Double Eagle to open Friday at Stanley Tools plant
Stanley Works officials announce a 3.6 million expansion at the Eagle Square Shaftsbury plant, doubling size and adding 150 jobs. Occupancy began last September with upgrading of air and water pollution controls and transfer of lines from New Britain. Local leaders and Lt. Gov. Burgess attend the dedication.
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Shaftsbury
Stanley Works
Stanley Tools
Paul J. DeConinck
Eagle Square
New Britain
Conn
John S. Burgess
Merton Snow
Donald W. Davis
Richard C. Hastings
DeConinck
Carpenter Square
Davis
New England
Stanley
Vermont
Double Eagle
Benjamin H. Reid Jr
DeConnnck
Richard G. Mason
Stanley Tools Division
Hoosick Falls OEO Center Moves to New Quarters
Hoosick Falls OEO Center relocates to 18 Lower Classic St within the Salluzzo block offering outreach, referrals and follow up to aid low income residents. It serves Hoosick Town Pittstown Schaghticoke and northern Petersburg with programs in housing education legal aid health and job training.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Winhall to Hold Town Plan Hearing Saturday
Winhall selectmen will host a second hearing on the town plan Saturday at 10 a.m. in Town Hall. The combined session aims to broaden consensus on development controls including five-acre agricultural districts, slope-based residential areas, and curb on utility corridors, with a show of hands to gauge public will.
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Winhall
Selectmen
Planning Commission
Vermont
International Paper Co
Green Mountain National Forest
Hoosick Lions Host District Governor and Yearly Honors
The Hoosick Town Lions Club hosts district governor Albert Caiazza of Granville at a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Delaney Hotel. He awards 10 year pins to charter members Harry Fink John Lipolace Robert Hall and Donak Bogardus and Joseph Buckley posthumously. Caiazza will speak. The Lions led the local UNICEF drive raising 578.45 with church schools youth and area churches aiding. Activities include eye seal campaign Boy Scout Troop 64 meeting details and upcoming Christmas events and fundraisers. Mayor Severson praises youth after Halloween and weighs a 5 to 9 p.m. curfew proposal. police fire and highway departments receive thanks for weekend safety.
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Town of Hoosick Lions
Delaney Hotel
Lions Club
Albert Caiazza
Granville
Harry Fink
John Lipolace
Robert Hall
Donak Bogardus
Joseph Buckley
Caiazza
Hoosick
United Nations Children’s Fund
Town of Hoosick Lions Club
St. Mark's
William Gaillard
Town of Hoosick
West Hoosick
North Petersburg
North Hoosick
Eagle Bridge
South Cambridge
Falls Central School board hears new football policies
Hoosick Falls Central School Superintendent Philip Leonard reported to the board after a Greenwich meeting with Tri-County Football League administrators. The panel discussed tentative resolutions, cross country on highways, a blanket bond for $10 000, and upcoming National Education Week parent meetings, with a superintendent’s conference closing the schedule.
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Falls Central School Board
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Philip Leonard
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Greenwich
Tri-County Football League
HFCS
Schuylerville
Kenneth Baker
Leonard
William Waterhouse
Kasmer Stempek
Pownal Adopts Subsurface Sewage Regulation Plan
Pownal Selectmen adopt Vermont State Health Department rules for subsurface sewage and disposal systems. A town health officer permit is required, with plot plans and three percolation tests. Minimum tank sizes and pipe standards are set. restrictions on setbacks from water, wells, and drains apply. inspections and approvals are mandatory before occupancy.
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Pownal
Vermont State Health Department
Vermont
Board of Health
Swale
Police Probe Hit and Run in Manchester Center
Manchester police investigate a hit and run that caused about 200 in damage to an out-of-state car parked behind Colburn House in Manchester Center. The vehicle, owned by William R. Zoellner, 33, of Harvey Illinois, was struck while he was inside the Colburn House Saturday.
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Troy
N.Y
County Board of Elections
Hoosick
William J. Murphy
Guy H. Phillips
Murphy
Phillips
Rensselaer
John Doughney
Brunswick
John A. Murphy
Hoosick Falls
Joseph O’brien
Dougney
Democratic Party
Petersburg
Grafton
Edward McDonough
McDonough
O’brien
Manchester
William R. Zoellner
Harvey, Ill
Colburn House
Manchester Center
Zoellner
Vermont Horse Association 40th banquet honors county youths
The Vermont Horse Association feast honored Bennington County winners led by Keynith Knapp of Arlington who captured the governor's cup for Morgan saddle champion and 4 H fitting and showmanship under 14. Susan Ploof Arlington won champion 4 H fitting and showmanship 14-19, with Karen Kelleher Manchester Center as reserve for 4 H pleasure project under 14. Lin feld Lad and Oliver Twist earned champion and reserve titles in weanling colts, with trophies donated by Mr and Mrs Keynith Knapp.
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Killington
Vermont Horse Association
Bennington County
Morgan
Bald Mt. Wigily
Keynith Knapp
Arlington
Susan Ploof
Karen Kelleher
Manchester Center
Hi Bar Roni
L’ghora Lisa
Weanling
Linfeld Lad
John Frost
Oliver Twist
Howard MacRubbins
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Barre
Pownal Center
OEO
New Quarters
OEO Mothers Club
Center
Kathy Woodard
Gwen Wright
Janice Dooley
Kathy Lyons
Carol Parker
Neighborhood Youth Corp
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Future Teachers of America Organization of
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Richard A. Severson
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Immaculate Conception Church
Joseph Florio
Hoosac- Walloomsac
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UPI
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David Wallach
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State of Israel
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