Vermont deer kill season opens with 10000 deer expected
MONTPELIER UPI Vermont aims to kill about 10000 male deer in a 16 day season starting today with 4500 projected to fall in the first four days. Ideal weather and deer tracking ease may lift harvest while violations bring fines and suspensions.
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Bennington Opportunity Council releases quarterly report
The BOC filed a July to September report detailing 485 low income client contacts and 342 elderly contacts in Bennington, 47 garden plots, 187 backyard seeds, 67 energy loans, 9 percent emergency food loans, 2 homes winterized, 16 cords of wood, and 5 outreach cases. County totals include 41 cords of wood, 540 garden plots helped, 2,608 direct service cases, and extensive referrals.
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Plain Dirt Gardeners Learn About Feeding Winter Birds
Breakfast at Juan Zwynenburg’s home hosted the Plain Dirt Gardeners November meeting. New members Anne Barber and Geri Thompson were welcomed. A December junior garden club project, wreath workshop, and bird care talk highlighted the session, with 36 winter birds named and tips on food, shelter, and water for birds.
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St Michael's to install new president in November ceremony
St Michael's College will install Dr Edward L Henry as president at 4 p m on November 16 in the Chapel of St Michael the Archangel Bishop John A Marshall and college officials will attend Dr Henry will be introduced by Dr Stanley J Idzerda The 445 p m Mass after the installation is open to the public Dr Henry is the 13th president since 1903
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Bennington Unit Explores United Nations Role
County League of Women Voters plans a November study on the United Nations system with focus on developed and developing nations and its impact on U.S. policy. Mary Boline and Lenore Hill lead discussions on foreign policy, peacekeeping, and Middle East affairs. Meetings set for Nov 16 and Nov 18. transportation help available from Adelaide Fine.
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Colonial Gardens
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Adelaide Fine
Hot Meals Program Offers Senior Lunches and Free Activities
Claire Santway coordinates a hot meals program for seniors 60 plus at Brookside and the Senior Citizens Center. Reservations required by 10 a.m. via 442-4012, with door-to-door transport for 50 cents in Bennington areas. Free exercise classes led by Mary Seidel, Dawn Smith, and Joan Kouwenhoven start soon. Weekly menus include Swedish meatballs, corned beef, roasted ham, turkey, and baked fish with sides and desserts.
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Seabrook plant cost to taxpayers looms at $2 billion
ANCESTER New Hampshire UPI A Clamabell Alliance spokesman warned taxpayers may bear a 2 billion cost for the Seabrook nuclear plant. EPA regional ruling on cooling systems clouded its completion but did not halt work. PSC plans a news conference as it appeals the ruling and faces potential operating license issues.
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Fortune teller licensed in Vermont draws odd sign controversy
Virginia Bourne of Bennington, one of about six licensed fortune tellers in Vermont, operates from home with a palm and cards reading. A police contact note shows she once aided in locating a missing Massachusetts teen, while she admits mixed business and mystery about her own readings.
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Woman admits she got carried away in jump at park disturbance
Sheila Hellaman told Circuit Court Judge Saul A. Epton she “got carried away” when she hurled a stick at a policeman during a July 17 disturbance in Marquette Park. She was sentenced to six Sundays of good deeds at the Salvation Army skid row Rescue Mission serving meals.
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FHA hours change district meeting in Concord New Hampshire
Burtt W McIntire county supervisor for Farmers Home Administration and staff will attend a district meeting in Concord New Hampshire on November 17. Regular office hours usually held every Wednesday will be held November 38 from 9 30 a.m. until noon in the Federal Building at 118 South St Bennington. Regular Wednesday morning schedule resumes on November 24.
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