Friendly Farley Visits Bennington College Wolf Talk Draws Crowd
More than 100 people including children gathered at Bennington College to meet Farley, a young grey wolf, and hear Dr. Charles Berger discuss wolves. The event covered wolf biology, pack dynamics, conservation status, and the wolf’s reputation versus reality, with Farley introed after a film presentation.
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Transcendental Meditation lecture and veterans meeting in Bennington
An introductory Transcendental Meditation lecture is set for Thursday at 8 in Room A of the Community Recreation Center. The Bennington Disabled American Veterans chapter 4 meets at 7 30 p.m. Thursday at the Vermont Veterans Home. Parents of Mt Anthony Union High School seniors gather at 7 30 p.m. Thursday May 30 in Room 104 to plan an all night party.
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Bennington thrift shops showcase diverse items this week
Thrift shops in Bennington feature trout flies, a floor lamp, a two burner hot plate, a mink fur piece, bathing suits and lingerie. Fireplace screen price dropped. North Bennington shop offers an electric stove in good condition, collector stamps and a clearance sale on all clothes.
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Retired man returns to work at Red Bluff dump
Bob Quinn, after 41 years collecting garbage in Red Bluff, quit at 79 to enjoy retirement and raise chickens. A bored Quinn returned to work as superintendent of Los Molinos Garbage Dump after a dog killed his chickens, prompting his return to duties.
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Vermont Life Summer Issue Highlights Gardens and Caring
Vermont Life’s summer edition features color essays on gardening in Burlington and cycling in Woodstock, plus a Brandon piece on caring through a school program. The 64 page issue marks Peter Jones as art director, succeeds Frank Lieberman, and includes articles on courthouses, Vermont culture, and Pablo Casals who died at 96.
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