Love cures drug abuse says trooper at forum
Dorset voters heard Corporal William Smidutz of the Rockingham State Police discuss alcohol and drug abuse. He stressed love and family involvement as prevention, described drug shows, and noted marijuana prices and sentencing inequalities. The final program will address what parents do when a child returns with drugs. Local anniversary news followed, celebrating the Moriarty couple’s 45th year with guests from nearby towns.
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Joan Colgan
Dorset
William Smidutz
Rockingham State
Smidutz
Vermont
Tim Toomey
Chris Shumway
United Counselling Service
Louis Moriarty
Iron Kettle
Bank Street
North
Bennington
Moriarty
William E. Dailey Co
Shaftsbury
Union Carbide
Pownal Community Notices Gather For Meetings And Events
Pownal residents are urged to attend tonight meetings of the North Pownal and East Pownal Volunteer Fire Departments at their firehouses. The Solomon Wright Library hours are listed for the week and senior lunch reservations are advised. A Pownal Board of Education meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening at the Bennington media center. A church rummage sale will run Friday and Saturday with donations welcome. Amy Pratt, Pratt Road, is a patient at Medical Center Hospital in Burlington awaiting surgery and requests cards.
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Rose Mattison
Pownal
Amy Pratt
Alice Pratt
Pratt Road
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Medical Center Hospital
Burlington
Hoosick Falls Updates On Residents And Community Events
Hoosick Falls Justice Mahar returns home from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Louise Gates hospitalised for a broken neck from a fall. O'Dell's store proprietor in Putnam Memorial Hospital. Football injury to Keith LaPorte treated at Ellis Hospital then released. Home Bureau to meet at River Road home Tuesday night. Nearly 200 Elks attend district deputy visitation at Hoosick Falls Lodge with multiple messages and 14 candidates initiated. Public Works chief Stowell attends a four day seminar in Syracuse. Methodist Church to host turkey supper on Nov 15 with bazaar items donations sought.
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Carey Ave
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Keith LaPorte
Kenneth LaPorte
Walloomsac
Hoosick Falls
Greenwich Central School
Greenwich
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Elks
New York State
Vincent J. DeSantis Jr
Glens Falls
Wilson G. Shea
Hudson Lodge No
Willis C. McDonald
Lucien A. Masur
Donald P. Bradley
Two Vermont towns report fatal traffic crashes in Concord and Guildhall
Two Vermonters died in separate Saturday crashes. Donald Colby, 84, was struck on U S 2 in Concord while crossing the highway. Judith Anne Brown died in a single car crash on Vermont Route 102 in Guildhall, partially ejected and pinned as the car overturned.
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Lunenburg
UPI
Essex County
Vermont
Donald Colby
U.S. 2
Concord
Judith Anne Brown
Guildhall
Housing authority to allow tenant reps under 1974 law
In Troy New York the five member city housing authority will meet to plan procedures for tenant representation by next July. Executive director J Robert Hayes may propose elections in housing projects next April so two new representatives join the seven board when terms expire April 18. Appointments are made by the city manager and officials fear bitter campaigns may deepen antagonism toward the authority. In a separate Troy report police seek a suspect in last weeks robbery kidnapping of a prominent city Republican who may have fled to South Carolina. Willie Small is wanted in connection with the incident and may have gone to his grandmother's home. authorities there are searching.
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City Housing Authority
J. Robert Hayes
Haynes
South Carolina
Willie Small
Eighth Street
Thomas H. Brown
Small
Razor blade scare hits Berkshire Halloween candy cases
Berkshire area reports two 9 year olds injured by razor blades hidden in Nestle Choco Lite and Hershey bars found after Halloween festivities. A third bar was sent to state authorities after a foreign substance appeared on its top.
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Dalton
Nestle
Richmond teacher reports Klan intimidation at her home
Cecilia A. Gross, a black studies teacher at Simon's Rock Early College in Great Barrington, woke at 4:30 a.m. Friday as 12 hooded individuals with a cross outside her Richmond home. She told police cars stopped, a circle formed on the road, and chanting occurred. Gross, who has lived in Richmond since October 4, described the incident as racial and said she will not seek extra protection.
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Simon’s Rock Early College
Great Barrington
Cecilia A. Gross
Ms. Gross
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