Hoosac School hosts Guild auditions for summer theatre
The Green Mountain Guild will hold auditions in the Hoosac School dining hall on Saturday May 4 from 1 to 3 p.m. for actors apprentices and apprentice stage managers. The group runs a three week per production format with nine shows this season plus a Children's Theatre Company and offers six college credits through Plymouth State College.
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Killington
Quebec
Stowe
Vermont
Hoosac
Harvey
The
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Am A Camera
Curley McDimple
Man
Night Watch
Godspell
Guild
Plymouth State College
University of New Hampshire
H. Ashton Crosby
Rensselaer County bikeway study progress report
Rensselaer County Planning Bureau, via the Planning Perspectives newsletter, outlines Wayne Pitts's interim bikeway study. It highlights rising New York bicycle ownership, public demand via a forthcoming questionnaire, and mapping of possible routes on scenic roads, parks, and rights of way. Hoosick Falls notes unofficial use of an old railroad bed as a potential bikeway site.
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N.Y
Rensselaer Planning Perspectives
Rensselaer County Bureau of Planning
Bureau
Wayne Pitts
RPI
New York State
Rensselaer County Planning Bureau
Planning Bureau
Rensselaer County
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hoosick River
Hoosick
Manchester Day Care Center plans and fees amid community programs
The Day Care Center board approves mixed background care for non working mothers with a state funded subsidy that underfunds actual costs. Private paying families face higher rates while non working parents pay 1.25 dollars per hour for one child plus 50 cents for lunch. Green Up Day volunteers are urged and calls for chores are offered.
Leahy hails Nixon move in impeachment cooperation
U S Senatorial candidate Patrick Leahy welcomed Nixon’s move to cooperate with the House Judiciary Committee on the Watergate impeachment inquiry. He urged full compliance if needed to resolve the question promptly.
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Leahy
Winds whip Berkshires trigger outages and odd trailer crash
High winds up to 60 mph slammed the Berkshires causing widespread outages. A house trailer blew into a utility pole, ripped its rear wall, and toppled its roof as a power cable failed cutting electricity to about 1,000 for nearly three hours. In Clarksburg Patricia ONeill, 22, won 100000 in the Spring Fever Bonus and quipped she would get pregnant. Former councilwoman Mary Murphy warned of a court challenge to a proposed bypass, accusing Curran Associates of manipulation and the state of bias.
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Berkshires
Clarksburg
Patricia O’neill
State Lottery Commission
Richard K. O'Neill
Mary L. Murphy
Curran Associates
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New York
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Wisconsin
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