will teach secondary teaching. Frank Redden, HF resident, will lead the new non graded seventh and eighth grade class after substituting this year. Budget items for supplies and athletics were finalized, with salaries awaiting final board approval by June 4 or June 19. Superintendent Philip Leonard discussed a $4,062.98 federal grant for surplus food and noted Title I coordination may shift if new funds are approved, affecting reading math or bilingual use.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
John Marozas
Wappingers Falls
St. Michael's College
Victoria Cicero
S.u.nly
Albany
Frank Redden
S.U_N-Y
Plattsburg
HFCS
Philip Leonard
Leonard
Léonard
Mary McClellan Hospital Admissions and Discharges
Admissions list for April includes John Andrew Greenwich Ella Asprion Arlington Martha Bohne Salem Harry Bounds Greenwich Dennis Decker Sr Hoosick Falls Etta Dufresne Haskirk Mabel Gates Hoosick Falls Florence Grogan Hoosick Falls Dennis Hall Salem Eva Hunt Eagie Bridge Mildred RK Livingstat Berlin Mildred Lybert Cambridge Fritz Petersen Hoosick Falls Anne Severson Cambridge Harold Snell Greenwich George Sprague Buskirk Agnes Stanley Shushan Susan Waite Pawlet Vera Weir Schuylerville. Also adds Chris Deyoe Argyle Penni Lyn Eggsware Petersburg Oliver Fiske Sc West Pawlet Mary Ann Loy Greenwich Esther Oestreicher Cambridge Joseph OMalley Cambridge Frank Owens Greenwich Glenn Ssyward Cambridge Joh Sullivan Salem Grace Tracy Greenwich.
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John Andrew
Greenwich
Ella Asprion
Arlington
Martha E. Bohne
Salem
Harry G. Bounds
Dennis J. Decker Sr
Hoosick Falls
Etta May Dufresne
Haskirk
Mabel Gates
Florence Grogan
Dennis Hall
Eva Hunt
Eagie Bridge
Mildred RK
Livingstat
Berlin
Mildred K. Lybert
Cambridge
Fritz Petersen
Anne Severson
Harold C. Snell
George Sprague
Buskirk
Agnes Stanley
Shushan
Susan Waite
Pawlet
Vera J. Weir
Schuylerville
Wischhahucb
Chris Deyoe
Argyle
Penni- Lyn Eggsware
Petersburg
Oliver
Fiske Sc
West Pawlet
Mary Ann Loy
Esther C. Oestreicher
Joseph E. O'Malley
Frank J. Owens
Glenn J. Ssyward
Joh L. Sullivan
Grace Tracy
Manchester awaits ok to relocate its dump
Manchester plans to move the town demolition dump from Ridville Road on Harry Torrey’s property to a North Road site owned by Carrie Squires once Montpelier approves. Fees will begin at 5 for trucks up to one ton and 10 for heavier loads, offsetting operating costs and maintenance.
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Manchester
Ridville Road
Harry Torrey
North Road
Carrie Squires
Selectmen
Montpelier
Selectman
Clyde Bryant Jr
Galley K. Porter
Fishermen Display Wines At Annual Trade Show
Local fishermen and vintners gather at a coastal fair to showcase catches and wines. Participants include notable firms such as Hatlee Wis, CS Ye Trelis, and Dekusey, with demonstrations comparing fish quality and wine pairings. The event highlights market trends and regional specialties amid lively trade chatter.
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Vrite Wines
Selinenuet Fistulis Coiat
Lavery Wyatiley
Hentley
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Yalue's Liquor Store
Howes 7
Bookmobile
Richard A. Severson
Edith Beaumont
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Donald Pierce
Rensselaer County Health Department
John Merrills
Public Works
Douglas Sprague
Senior Citizens Club
Eagles Rooms
First Street
Toosick Falls
Vermont State Line
River Street Bridge
Noble and Wood Company
Michael Mahar
Michael Graney
Stephen Wirmusky
Debbie Manoogian
Barbara Reppel
Kathy Delurey
Dexter
Condolesii
Lefuhy
Yee
Spring ST
Williamstown
The
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Helene Thompson
Hrbcepa
Mary McClellan Hospital
Walker
Ciro Oursie
Evans’ News Inc
Main St
Beanington
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