Community Notes From Putnam And Cortland
White Creek Bonnie Brace is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Donald George spent the weekend in Cortland visiting their daughter Laurie a student at the state university there. Maureen Hulihan spent the weekend at the Thomas Davock home in Hoosick. Mr and Mrs Arnold Goodersen and family have moved into their new home on Lincoln Hill. The United Methodist Women of the Jermain Church met Nov 6 at Mrs Perry Bugbee’s home and had a World Community Day program. The church administrative board met and accepted the budget. The Orbiters division of the Jolly Jones 4 H Club met at Duane Robinson’s home with eight members and guests. they launched rockets and recovered the launch rods. A public dance will be held this Saturday night at the Jermain Community Hall at 8 30 with Cortland Cottrell’s orchestra. A covered dish supper will be served at 7 30 followed by the annual meeting at 8 30. All welcome.
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Donald George
Cortland
Laurie
The
State University
United Methodist Women of the
Jermain Church
Perry Bugbee
Coma Amen
Orbiters
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
Duane Robinson
Jermain
Cortland Cottrell
Community Hall Association
Williamstown Promenaders Host Funny Hat Nite Dance
Williamstown Promenaders western square dance club offers a Funny Hat Nite Dance on Friday November 8 from 8 to 11 p.m. at Pine Cobble School Main Street Williamstown. Open to members of all square dance clubs including teenagers and singles.
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Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Main Street
Walloomsac Weekend Visitors and Local News
Walloomsac residents hosted visitors from SUNY Cobleskill and Buffalo. Ed Cottrell spent Sunday in Albany, and Mrs. Edwin Lennon moved to Dorchester from Glens Falls. Local health educator spoke on hypertension. new officers were named for the Hoosic Area Senior Citizens Club. Upcoming events include a bazaar November 17, a Thanksgiving dinner November 26, a December shopping trip to Mohawk Mall, and a December 5 Christmas party at the Eagles Hall. Donations and reservations details noted.
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Bans
Edwin Lennon
Walloomsac
Dorchester
Glens Falls
Monroe
State Department of Health
Hoosic Area
Senior Citizens Club
Ruth van der Kar
Mabel Constantino
Alma Arnold
Kate Button
Gordon Hoag
Mary Smith
Catherine Hughes
Mohawk Mall
Eagles Hall
North Shire Senior Center Weekly Activity and Updates
The executive board meets at 1 p.m. and the board of directors at 2 p.m. Friday Nov 8. Ceramics, hot meals, crafts, quilting, bowling, and sing along are scheduled Oct 12 to Nov 15 with special notes on Blue Cross Blue Shield rep and Track Fare Restaurant. Last week's bowling leaders were Niles Carlson and Irene Cherbonneau. Fund drive progress noted with ongoing mail replies.
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Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Castleton Crafts Center
Niles Carlson
Irene Cherbonneau
South Burlington seeks court order against Velco over 115 kilovolt project
Vermont Electric Power Co faces a possible court-ordered halt as South Burlington weighs action after a county ruling requiring a zoning permit for the 115 kilovolt transmission line and substation. Velco plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court while disputing municipal jurisdiction. The outcome could force local permits in many towns and raise costs and delays.
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South Burlington
Vermont Electric Power Co
Richard Spokes
Velco
Chittenden
Donald Rushwood
Rutland
State Supreme Court
State Public Service Board
PSB
Recounts Set to Decide Tight Albany County Races
In Albany two close races for county treasurer and district attorney proceed to recanvassing. Theresa Cooke faces John Barner, and Sol Greenberg runs against Ralph W. Smith with tiny gaps in unofficial totals. Absentee ballots and challenges loom large.
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Albany
Albany County
Albany County Board of Elections
Theresa Cooke
John Barner
Sol Greenberg
Ralph W. Smith
Cooke
Smith
Bear Swamp plant in operation after four years
After four years of construction the Bear Swamp pumped storage power plant is online with a capacity of 600 megawatts for the New England grid. The second turbine was ready last weekend but the New England Power Exchange has not yet called for it to provide power. Bear Swamp's other turbine began service on September 30.
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Rowe
Bear Swamp
New England
New England Power Co
New England Power Exchange
Neon sign rejected again in North Adams
NORTH ADAMS The North Adams Redevelopment Authority reaffirmed opposition to a rooftop neon sign at the Sheraton North Adams Inn. After a prior rejection based on urban renewal zoning, the owners, citing distance visibility, have pressed advisor Humbert Sacco to change his position.
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North Adams
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Contac
Turkey
Wee Scotties
Jar
Early & Save
Grand Union
U.S
Florida
Ann Dale
Homestyle
IWE
Purina Dog Food
Chase & Sanborn
LA Ghoy
Vermont
Dinty Moore
Ralston Cereal
Corina
Martinson
Eleanor Niles
Bonnie Brace
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Maureen Hulihan
Thomas Davock
Hoosick
Mrs
Arnold Goodersen
Lincoln Hill
Bertha Hoag
Suny At
Cobleskill
Jim Herrington
Edward Cottrell
Betty Coonradt
Mary Ellen Hoag
Harvey’ Baker
Greenwich
Roscoe Austin
John Hoag
Paul H. Cipperly
Exnandes
Charlotte Babcock
Evelyn
Buffalo
Robert Woodard
Abany
George Cottrell
Hudson Falls
Ial Oone
Ralph Phillips
Charles Telford
Rock City Falls
Telford Farm
Margaret DeRosa
Hoosick Falls
Summit, N.J
Grace McAran
Margaret Leason
Mechanicsville
Jane C. Fitzgerald
Ross Bentley
Kevin Bentley
Deposit
North Shire Senior Center
J. Johnson
Track Fare
Minolta
Advanced Systems
Bennington
Chelsea
UPI
Ernest Harvey Jr
Barre
Gerald Dunham
Orange County
Byron Nutbrown III
Silvio T. Valente
Nutbrown
New Hampshire
Harvey
Dunham
Montpelier
Newport
State Department of Employment Security
St. Albans
Brattleboro
New York
Schenectady
Neil Golub
Golub Crop
Price Chopper
Golub
Down In
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William R. Moomaw
Williams College
Town Planning Commission
Record Advocate
Williams
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