Cambridge Principal Resigns at Cambridge Central School
Cambridge New York Charles W Bowler supervising principal resigned at a school board meeting to take a fall post as principal of Campus Laboratory School Milne High School New York State Experimental Academy. A-Craft Enterprises of Binghamton won a 3750 dollar bid to add egress windows in every room and Durrin and Durrin secured 1395 dollars to install a new public address system in the auditorium.
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Cambridge Central School
Cambridge Central School Board
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State of New York
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Binghamton
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Sica To Return As Police Officer
CAMBRIDGE NEW YORK Former Police Chief Philip Sica will return as the village’s law enforcement officer on June 1 after a special Village Board meeting. Sica replaces George F Hoag of Bennington who held the job briefly starting April 26.
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N.Y
Philip Sica
Albany
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George F. Hoag
Bennington
Scouts Plan Midsummer Campout for Troops 34 and 47
Arlington scoutmasters Robert Lind sey and Rolland Roy joined numerous scouters at Taconic round table in Manchester on Wednesday to map a midsummer campout in Pownal for Troops 34 and 47. Cap Pike thanks the Arlington American Legion and others for supporting his stay at the VA hospital with cards and kindness.
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Arlington
Rolland Roy
Pownal
Taconic Monthly Round Table
Manchester
Cap Pike
Arlington American Legion
Battlefield opens Bennington site 9 to 5 sparking protest
Hoosick Falls officials protest 9 am to 5 pm closing of Bennington Battlefield Park at Walloomsac, arguing residents work late and wish to cookout after 5. Supervisor Murphy seeks explanation and funds to extend hours. Anna Cunningham notes hours fixed, caretaker Bradley had previously kept 5 to 9 pm open by initiative. The town boards discuss funding, with estimates on insurance and summer staffing.
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N.Y
Bennington
Walloomsac
John A. Murphy
Anna K. Cunningham
Murphy
Bennington Battlefield
New York State
Bradley
Leo Albowicz
Hoosick Falls Board Approves Dump Truck and Police Car
Hoosick Falls village board approved purchasing a new dump truck to replace a 1958 model and a new police car to replace a 1963 car. The board also agreed to buy a three acre parcel adjoining village property from Ray mond Guber for 800 to serve as water project right of way and potential warehouse site. Back water rents: 1,274 of 1,800 due collected. remaining 23 taxpayers warned their water will be shut off. Fire Department service fee increased to 50 for first hour and 35 each additional hour, payable by the caller, with insurers often covering the charge.
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N.Y
Raymond Guber
Carey Ave
Guber
James O'Neil
Richard Severson
Cambridge Gymnastic Exhibition Showcases Students Talent
In Cambridge New York on May 6 students from grades seven to high school performed under Eva Hopkins and Carson Fuller. Girls did dances and calisthenics with pieces like a garden of flowers and Stairway to the Stars while boys demonstrated tumbling and apparatus skills. The event featured numerous acts and student volunteers across grade levels with committees led by Linda Jones and Pat Williams.
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Eva Hopkins
Carson Fuller
Sigrid Oscarson
Joanne Canzeri
Karen McIntyre
Betsy Cornell
Pam Fuller
Debbie Dixson
Pat Maxwell
Debbie Lull
Tina Wheeldon
Nancy Griffin
Chela Bosisio
American Field Service Foreign Exchange
Bonnie Pratt
Pat McLenahan
Donna Waite
Per
Shaftsbury to discuss kindergarten plan and library changes
A Shaftsbury meeting Friday at 7 30 p m will discuss a proposed kindergarten in the public school system along with changes in hot lunch and library facilities. The event follows a reorganizational meeting of the Bennington County Sheriffs Association led by Sheriff John H. Maloney with plans for future meetings in early June. Local sheriffs Frank Haley A Daniel Mason Harold Hicks and Marcel Langlais attended. John Foster was named chairman of the Southwest District School Directors Association at its annual meeting. The Shaftsbury School District information meeting leads to the annual meeting on the final Tuesday in June with reports from a board committee.
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Bennington County Sheriffs’ Association
John H. Maloney
John Foster
Pownal Town
Southwest District School Directors Association
Bennington
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