Who was Harry Cirelli and why was he killed
Harry Cirelli, known as Harry the Horse, was a quiet, moody bartender in a resort town. A devoted horse bettor and piano player, he moved between Palace and Avalanche venues, drank with friends, and rarely formed close ties, leading to questions about his death and his solitary lifestyle.
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Palace
Kathy Maring
Sally Toomey
Palace Hotel
Harry
Jerry
The
Charles Barnes
Avalanche
Barnes
Florida
Tom
New Jersey
Olie
Tom Logan
the Palace
Logan
Taco House
Harry Cirelli
Dick Comello
Comollo
Police recover stolen cruiser after Berlin burglary chase
New York State Police recovered a cruiser at a Pownal gas station that had been stolen during a Stephentown burglary. The vehicle's keys were inside when fugitive Ralph Pesce of Valatie allegedly fled a Berlin arrest attempt after a scuffle. investigators still seek Pesce as they pursue charges.
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Brunswick
N.Y
New York
Pownal
Stephentown
Berlin
Ralph Pesce
Valatie
Pesce
Pownal Man Hurt In Slippery Road Crash
Larry Sweeney of Dome View Cabins Barber's Pond Road lost control on Barber's Pond Road at 3 20 a m. He sustained severe head injuries and was transported by Pownal Rescue Squad to Putnam Memorial Hospital then by Bennington Rescue Squad to Albany Medical Center.
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Pownal
Larry Sweeney
Dome View Cabins
Barber’s Pond Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Albany Medical Center
Bennington
Pownal Community Calendar Shows Evening Meetings
The Pownal Center Fire Department hosts a work night at 7 30 tonight at the firehouse. Choir rehearsal at Pownal United Methodist Church also at 7 30 tonight. A swine flu clinic runs Friday from 9 am to noon and 2 to 5 pm at the Pownal Recreational Community Center for adults 18 and over. No shots for under 18 without doctor written request. Wesleyan Class of Pownal United Methodist Church meets Friday at 8 pm at Mrs Irene Pettit's home with Miss Florence Haigh presenting travel pictures and refreshments by Mrs Hazel Rondot and Mrs Kathleen Lewis.
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Pownal Center
Pownal United Methodist Church
Pownal Recreational Community Center
Pownal
Hoosick Falls wrestles with unused HUD grant funds
Village trustees debate how to spend the remaining 25000 of a 30000 HUD grant allocated for home improvement loan subsidies, insulation, and sidewalks. Only 5000 spent as 4 5 applications filed. insulation and sidewalk efforts succeed with 50 60 homeowners. Funding for interest subsidies aimed at low and moderate income homeowners may require bank loan qualification and faced possible crowding out by free grants, with similar issues seen in other towns. Trees
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Anne Eisenmenger
Hoosick Falls
Kent
HUD
Bogardus
Murphy
Greater Hoosick Association
Downtown renewal eyed for HUD grant in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls considers a 1977 HUD community development grant to renew downtown. Village engineer Kent explores a comprehensive plan including parking, sidewalks, storefront facades, lighting, and a playground with merchant cost-sharing, while HUD prioritizes housing projects.
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Anne Eisenmenger
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Donald Bogardus
Peter Kent
Appeal in Mt. Holly Farm case rescheduled to November 29
In Rutland, the party-status appeal for Mt. Holly Farm Act 250 hearings was postponed to Nov. 29. Dr. James Kinsey of Manchester backs Superior Court review over the state Environmental Commission. Citizens opposing the project were denied party status. Weston Planning Commission opposes the project and will hear more on finances at the Nov. 15 Rutland hearing.
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Rutland
Mt. Holly Farm
James Kinsey
Manchester
Superior Court
State Environmental Commission
Stephen Klein
Rutland District Environmental Commission
Kinsey
John Morrissey
Weston
Edward Kile
Children Should Receive Vaccine in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS N Y The Rensselaer County Health Department announced a recommendation that all area children at high risk of serious illness receive two injections of bivalent flu vaccine spaced one month apart. Appointments for free vaccinations are available at the County Health Department on Church Street. Vaccines are also distributed to area physicians and pediatricians. High risk groups include chronic bronchopulmonary disease asthma cystic fibrosis heart disease chronic renal disease diabetes metabolic or neuromuscular disorders malignancies or immunodeficient states. Preparations are under way to immunize healthy adults aged 18 to 65 in December.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer County Health Department
County Health Department
Church Street
Housing meeting for elderly and low income in Manchester
Vermont Finance Agency official Don Dickson will speak at 2 p.m. at First Congregational Church on elderly and low income housing. Bennington County Area Agency on Aging organizes the event and invites attendance.
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Manchester
Don Dickson
Vermont Finance Agency
Burlington
First Congregational Church
Bennington County
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Harry the Horse
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
É& Candie
Arlington
Vermont
Sat. & Sun
Munes
Camcinema
Tel
Falls
William Chapones
Chapones
Francis Murphy
Main ST
Washington, D.C
Manpower Institute
U.S. Office of Education
Advertising Council
Selectmen
Moosehead
Stewart
Patriot
Patriot Pine
Elm Street
Bennington, Vermont
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