Sage City Symphony to Perform Second Concert
The Sage City Symphony of North Bennington presents its second concert on May 20 at p.m. in North Bennington Elementary School. The program includes Brahms Tragic Overture, Shostakovich Ninth Symphony, and Richard Strauss Four Late Songs sung by soloist Stephanie Turash. Louis Calabro conducts the 65 member orchestra. Admission is free with limited seating. overflow may listen outside if weather allows.
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Sage City Symphony of
North Bennington
At & P.m
Shostakovich
Richard Strauss
Stephanie Turash
Louis Calabro
Delurey Sales marks 20 years with open house event
Falls' Delurey Sales and Service, Inc celebrates two decades in business with an open house on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at its North Hoosick Road headquarters Route 22. The event follows a history of steady growth including a $100,000 city of Troy bid for 11 trucks this year and long-tenured staff. A community cleanup at Lake Paran is planned for Saturday and Sunday at 9 a.m., with participation invited from area recreation leaders and volunteers.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Delurey Sales and Service, Inc
North Hoosick Road
Route 22
International Harvester Company
John Delarey
Troy
Delarey
Lake Paran
The
Recreation Arca
Mary A. Muckle
North Bennington
Shank Harrington
Edward Baker
Roy Hand
Donald Hawks
James Lohnes
Carl Browmell
Ann Pappas
Rogers Sales and Service
International Harvester
David
Kathy
St. Mary's Academy
Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Garden Center
Elwood R. Burdsall
Herb Associates
Manchester Special Town Meeting Discusses Five Member Board
Manchester town notes a special meeting Tuesday May 8 to consider a five member board of selectmen and other actions. The town seeks Australian ballot voting from noon to 7 30 pm for tax exemptions for Fraternal Order of Eagles and Mt Equinox Grange and an appropriation for the meeting costs. Absentee voting rules and limited clerk hours due to the election are outlined.
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Fiverman Board of Selectmen
Order of Eagles
Mt. Equinox Grange
Manchester
T Hey
Planning Commission
Michael Kimack
Wilmington
Grinold
Kimberly B. Cheney
North Bennington man fined in Essex Junction drug case
Scott E. Tinney, 19, of Bank Street, North Bennington, was fined 100 dollars after pleading no contest to possessing less than half an ounce of marijuana in Essex Junction. He was among six youths cited by Vermont State Police after traffic checks in Jericho and Essex Junction on April 14. two companions saw charges dropped.
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Burlington
Scott E. Tinney
Bank Street
North Bennington
Vermont
Essex Junction
Jericho
Kevin W. Wry
Benmont Avenue
Bennington
Robert R. Bryan
Westport
Mass
Award winning poet to read at Big House
Gladys LaFlamme, two time Yaddo fellow and Huntington Hartford winner, author of Through Severing Winds, teaches at Burlington High School and UVM program partner. Her 4 p.m. Sunday reading at Simday Park McCullough House is open to the public.
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Big House
Gladys LaFlamine
Bennington
UVM
Burlington
Park- McCullough House
Brattleboro plans center room for arts nest in city
Brattleboro planners discuss a Sunday session on May 6 at 1 p.m. in Putney Village to unveil plans for a Brattleboro Performing Arts Center. Richardson of Putney and Lithgow of Princeton Hd will direct and produce, leasing the old First Methodist Church for a 250 seat theater with education and rehearsal spaces. They seek community, college cooperation, and Foundation support.
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Brattleboro — Rey
Richardson
Putney
Arthur Lithgow
Princeton Hd
Plainsboro
N.J
Brattleboro
Putney Village
Vermont
Lithgow
First Methodist
Elliot Street
Richardson and Lithgow
Addison Minot
Southern Vermont Engineering
Wilmington pre Town Meeting debate over two new selectmen
The Wilmington Lions Club hosted a pre Town Meeting at Wilmington High School with about 150 attendees. The discussion focused on adding two elective selectmen, funding for the town clerk salary, and purchasing the Dixon property for 19000. Board members opposed enlarging the board citing inefficiency and time concerns.
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Bill Nelson
Wilmington
Lions Club of
Wilmington High School
Ralph Howe
Howe
Earlene Fitch
Dixon
Theblary
Revere
Kingsley duMont
Merrill Haynes
Robert Grinold
Dunvyer
Grinold
Dover
Gail Parker to address Seton Hill graduates
Gail Thain Parker president of Bennington College will give the commencement address at Seton Hill College Greensburg on Sunday May 6 and receive an honorary doctor of letters. Parker formerly taught at Harvard and earned degrees from Radcliffe and Harvard. Her publications include studies on American women and figures such as Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Mary Baker Eddy. Her husband Thomas Parker became Bennington’s vice president when she was appointed. Commencement at Sullivan Hall begins 1:00 p.m.
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Greensburg
Gail Thain Parker
Bennington College
Seton HM College
Mary Schmidt
SHC
Parker
Harvard University
Bennington
Radcliffe
Harvard
Mary Baker Eddy
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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Sage City Symphony
Falls’ Delurey Sales
Readsboro
Jill Martin
Mt_ Anthony dr. High
Clara May Hemenway
N. Villager
LaFlamme
Vermont Council On the Arts
Lise
Francis Colburn
Brattleboro Center
Arlington Thrift Shop
Arlington Day Care Center
Ron
Maureen
the Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Women’s Fellowship of the
Pownal Center
Alcoholics Anonymous
North Pawnal Firehouse
Methodist
Simday
Bethel
Alaska
UPL
Palmer
Gror
Heather Macdougall
Mt. Anthony Dr. High
Maibowle
Kimack
Kimsch
Gail Parker
Seton Hill
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dictionary of American Biography
Doubleday Anchor
Jonathan Edwards
Oliver Wendell Holmes
William Dean Realigm
Ben
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Country ST
Keren Perrott
Mil- Anthony High School
Uri
Fabrid
Aetalyov Monhine
Tou
Elly Plue
Mt. Anthony Jr. High
Wassicks
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