Arlington landfill clashes resurface over open hours
Arlington selectmen heard from Dick's Rubbish Removal owner Richard Keough about conflicts with residents over landfill access on closed days. The town seeks certification and a revised schedule, while Martin Cummings defends the agreed hours 8 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Elliott
A.arlington
Arlington
Selectmen
Richard W. Keough
Keough
Sunderland
Sandgate
Martin Cummings
Arlington Selectmen
Cummings
John Simson
Bennington County Regional Commission
Benjamin Partridge
Commission
Clyde Putnam
Montpelier
Bruce Caler
Evergreen Cemetery
Caler
Charles Farrell
Raymond Bolton
Bolton
Williams College to welcome constitutional scholar Paul Freund
Paul A. Freund, a leading constitutional law scholar and Harvard Law School professor, will speak at Williams College’s 185th commencement on June 9 at 2:30 p.m. in Mission Park, with about 365 seniors graduating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Paul A. Freund
Williams College
Harvard Law School
Carl M. Loeb University
Freund
Williams
Vincent Barnett
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the
Louis D. Brandeis
Treasury Department
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Solicitor General’s Office
Harvard
Charles Stebbins Fairchild
Royall
Carl M. Loeb
United States
Canada
Mission Park
Et Lansing
Chapman
New Books At McCullough Library
McCullough Library adds a wide selection of new titles including The Barnhart Dictionary of New English Since 1963 and The World Book Year Book 1974. Other notable holdings cover art, etiquette, history, and reference works by Time-Life editors, Post, Stout, Goodyear, and Sloane among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. Barnum
Harris
Stout
Evans
Boylan
McKay
Slaughter County
Caudill
Pilgrim House By the Sea
Bartlett
Edwards
Kosygin
Archies
the Highbinders
Bleeck
Palmer
Harper’s Dictionary of Music
Ammer
Uncle Snowball
Frost
Birmingham
Stern
Murchie
Varney
Moberg
Williams
Constantine
Smith
Diane
Cohen
Sloane
deLemos
Shaftsbury poll tax bills cut to nine-dollar difference
At a selectmen meeting Shaftsbury officials announced poll tax notices will be issued with a reduced amount up to 14.41 down to about 10 per person, due Sept. 15, following a new state law requiring notices to state due dates and eligibility challenges by Aug. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheilah Miller Shaftsbury
Selectmen
Board of Civil Authority
Merton Snow
Alvan Lawrence
Anthony Altobell
United Appraisal Co. Inc
Altobell
Banner
Snow
Sunderland
Clyde Dunlap
Dunlap
Mack Molding Negotiations Renewed After Vote
Arlington union workers backed away from a strike and began wage contract talks with Mack Molding. President Donald Kendall reports union negotiators reacted favorably to management’s proposal and will vote Sunday night on the new wage increase, with a committee set to recommend it after the vote.
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Arlington
Mack Molding
Donald Kendall
Kendall
Acarm
Falls area Girl Scout cookie sale succeeds in Hoosick Falls
Elaine Springer reports about 140 Girl Scouts selling 308 cases of cookies in the Falls area. The sale raises funds for area troops and the Hudson Valley Girl Scout Council. High seller Pam Hathaway 79 boxes from Brownie Troop 389 led by Betsy Baker. Stacy Spink 77 boxes from Junior Troop 343 led by Evaline Cutler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Geraghty
Eileen Jones
Susan Murphy
Kathy Monahan
Ruth Brenenstuh
Pauline Shea
Maggie Nealon
June Moore
Delight Cullen
Theresa Arm
Linda Chintsman
Sharon Magazu
Nancy Kovage
Cheryl Young
Ruth Brenenstuhl
Hoosick Falls
Pownal Community Notices From Various Local Groups
Local groups in Pownal announce meetings and events. The Pownal Fire Auxiliary gathers tonight at 8, choir practice at the Baptist Church Wednesday at 6 30, and a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 at the Leavens home. An annual high school seniors banquet is planned for June 7, with reservations due by May 18 through Rev. Kenneth Schwebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Fraser
Pownal Baptist Church
Robert Leavens
Area Fundamental Church
Kenneth Schwebel
Pownal Ptg
Doris Lillie
Kathy Gallett
Pat LaBarge
Jan Brodeur
Judy Clark
Linda Burdick
Sandy Thompson
Joyce Held
Jean Shaver
Margaret Garrison
Betty Crocker
Traveling the Vermont Outdoors at Castleton State College
Castlet on State College offers Traveling the Vermont Outdoors a two week three credit rolling seminar taught by Ronald Rood. Ten days are spent traveling by bus across Vermont from the Connecticut River Valley to Lake Champlain studying major living zones. The course covers plants animals and human use of forests farms minerals tourism and recreation with bus travel serving as a moving classroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton State College
Vermont
Connecticut River Valley
Lake Champlain
Ronald Rood
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Hoosick History Group
Edith Beaumont
N.Y
Hoosick Township
Historical Society
Nassau
Joseph Holloway
Miss Stevens
Rensselaer County Bicentennial Commission
Poestenkill
John Kingsley
Pine Cobble School
PTA
Caracas
Macuto
Venezuela
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Bruce Martel
John H. Williams I
Gary Barbera
Bennington
Pownal
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Jim Ford
Walloomsac
Kingsley
New York
McCullough Library
Emily Post
Post
The
White House
Buchwald
Vac Outfit
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Shaftsbury
Dorset
Yankee Pedalers
Dorset United Church
Debbie Taylor
Roger Taylor
East Dorset
Leslie Huffman
Julian Huffman
Bald Mountain Farm
Miss Taylor
Miss Huffman
Dorset School Board
Lew Levin
Lawrence
Falls Area
Girl Scout
Arlington Lions
Lions Club
Arlington Service Organization
Region Hall
Bud Whitney
Kevin Keough
Floyd Woodard
Steve Mellin
Macgregor
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H
South Street
del Monte
Charmin
Walker
Pamela Blakeman
Kathleen Roy
East Pownal
North Pownal
Castleton
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