Fenn wins Vermont outstanding tree farmer title
Abbott Fenn of Keewaydin Camps Salisbury was chosen Vermont’s outstanding tree farmer by the American Forest Institute at its annual meeting. Fenn owns 300 acres among 252 Vermont tree farm operators as part of the Vermont tree farm program sponsored by the Vermont Natural Resources Council.
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Boston
Abbott Fenn
Keewaydin
Salisbury
Vermont
American Forest Institute
Fenn
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Deer Kill Reports Across Arlington and Surrounding Towns
Deer kills listed for Arlington and nearby towns include many names with points and weights such as Raymond Harvey 8 pts 117 lbs in Sandgate, Edward Eldred 8 pts 129 lbs in Sandgate, and James Myers located in Hoosick Falls with 91 lbs in Sandgate. Also noted are spikes and various weights from Wilmington Pownal and other communities, documented by game wardens and local reporters.
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Arlington
Chem-Clean
Mary Hon
Danby
Raymond Harvey
Clarksburg
Sandgate
Sheila Hess
West Arlington
David Harvey
Albert Harvey
North Adams
Edward F. Eldred
Bennington
Raymond Smith
Edwin Buffum
Huntington
Thurston T. Hulet
Rupert
Robert Gulick
Hawthorn
Manchester
Harold Levesque
Adams
Dorset
Robert G. Woodcock
Karen Hastings
Raymond Bower
Sunderland
August Foss
Greenwich
W. Arlington
Trevor Elwell Sr
Shaftsbury
N. Rupert
James Myers
Hoosick Falls
Chris Kenyon
N. Bennington
Mt. Tabor
James G. Woodard
Lester Davis
Jonathan Gaity
Bristol
Conn
Maryann Sallisky
Stewart Brown
Jackson
N.Y
Michael Hart
James Ruion
Salem
Lynn Burke
Harold L. Moffitt
Peru
Commodore C. Hon
Spike
Roy Brown
Shushan
Dwight Leonard
Richard Beane
Pawlet
Robert Cardimino
N. Adams
John Dietrich Arlington
Gordon Nesbitt
White Creek
Ted Boreck
Ashland
Gerald la Pointe
Hopkinton
Edward Krawczyk
Christopher Amadon
John Gamcary
Ashfield
Keith Budro
Kelly Dietrich
Gerald Crawford
East Hartford
Donny Wood
East Arlington
Ernest Mears
Morris Wheeler
Gary Mears
Robert M. Niles III
Duane R. Hoyt
Francis Cornacchioli
Auburn
Kenneth N. Johnson
John E. Gardner
Evelyn Parrella
Stamford
Shrewsbury
Jim Edgerton, Jr
Woodstock
James Kupfer
Oxford
Fred Bernat
Joseph E. Vadala
Daytona Beach
Raymond Myers
Michael Harrington
Wilmington
Wayne Rowell
Roy Bickford
Wayne Fagans
Roy Hood
Searsburg
George E. Craft
Verne Aiken
William B. Stark
Searsbury
Glastonbury
Elmer E. LaFlamme
Somerset
Richard L. Davenport
Clifford T. Morin
Patrick Wintee
Gary D. Burrington
West Dover
Carol O. Broun
Jack V. Boucher
Frederick R. Pike
Marlboro
Charles P. Newfield
William King
Rutland three men plead innocent in teen kidnapping case
In Vermont District Court three Rutland men faced charges over a Sunday assault that allegedly aimed to abduct Jill Anderson, 18, a Green Mountain College student, as she walked to her dorm at 3:30 a.m. Bail set at 7500 for Harland McLaren with transfer to Waterbury State Hospital ordered for evaluation. Fitzgerald and Royce held at Rutland Corrections Center on 5000 bail each. A hearing was set for personal recognizance bail until disposition.
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UPI
Vermont
Poultney
Jill Anderson
Green Mountain College
Harland McLaren
Rutland County
Stephen Dardeck
Rutland Community
Waterbury State Hospital
John Fitzgerald
Calvin Royce
Robert Tepper
Corning named to party Council in New York
Albany Mayor Erastus Corning is named to a five member Council of Regional Coordinators after losing a bid to be state Democratic chairman. Governor-elect Hugh Carey selected Patrick Cunningham as upstate chairman. Corning says he is happy to take the assignment and supports the governor's choice. Cobleskill State College players arrested for marijuana possession after a victory party. Eight players and two women face up to one year in jail. Police and campus security conducted the raid following the win over Herkimer Community College.
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Albany
Erastus Corning
Democratic Party
Hudson-Mohawk
Hugh Carey
Upstate
Carey
Patrick Cunningham
Bronx
Cobleskill
Cobleskill State College
Herkimer Community College
Berkshire Man Charged in Nieroda Death Faces Hearing
Ernest A. Morann of Shelburne Falls faced charges of attempted murder and murder in the beating death of Bruno Nieroda of Savoy after an autopsy ruled homicide from multiple blows and a knife like thigh wound. Judge Philip A. Ball Jr ordered a mental competency exam and held the case until Saturday without appointing counsel or setting bail. Also, factory shutdowns were announced in North Adams with Adams division of Rochester Paper Co stopping a week and Sprague Electric planning up to 10 days affecting up to 1,400 workers nationwide. City Council declined to rename Hooker Street amid debate over the term, noting it possibly honors Civil War Gen. Joseph Hooker.
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Nieroda
Greenfield
Philip A. Ball Jr
Ernest A. Morann
Shelburne Falls
Bruno Nieroda
Savoy
George W. Curtis
Nicvoda
Ball
Morann
North Adams
Adams
Rochester Paper Co
Robert J. Clark
Sprague Electric Co
Robert J. Diodali
Diodali
City Council
Harold R. Lans
Lan
Council 72
Arthur E. Wilk
Hooker Street
Gen
Joseph
Fightin
Joe” Hooker
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