Women plan Bennington regional conference center panel
Women at the Bennington regional conference will discuss organizing a local women’s center with leaders from Rutland Albany North Adams and Brattleboro. The panel explores crisis counseling health cooperative employment services and more as a pathway to a regional resource hub.
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Bennington
Rutland
Albany
N.Y
North Adams
Mass
Brattleboro
Marsha LaFlamme
North Adams Center
Women’s Center
Brattleboro Center
Green Peak Camp plans 4th season in Manchester Vermont
Green Peak Day Camp on Route 7 in Manchester will operate from June 27 to August 19 for its fourth season. Polly Noe, a YMCA certified instructor, is owner director. her son Ron, a Lyndon State College recreation major, assists. Susan Keefe leads the staff with WSI and SLS credentials from Red Cross, previously at Camp Pinecliffe. Kiddy Kamp returns with a weekly preschool program for kindergarten entrants. Activities run 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. includes learn to swim, boating, hiking, games, arts. For brochure, write Box 807, Manchester Center, VT 05255, or visit the Vermont News Guide office.
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Manchester
Polly Noe
YMCA
Ron
Lyndon State College
Susan Keefe
Red Cross
WSI
Camp Pinecliffe
Harrison
Manchester Center
Vermont News Guide
Ron Noe
Green Peak
Route 7
Arlington schools unveil wall mural by student designer
A cheerful Snoopy greets Fisher Elementary School children in Arlington as Patrick Pickering, a sophomore at Arlington Memorial High School, designed and painted the wall decoration for the school project.
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Snoopy
Fisher Elementary School
Arlington
Patrick Pickering
Arlington Memorial High School
Nuke ban fails by one vote in East Montpelier
In a 99 to 99 tie resolved by moderator James Hudson, East Montpelier voters rejected a resolution to ban constructing nuclear power plants. The decision ends a move that would have joined more than 30 Vermont communities with anti nuclear initiatives.
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East Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
James Hudson
Vermont Chiefs Honor Slain Colleagues During Peace Officers Week
Lyndonville Chief Alexander Fontecha and Manchester Chief Dana Thompson were honored with graveside wreaths by the Vermont Police Chiefs Association during National Peace Officers Week. In Montpelier, officials say a 1977 education funding change delays state aid estimates, leaving towns unsure how much money they will receive next year.
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Lyndonville
UPI
Alexander Fontecha
Manchester
Dana Thompson
Vermont Police Chiefs Association
UVM names Robert Arns as academic affairs VP
Dr. Robert Arns of Ohio State University is named vice-president for academic affairs at the University of Vermont, effective Aug. 1. The Buffalo native, 43, has been OSU associate provost for instruction since 1975 and affiliated with OSU since 1964. He replaces Alfred Rollins Jr. after a selection from 250 nominations by a committee of students, faculty and administrators.
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Arns
Alfred Rollins Jr
UVM
Ancram board to study sludge shipment proposal
Ancram Town Board will study a plan proposed by 75-year-old Letty Carson to move New York City sewer sludge upstate for use as fertilizer on Columbia County nonfood crops. She argues it could be ecologically sound and help save a failing rail line by transporting sludge via rail. Amtrak ridership to Montreal from NYC has turned a corner with faster trains and lower rates.
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Ancram
New York City
Ancram Town Board
Planning Board
Letty Carson
Columbia County
Albany
Amtrak
Montreal
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Raymond Schuler
New York State
Berkshire District Court Orders Mental Examination in Stabbing Case
A Berkshire district court judge ordered a not guilty plea for Carolyn Ledya and ordered a psychiatric examination after she allegedly stabbed her father, Henry Arpante, 61, at Clapp Park last Friday. Arpante remains in serious condition at Berkshire Medical Center. police say an extended family argument preceded the attack.
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Pittsfield
Carolyn Ledya
Henry Arpante
Berkshire Medical Center
First Black Councilman Appears In Pittsfield Election
A noon recount reinforced Wilbert N. Stockton Jr. winning by one vote over Raymond S. Webster II in Pittsfield's City Council race. Webster requests testing voting machines to check for 10 blank votes potential due to machine error. Registrars plan to discuss May 24. outcome may confirm pivotal result.
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Pittsfield
Wilbert N. Stockton Jr
Raymond S. Webster II
Webster
Stockton
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