Sunderland plan wins public support with one change
Sunderland planners won broad public backing for a town plan that preserves 80 percent of the wilderness and limits commercial and industrial zones to two areas. A single amendment will convert the Borough area to residential, while Route 7 traffic and a shared water sewer system shape growth and services ahead of the March Town Meeting.
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Sunderland
Planning Commission
Carroll
Clyde Dunlap
March
Kelly Stand
Arlington
Arlington selectmen discuss Town Plan with students
Arlington officials met with Kenneth Taubenfeld and his senior Problems in American Democracy class after a brief board session. Students showed eagerness to understand the Town Plan’s purpose and its role as a guideline toward a permanent zoning ordinance.
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Arlington
Arlington Selectmen
Kenneth Taubenfeld
Selectmen
Selectman
Robert V. Jones
Taubenfeld
Scouting Interest Dies in Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Boy Scout Troop 331 nears extinction as local support wanes. Assistant scoutmasters Niles report sparse turnout at October meeting and no parents willing to join the committee. Scoutmaster Richard Boyd resigns amid disruptive Wednesday nights, planning to lead a Bennington unit.
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Shaftsbury
Eric
Bob Niles
Boy Scout Committee
Niles
Richard Boyd
Bennington
Boyd
Bob
Eric Niles
Egg throwing complaint sparks selectmen debate in Shaftsbury
Westview Place residents Mr. and Mrs. Searle Allen told Shaftsbury selectmen that 15 to 20 youths at Church Street and Route 7 hurled eggs at a car Sunday night. They criticized constables and said state police arrived late while a mob threatened traffic safety.
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Shaftsbury
Searle Allen
Westview Place
Merton Snow
Allens
Allen
Selectmen
East Road
Thurston Hulet
Hulet
Select
Edwin Colvin
Town Zoning Board of Adjustment
WBTN
Buck Hill
Guy Mattison
Your Father's Moustache party tickets at St Mary's
Hoosick Falls reports tickets selling fast for the St Marys Alumni Association sponsored Your Fathers Moustache party on Saturday November 20 in St Marys High School auditorium. Limited 250 tickets for 500 people sold first come first served with free beer pretzels hotdogs sauerkraut and peanuts plus intermission silent movies.
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St. Mary’s Alumni Association
St. Mary’s High School
Latham
Elm Street
John Hickey Jr
Maureen Bromirski
Judy Wheeler
Joseph Cullen
Manchester Winhall fire dispute ends with cross border agreement
Manchester and Winhall resolved a long running firefighting dispute at Kandahar Lodge. Winhall will pay Manchester a $500 base fee through 1972 and $250 per call, with plans to raise the base to $1,500 after March Town Meeting and maintain $250 per fire. Manchester will respond to Winhall fires beyond Kandahar on Route 11 with prior arrangement, and a Winhall volunteer department is being explored with truck and site costs.
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Winhall
Manchester
Ralph Fleming Jr
John W. Stevens
Kandahar
Kandahar Lodge
Manchester Fire Department
Bernie Wilcox
Wilcox
Stevens
Oakley K. Porter
Winhall Selectmen
Manchester Selectmen
Arlington Meeting on November Checklists and Registration
The Arlington Board of Civil Authority schedules meetings at Town Hall at 7 30 p m on November 3 and November 10 to revise the election Checklist. Residents may attend to add names and 18 to 20 year olds registering for the first time are urged to come. The Death Valley Ridge Runners 4-H snowmobile club meets Wednesday at 7 p m at the Methodist Church for ages nine to nineteen. The Senior Girl Scout troop meets 3 15 p m Thursday at Arlington High School inviting sophomore and senior girls.
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Arlington Board of Civil Authority
Town Hall
Death Valley Ridge
Methodist Church
Arlington High School
Community group notices announce late week meetings
The WSCS of the United Methodist church meets Thursday November 4 at 8 p.m. The Pleasant Valley Grange meets Friday November 5 at 8 p.m with a 7 p.m. covered dish supper. The Crystal Clover 4H club holds officer elections Saturday November 6 at 8 p.m. at the town hall. all members urged to attend.
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The
Pleasant Valley Grange
Crystal Clover
Hoosick Falls Grant Funds Moses Cultural Center
New York state Council on the Arts awards 7650 in county grants with 2000 going to Grandma Moses Cultural Center in Hoosick Falls. Lipsky family run classes planned this summer with 1000 for literature and 1000 for classic movies. art project funding was not granted.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York State Council On the Arts
Rensselaer County
Grandma Moses Cultural Center
Pat
Joel
Lipsky
West Hoosick
Council On the Arts
Joel Lipsky
Hoosick
Wilson Hill Road
R.D. 1
Friends of Chamber Music
Troy
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John F. Doughney
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Thomas G. Restino
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Guy H. Phillips
Leo J. Albowicz
Joseph O’brien
Robert K. Shiland
John F. Galvin Jr
Edward J. Lukuskas
William J. Murphy
South Road
George Carroll
Edith Beaumont
van Rensselaer
CES
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosac Pharmacy
John Street
van Rensselaer Lodge
F&am
van Hosen
Raymond E. Calhoun
Utica
Charles Whitbeck
Earl Bostow
New York Supreme
Earl Moon
Wees Peetees
el Winhall
Manchester-Winhall
Chester
Fleming
Helene Thompson
Vermont
Walker
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Guilford
David Plowden
Williams College Museum of Art
Putney
Plowden
Williams
Sugarbowl Club
Santa Claus
Vermont National
Moses Cultural Center
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