Hoosick Falls board approves volunteer study hall program
Hoosick Falls Central School Board praised a faculty designed noon hour activity program for seventh and eighth graders including a first aid course led by William Gaillard and a chess club via Joseph Holloway. They approved bus use for ice skating and bowling clubs, TARP program collaboration, and a trial implementation with Scott Hicks coordinating referrals. The board also advanced Oak Industries training rooms, Section II wrestling tournament use, adult physical education classes, and new coaching assignments while addressing discrimination, maternity leave, ski trips, senior ball timing, and policy objections.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Philip Leonard
William Gaillard
Joseph Holloway
Peter Chatsman
Donald Idleman
Larry Hager
Erica Place
Luther Everly
Stuart Lipchutz
Alcoholism Center
Rensselaer County, Inc
Scott Hicks
Oak Industries
Oak
Hudson Valley Community College
Ken Baker
Joseph Martello
St. Mary’s Academy
Richard Smith
North Petersburg
Leonard
Ellen Barber
Willard Mountain
George Holbrook
Hoosick Falls Real Estate Transfers Noted
Hoosick Falls Edith Beaumont 686-9103 Mr and Mrs Donald Bisson of North Petersburg sold their home to Richard Caudle of Massachusetts who plans to occupy it soon. Sale negotiated by Freda Klebbe Strout Realty Inc Route 346 North Petersburg. Also sold in Petersburg land and a mobile home owned by Mr and Mrs Riorden of Massachusetts to Mr and Mrs Gary Coffel of Delhi New York.
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Donald Bisson
North Petersburg
Richard Caudle
Massachusetts
Caudle
Bisson
Freda Klebbe
Strout Realty Inc
Route 346
Petersburg
Klebbe
Riorden
Gary Coffel
Delhi
N.Y
Buxton Players stage Shrew at Hoosick Falls Central School
Buxton School's Buxton Players present Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew at Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium on Tuesday evening November 25 at 8 p.m. The free public performance showcases the school's emphasis on performing arts and collaborative student effort.
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Buxton School
Hoosick Falls Central School
Allen McCullough
Angelica Dewey
Petruchio
Kate
the Shrew
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Buxton Players of
Williamstown
Mass
Canada
New England
Buxton high school presents Shakespeare play tour schedule
Buxton Drama Department stages The Taming of the Shrew without adult performers led by Virginia Hall Smith. Bruce Rosenblum conducts an Elizabethan musical backdrop as students tour Georgetown Day School Maret Hoosick Falls Mt Greylock and end with reports and a Thanksgiving finish. Deer hunter confronts by four men in North Bend.
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Shakespeare
Kate
Virginia Hall Smith
Buxton Drama Department
Bruce Rosenblum
Buxton
Georgetown Day School
Washington, D.C
Maret School
Washington
Self-Employed Can Fund Tax Deductible Retirement
If you are working but not covered by a pension plan you may be able to use up to 1500 dollars a year to set up your own retirement fund on a tax deductible basis.
Vermont Debates Presidential Primary And Estate Tax Change
Vermont lawmakers weigh a town meeting day presidential primary with Sen William Doyle predicting GOP acquiescence and talk of taxing shifts. Rep Norris Hoyt proposes phasing out the estate inheritance tax to attract wealthy residents, despite a $3 million annual cost. The state also adjusts Blue Cross Blue Shield rates to offset Medicare funding cuts, and the Ways and Means Committee begins study of local education aid reform to replace the Miller Formula.
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Thomas
Doyle
Hoyt
Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
James Guest
Guest
Vermont House Ways and Means
House Education Committee
City and federal officials scrap Uncle Sam Mall plan
In New York City Troy officials, after a six hour meeting with federal representatives, agreed to drop the demolition and two or three level mall concept for Uncle Sam Mall noting the plan as grandiose and unrealistic. Urban Renewal Director Yankowski plans to hire a consultant to preserve more buildings while 15 local firms seek work. In Albany Carter attacked Nixon as a crook, saying Nixon could lie and deceive, contrasting with his own stance.
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Troy
Francis E. Yankowski
Pittsfield Center Soup Kitchen Still Closed on Health Violations
Pittsfield Christian Center soup kitchen served three meals Monday while closed for health standard issues. A Health Department permit was missing after a tour last week. Officials ordered stove hood installation and painting, with work expected by week’s end and open next week weekdays noon to five.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield Christian Center
Health Department
Richard J. Coleman
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Blade
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McLennan
Arthur Hicks
Dewey St
Bennington
Metropolitan Life
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New York
Edward J. Connally
City Planning Commission
John J. Sarkis
City Urban Renewal Agency
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Sarkis
Arnold S. Harris
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Albany
Jimmy Carter
Richard M. Nixon
Carter
U.S
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Housatonic Products Co
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