Hoosick Boards to Explain Delay in Subdivision Review Tonight
Hoosick Falls N Y The Town of Hoosick Board and Town Planning Board, invited to join the Concerned Citizens Committee at the Grange Hall, will explain why they delayed action on revising the town subdivision regulations for a three to four month study. They claim they were not fairly treated and stress growth should serve the entire town, not just floodplain areas, with a subdivision ordinance guiding an overall plan. The boards say their role is an unbiased view on property transfers tied to growth and note 10 minor subdivision hearings have not required changes or delayed transfers. They also object to excluding village residents from committee meetings, stressing subdivision rules affect all residents. The committee meets at 7:30 p m with officials to join at 8:30 p m.
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Concerned Citizens Committee
Hoosick
South Cambridge Community Blueprints and Notices
The administrative board of the local church will meet tonight at 8. Community members assisted with road clean up on Saturday May 1. Cambridge Central school honor rolls list several students across high honors and honors. Homeowners urged to donate usable items for a church tag sale tied to a June 12 rummage and food sale. Pleasant Valley Grange to host a public card party May 18 at 8 pm with awards given for women and men categories. William English and Mary Labanowski aided.
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United Methodist Church
Pleasant Valley Grange
Donna Zakrzewski
Mary Labanowski
George Rogers
John Becker
Sharon Wood
William English
Arlington civic events and standings in upcoming week
Arlington Col Fairfax Ayres received a life membership in American Legion Post 69 presented at his home by Dudley Griffis Sr. AMHS scholarship applications are available at the high school office for return by May. Arlington Garden Club meets Tuesday with a flower arranging demonstration by Mrs. Ethel Twitchell of Manchester. Calendar lists softballs, baseball games, meetings at St. Margaret Mary Hall and high school events, plus fire company bingo and Grange activities throughout the week.
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Arlington Garden Club
Ethel Twitchell
Manchester
Dorothy Coleman
Lawrence Brush
Christine MacKenzie
Vincent Hyland
Gerald Raftery
Terprise Society of the Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Arlington
Otter Valley
St. Margaret Mary Hall
Arlington Fish & Game Club
Club House
Burr & Burton
Arlington School Board
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
FOE
Eagle Rooms
AMHS
Fisher School
Arlington Fire Co
Arlington American Legion Post 69
Legion Rooms
Arlington Rescue Squad
Grange
Arlington Chorale
Adolescent change topic lectures in Wilmington
Dr. Fritz Redl will speak on Adolescence in a Time of Change at Deerfield Valley Elementary School on Sunday May 23 at 7 30 p m. Parent teacher groups from Wilmington Whitingham Wordsboro Dover Stamford Rowe Halifax Marlboro and Readsboro sponsor the series with community questions afterward.
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Readsboro
Middlebury Dean Named Bucknell President
George D. O'Brien, 45, dean of faculty and philosophy professor at Middlebury College, is chosen as Bucknell University's 12th president. He will assume office in July after a 14 member search committee recommended him from 400 nominations. he plans to continue teaching and will have his dean duties absorbed by other departments.
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UPI
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Middlebury College
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Lewisburg
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Liberal Arts
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Charles H. Watts II
Bucknell Alumni Association
Bucknell
Yale University
University of Chicago
Princeton University
O'Brien
University of Chicago Press
Burgess weighs independent race for Vermont governor
Former Lt. Gov. John S. Burgess, long tied to the Republican Party, says he may run for governor as an Independent to offer choice to liberal and moderate Republicans and Democrats. He chairs the State Bicentennial Commission and will decide after July 4. If runs, he would compete with Republican William Craig and Richard Snelling, while Democrats Brian Burns Robert OBrien and Stella Hackel seek their nomination.
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Brattleboro
UPI
John S. Burgess
Burgess
Vermont
James Jeffords
U.S. House
William Craig
House
Richard Snelling
Brian Burns
Robert O’brien
Orango County
Stella Hackel
Road sign hearing sought to delay removal in Vermont
A group of Addison County business owners asked the state Transportation Board for a hearing to stall the removal of about 300 roadside signs in highway rights of way. Rep. Douglas Baker said the move is a holding action while they seek legal grounds. He criticized federal pressure as somewhat arbitrary.
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Baker
Vermont AG Sues Ad Firm for Fraud Over Delays
The Vermont attorney general files a consumer fraud suit in Washington County Superior Court against Community Subscribers Inc. the firm that sells telephone book covers and promotional materials. It allegedly solicited Vermont businesses but did not deliver or refund within a reasonable time. The state seeks delivery within six weeks or immediate refunds, a $10,000 civil fine per violation, and reimbursement of state expenses.
East Greenbush Talks Possible Settlement Amid Standstill
East Greenbush teachers chief negotiator Kevin McCann said Sunday a settlement may come today after a month of stalled talks. The union seeks rehiring for 43 teachers fired last week while the district insisted reductions could be avoided with a one year wage freeze.
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East Greenbush
East Greenbush Teachers Association
Kevin McCann
Body Found in Hudson River Near Madison Street
An 18 year old Troy youth, Michael Lefebvre, was found dead in the Hudson River Sunday at the foot of Madison Street after disappearing Saturday night. Associate Medical Examiner S Shik Choi indicates no external injuries and death likely accidental drowning.
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Troy
Hudson River
Madison Street
Michael Lefebvre
S. Shik Choi
Williamstown housing study labels town an importer of labor
A Friday report on Williamstown housing shows rapid price growth from 1971 to 1975 with the average sale rising 72.6 percent to 45 507. More than a dozen homes lack flush toilets and 47 percent are dilapidated or deteriorating. Adaptive Systems Corp produced the study with HUD funding, while teachers approve a three year contract 37 to 7. Details were withheld until tonight's board meeting.
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Williamstown
North Adams
Adaptive Systems Corp
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Williamstown Teachers Association
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