Pownal church choir rehearses tonight at 7 30
Pownal United Methodist Church choir will rehearse tonight at 7 30 at the church. The Pownal Center Fire Department will meet at their firehouse at 7 30 tonight. The Pownal Parent Teacher Group sponsors its second flea market Sunday Oct 19 from 10 am to 5 pm at Pownal Elementary School with baked goods candy plants used books and more and a benefit. Donations may be brought to the school weekdays until 4 pm or call for pickup. Volunteers needed to help Saturday Oct 18 and on market day.
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Pownal
Pownal Center
East Pownal
Bennington Methodist Church
Linda Sheridan
Cadet Jeffrey Rounds earns Distinguished Military Student award
Manchester Cadet Jeffrey J. Rounds, a University of Vermont ROTC senior, earned a Distinguished Military Student award for his summer training. He graduated in the top five percent at Fort Bragg Advanced Camp among 2,000 cadets and, with two other UVM cadets, completed Airborne School at Fort Benning earning parachute wings after five jumps. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rounds of River Road.
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Jeffrey J. Rounds
University of Vermont
Fort Bragg
N.C
Rounds
UVM
Fort Benning
Charles Rounds
River Road
Arlington gears up for October bicentennial celebrations
Arlington's Main Street events on Oct. 11 will feature a food and plant sale, souvenirs, an art show, and a Vermont Bicentennial table. St James Church Harvest Jubilee offers food, crafts, antiques, and a white elephant table. Book sale by Martha Canfield Library, with tax-deductible receipts for donors. Prize cash awards for young cooks. Also updates on bicentennial planning and local school board meetings in Sunderland Pawlet Dorset and Rupert.
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Arlington
Sandgate
Sunderland
Bicentennial Committee
Arlington Community House
Mary Henning
Dorothy Krahmer
St. James Church
St. James
Marge Brush
Jane Gardner
Dorothy Grout
Dorothy Whitley
Martha Canfield
Vermont
Com
Mittee
David Bort
Sugarbush
Gerald Buckley
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Eileen Whitley
Chris Weakley
Brian Seiferling
Battenkill
Amy Stroffeleno
Senate panel backs Bristol Cliffs boundary change
The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill to modify the Bristol Cliffs Wilderness Area removing privately owned parcels to quell landowner anger. The measure aims to ease restrictions tied to federal wilderness status and is set for potential Senate consideration in coming weeks.
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Washington
UPI
Bristol Cliffs
Senate Agriculture Committee
Patrick Leahy
Senate
Bristol
Middlebury librarian John R. McKenna dies at 58
John Redmond McKenna, longtime Middlebury College librarian, died Tuesday night at 58. He joined Middlebury in 1964 after working at University of Maine Colby and Bowdoin. In 1969 he led the New England Library Association as president. The governor's Committee on Children and Youth launched a lobbying drive for the 1976 legislative session to push children's rights, with public hearings and statewide mailings.
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Middlebury
UPI
John Redmond McKenna
Middlebury College
McKenna
University of Maine
Colby
Bowdoin Colleges
New England Library Association
Murphy Proposes 32 Percent Property Tax Boost in New York
Troy Rensselaer County Executive William J. Murphy denounces Federal and state aid trends while unveiling a record budget for 197. He warns local government faces doom if costs rise and real property tax base cannot fund social services. A Dec 1 budget vote and public hearing are required. A separate petition seeks to revoke Enlarged City School District superintendent Sidney L. Johnson on grounds of alleged removal conspiracy, with English teacher Albert E. McFerran Jr. seeking a hearing claiming Johnson is unfit to serve.
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Troy — Rensselaer County
William J. Murphy
Murphy
Feds
Troy
Koy High School
Sidney L. Johnson
Albert E. McFerran Jr
Johnson
Fire blamed on old wiring at Bonnie Bank Inn
Berkshire Stockbridge fire investigators say faulty electrical wiring caused the September blaze that destroyed the 145 year old Bonnie Bank Inn formerly Edgemont. The two story building on Stockbridge-Lenox Road was bought last June by Achille Cibelli. The inn was built in 1830 by Noah Rogers Bradley, a descendant of Elisha Bradley who arrived in 1776 from New Haven. In separate town business, officials report US Fiber Corp installed an air filtering system to stop a year long dust storm and now recycles all dust as the plant operates fully enclosed, addressing residents' health concerns at Marble Street convalescent home.
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Stockbridge
Orpheus
Bonnie Bank
Achille Cibelli
Noah Rogers Bradley
Elisha Bradley
New Haven
Stockbridge-Lenox Road
Edgemont
Marble Street
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T.V
North ST. Mall
Manchester
Woodford State Park
Woodford
Woodford Board of Health
By Gerald Raftery
BRSA
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Tency
Malcolm Coordintor
Burlington Square
Burlington, VT
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Mai St., Benn
Bill
Library Board Hearing
Montpelier
Vermont Board of Libraries
Vermont Library Services
Midstate
Berlin
Federal Library Services and Construction Act
Department of Libraries
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Hubbardton
Campaign For Kids’ Rights
New York
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