Hudson Valley study center opens for residents in Troy
Hudson Valley Community College opens an independent study center on Thursday December 2 at 2 p.m. in the Dwight Marvin Library lower level. The facility offers more than 90 multimedia devices and serves all Rensselaer County residents and Troy students.
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Van Rensselaer Greens Show runs December 9 to 12
The Van Rensselaer Garden Club presents its Christmas Greens Show at the Rensselaer County Historical Society in Troy from December 9 through 12. Hours vary daily with free admission and concurrent Antiques Show in the Coach House open late. Hostesses include Troy Women’s Club and local groups. background music features a loaned record player and Girl Scout carols.
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Arlington seeks protection against mounting crime rate
Arlington residents plan a meeting with selectmen to push for funding a local police force with state and county support. State's Attorney Neil S. Moss urged harsher penalties for repeat offenders and faster action, while residents highlight vandalism, arson, drag racing, and fear of retaliation as motives.
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Nature Conservancy buys Mendon Peak and Little Killington
The Nature Conservancy has purchased 3 215 acres in Rutland County for 305000 on behalf of Vermont to transfer the Mendon Peak and Little Killington tracts to the state. The parcels near Killington ski area will join Calvin Coolidge and Aiken State Forests and will be administered by the Agency for Environmental Conservation within about three months.
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Falls Man Paul Aaron Fink Receives Top Reviews for Love Me Love My Children
Paul Aaron Fink known as Paul Aaron directs his third Off Broadway show in New York at the Mercer O Case Theatre. The Village Voice lauds his balance of performance and group dynamic with a praised cast, Salome Bey and Patsy Rahn delivering strong musical numbers and energy. Fink, a Hoosick Falls native, formed the local theatre group at age 18 and later studied at Brandeis and Bennington Colleges.
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Pope reads judo rules at audience
Pope Paul VI, 74, told members of the Italian Judo Academy at his general audience that reading their rules and programs gave him an impression of seriousness and an almost ascetic way of life. The brief address was part of his weekly audience in the Vatican.
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Flip Wilson teases retirement of Geraldine idea
Hollywood comedian Flip Wilson, host of a top TV show, hints he may retire his female impersonation Geraldine if he can land Mae West as a guest. He explains Geraldine grew from Butterfly McQueen’s voice, evolved on television, and remains central to his appeal while he also creates many recurring characters.
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North Bennington Imposes All-Night Parking Ban
North Bennington village trustees announce an all night parking ban from December 1 through April 1 to aid street plowing sanding and snow removal. Parking after midnight on any village street road or sidewalk will be prohibited and strictly enforced with resident cooperation urged.
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North Bennington urges turnout for charter vote referendum
North Bennington village trustees urge voters to participate in a special town meeting referendum next Tuesday voting hours 10 a m to 7 p m on changes to the town charter Section 3 taxation would let residents receive a tax discount for not benefiting from Bennington water and supporting their own water system Amendment 15 could allow future contracts with town fire departments but would not bind the village. Fred Welling chairman urges large turnout and notes several favorable items in the warning for North Bennington residents.
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