BSD budget item on Sacred Heart teachers loan approved
The board discussed a $31,000 teacher loan arrangement with Sacred Heart Parish, covering $22,500 for three teachers and related costs. Ballot articles will present voters with the choice to approve the arrangement. State aid projections for Sacred Heart students and other fiscal items were also noted amid ongoing negotiations and a tentative budget draft.
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Wicks
Sacred Heart Parish
BSD
George A. Sleeman
Catherine Corcoran
Sacred Heart
Pleasant St
Molly Stark
Bennington County new B ROC developer named
A Vermont native and former teacher, William Sandy Morse, 29, is named the new Bennington County developer for the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council. Morse replaces Peter Ayersbach and will supervise three VISTAs while earning a 7500 dollar salary as he promotes housing solutions and broader community support. He lives in Arlington with his wife and child and holds a master's in education from Temple University.
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Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council
B-Roc
Robert Green
William
Sandy
Morse
Woodstock
Lyndon State College
Community Action Agency
Peter Ayersbach
VISTA
Arlington
BROC
Dorset
Sunderland
North Shire
Ondawa
Bennington Ymca
Green
Bennington
Legalities of BSD dispute loom over SVSU policy
Vermont lawmaker says Bennington area battle over an elementary supervisor mirrors statewide disputes. BSD argues its district can veto or withdraw from the Chittenden South Supervisory Union. SVSU says representation and funding must be shared. Attorney Clark asserts inherent power to hire aides, with funding apportioned by district student counts. The discussion covers reapportionment bills, one man one vote limits, and possible regionalization to resolve gridlock.
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Henry H. Carse
Vermont House Education Committee
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Mt. Anthony Union
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Shaftsbury
Pownal
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Woodford
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Supreme Court
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Shaftbury
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Mount Anthony
Lawrence E. Harrington
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New England Votes On SST Fund Split By State
Washington report details New England states voting on a House measure to fund SST development. The tally 201 to 197 split includes 107 Democrats and 94 Republicans for. 129 Democrats and 68 Republicans against. States list which Democrats and Republicans supported or opposed, with names and party lines.
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Massachusetts
Boland
Keith
Burke
Donohue
Drinan
Harrington
Hicks
MacDonald
O'Neill
Conte
Heckler
Morse
New Hampshire
Wyman
Cleveland
Rhode Island
St. Germain
Tiernan
Vermont
Stafford
Bennington Mayfest lighted by films and drives
Bennington tonight features The Pursuit of Happiness from Kenneth Clark’s Civilisation in Mt Anthony Union High School auditorium as part of Mayfest. The free event invites public attendance.
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Richard Sleeman
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Kenneth Clark
Bennington
Hospital Notes Entries Include Several Admissions and Births
Admissions list Kenneth Oldham and Miss Kelley Marie Gardner. Discharges include Mrs. Bessie Green and Mrs. Joyce Breen with daughter. Mrs. Teresa Davis. Births: a son for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wilkins of North Bennington on May 12, and a son for Mr. and Mrs. James Stanford Jr. of South Dorset. Also born to AOC and Mrs. Norman E. Joly at Camp Kue Army Hospital Okinawa on May 8. Norman Scott Joly weighs eight pounds, 14.2 ounces. Joly unit is Fleet Composite Squadron Five at Naha. Joly’s family details linked to East Pownal and Pownal.
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Shaftsbury
Joyce M. Breen
Johnsonville
N.Y
Teresa Davis
North Bennington
Donald Wilkins
R.D
James P. Stannard Jr
South Dorset
AOC
Norman E. Joly
Camp Kue Army Hospital
Okinawa
Joly
Fleet Composite Sqdn
Naha
Norman Scott
Tom
Jim
Diane
Annette
Pownal
William Joly
East Pownal
Berton Morey
Olive Mattison
North Bennington tax abatement plea gains Bennington ally
Selectman J C Jerome backed North Bennington residents claiming tax injustice under the town charter. He urged against pursuing a tax abatement meeting, saying it would be futile, and recommended filing the case in chancery court. The North Bennington trustees and their attorney met him Tuesday.
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Bennington
J.C. Jerome
Jerome
Board of
Fred Welling
Bob Lerner
Keith S. King
Chancery Court
Selectmen
North
King
Selectman
J. Duncan Campbell
Edward Frasier
Norton Barber
Board of Tax Abatement
Barber
Lamb
Frasier
Moulton pushes Vermont toward statewide anti billboard law
Development Secretary Elbert G. Moulton said Vermont should implement the 1968 anti billboard law statewide soon. He cited a Windham Windsor pilot and proposed upgrades to signage accessibility readability and coordination with tourist information while noting federal approval hurdles.
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Moulton
Windham
Windsor
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
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