Rotarians tour Veterans' Home visit Vermont facility
The Nov 5 Rotary Club meeting was hosted by Brig Gen Edward Giles at the Vermont Veterans' Home. Phase 3 brings total beds to 159 with 24 domiciliary and 135 nursing beds, awaiting full completion. The 10 million, 10 year project features a 5 000 volume library, chapel, lounges, courtyards and extensive patient facilities.
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Vermont
Edward Giles
Giles
Joseph Hall
Bennington Housing Authority
Robert Holden
Gen. Giles
George D. Aiken
Government work and leadership philosophy from Gov-elect Snelling
In a dialogue, Gov-elect Snelling reflects on campaign history, the need to make government work, and the twin duties of public policy and program execution. He compares governance to engine work, stressing public managers must design goals and ensure funds and actions deliver real results for many people.
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Phil Hoff
Deer season opens in Maine with large hunter turnout
In southern Maine on opening day, hunters filled tagging stations with similar totals to last year. The top buck was a 12 pointer shot by Jeffrey A. Noyes of Conway New Hampshire, 225 pounds, at West Lake in Washington County. The season runs until November 27 statewide.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Jeffrey A. Noyes
Conway
N.H
West Lake
Talmadge
Washington County
Noyes
Adolescent Expert Dr Fritz Redl to Speak in Bennington
Dr. Fritz Redl world authority on adolescence and delinquency will deliver the fourth and final DAY community education program presentation in Bennington this Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mt Anthony Union Junior High School East Main Street. He will discuss adolescent needs and prevention with a follow up small group discussion. All parents and interested adults invited.
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Fritz Redl
Bennington
Redl
University of Vienna
Rockefeller Foundation
United States
Wayne State University
Detroit
Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
East Main Street
Salmon reflects after Vermont governor loss to Stafford
Gov. Thomas Salmon, defeated by Sen. Robert Stafford, calls the loss a growth experience and hints at returning to private law practice in Bellows Falls. He blames a strong GOP campaign, last minute media pushes, a disputed newspaper headline, Democratic split, and voter resistance to a sales tax rise.
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Salmon
Stafford
Bob Stafford
Rutland Herald
Democratic Committee
Bellows Falls
Bennington Community Care Homes Meeting Tonight
The Community Care Homes Association will meet at 7 at Marion Heiken’s Gore Road home. The week’s Bennington Brief reports a garbled paragraph from Monday’s Banner about hunting and property owners, and notes leadership questions and a possible return to private practice for Salmon. The Manchester funeral for Edna I. Charbonneau, died Nov. 1, was held Nov. 4 at St. Paul’s Church with burial at St. Columban’s Cemetery Arlington.
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Community Care Homes Association
Marion Heiken
Gore Road
Edna I. Charbonneau
Manchester
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
St. Paul’s
Martin F. Clancy
Bruce
Richard
Joseph Charbonneau
Michael Kushi
John Balch
St. Columban’s Cemetery
Arlington
Clancy
Brewster Funeral Service
AAUW Hearing on Soviet Union Tonight at Bennington
The Bennington AAUW meets at 8 at 353 Elm St in the Buckley home with regular and prospective members invited. Dr. Ben Kimpel of Drew University, a North Bennington resident, will speak on current Soviet Union conditions based on his travels and readings, taking questions from attendees.
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Bennington Aauw
Margaret Buckley
Elm St
Lucille Leamon
Ben Kimpel
Drew University
North Bennington
Kimpel
Soviet Union
Real Estate Tax Free Cash for Home Equity Growth
The Campbells bought a 10 unit apartment building for 100000 with a mortgage of 80000 five years ago. Rent paid operating costs and mortgage principal reduced the loan. They needed 10000 for college and redecorating, and found equity grew from rising property value and mortgage repayments.
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Campbells
Campbell refinances mortgage for extra cash, tax-free
Mr. Campbell secures a $90,000 refinance from his bank, $20,000 over the balance due. With the 20,000 check in hand the Campbells gain 10,000 for spending and another 10,000 to reinvest in property. No sale occurs so no gain is reported for tax purposes. Mrs Hoisington holds multiple real estate leadership roles and licenses Hoisington Realty in Vermont and New York.
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Campbell
Campbells
Hoisington
Hoisington Realty
Southwestern Vermont Board of Realtors
Tri-State Real Estate Institute, Inc
Vermont
New York States
Burns says not even handstands could win Hackel bid
Lt. Gov. Brian Burns, who did not back Stella Hackel, said she could not have won the General Election even with a handstand down Church Street. He blamed cross-over Republican support for her primary win and argued her lack of experience and legislative脳angle weakened her campaign.
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Hackel
Richard Snelling
Burns
Church Street
Burlington
Snelling
Indiana woman to be ordained first regular Episcopal priest
The Episcopal Church will ordain Rev. Jacqueline Means of Indianapolis at 2 p.m. New Year’s Day at All Saints Church. The 40 year old deacon will become the church’s first regularly ordained woman under the new canon law effective Jan. 1. Means, married with four children, has served as chaplain to the elderly and to women prisoners.
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Mrs. Means
All Saints
Indianapolis
Means
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