Bennington Lobbyists and State Grant Talks in Montpelier
Rep. Joseph Caracciola states there are no paid lobbyists from Bennington, but individuals like automobile dealers and day care advocates lobby on their topics. He notes selectmen act as town lobbyists on state road aid and charter changes. Major lobbyists in Montpelier include Rutland attorney John D. Carbine for Central Vermont Public Service Corp and former Lt. Gov. Ralph A. Foote, plus Judge Henry Black who has billboard interests. Leaves disposal is handled by Bennington town crews with a vacuum truck focusing on storm sewer areas. outside-town areas rely on residents to manage leaf care.
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Joseph Caracciola
Bennington
Caracciola
Hospital Association
Rutland
John D. Carbine
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Montpelier
Ralph A. Foote
Middlebury
Henry Black
White River Junction
Edward Lamb
Lamb
Weekly School Lunch Menu Mix of Hot Dishes and Sides
A sequence of school lunch options listed for two weeks shows daily menus featuring hot dogs, casseroles, soups, sandwiches, macaroni and cheese, burgers, tuna, pasta, pork, Spanish rice, and fish sticks. Each day includes sides like vegetables, breads, desserts, and milk. Not all items are fully legible, but meals cover varied proteins and vegetables.
Mountains of donated clothing elude capture on Banner film
Molly Stark Elementary students organized a large clothing drive for Apalachia through Save the Children Federation. Holmes Transport shipped 182 bags totaling over a ton and a half to Knoxville, Tennessee, after a filming mishap left the Banner camera empty.
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Molly Stark
Apalachia
Save the Children Federation
Holmes Transport Co
Knoxville
Tennessee
Banner
John Leaning
Seasonal layoffs push up jobless rate in Bennington area
October figures from the Vermont Department of Employment Security show Bennington unemployment at 5.9 percent of a 12,650 workforce, with 800 jobless. Layoffs of construction workers continued while manufacturing held steady and nurses remained in demand. statewide rates varied from 2.7 to 7.7 percent across towns.
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Montpelier
Bennington
State Department of Employment Security
DES
Barre-Montpelier
Brattleboro
Burlington
Middlebury
Newport
VEW Auxiliary Notes Meet With Notable Guests In Manchester
The VEW Auxiliary held a well attended meeting on Tuesday. A surprise gift was presented to Margaret Knights and a silver doughboy award went to Janet LeBlanc. Guests Joyce Hosley and Frances Mitchell attended, both from Manchester. Josephine Colvin was initiated. A tribute to Gold Star Mothers is set for Saturday at 6 30 p.m. at the VFW Hall with Rosann Green as chairperson and others assisting. The next meeting is December 14 at 8 p.m.
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Margaret Knights
Janet LeBlanc
Joyce Hosley
Frances Mitchell
Eastern States Conference
Manchester
Josephine Colvin
VFW
Rosann Green
Mildred Harrington
Marion Charest
Eleanor Welch
Doris Kinney
Recreation Schedule November 29 to December 5
Activities run week long with multiple repeats: Chess Club at Stark Street Playground Monday evening. BROC cooking class Tuesday morning. arts and crafts, yoga, and a puppet group. Food Stamp distribution. Senior Citizens woodworking on Wednesday afternoon. bowling at Bennington Lanes. cards and rug hooking Thursday. Hoy union meeting. judo at MAUHS. public card party Friday. Junior Rifle Club at the armory Saturday. Senior Citizens social hour Sunday.
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Senior Citizens
Bennington Lanes
Mauhs
Armory
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