Bishop Wolf names Webster dean of Cathedral of St Luke Portland
The Rt Rev Frederick B Wolf, Episcopal bishop of Maine, announced the appointment of Rev Donald A Webster of Rutland as dean of the Cathedral Church of St Luke in Portland. Webster, a former St Peter's rector and Bennington associate of Wolf, will assume duties Sept 1 after moving to Maine in August.
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Evansville
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St. Paul’s
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Burlington
St. James
Essex Junction
Vergennes
Addison County Mental Health Service
Middlebury
Vermont Association For Mental Health
Vermont
Rutland Mental Health Service
College Calendar of May Music and Lectures Schedule
A series of campus events from May 7 to May 14 includes lectures and concerts. Michael McKnight presents Yoga and Indian Art in Barn 1, a violin recital by Rolf Schulte and David Levine in Jennings Hall, and senior violinist Susan Cantrick in the Carriage Barn. Later programs cover Bach, Debussy, Faure, and works by Cantrick, Chao, Colmant, Trolander, and Rorty, plus Genet’s The Maids staged in Barn Studio Theatre and a senior cello recital by Frederick Cahn.
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Center For Indian Culture
Banaras
Jennings Hall
Rolf Schulte
David Levine
Arnold Schonberg
Maximilian Stadler
L.V. Beethoven
Robert Schuman
Susan Cantrick
Debussy
Faure
Tishman
Phebe Chao
Bennington
Commons Theatre
Alexandra Colmant
Pati Trolander
Amelie Rorty
Rorty
Livingstone College
Rutgers University
Barn Studio Theatre
the Maids
Jean Genet
Virlana Tkacz
Jeremy Peterson
Sarah Felder
Frederick Cahn
Ravel
Bazelaire
Vt delegation split on federal tax cuts
Washington UPI reports Vermont’s three members of Congress show divergent views on proposed federal tax cuts. Senators Aiken and Stafford warn cuts may worsen inflation while Representative Mallary notes tax reform underway with potential cuts for some and raises for others.
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UPI
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George D. Aiken
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Richard Mallary
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Ways and Means Committee
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Aiken
Bennington Resident Faces Chase Collision Charges
Edward P. Walker of Bennington is expected to be charged in connection with a high speed chase from Middlebury to Burlington and a seven car crash in Burlington Saturday night, as police said various department sections are pursuing the case.
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Edward P. Walker
Middlebury
Burlington
Queen City
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Legal Case
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1861 ladies auxiliary to nominate officers Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Green Mountain Homemakers Group meets tonight at Alice Harrington's Burgess Road home for Diane Hall French cooking. Bennington Lanes summer schedule runs daily from 6 p.m. with special events including Red Pin Bowling Fridays and Saturdays. Walker case: sobriety test pending results, decision on prosecution expected shortly. Walker, resident of Bennington Mobile Home Park, is out on bail after pleading not guilty to leaving the scene of an accident.
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Patrick Leahy
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Bennington
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Benn
Town planning workshop at Park-McCullough House may be canceled
If registrations do not meet expectations, the town planning workshop at Park-McCullough House North Bennington on Saturday May 11 from 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m could be canceled. Led by Tim Smith AIA and Chester Liebs the program includes discussions a walking tour a Q A period a slide show and talks on restoring the railroad station converting Stark Paper Mill and the futures of Equinox House and State Line House. Participants should call 442-2747 by Wednesday noon to confirm and pay a $10 fee. beverages provided no lunch.
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Haviland
Equinox
Manchester
State Line
Park- McCullough House
Vermont Farm Bureau Criticizes Cow Slaughter Protest
The Vermont Farm Bureau opposed the National Farmers Organization cow slaughter protest aimed at highlighting dairy farmers’ economic problems. President Keith Wallace said slaughtering cows would not raise prices, as NFC reported 300 cows slaughtered in Lyndonville with 150 more planned.
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Impeachment and Civil Liberties Meeting in Vermont
The Vermont ACLU annual meeting on May 18 at the Vermont Association for the Crippled in Rutland will focus on impeachment and civil liberties. ACLU officials and lawmakers will discuss programs including workshops on book censorship and rights of minors, with Arlie Schardt of the national office speaking at 1:30 p.m. Local executives will present noon luncheon and program reports, followed by workshops and a board election featuring 18 nominees for 9 seats.
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Rutland
American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont
Vermont Association For the Crippled
Park St
Vermont
Arlie Schardt
Washington National
Washington
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Time Magazine
David Harrison
Joan Webster
Richard Kohn
Harrison
Aclu-Vermont
Diane Kessler
Montpelier
Kohn
Marian English
Vermont Library Association
Intellectual Freedom Committee
Burlington
Steven Blodgett
Bennington County
Patricia Barr-Webster
Arlington
Karen Dobkin Fortney
Bennington
Two Cars Collide at Monument Plaza Entrance
Police report minor damage after a crash Monday afternoon at the Monument Plaza shopping center entrance. Deborah Christie 23 of North Bennington in a 1972 Ford and Spiros Athanasiadis 21 of Bennington in a 1966 Dodge were northbound when Athanasiadis began a lane change to left turn and struck Christie's vehicle from behind.
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Monument Plaza
Bennington
Deborah Christie
North Bennington
Dodge
Spiros Athanasiadis
Northside Drive
Athanasiadis
Christie
Quit Claim Deed Explained by Real Estate Pro
Real estate expert Mr Hoisington of Hoisington Realty explains quit claim deeds transfer only whatever interest the seller has and guarantee nothing. Such deeds rarely prove ownership but can clear a title. Questions welcomed at 489 Main St or by phone 442-8337.
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Vermont Association of Realtor Boards
Hoisington Realty
Main St
VFW Post 1332 to Meet Tonight at 8 PM
VFW Post 1332 and its ladies auxiliary will gather tonight at 8 PM in the post rooms to plan the installation rite and Decoration Day events. Installation is scheduled for Saturday at 7 PM at the post rooms.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary
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