OEO Seeks Public Attendance At May 22 Meeting
HOOSICK FALLS New York The Rensselaer County CEO Board meets Tuesday May 22 at 8 p m in the Hoosick Falls Municipal Building to discuss the OEO future and possible continuation of GEO. Dr David Berlant will chair in the absence of Father Thomas Flanigan who is recovering from surgery.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer County Ceo Board of
David Berlant
Wil
Thomas Flanigan
Grace Brandl
Severson
Elizabeth Holmes
Hoosick
Berlant
John Murphy
Troy
Sand Lake
Nassau
Rensselaer
OEO
GEO
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Federation of Young Republicans
Bernice Murray
Murray
Waring Partridge
Rep. Mallary
Vermont Republican
Washington
Adoption group picnic set for Brandon Saturday
The Southern Vermont chapter of Room For One More plans a picnic in Brandon on Saturday May 19 starting at 11 a.m. through the afternoon. The group serves individuals and families who have adopted or plan to adopt or are interested in a waiting child. Call A Fenton in Wallingford for details.
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Brandon
Southern Vermont
Fenton
Wallingford
Burlington
UPI
Vermont
George Watson
Watson
Shaftsbury Firemen Host Car Wash This Saturday
Shaftsbury firemen announce a car wash at Shaftsbury Elementary School grounds near the firehouse starting 10 a.m. to raise funds for the department. The United Methodist Church junior choir rehearses Thursday at 6 p.m. and the senior choir rehearses at 7 p.m.
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Shaftsbury
United Methodist Church
Sage City Symphony to give second public concert
The Sage City Symphony of North Bennington presents its second concert Sunday at 8 p.m. in the North Bennington Elementary School gym. Conducted by Louis Calabro, the six member volunteer ensemble, ages 12 to 70, performs Brahms Strauss and Shostakovich with soprano Stephanie Turash as soloist. The free program reflects a tiny budget funded by Bennington, North Bennington, and Shaftsbury, with commissions by Otto Leuning and Henry Brant. audience is invited to stay for refreshments after.
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Sage City Symphony
North Bennington
Johannes Brahms
Richard Strauss
Dmitri Shostakovitch
Bennington College
Louis Calabro
Bennington
New York
Shaftsbury
Sage City
Otto Leuning
Henry Brant
Car Pagers
Stephanie Turash
Strauss
Miss Turash
Calabro
Sundey
Louis Calabry
Two Men arraigned over Falls Hall burglary charge
HOOSICK FALLS N Y Two men aged 20 were arraigned on burglary third degree and petty larceny charges in a Hoosick Falls break in at St. Stanislaw's Hall Sunday morning. Wesley Weeden of Johnsonville and Alan Adams of Hoosick Falls were jailed pending examination next Monday night. Police say $30 to $35 in cash and three quarts of liquor were taken from the barroom. Bail likely set by district attorney.
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Hoosick Falls
St. Stanislaw’s
Wesley Weeden
B.D
Johnsonville
Alan Adams
Hoosick Walls
Rensselaer County
District Attorney’s
Art and trophy display for Bennington horse show
Art and trophy display for the annual Bennington County Horse Show are shown in the First Vermont Bank lobby to promote the event on Sunday May 27 at Bald Mountain Farm Arlington. Exhibits feature Kine art silver trophies prize ribbons and color photos by Mrs Lee Ramsey with donations from local residents and families for the Bennington County Humane Society fundraiser.
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First Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Bennington County Horse Show Committee
Bald Mountain Farm
Route 7
Arlington
Bennington County Humane Society
Lee Ramsey
Bedminster N.J
National Arts Club
New Jersey Society of Arts and Letters
United States
Ramsey
Paul Kelley
Janet Frantz
Bennington
Kelley
Frantz
Vermont weighs central crime data bank proposal
A Governor’s Commission report urges Vermont to create a centralized computer system to store information on crime and justice with an estimated first year cost around 200 thousand dollars. The data bank would cover crimes courts arrests convictions and corrections but exclude militants organized crime drug networks and personal confidential rehabilitation data.
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Montpelier
UPI
Governor's Commission On the Administration of Justice
Vermont
Erie
NINE NILE CORRIDOR PROPOSAL OPPOSITION GROWS IN RENSselaer COUNTY
A proposed high voltage transmission corridor for four southern Rensselaer County towns Schadack Sand Lake East Greenbush and North Greenbush faces pushback from peak planners and environmentalists. Niagara Mohawk Power Corp seeks PSC approval to cut the corridor with opponents arguing better supply along existing rights of way. In Albany Health Department finds lead in baby juice cans evaporated milk soda pop and canned fruits and vegetables. Health Commissioner Hollis 8 Ingraham says 70 percent of tested cans with lead-soldered seams may be hazardous and declines to name brands for fear of mislabeling.
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Troy
Rensselaer County
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
State Publi Service Commission
Schadack
Sand Lake
East Greenbush
North Greenbush
Albany
State Health Department
Hollis
Ingraham
Becket planned leisure and year round homes proposal
Two large developments would add about 500 acres at the Ronny Rigg intersection of Routes 8 and 20 bringing total major land projects in 15 years to five. Preliminary plans filed with the Planning Board outline two tracts for 3 leisure and year round homes.
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Packist
Becket
Ronny Rigg
Planning Board
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