Wilmington zoning board rejects Chimney Hill cluster plan
The Wilmington Zoning Board of Adjustment, voting 3-0, refused a Chimney Hill vacation home cluster development plan for failing to meet the minimum one acre density and found no public interest or hardship justifying a variance. The ruling leaves 300 plus small lots without clear build approval and may prompt rehearing or court appeal by Chimney Hill.
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Wilmington
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Chimney Hill
Wilmington Board
Gerald Osler
Windham County
Tom Cullen
Atty
John D. Carbine
Rutland
Zoning Board
Porter Farwell
Philip O. Ware
Lensey Cole
Earl Howe
Meyer
Sperry
McLean
Beaver Brook Realty
Vt. 9
Town
Beaver Brook
Harold Gore
Kenneth Booz
Henry Meyer
Booz
Sperry and McLean
Sperry-McLean
Cole
Richard
Helen Chapman
Earl Rufus III
COP Candidate Davis Visits Wilmington Thursday Night
Deane C. Davis the Republican gubernatorial candidate will attend a 7 p.m. informal coffee at the Old Red Mill in Wilmington hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rich. Davis, a Vermont political veteran, aims to meet residents without speeches and has a long record in state government and business leadership including leadership roles at National Life Insurance and the Vermont Development Credit Corporation. Brownies from Troop 85 are reminded to bring fly swatters to this week’s meetings for a Mother's Day project.
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Wilmington
Deane C. Davis
Barre
Washington County
Wilson, Carver, Davis and Keyser
Resolutions Committee
Davis
Vermont
Ver
National Life Insurance Company
Rich
Deane Davis
Wilmington Fatima Guild breakfast and parish events
The Wilmington Our Lady of Fatima Church Guild held its first communion breakfast at Skyline Restaurant after 9 a.m. Mass with 17 parishioners attending. A joint American Legion meeting at the Legion Building (Nelil's) on vt. 100 will discuss Memorial Day parade plans. A fashion show by the Wilmington Congregational Church School Guild drew 90 attendees featuring Spring and Summer lines from Casual House and J.E. Mann's with local models and volunteers. A Boy Scout canoe trip along the Connecticut River included Wilmington scouts led by Robert Southworth with help from Bruce Levenson, Carl Ball and Bruce Gavett.
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Our Lady of Fatima Church Guild
Skyline Restaurant
Hogback Mountain
Wilmington
American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Nelil’s
Vt. 100
Della Lahar
Wilmington Atty
Edmund E. Lahar
de Goesbriand Hospital
Burlington
Church School Guild
Parmalee and Howe
Mark
Diane Gitzen
Harriette Hamilton
Verne Howe
Bryce Maple
Cathy Preston
Lorraine Rufus
Lynne Souliere
Wayne Timmerman
Timmerman
Carol Miller
Jamie Preston
Lisa
Shari Waterman
Wilmington Boy Scout
Marlboro
Connecticut
Robert Southworth
Bellows Falls
Brattleboro
Putney
Southworth
Bruce Levenson
Carl Ball
Bruce Gavett
Scout troop meeting and fire auxiliary notes tonight
The Pownals Parents of Scouts of Troop 347, BSA, are asked to attend a 7:30 PM informational meeting at the Scout Hut where Scoutmaster Rolland Roy will outline summer camping plans and activities. The North Pownal Fire Department Auxiliary meets at 7:30 PM at the firehouse to plan a May 15 food sale, refreshments provided by local hosts after the session.
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Troop 347
BSA
Rolland Roy
North Pownal
Rupert Democrats Select Delegates for State Convention
Rupert delegates to the state Democratic convention are Kenneth McKeighan of Rupert and William H. Meyer with Mrs. Bertha Meyer of West Rupert. Alternates are Arthur Blomberg, Herman Higgins and Mrs. Margaret Higgins, all of West Rupert. The delegation is unpledged, though former Congressman Meyer has signaled support for Eugene McCarthy.
