Arlington youth debate spurs call for a stronger town voice
About 36 residents gathered in Arlington town hall to discuss a long running youth problem. Speakers blamed rowdy Main Street behavior and disturbances near Route 313 and 7, urging stricter limits and more police presence. They noted nearby town trouble makers, cited vandalism at a Variety Store, and pressed for action by selectmen and state authorities.
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Arlington
Cawes
Main Street
Route 313
Griffins Furniture Store
Phyllis Allen
Colonial Inn
St. James Cemetery
Nick Monte
William Towne
Larry
Molloy
Wesley C. Townsend
Robert Lindsey
Towne
Variety Store
Charles H. Farrell
Donald Keough
Board
U Red
Keough
John Hefernan
Corti
Shaftsbury Berfas
Townsend, Morte, Towne
Shirley Mattison
Constabulary
Raymond G. Bolton
Bolton
Commissioner of Corrections
Kent Stoneman
Stoneman
Jane Gardner
Grant requests seek state and federal funds in Vermont
Arlington The Bennington County Regional Commission reviews multiple grant applications. The DES via DOL asks for 3,212,752 in federal funds for employment services and unemployment insurance with comments due June 8. The Justice Commission through LEAA requests 159,? thousand for training at Vermont Police Academy and out of state schools with June 10 deadline. The Office of State Geologist at UVM seeks 25,685 to study four geologic environments for uranium with comments due June 12.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Office of
UVM
Vermont
Statewell Health Department
State Planning Office
Combined church service and spring sale at South Cambridge
The circuit churches hold Sunday morning service at Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church with a Gideons guest speaker while Rev. Burdess attends Green Mountain College conference. South Cambridge Church hosts a spring and food sale on Saturday June 7 and scrap paper may be left at the shed.
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Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Green Mountain College
Gideons
South Cambridge
Choir Rehearsal At North Pownal Church Tonight
The Pownals Choir will rehearse at 6 30 tonight at the North Pownal Congregational Church. The Pownal Center Fire Department holds a worknight at 7 30 tonight at their firehouse. Cpl. Michael G Buck, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Buck, is stationed in Jacksonville NC not Quantico VA per Friday Banner.
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North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal Center
Qa Marine Cpl
Michael G. Buck
Robert Buck
North Pownal
Jacksonville
N.C
Quantico
Three Manchester teachers retire after long careers
Theresa Zullo Edna Wright and Nelson Carman will be honored at a retirement reception Sunday June 1 from 2 to 4 PM at the Manchester Elementary School gym. Zullo a Manchester native retires after 41 years in teaching with early posts at Brimstone Corners Hollister and Manchester Village schools.
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Manchester
Theresa Zullo
Edna Wright
Nelson Carman Theresa Zullo
Zullo
Burr & Burton Seminary
Castleton State Teachers’ College
Brimstone Corners
Packet
Old Barnumville
Hollister
Manchester Village
Londonderry
Windham
Wellesley
The
VEA
Vermont Department of
National Board of Directors
United States
Europe
Asia
Scotti
Champlain Valley High School
Nelson Carman
Long Island
Hoosick Falls student to enroll at Cobleskill College
Laura Moseley of Hoosick Falls is set to enter the animal husbandry and dairy program at State Agricultural and Technical College Cobleskill in the fall. She holds a New York Regents Scholarship and is active in school bands, drama, student council, and regional arts activities.
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Laura Moseley
Roger Moseley
Buskirk
N.Y
State Agricultural and Technical College
Cobleskill
Laura
New York State
Regents
Hoosick Falls
All County Chorus
Walloomsac girl celebrates seventh birthday and gifts
Julie Baldwin turned seven on May 24 with friends treated to cake and ice cream. Grandmother Mrs Edwin Lennon and others delivered more gifts on Sunday. Weekend guests and graduates from SUNY Cobleskill and Plattsburgh noted. Hoosick Falls nurses aided with 130 surgical pads for the local health center.
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Julie Baldwin
Edwin Lennon
Eugene Slavin
Margaret
Michael
Bertha’s Angels
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Marion Arnold
Bertha Hoag
Kate Button
Grace Armstrong
Ann O’brien
Francis Hughes
Neil Waythus
Paul J. Tarber Jr
C.D.T.A
New York State
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Judson Brown
Readsboro
Heartwellville Lodge
Margaret Aiken
Helene Oe
Arlington Choral Group
Scott
Williamstown
Mass
Paul Scott
North Bennington
Bennington
Fairfield University
Yale
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
James F. Quinn
Idlenot Farm Dairy, Inc
N. Springfield
Compill
Bennington, Vt
New Town
Dufresne Pond Road
Nathan Bachrach
Vermont Education Association
National Education Association
Eleanor Niles
Clarice Richmond
Pittsfield, Mass
Walter Greenwood
Laura Eddy
Maureen Hulihan
O— Jane Perry
Michelle Lake
Duane and
Mary Robinson
Hoosick
Christopher Smith
Anne Coball
Laurie George
SUNY
Cortland
Williamsburg
South
Donna George
Cooperstown
Carman
Hawaii
Pawlet
Deeley
Ethan Allen Community College
the Community College
Handfield
Ethan Allen College
Walloomsac
John, Eddie
Alice Guiden
John O’hare
Harvey Baker
Greenwich
Roscoe Austin
Raymond Lauzon
Salem
Joseph Corcoran
Mrs. Harvey Baker
Kevin Bentley
Deposit
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Edward Cottrell
George Cottrell
Ward
Terry Cottrell
Plattsburgh
Putnam Memorial Hospital
John Hoag
Paul Cipperly
Sandra Hoag
Jim Hoag Jr
Mary Ellen
Bruce Andrews
Maureen
Bruce James
North Adams
David Mello
Sonya
Schenectady
Raymond Hoag
Breese Hollow Road
Joseph Mello
Shaftsbury
Edward LaFortune Jr
Julie Ann
Melrose
Jim Hoag
Jeffrey Hoag
Mrs
Walker
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