Private Wilmington school for learning disorders eyed
A private Wilmington school for youths with learning difficulties may open on a 40 acre Stone Hill Road site, with a summer day camp. The Wilmington Learning Center would serve 20 to 30 students aged 10 to 16, at about 8000 dollars tuition per student yearly, and involve extensive renovations costing over 200 thousand dollars. The project had no opposition at the Zoning Board hearing and is planned by a New Jersey corporation with Windham Development Corp as owner.
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Stewart Hancock
Wilmington
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Stone Hill Road
Twin Silos
Thomas P. Politano
New Jersey Corporation
Arthur Pinkham
Windham Development Corp
New York City
Politano
Anthony Surazi
The
New Corporation
Palisades
N.J
Surazi
West Dover
University of Vermont
City College of New York
State Education Department
State Health Department
Fire Marshall’s
Windham Regional Commission
Sidney Davis
Charles Moissac
Meiisaac
Vermont
Big House
Summerhill
England
Porter Farwell
Arlington youth fundraiser and upcoming chorale event in town
Arlington youths plan a car wash at Chem Clean Mobile north of the village from noon to 5 p m this Saturday and Sunday to raise funds for a coffee house. Richard Geer can provide details at 375 2548. The Arlington Chorale led by Theodore Cook seasons May 2 at 8 p m in Arlington Memorial High School with a food sale and white elephant table on May 15 at the Community House to cover expenses and music costs.
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Chem- Clean
Richard Geer
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Arlington Chorale
Theodore Cook
Arlington Memorial High School
Parallel courses eyed for 1100 acre Woodford project
Great Northern Land Corp pursues a dual path to develop 1100 acres in Woodford Vermont, listing the land for sale at 350 dollars per acre with United Farm Agency while seeking zoning changes to permit one half acre lots. President Robert Springer says they will sell only if development plans fail. The town seeks a zoning that accommodates clustered housing and requires meeting state health and sewage standards.
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Geoffrey Chapman
Woodford
Great Northern Land Corporation
United Farm Agency
Bernardston
Mass
Robert Springer
Great Northern
Vermont Health Department
Planning Commission of
Springer
Joseph Russell
United Farm
Route 9
Little Pond
Vermont
Humane Society approves sale of Henry property in Arlington
The Bennington County Humane Society votes to dispose of the Henry property intended for a new permanent headquarters. The sale follows tax issues and neighbor opposition, while the board also approves renovating the original shelter and relocating operations. Col. Fairfax Ayers and Harlan Miller opposed the expansion, citing zoning and residential use concerns.
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Humane Society
Henry
Kelton Miller
Arlington
Bennington County Humane Society
Jean Henry
Arlington-Shaftsbury
Fisher Elementary School
Society
William H. Bell
Bell
Shaftsbury Selectmen
Col
Fairfax Ayers
Ayers
Selectman
Harlan Miller
Shaftsbury
White Heather Farm
Henry House
The
Family and community notices in Greenwich and Dorset events
Walloomsac and area residents attend Mother's Day gatherings in Greenwich and Bennington. Honeymoon couple Richard Lasser back from Nassau visits. friends greet John Hathaway after ear surgery at Albany Medical Center. Dorset hosts roast turkey supper and a free children’s fishing derby at Dorset Mill Pond in memory of Allan Wilkins. Sewing Angels make surgical pads for Hoosick Falls Health Center. Henry property zoning dispute moved toward Humane Society focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lasser
Nassau
George Wolfrum
Hoosick Falls
B.A. Leonard
Newburgh
Gordon Hoag
Walloomsac
John Hathaway
Albany Medical Center
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Ciizens
Dorset Sportsmen’s Club
Allan Wilkins
Dorset
Wilkins
Peter Nero To Headline Third Saratoga Springs Concert
Peter Nero returns to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center for a matinee show in the amphitheater on Sunday June 13 at 2 p.m. He will be joined by David Troncoso bass and Cecil Ricca drums in a program mixing jazz and pop favorites. Tickets go on sale May 16 at the center box office and May 17 at Ticketron outlets. mail orders accepted.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Peter Nero
America
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
David Troncoso
Cecil Ricca
Nero
Brooklyn
Juillard
The
High School of Music and Art
Ticketron
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Ethan Allen
Pomona Grange
Mt. Equinox Grange
Manchester Center
Home Economics Committee
Hazel Hogan
Bennington
Miss Hogan
Helen Clough
Helene Thompson
Patricia Boynton
Sunderland
UVM School of Agriculture
Boynton
UVM School of Nursing
Stamford
Viola Wilcox
Manchester Depot
Belle Decker
Evelyn Snow
Florence Hattar
Rose Gleason
Margaret Lillie
Mrs. Hattat
Pomona
Leroy Barrows
Barrows
Perkinsville
Olive Evans
Putney
Bennington Grange
State Grange
North Randolph Center
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Blanchard Stone
State Grange Home Economics
Capital City
Fienberg
Main ST
Red Mountain Lodge
Jerome Rice
Brian Little
Philip H. Behan
Duane Hoyt
Pierce Squires
Richard Whitman
Donald Brown
David McKeighan
Lester Brush
Bruce Caler
Earl Prouty
Herman Benjamin
Tyler
Bertha Hoag
Roscoe Austin
Alice Guiden
Mrs. Austin
Harvey Baker
Greenwich
David Baker
Hudson’s Falls
Arthur Harrington Sr
James Harrington
Harringtons
New Hampshire
Mrs
Paul Cipperly
Breese Hollow
Cipperly
John Hoag
Charles Hathaway
Derwent
Samaritan Hospital
O— John Austin
Molly
Post Corners
Charles Magnussen
Brentwood, N.Y
Jack O’brien
United Church
McWayne Jewelers
Gilbert's Hardware
Russell Parks’ Store
Dorset Mill Pond
U.S
BBC
New York
Anne Frank
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H
South Street
Iceberg Lettuce Ee Teak
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PRI
Fisherman’s Delight
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