Rutland Savings Bank plans Manchester branch approval sought
Rutland Savings Bank seeks state and FDIC approval to open a Manchester office, with the Vermont Banking Commissioner noting the review is on schedule. The bank, about 80 million in assets, would be its first branch, citing strong local mortgage loan demand and high mortgage lending share.
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Rutland Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDIC
Vermont
Charles M. Kulp
James Hall
First Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Catamount National Bank
Factory Point National Bank
Rutland Savings
Thomas C. Ryan
Bromley
Stratton
Ryan
Rutland Bank
Kulp
Rummage Sale and Bank Expansion Notes in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts a church rummage sale in the church hall on Oct 31 from 9 30 a m to 4 p m. A November 1 pre election food sale is planned at the Grand Union on Main Street by the Town of Hoosick Democratic Women’s Club. Peggy Galvin and Jean Brewster are co chairs. Vermont banking news discusses Rutland Savings Bank expansion plans in Manchester Shopping Center Routes 11 and 30 with state and local approvals pending. The piece notes regional banking growth and a missing Manchester teen, Denney Marie Sweeney, last seen Oct 18 near the Manchester IGA. Call 362 2121 with information.
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Women’s Society of the
Hoosick Falls
Town of
Ryan
Manchester
Shortsleeve
Texaco
Rutland Savings Bank
Banking and Insurance Department
Green Mountain State Bank
Winhall
Vermont
Kulp
Maine
Denney Marie Sweeney
IGA
Bennington County
Ms. Sweeney
Prisons Debate Rehabilitation And Incapacitation
A panel discussion in Vermont weighed whether prisons rehabilitate or incapacitate offenders. Panelists including Malvine Cole and M Jerome Diamond argued abolition vs retention of prison, with others like Rep. Joseph Caracciola and Kent Stoneman outlining historical shifts, costs, and policy proposals. The session highlighted tensions between punitive and humane approaches and ended with a call for broader social fixes.
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Malvine Cole
M. Jerome Diamond
Ms. Cole
Diamond
Paul Gray
Joseph Caracciola
Vermont House of Representatives
Kent Stoneman
Corrections
Robert Stanfield
University of Vermont
John Eusden
Williams College
Stanfield
Busden
Park-McCullough talk to apply wolf caribou principle
John Randolph, editor and outdoors writer, speaks at Park-McCullough House North Bennington on Sunday Nov 2 at 4 pm about wildlife management in Vermont. He argues deer and wild turkey populations rise without natural predators and urges hunting-led control, citing state policy and history. He invites public discussion.
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Randolph
Vermont Hills
Pawlet
Bomoseen
Vermont
New York
Hemingway
Turgenev
Ortega Y Gasset
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Dorset Selectmen
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Sunderland
Baskerville
Gerald Raftery
Sunderland School Board
Cincinnati
North Carolina
North Dakota
National Advisory Commission On Criminal Justice
Richard Nixon
Massachusetts Commissioner of Corrections
John Boone
National Campaign Against Prisons
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Windsor
Carraciola
House of Representatives
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Park-McCullough House
EO Club
Krawczyk
Walter Bullis
Pownal Lions Club
Mt. Anthony Lee Club
Millie Riley
Leslie Johnson
Pownal
Fish and Game
Connecticut River
First Vermont Bank
Main ST
Monument Plaza Office
Putnam Square
Bennington Plaza
Bennington
Brattleboro
Vermont National
the Shea Agency Inc
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