Dogs, cars, and a biting incident in Hoosick Falls
Police investigate thefts and disturbances across Hoosick Falls and Shaftsbury. A battery was stolen from a 1967 Chevrolet Impala at Steve Shaw’s, a Walker coon dog named Jake is missing from Shaftsbury, a car collision on Main Street involved Charlene Redden, juveniles bent a fence at 42 First St, Marty Bromirski Jr was bitten by a dog at Barton Avenue athletic field, and a Route 67 crash near Bennington Battlefield Park injured Theresa Weller, with Trooper Mills handling the scene.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Village
Steve Shaw
Steve
River Road
Walter Green
Shaftsbury
Jake
Dennis Furman
Danforth Street
Main Street
Mahar
Charlene Redden
Kennedy Lane
First St
Henry Bromirski Jr
Wilder Avenue
Marty
Barton Avenue
Henry Hanselman
Bennington Battlefield Park
Theresa Weller
Main St
Clarence R. Sheldon
Fresh Air Fund host pleas and Route 7 improvements story
Community efforts highlighted include Fresh Air Fund host invitations for NYC youths and Kasmer Stempek’s Route 7 improvement drive in Hoosick Falls. Kiwanis and GHA plans target bridge beautification, railing repair, flower planting, and a map mural while highway reconstruction continues. Cancer Society Vermonters benefit from Sunderland fund drive excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Deer
Kasmer Stempek
Stempek
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Committee
New Books At McCullough Library North Bennington
Richard J. Dailey of North Bennington among 326 graduates at Saint Leo College Florida in its 10th annual commencement held May 2. He earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough Library
North Bennington
Richard J. Dailey
William Dailey Jr
Saint Leo College
Fla
Vermont study finds elderly housing severely short in supply
The Vermont Ecumenical Council reports a statewide gap in affordable elderly housing. About 1,006 units serve low income seniors while 1,083 people remain on waiting lists. One third of those waiting are badly in need of decent housing. Plans foresee 53 new units next year. The Rev. David Robinson says more housing would help seniors stay independent and cut state spending on nursing home care.
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Burlington
VPI
Vermont Ecumenical Council
VEC
Rita Barnes
Montpelier
Gas supply said good for Vermont winter
Vermont Gas Systems Inc President Julian Grissert said there will be no shortage this winter as the company nears a contract with Canada to meet two years of supply. The Canadian get-tough policy aims to force exports after domestic needs are met, but Grissert reassured about adequate imports for about 11,000 customers in Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Julian Grissert
Vermont Gas Systems Inc
Canada
Vermont Gas Systems
Rutland nursing home fire injures none. two children blamed
Fire gutted the third floor of the Perham Nursing Home in Rutland after two children aged about three and six accidentally started the blaze while playing with matches. All 11 residents were evacuated with no injuries. one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation and released.
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Rutland
UPI
Rutland Nursing Home
Perham Nursing Home
Rutland Hospital
Massive New York crowd packs America Parade route
In Colonie estimates placed the audience at 100000 to 150000 as the America Parade marched 2.5 miles from 8 p m Monday to just before midnight along Albany Shaker Road. Spectators pushed into streets injuring several while cameramen were knocked down as cameras were trampled. Police struggled to control the throng despite extra overtime personnel and help from local and state agencies.
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Colonie
America
Albany Shaker Road
Volunteer Police Auxiliary
Albany County Sheriff's Department
State Police
Norman Rockwell Parade Draws Ten Thousand In Stockbridge
In Stockbridge Berkshire a 90 minute parade drew about 10 000 spectators as 2 000 participants joined Norman Rockwell his wife Molly and two sons on a flatbed truck. Rockwell who has lived in Stockbridge 24 years paused to tell reporters he was tired but proud.
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Stockbridge
Main Street
Norman Rockwell
Rockwell
Molly
Saturday Evening Post
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Noel Bulinda
Schenectady
Mills
New York State Police
Center Brunswick
New York City
New York
Reader’s Digest
GHA
Greater Hoosick Association
River Street
Niagara Mohawk
Wood Memorial Park
Harry Sternberg
Baker’s Nursery
Herb Loretan
Treasury
H. Manning Publishing Co
Bellows Falls
John Street
Ben Franklin
High Street
Route 22
St. Mary’s Academy High School
Elks
Sunderland
American Cancer Society
Fred Stacy
William McCoy
Eugene Prandini
Bennington
Leo Hourihan
Rose Sweet
Alan Mattison
Arlington
Douglas Schnerr
Manchester
Nathan Smith
Pawlet and Granville
George Shields
Peter Clark
Cambridge
Fresh Air Fund
Pennsylvania
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Fear Olmsted
Blue Harbor Luxem
Outlaw Moon Bower
Sheriff Tuttle
Stories Canfield
Liston
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Buckley
Young
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Salem
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Walsh
Lindbergh
the New Yorker
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Arnaz
Destiny
Roosevelt & Brough
Liberty Tavern
Fleming
Nevins
Monkeys Rawls
Clifford
Uncle Lionel — Creasey
Ozick
Woodward & Bernstein
Mallowan
Dover
Chantos
Brazil
Levin
Anthony
Clyne
the Golem
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Wagner
Valley Forge
Charles
Paul Revere
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Yorktown
Martha
Lipton
Icedtea
Mr. Grocer
Thomas J. Lipton, Inc
U.S.A
Puerto Rico
Clinton
Iowa
Tots
ST. Johnsbury
Crystal Rutland
Caledonia County
Dale Gary
Vermont Bar Association
Bar Association
James Brock
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Conte
Amherst
Massachusetts
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Commonwealth
North Adams
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