Irving Adler seeks Shaftsbury school board seat
Irving Adler a mathematician scientist and author announces candidacy for Shaftsbury School Board. He cannot appear on the June 24 ballot and will be nominated from the floor to challenge Mary Moriarty, with Lorna Cole opposing. Adler highlights his education reform ideas and long local teaching history.
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Shaftsbury
Irving Adler
Dr. Adler
Mary Moriarty
Lorna Cole
Adler
Vermont
Edwin A. Colvin
Bi-town Bicentennial Parade in Shaftsbury May 31
Shaftsbury hosts the Memorial Day parade with North Bennington, chaired by Edwin A Colvin and partners. Committee members plan a June 11 flag ceremony at Town Hall and an August 14 picnic. Volunteers organize cemetery clearing, photo collection, and an oral history project for Sandgate. Parade starts 8:45 a.m. from Shaftsbury Elementary.
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Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Edwin A Colvin
Sandgate
Chris LaCroix
Ann Wuerslin
Barbara Stewart
Fred Lemberg
Susan dePeyster
Anna Vaughn
Paula Kautz
Nancy Tschorn
Betty Markey
Markey
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
East Street
Main Street
Angus MacDonald
Church Street
Post Office
Cleveland Avenue
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Golly
Colvin
Marlboro Morris Club to host First U S Morris Ale this weekend
Marlboro Morris and Sword Club invites twelve New England teams to a two day Maypole and Morris dancing festival at Marlboro College. The event includes tours through Windham County on Sunday and village dances Monday with a Brattleboro Retreat and Wilmington stop. Tony Barrand coordinates the ale and can be reached at (802) 254-2651. Public observation starts Saturday at 1 30 p.m. on campus.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Morris and Sword Club
New England
U.S.A
England
Cotswold
Kirtlington
Kidlington
Marlboro Team
Tony Barrand
John Roberts
Marlboro College
Marlboro Town
South Road
Zimmerman
Windham County
Newfane
Brattleboro
Wilmington
Squire
North Bennington Library to close for holiday
The McCullough Library in North Bennington will close Monday May 31 for a holiday and reopen Wednesday June 2.
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McCullough
North Bennington
HFCS Industrial Arts Students Win Prizes
Hoosick Falls Central School entered the metals machining division at the Capital District Industrial Arts Association show held at Colonie Center Mall. Under Thomas Veldman HFCS won four of six prizes in metals machining with seniors Anthony Carelli and Keith LaPorte taking first, LaPorte also first in individual advanced metals machining, Jeff Kimball earning third, and Ernest Bates capturing second in the comprehensive general shop.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Capital District Industrial Arts Association
Colonie Center
Hoosick Falls Central School
Thomas Veldman
HFCS
Anthony Carelli
Keith LaPorte
Jeff Kimball
Ernest Bates
Dorset Library Adds Sixty Books to Shelves
Dorset village public library expands with sixty plus new titles including The Final Days by Woodward and Bernstein, Scoundrel Time by Hellman, and Margot Fonteyn Autobiography. Shaftsbury exhibit planned. calls for info on local writers. Elaine McMahon to lead Thursday story time. Robert Thum seeks Vermont Civil War Round Table chapter. contact 362-3281.
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Dorset Village
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
Lillian Hellman
Washington
Miss Hellman
House Un-American Activities Committee
Margot Fonteyn
Peggy
Eldo
Jessamyn West
Ms. West
Elaine McMahon
Rupert
Robert D. Thum
Dorset
Vermont
Civil War Round Table
Community day planned at Lake Paran with church service
Lake Paran hosts a Sunday community day on May 30 with a 10:30 am workshop service sponsored by North Bennington Congregational Church and a 1:30 pm covered dish luncheon by Paran Recreations Inc. The event invites all residents to mingle, swim, and share a meal, aiming to foster neighborliness and future summer activities. Reverend Matthew Broadbent leads the church effort, hoping to spur ongoing local recreation and gatherings despite uncertain weather.
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Lake Paran
North Bennington
Paran Recreations Inc
Paran
Matthew Broadbent
Broadbent
White Creek residents attend Bennington arts center dedication
White Creek attendees include Sophia Healey and Jan Cook at the Bennington College arts center dedication where Betty Ford spoke about her summers in the college program. Other locals, hospital returns, and family notes from White Creek to Albany and Poultney are recorded along with promotions and marriages.
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New Arts Center
Bennington College
Betty Ford
White Creek
Sophia Healey
Jan Cook
Asdan
Donald George
Douglas Leith
Albany
Donna George
R.N
Donald Georges
Lake Air Force Base
Arizona
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Bennington, VT
SUN
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Garland
Manchester
Charles Skiptunas
Bobbi Jean Booth
Hfcs Industrial Arts
Joan Colgan
Hookham
Reigate
Surrey
Eleanor Niles
Florence McNally
Walter Hulihan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
O— Mesdames George and
Daniel Greene
Hawaii
Larrie George
Suny At
Jim Lake
SUNY
Oswego
Earl Perry
Cobleskill
James Lake
Troy
Poultney
Norman Perry
Gordon Byars
Howard Robinson
Roy Whitman
United Methodist Women
Green Mountain College
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Teleflora
Arlington
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