Bloodmobile arrives next Wednesday at First Baptist Colgate Hall
Help wanted! Healthy men and women ages 17 to 66 weighing at least 110 pounds to donate a pint of blood. One hour, no wages, refreshments, on-site babysitting, and transportation provided. Call 442-9458. Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Colgate Hall 601 Main St on Wednesday Nov 30 from 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. to meet winter quotas.
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Clark
First Baptist Church
Colgate Hall
Main St
Red Cross
Eugene V. Clark
Richard B. Leake III
Bennington County
Bennington College extends early college access to two local students
Bennington College President Joseph S. Murphy offered Mt. Anthony Union High School juniors Nancy Page and Glenn Serre a chance to enroll as special students for the fall term under the Presidential Scholars program. Page, a National Merit Semifinalist, and Serre, a future MIT physics student, will pursue advanced coursework while completing their high school load. The program, aided by Mt. Anthony guidance counselors, aims to broaden science and mathematics opportunities, with hopes to expand in the future.
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Bennington College
Joseph S. Murphy
Nancy Page
Glenn Serre
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Murphy
Mt. Anthony
Thomas Beshara
Cornell University
University of Vermont
Serre
MIT
U.S. Military Academy
RPI
All New England Orchestra
Vermont State Orchestra
Berkshire Symphony
Williams College
Bennington Horn Society
Beshara
Vermont Yankee pledges greater cooperation with Vermont officials
Governor Richard Snelling criticized Vermont Yankee for failing to meet public accountability. Vermont Yankee spokesman Lawrence Keyes said VP John Beck promised more detailed reports and a better state relationship. Snelling warned of possible legislation if cooperation does not improve as a state climate forecast shows showers and cool temperatures this weekend.
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Yankee
Lawrence Keyes
John Beck
Snelling
Vernon
Vermont Yankee
Beck
Keyes
Vermont
Two states probe murder connections
New Hampshire and Somerville police investigate a possible link between gangland style killings of Frank Sidoti in Sanbornton and George Lukacewicz in East Cambridge. Somerville Chief Thomas O'Brien says both men may have known each other and that the Sidoti case could inspire other crimes. Lukacewicz was to appear in court on a truck hijacking tied to cosmetics valued at $50,000.
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Manchester N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Somerville
Mass
Manchester Union
Thomas O’brien
Frank Sidoti
Sanbornton
George Lukacewicz
East Cambridge
Lukacewicz
O’brien
Sidoti
Charac
Norman McClethchie
Steele Hill Road Inn
Lobsters Die in Seabrook Harbor from Bacterial Infection
Seabrook New Hampshire reports about 1700 lobsters died over three weeks. University of New Hampshire professor Richard Strout says a lethal bacterial infection, commonly called Red Tail, caused the deaths. He discounted lobstermen’s claim that silt from dock construction at the Seabrook nuclear plant was to blame.
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Seabrook, N.H
Seabrook
Strout
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