Falls seeks architect for new municipal building next week
Falls village board heard the building committee has interviewed three architects and will select one soon to design the new municipal building on the former Walter A Wood site. Officials request records of test borings and utility locations, and consider a cable franchise collaboration with nearby towns to expand service.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Francis Murphy
Walter A. Wood
William Chapones
No Man's Land Fire, Ballot Change, Cable TV Talked
Hoosick Falls town board discussed finalizing No Man's Land fire protection by public hearings and maps, with five districts in agreement. Murphy urged eliminating two town justice seats to avoid conflicts, and sought cable TV deployment with Pittstown collaboration. Board opposed a state sales tax hike, and planned a building inspector to enforce the new code.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Calhoun
County Planning Board
George Dougherty
Murphy
Pittstown
John Mahar
Joseph Berlant
Town Planning Board
Berlant
Beck Road
Eagle Bridge
Department of Transportation
Carey
Airman Sargood Graduates From Chaplain Services Course
Airman Vanessa A. Sargood daughter of Mrs Grace E Andrews of Shaftsbury has graduated at Keesler AFB Miss from the Air Training Command chaplain services specialist course. She is assigned to Andrews AFB Md for duty with a Headquarters Command unit. Sargood is a 1975 Mount Anthony Union High School graduate.
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Vanessa A. Sargood
Grace E. Andrews
Shaftsbury
Keesler Afb
Miss
U.S. Air Force
Air Training Command
Air Force
Andrews Afb
Headquarters Command
Sargood
Mount Anthony Union High School
Community meeting schedule for Pownal area
The Rap Group will meet from 7 to 9 tonight at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. The Preschool mothers will meet at the Preschool at 7 tonight to make items for their Christmas Bazaar. The Board of Selectmen will meet Thursday at 5 p.m. at the town office.
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Pownal
Othe Board of Selectmen
Burns countersues LaGue in Vermont health dispute
In Washington County Superior Court, Town Health Officer LeGrand Burns filed a 10,000 countersuit against selectman-developer Henry LaGue, aiming to counter LaGue’s 32 million suit alleging misuse of health powers and discriminatory practices over sewer connections. Burns accuses LaGue of conflict of interest and threats, with judge John Morrissey presiding.
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Selectman-Developer
Burns
LaGue
Selectman
Superior Court
John Morrissey
New UVM President Plans Talks With Vermont Colleges
Lattie F. Coor named president of the University of Vermont says he will meet with William Craig chancellor of the Vermont State Colleges to strengthen cooperation between the two state higher education systems. He will assume the post by July 1, replacing Edward Andrews who resigned to head Maine Medical Center.
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Burlington
UPI
Lattie F. Coor
University of Vermont
William Craig
Vermont State Colleges
Coor
Washington University
St. Louis
UVM
State University
Edward Andrews
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Funding Woes Hit Two Rensselaer Housing Plans In NY
In Rensselaer one senior housing project stalls for funding as $7 million goal nears. The Rensselaer Housing Authority seeks HUD Section Eight grant after state funds stalled due to bonding sale issues. In Troy, Lansingburgh Boys Club sues Rensselaer County sewer district and city for August flood damages totaling $4,557, with county attorney noting insurance may cover if successful.
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Senior Citizens Center
Church Street
Congress Street
Oak Street
Paul Townsley
Bennington
County Health Department
Francis Murphy
Abbott Street
Richard Farley
Rensselaer
Rensselaer Housing Authority
Albany
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
New York Division of Housing and Community Renewal
Troy
Lansingburgh
Berkshire rainfall nears 1948 record total in 1975
Berkshire weather data shows 1975 rainfall reaching 52.65 inches after Monday showers, just 0.07 inch shy of the 1948 all time record of 52.72 inches. Weatherman George J. Bulgarelli notes the current year remains well above the normal 44 inches.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire
George J. Bulgarelli
Townsfolk cry foul over mysterious odor at Kimberly Clark plant
Lee officials and 35 residents held a public hearing to address a septic smelling odor that has troubled the Schweitzer division since last June. Asthmatics reported aggravated symptoms and several residents presented a petition of 100 signatures noting days of severe smells.
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LEE
Schweitzer
Kimberly- Clark Corp
Lee Selectmen
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