Manchester Zoning Change Approved By Selectmen
Manchester selectmen split 4 to 1 approve a rewording of the zoning ordinance to allow private nonprofit organization use in single residence districts. The change mirrors the planning commission recommendation and rejects a nonprofit day care center use limit. The Day Care Center seeks to relocate to Highland Avenue in a donated house licensed for 50 children. Only dissenting member Ralph Fleming Jr. opposed the phrase non profit. If no appeal is filed, the rewording takes effect in 21 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Selectmen
Town Planning Commission
Ralph Fleming Jr
Planning Commission
Ferdinand Bongartz
Spruce Street
Highland Avenue
Sarah Given Larson
Fleming
Pownal Notes Include Fresh Air Invites And Derby Plans
Local notes detail the Fresh Air program inviting New York City children to Bennington during July. Maria Avilez, age 11, seeks reinvitation, with deadlines and local contact points. Also covered are the Pownal Fishing Derby details with two trout divisions and refreshments, plus Lions Club activities including scholarships, a work bee, golf tournament, sight conservation, and upcoming installation with a full smorgasbord and dance lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Fish and Game Club
White’s Pond
Pownal
Arlington
Norshaft
Bennington
Lions
Richard Champney
Sugar-coated sales pitch questioned integrity of Springer group
The piece notes continued doubts about the integrity of Springer or G.N. Despite this the corporation shows its legitimacy with banking references including First National of Boston, a breakdown of its organization and legal counsel, and a reiteration of its formal backing.
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Springer
G.N
First National of Boston
Great Northern seeksWoodford zoning change to 5 acre lots
In Woodford last night voters gave Great Northern Land Corporation six months to produce a written plan for 1100 acres near Little Pond to be zoned for five acre residential lots. The hearing highlighted state Act 250 rules, local plans, and the town's resistance to granting a quick final approval.
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Charles Bonenti Arlington
Woodford
Great Northern Land Corporation
G.N
Little Pond
Robert Springer
Springer
William Mitchell
State Agency For Development and Community Affairs
Mitchell
Ken Senecal
Merrill Mandel
Cadiz Consultants
Bennington
Senecal
District Environmental Commission
The
Environmental Commission
Boston
Vermont
State Health Department
Great Northern
Madison
N.H
Eidelweiss
John Simson
Ben
Nington County Regional Planning Commission
Simson
Joseph Russell
Russell
Williamstown Names New Town Manager Robert Jones
Williamstown Massachusetts set to appoint Robert Jones, 38, of South Burlington as town manager after a 4 to 1 vote. He will earn 15000 annually plus 1400 travel and 2000 moving allowance. succeeds Guy Krapp who resigned April 2 for a similar post in New Hampshire.
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Williamstown
Mass
Robert Jones
South Burlington
Janes
Guy Krapp
New Hampshire
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Pownals
Vera Langlais
Marcel Langlais
Fred Stacy
Shaftsbury
Main Street
North Bennington
Mrs. Rice
Mary Elizabeth Rice
William Lauzon
Lawrence ‘Moe’ Harrington
Lauzon
Grande Canadian Imports CO
New York, W. Y
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Signorina
Ford
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