Water service to terminate to those who haven't paid
Hoosick Falls village votes to cut water to nonpayers on Nov 1 with $1,146.66 outstanding for six months. Also plans interviews Nov 19 for a part time engineer to oversee water and sewer administration and grant applications, and notes other local items including an Oct 27 church anniversary and a political talk in Arlington.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Department of Public Works
Hoosick Falls Peewee
Bennington Steelers
Bennington
Brent Griffin
Dan McMahon
Steve Schwartz
Dan Williams
Griffin
Bill Harrison
Mt. Anthony High School
Peewees
ReCap Rural Bus schedule changes announced in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls with Rensselaer County Economic Opportunity announces ReCap Rural Bus Line schedule changes effective Monday Oct 28 with door to St Marys Health Center Troy and rereadable format. Transit riders should use prior schedules until Oct 28. For info call 279 1191. Arlington Town Clerk extends hours to 9 pm on Nov 1 for absentee voting ahead of Nov 5 election.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer County Commission On Economic Opportunity
St. Mary’s Health Center
Troy
CEO
Grafton
Petersburg
Hosick Falls
Arlington
Hoosick Falls families mark 25th wedding anniversary
Hoosick Falls honors Hoosick Falls residents Hoosick Falls Jr and Dorothy Surdam Ryan at an open house on Bovie Hill Road with six children and over 100 guests. The couple wed Oct 15 1949 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, and both work locally.
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Walter Ryan Jr
Bovie Hill Road
VFW Hall
Pamela
Kathleen
Julie
Teresa
Barbara
Joseph Ryan
Ryan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
George Walker
USA
Dorothy Surdam
Specialty Insulation Manufacturng Company
Hoosac Pharmacy
Unemployment Rates Rise Across Vermont Regions
St Albans leads Vermont with the highest insured unemployment at 6 percent, up from 5.8. The state average climbs to 3.5 percent while Barre Montpelier shows 5.6 and Newport 4.2 percent. Rutland Brattleboro White River Junction Springfield Burlington fall at or below 3 percent. Bennington 3.5 Middlebury 3.3 St Johnsbury 3.7.
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UPI
St. Albans
Vermont Department of Employment Security
Barre-Montpelier
Newport Area
Rutland
Brattleboro
White River Junction
Springfield
Aiken Endorses Mallary For Senate Seat
Retiring Senator Aiken, long averse to endorsements, signals support for Rep. Mallary in the Vermont race. He praises Mallary as knowledgeable about agriculture and says the endorsement aims to benefit the country, while cautioning he does not disparage Leahy or Sanders.
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Aiken
Mallory
Patrick Leahy
Liberty
Bernard Sanders
Jeffords Credibility Question Shrugs Off Vermont Tax Critique
Democratic rival Francis Cain claims James M. Jeffords lacks credibility over tax reform positions. Cain accuses Jeffords of backing tax cuts while supporting Vermont’s large personal income tax loophole for the wealthy, and of overspending as attorney general by 56000 dollars, challenging his budget discipline.
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Brattleboro
UPI
James M. Jeffords
Washington
Francis Cain
Cain
Jeffords
Vermont
Legion chief hails Vermont program for Vietnam veterans
Joseph M. Wagenseller national commander of the American Legion praised Vermont for a state college program offering aid and counseling to Vietnam veterans after meeting Gov. Salmon. He urged more states to follow suit and said the Legion was alarmed by talks of a veto on higher education benefits for veterans.
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Montpelier
UPS
Joseph M. Wagenseller
The
American Legion
Vermont
Salmon
Wagenseller
Legion
Ford
Rickover Visits Capital District Campaigns in Nuclear Lab Review
In New York Niskayuna Admiral Hyman G. Rickover toured the Knowles Power Laboratory to inspect atomic reactor work while denying political involvement for booster visits to Congressmen Samuel S. Stratton and Carleton J. King. Both lawmakers sit on the Armed Services Committee. In Troy, theater owner John Capano won a legal victory as the obscenity case over his Cinema Art Theater movie Forced Entry was dropped. Capano vowed to continue showing similar material.
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Niskayuna
Hyman G. Rickover
Samuel S. Stratton
Carleton J. King
Rickover
Knowles Power Atomic Power Laboratory
U.S
Stratton
King
House
Armed Services Committee
Troy
John Capano
Capital District
Capano
Allan Dixon
Adams Planning Board grants permit for 350-room Elco resort hotel
Adams Planning Board approved Elco Resort Developers Inc. for a $13.8 million 350-room hotel and convention center at Greylock Glen. The 10-story complex will include five duplex suites and standard rooms, with foundations underway and completion targeted in three weeks. North Adams plans redevelopment of City Yard and a 41-acre industrial park, funded by a $1.1 million project, overseen by a new master plan formed by Mayor Bianco and the Redevelopment Authority after a seminar in Auburn.
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Adams Planning Board
Elco Resort Developers Inc
Greylock Glen
State Department of Public Safety
Ronald M. Botkin
North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
Ashland Street
Bianco
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LeRoy Baker
Arthur Hyde
Boston and Maine Railroad
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Helene Thompson
Edith Beaumont
Margaret Conway
Robert Shiland
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Gary Albowicz
Asseblyman
Gerlad Solomon
Douglas Hudson
Pierce Russell
Cottrell Orchestra
Fred Bouplon
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McCaffrey Street
Edwin Brenenstuhl
River Road
Ruth Brenenstuhl
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Pablo LaPorte
Gary Sargood
Peter Cusack
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Darrel Kenyon
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Schenectady
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New Canaan
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