Hoosick Falls to host weekly regional DMV office
Rensselaer County announces a regional DMV branch will operate once a week in Hoosick Falls at the Hoosick Regional Center every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Citizens from Hoosick, Pittstown, Grafton, Petersburg, Berlin and nearby areas can renew licenses, registrations and update records locally with six hour service and on site staff.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer
Edward A. Wielkind
Department of Motor Vehicles
Hoosick Regional Center
County Health Department
Vielkind
William J. Murphy
State Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Rensselaer County Health Department
Hoosick
Pittstown
Grafton
Petersburg
Berlin
Stephentown
Troy
Albany
Wielkind
Murphy
Democratic dinner plans for Cullinan finalized
Arlington event for Orlando Cullinan, candidate for state Senate from Bennington County, features attendees including Rep. Jane Gardner and Stella Hackel. Dinner at Fisher School costs 4 dollars. reservations contact Marian Crawford or Larry Molloy. Gov. Salmon unable to attend due to prior commitment.
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Arlington
Orlando Cullinan
State Senate
Bennington County
Rep
Jane Gardner
Stella Hackel
Montpelier
John A. Burgess
U.S. House
M. Jerome Diamond
Stuart St. Peter
James Guest
Fred Randler
Auditor of
Thomas P. Salmon
U.S. Senate
Fisher School
Arlington-Sunderland- Sandgate
Democratic Party
Marian Crawford
Larry Molloy
Newington oil refinery confirmed for New Hampshire site
In Newington, N H, the former oil separator at Sprague’s Atlantic Terminal on the Piscataqua River is now recognized as a refinery. Axel Johnson Co officials say the small plant will focus on No 4 oil Naptha and potentially No 2 oil for home heating, with limited gasoline output and plans to boost water discharge per EPA rules.
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Manchester
Orvis Company
Orvis
District Environmental Commission
C.H. Sprague Oil Company of
Boston
Atlantic Terminal ‘Corp
Pisataqua River
Portsmouth
Sprague
Texas
UPI
Axel Johnson Co
Arthur Hawk
Axel Johnson
New England
Hawk
Newington
Burr and Burton Class of 1976 graduates paths revealed
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary reports that of 86 graduates from the Class of 1976, 40 pursued further education. Among the college bound, 75 percent attend four-year colleges and 25 percent enroll in two-year programs with UVM leading, and Vermont schools plus others around the country represented.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Vermont
University of Vermont
Burr and Burton
Castleton
Johnson, Windham, Champlain
Green Mountain
Vermont College
Vermont’ Technical College
Cornell
N.Y
Plymouth State
N.H
Pomona
Calif
Citrus College
Randolph-Macon
Springfield
Mass
St. Anselm’s
Thiel
Stephens
Casenovia Jr
Holliston Jr
Albany Jr
SUNY
Delhi
Joint venture eyed for border area hospital
Claremont New Hampshire and Springfield Vermont consider a shared new hospital to meet federal fire safety standards. Twin State Cooperative Hospitals Inc endorses a plan for a $4 million facility on a 30 acre site between the two towns. The joint board hopes full trustee approval within a month. The existing hospitals have 81 and 84 beds with about 60 percent occupancy. the proposed hospital would house about 100 beds.
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Claremont
N.H
UPI
Springfield
Twin State Cooperative Hospitals Inc
Richard Roberts
Springfield Hospital
Claremont General Hospital
Roberts
Vermont Union backs Salmon in U S Senate race
Vermont electrical workers at Vermont Yankee endorsed Gov. Thomas Salmon for the U S Senate after a union poll found him the membership’s clear choice. Salmon also won support from the Vermont Labor Forum and United Electrical Workers, though the Yankee union is not affiliated with the forum.
Troy residents offer few specifics on city pride
A RPI commissioned study polled 600 Troy residents and 100 businessmen. Four top replies to naming the best things about Troy were nothing no answer other colleges. Only one of 700 respondents praised city government, suggesting Trojans lack pride in their city.
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Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
RPI
New York Replaces Lake Ontario Fish Release Due to Mirex
Albany officials say 600,000 coho salmon and lake trout slated for Lake Ontario will be released into Lake Erie instead. Other fish varieties will be released into the polluted lake but coho salmon and lake trout accumulate Mirex and should not be eaten according to EnCon studies.
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Albany
Lake Ontario
N.Y
Berkshires murder bail set in Nudist Camp slaying
Ada Lerch, 38, of Albany, was granted 50000 bail after being charged with murder in the June 6 knife slaying of her husband Max, 58, at a Hancock nudist camp. Earlier arrest was for aggravated assault. He died hours after admission to Berkshire Medical Center. Also in Williamstown, 5000 missing person cards distributed across six states as a Crime Prevention unit, with a helicopter search added.
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Middlebury
UPI
Charles Perkins
Vergennes
Addison County
Lawrence Browe
Perkins
Chittenden County
Burlington
Pittsfield
Ada M. Lerch
Albany
N.Y
Max
Berkshire Medical Center
Williamstown
Cynthia Krizack
Crime Prevention & Control
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New Hampshire
North Adams
Holy Family School
Earl Turner
Heywood
Wakefield
Colonial
Soale
Bennington
STAIR
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Main Street
Rexel
Quinlan
Main ST
BBS
Shushan
United States
United Presbyterian Church of
Eleanor Klare
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Democratic County Committee
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Border Towns
Vernon Workers
Salmon
State
Civil Defense Office
Belle
Civil Defense
Richard Holmes
Sanders
Nancy Kaufman
Times-Argus
Times Argus
Nicholas Monsarrat
PSB
Banking and Insurance Department
New York
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