Boundary dispute between Shaftsbury and North Bennington schools heats up
A Monday night meeting with Shaftsbury Selectmen Sisters and school board members and North Bennington directors failed to settle the district boundary dispute. An aerial map suggests the Glanzberg barn lies in Shaftsbury while the house sits near the line, raising questions about tax and district affiliation. Authorities noted boundary lines typically follow property lines, not farm tracts.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Selectmen
North Bennington
Bennington
Elizabeth Riley
John Scarey
Patrick Manion
Arthur Wickenden
George Glanzberg
District 1
John Endres
Glanzberg
Riley
Ms. Riley
Wickenden
Endres
Buxbaum
Montpelier
Edwin A. Colvin
Selectmen
Harvest Hills
Paran Acres
Phil Viereck
Ms. Viereck
Tim Smith
Cole Hall
Smith
Frank Ryan
Colvin
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Hoosick Falls project dies as developer returns deed
In Hoosick Falls a planned 21 unit apartment complex on Church and Classic streets failed. Bayly of Schaghticoke never cleared title or secured insurance and the village reclaimed the deed. After extended delays and a lawsuit, the land sits vacant, with officials open to future development plans.
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Hoosick, N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Thomas L. Bayly
Schaghticoke
Bayly
Rolf Sternberg
Sternberg
Donald Bogardus
Manchester hearing set on 600 foot road extension plan
The District 8 Environmental Commission will hold a Nov 8 hearing on developer George Breen's plan to extend a 600 foot road at his Manchester development and to amend his Act 20 permit. The hearing, at the Manchester Town Office Building, seeks details for a local district decision.
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Manchester
The
District 8 Environmental Commission
George Breen
Breen
Manchester Center
District Commission delays ruling on Arlington subdivision plan
Arlington The District 8 Environmental Commission postponed judgment on an eight lot subdivision off Route 313 as developers Marjorie and Jerome Coulter must first provide legal documents for a jointly owned water system serving all homes. The plan calls for eight houses priced around 40 000 to 50 000 dollars with a water system ownership shift after seven years and a new 1 050 foot road with a steep 12 percent grade. Arlington Selectman Henry Breunich Jr. said the town would accept Coulter and Cer sosimo roads if the development proceeds.
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Anne Eisenmenger
Arlington
District 8 Environmental Commission
Marjorie and
Jerome Coulter
Coulter
Tony Cersosimo
Brattleboro
Cersosimo
Jones Farm
Arlington Selectman
Henry Breunich Jr
Goose down or chicken feathers questioned in jackets
Attorney General M Jerome Diamond urges caution in buying insulated jackets and vests after California tests found many items labelled as down filled used chicken plumage or insufficient down. FTC rules require at least 7 percent down fill. 32 manufacturers face charges for unfair competition and false advertising as the case proceeds. Names of brands involved include J C Penney Ski Apparel and Woolrich among many others. Mrs Thomas Morsfeld of Tamarac visits her parents as Mrs Arnold recovers from a heart attack.
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Taiwan
Korea
Hong Kong
Diamond
California
Community notices from Shaftsbury and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Enoch Tollisen and daughter Jo Annis visited Lee Tollisen in Waynesboro Va United Methodist Women of Jermain Church met at Mrs Perry Bugbee s home Nina Nevins of Schuylerville White Creek visited sister and brother in law Roy Whitman Jade Tollison hosted a pajama party Reed Shoemaker and Mrs Shoemaker visited Baldwin School for Girls John Latham and Mr Mrs Reed Shoemaker of Paoli John Olsen_Newburgh,_weekend visit Duane Robinson part of Washington County 4 H tour Shaftsbury Garden Club meets Nov 2 Proceeds to hall fund Public round and square dance at Jermain Community Hall Nov 5 Cottrell s Orchestra to entertain 4 H Club food sale at Jermain Hall Nov 8 election day contact Mrs Larry Hrbek 68 7951. Jermain Community Hall hosts multiple community events
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Reed Shoemaker
Paoli
John Latham
Shoemaker
Baldwin School For Girls
Bryn Mawr, Pa
Jermain Community Hall
Cottrell
White Creek
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
Larry Hrbek
Bergland views Connecticut farming, vows help
UPI reported U.S. Agriculture Secretary Robert Bergland visited Connecticut farms and expressed surprise at the scale of agriculture there calling it a nearly $300 million business. He toured a 600 acre poultry and dairy farm owned by Sam Polinsky and his son Harvey and discussed ways to counter planned freight rate hikes. Polinsky praised Bergland as approachable and easy to talk to.
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Jewett City
Conn
UPI
U.S. Agriculture
Robert Bergland
Connecticut
Boston
New York
Bergland
Minnesota
Sam Polinsky
Harvey
Polinsky
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North Village
Stan Flower
Hoosick Falls, N.Y
By Janice Schrank
Pownal
Gary R. Daley
Loren Daly
North Pownal
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Daley
Marine Corps
National Forest
Morton Knights
Woodford
Knights
Martin
District Commission
Beconta
Berni
Bogner
Cabot
Camp Ways
Comfy
Dorfman Pacific
Down Peak
Down Slope
Golden Fleece
Head
J.C. Penney Ski Apparel
J.C. Penney
Jones
Life 7
Mervyns
Montgomery Ward
Western Field
Muir Trail
Number 1 Sun
Oshmans
Ossi
Pacific Trail
Pack In
Pioneer
Pioneer Wear
Pro Action
Campus
Prime Down
Real
Roffe- Reno
Saska
Silton
Ski Daddle
Skyr Skiwear
Snow Lion
Spiegel
Sports Wear
Down
Sundance
Tempco
United Sporting Goods
White Stag
Woolrich
Walloomsac
Thomas Morsfeld
Tamarac
Charles Arnold Sr
Arnold
Nina Barber
Perry and
Inez (Towslee) Thompson
T.V
Rte
Henry M.tuttle CO. Inc
Depot
St. Bennington
Rubino‘’S Hardware
West Main St
Cambridge, N.Y
Enoch Tollisen
Jo-Annis
Lee Tollisen
Waynesboro, Va
United Methodist Women
Jermain Church
Perry Bugbee
James McCart
Nina Nevins
Schuylerville
Eleanor Niles
Mrs
Roy Whitman
Jade” Tollison
Douglas Tanner
Shaftsbury Garden Club
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Duane Robinson
Washington County
Syracuse
Agway Research Farm
Agway Annual Meeting
Een
John Olsens
Newburgh
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