Manslaughter charged in husband’s death in Hoosick woman
Helen M. Levick 44 of Hill Road Hoosick was indicted by a Rensselaer County grand jury on second degree manslaughter for the March 30 shooting death of her husband Michael Levick. The indictment cites holding a loaded 22 caliber rifle and pointing it at him before the discharge that wounded him. Levick faces arraignment in county court Friday. she is free on $2500 bail.
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Troy
N.Y
Helen M. Levick
Hill Road
Hoosick
Rensselaer County Grand
Albany Times Union
North Shire Senior Center May Calendar
The North Shire Senior Center calendar lists upcoming events. May 9 board of directors meeting at 2 p.m. May 12 no ceramics. Kathy Palmer from Bennington Opportunity Council discusses food stamp program at 2 p.m. May 13 hot meals at 12:30 and needlework at 2 p.m. May 14 bowling at 1 p.m. May 15 meals at 12:30 and art class at 1.
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Board of Directors
Kathy Palmer
The
Bennington Opportunity Council
Beekeeping School Set in Shelburne May 10
Shelburne hosts a beekeeping school at the middle school with 9:30 registration. A schedule includes a movie Story of the Bees at 10:15, talks by experts C L Goodheart Win Way Charles Mraz Bill Matson and a panel. Admission 2 or 1.50 for members. contacts listed for officials.
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Shelburne
Vermont Beekeeper’s Association
C.L. Goodheart
Vermont
Win Way
UVM Extension Service
Hoosick Falls Residents Gather for Birthdays and Anniversary
Mae Harrington of 53 Hoosick Street prepares to celebrate her 96th birthday while a nursing home resident at Crescent Manor in Bennington. The Women's Democrats Club meets May 14 at 7 30 p.m. at Mary Jane Wysocki’s Hoosick Street home. Cyrus Spicer and his wife are noted as attendants to Mrs Stevens, formerly Agnes Prebble of Hoosick, with son Irving and three grandchildren listed among Hoosick Falls families. An anniversary cake, floral tributes, and a rainbow pot of gold decorate the gathering. A 50th wedding anniversary was recently celebrated for Ellsworth A Stevens and his wife at Hoosick Grange Hall. They wed November 1, 1924 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Hoosick.
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Mae Harrington
Hoosick Street
Crescent Manor
Bennington
Women’s
Democrats Club
Mary-Jane Wysocki
Ellsworth A. Stevens
Cary Avenue
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Grange Hall
Mrs. Stevens
All Saints Episcopal Church, Hoosick
Harold
Williamstown Promenaders Square Dance Event
The Williamstown Promenaders western square dance club hosts a dance on Friday May 9 from 8 to 11 p.m. at Mt Greylock Regional High School. It is a fun badge night with opportunities to earn unique badges. Open to all square dance club members including teens singles and class members. Caller John Thompson from Acton Mass. Please bring sandwiches for two.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mt. Greylock
John Thompson
Acton
Vermont Police Chiefs elect new leadership
Springfield Police Chief Sherman Martin was elected president of the Vermont Police Chiefs Association succeeding George Elwood of Shelburne. Stowe Police Chief Kenneth Libby was chosen as vice president and Jon Springer of Ludlow was elected secretary.
Housing grant comments urged for senior housing project
Arlington reports Bennington County Regional Commission as county clearing house for federal funds under Circular A-95. Public input requested today for a six state senior housing initiative totaling 68000 dollars with coordination among federal and state aging and housing agencies and local authorities.
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Arlington
U.S
BCRC
New England
New England Non-Profit
Housing Development Corp
The
Administration On Aging
State Office On Aging
Area Agencies On Aging
Aaa’s
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Farmers Home Administration
State Departments of Community Affairs
Co op considers expansion in Manchester Arlington area
The Manchester Arlington Rutland Co op met at Zion Church for a pot luck and discussed expanding co op operations. Area coordinator Christopher Langlois handles monthly local order tabulations sent to Rutland, with deliveries by co op members to Arlington. The group, with 25 member families, ponders a Manchester branch to cut Rutland trips, while maintaining current Rutland routes and markets.
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Joan Colgan
Manchester
Manchester-Arlington
Rutland Co-op
Zion Church
Christopher Langlois
Arlington
Rutland
New York
Boston
Coop
Vermont
Shaftsbury Farmer's Market
Rutland County Farmers’ Market
Rutland Market
Rutland County
Jeff Bender
Gordon Walker
Chris Langlois
Helicopter Hauls Materials for Appalachian Trail Work
Green Mountain National Forest uses a Wisconsin chopper to airlift 1000 bundle loads of lumber to Danby Somerset and Griffith Lake sites for trail bridges puncheon and tower repairs. Projects span summer with contractors and Youth Conservation Corps. Glastonbury Peak tower may be saved as a lookout despite obsolescence of fire towers.
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Garland Forest Service
Little Rock Pond
Wallingford
South Wallingfordit
Green Mountain National Forest
Griffith Lake
Forest Service
Oregon
Danby
Somerset
White Mountain National Forest
Green Mountain Forest
Missouri
Wisconsin
Daniel Boone National Forest
Kentucky
Rutland County
Sheriff’s
Youth Conservation Corps
Green Mountain Club
Manchester
Norman G. Arseneault
Glastonbury Peak
National Forest
Open Night At Williams Hopkins Observatory
Williams College invites the public to an open night on May 14 at 8:30 p.m. in Thompson Physical Laboratory Room 305. Professor Jay M. Pasachoff will speak on observing the sky before telescope viewing of the moon Saturn Venus and other objects from the rooftop deck weather permitting. If May 14 is cloudy the event moves to May 15. Call 597-2165 after 7:30 p.m. for weather updates. The science quadrangle lies west of Spring Street near Main Street in Williamstown.
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Manchester
Williamstown
Mass
Hopkins Observatory
Williams College
Thompson Physical Laboratory
Williams
Jay M. Pasachoff
Science
Spring Street
Main Street
Education workshop at Deerfield Valley School May weekend
An Education Today and Tomorrow workshop is set for May 9 to 11 at Deerfield Valley School and Trail's End Lodge in Wilmington. Teachers from Vermont and Massachusetts will attend along with the Mountain Towns area, featuring speakers John Coe of Oxfordshire and Charity James, Ford Foundation study author. Public sessions are Saturday at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 1 30 p.m. Baby-sitting will be available at both sessions and Red Mountain Chapter 41 OES plans a May 11 initiation rehearsal at 7 p.m.
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Ilmington
Deerfield Valley
Trail’s End Lodge
Wilmington
Vermont
Massachusetts
Mountain Towns
John Coe
Oxfordshire
England
Charity James
Ford Foundation
New England
Red Mountain
OES
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Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal Center
Joyce
Town Hall
Michael Levick
North Shire Senior Center
Enoch Tompkins
Peter Genier
Fair Haven
Peter Lieber
S. Royalton
Erika Karp
Craftsbury Common
Hudson Mohawk Industrial Gateway
W & L.E. Gurley Co
5Th Avenue
Fulton Street
Gurley Co
Mt. Anthony
Burt Bros
Edith Beaumont
New Police Association
Erkshire IT
Iaaarl
Deerfield Valley School
Helene Thompson
Shoftsbury
Ron & Maureen
Main ST
Chittenden People
Dorothy Ruthen
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