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Rupert
Kenneth McKeighan
William H. Meyer
Bertha Meyer
West Rupert
Arthur Blomberg
Herman Higgins
Margaret Higgins
Meyer
Eugene McCarthy
Gas Stove Gifted to Hoosick Seniors Center
Hoosick Falls N Y seniors group met at Elm Street center thanking Rudits Home Appliance for a donated gas stove. They plan fall fundraisers with fancy articles and preserves, and to repaint the clubroom with donated paint. A birthday cake honored George Sigmund as visiting Girl Scouts delivered handmade recipe holders for each senior member.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Hoosick Senior Center
Elm Street
William Greenwood
Rudits
Eva Shaw
George Sigmund
Mary Joe Cook
Linda Searey
Raymond Meaney
Patty Vogler
Lorrie Hyde
Lorrie Hyde of Troop 368
Andrew Kipp
Grievance Day Set in West Rupert Office
Elsie T. Walther announces Grievance Day for West Rupert. The event is Saturday at 9 a.m. in the office of town clerk J. G. Bebee. The telephone contact 394-7706 is listed for information.
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Elsie T. Walther
J.G. Bebee
West Rupert
Southern Line Poll Yields McCarthy Victory at Burr and Burton
At Burr and Burton Seminary a mock Democratic primary named Eugene J. McCarthy winner 105 to 92 over George Wallace. Wallace gains notice thanks to student campaign efforts led by William Fritts. RFK and Humphrey also gain support from student surrogates. About 270 of 325 voters cast ballots with a dozen ballots disqualified amid speeches in the gym.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Bill Fritts
Douglas Schlieder
Debbie Schramm
George Chase
Eric Littman
Clarence Chittenden
Grace Parker
Fritts
Wallace
McCarthy
Miller
Manchester
U.S
Eugene J. McCarthy
E.H. Henry
William Fritts
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Edward Campbell
BBS
Susquehanna University
Selingsgrove
Montgomery
Ala
Miss Parker
Vermont
RFK
Philip H. Hoff
Humphrey
Campbell
Dorset Town Meeting Tonight May Rescind March 5 Votes
Dorset voters convene a 7:30 town meeting at the elementary school called by selectmen and school district directors to decide five articles. Two may rescind March 5 votes, including Article 16 on splitting the meeting and the school budget. If rescinded, new votes will occur on a revised budget with items cut. An additional article asks for a $500 allocation for police communications and expenses.
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Dorset
Bennington County
Rev Coffin To Speak At Williams
Williams College prepares for a public lecture by Rev William Sloane Coffin Jr the Yale chaplain and former Williams chaplain. Coffin a noted anti draft protest leader is under federal indictment with Dr Benjamin Spock. Lecture titled Kairos will be held Friday at 8 p.m. in Chapin Hall Williams College.
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Williamstown
Mass
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Yale University
Williams College
Chapin Hall
Coffin
Benjamin Spock
Hoosick Falls Hosts Gymnastic Exhibition At Central School
Hoosick Falls saw a fifth annual gymnastic exhibition at Hoosick Falls Central School with Grades 7-12 students participating on Monday night. Earlier, elementary gymnasts performed at their exhibition last month. A false fire alarm at a local Tansitor Company plant sprinkler hookup triggered the response, according to fire department officials.
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Tansitor Company
Hoosick Falls Central School
Arlington Selectmen Seek State-Backed Arlington Sewers
Arlington Selectmen authorize Aronzo B Reed Inc to obtain state and other sources information for a financed Arlington sewer plan. A Vermont state approval could lead to a drawn up plan with Water Resources Department backing if the town proceeds. Reed provided a rough sketch. Webster Martin’s free preliminary survey was not chosen.
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Arlington
Aronzo B. Reed, Inc
Vermont
Gordon Hard
State Water Resources Department
Hard
Reed
Webster-Martin
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Sheila Young
ST. Bennington
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State Line Drive
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New York City
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