Dorothy Gilbert seeks Mt. Anthony Union School board three year term
Dorothy Gilbert of Woodford runs for a three year term on the Mt. Anthony Union School board to focus on children. She cites eight children, PTG leadership, and education experience while praising Supt. Sleeman and the Bennington Program and calling for board compromise. She also commends senior high principal Eugene P. Smith.
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Dorothy Gilbert
Mt. Anthony Union
Woodford
Gilbert
Man Released on Murder Sentence Returns to Jail on Stolen Bike
Mario Tuniz, 70, freed after 15 years for murder, rode a stolen bicycle to police headquarters in Udine and asked to be returned to jail. He said he had no relatives or home. Police escorted him back to his cell.
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Udine
Italy
UPI
Mario Tuniz
Tuniz
Four Woodford candidates vie for Mt Anthony board seat
Woodford residents weigh four candidates for the Mt Anthony Union School Board seat. Avis Bruce Hurley, a Woodford incumbent with four years on the board, cites taxes and inflation as key issues and urges compromise. Franklin Frantz, former director, critiques demagoguery and wants curriculum focus and off site programs, while noting mixed views on central office performance. Interviews by Rob Woolmington reveal local concerns over Supt. Sleeman and Bennington Program costs amid tight budgets.
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Avis Bruce-Hurley
Mt. Anthony Union School
Woodford
Mt. Anthony
George A. Sleeman
Hurley
George Sleeman
George
Bennington
Sullivan Bus Lines
Antoinette Button
Rob Woolmington
Banner
Franklin Frantz
Mt. Anthony Union
Frantz
Two Men Charged In North Adams Dunkin Donuts Theft
North Adams police report two men faces charges after a doughnut tray was stolen from the Dunkin Donuts shop in the early hours. Thomas P. Sullivan Jr. of North Adams and John S. Cooley of Bennington were arrested at 2:50 a.m. at the rear of Tom's Auto Shop in Willow Dell. A baker, Timothy Randall, alerted police when a waitress saw two men grab the tray and run toward Church Street.
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North Adams
Mass
Bennington
North Adams Dunkin Donuts
Thomas P. Sullivan Jr
John S. Cooley
Raymond H. Oakes
Tom
Willow Dell
Sullivan
Cooley
Timothy Randall
Church Street
Bennington Recycling Center Reports September Totals
The Berkshire-Bennington Counties Recycling Council reports September totals for Bennington Center with 8 percent tons of solid waste, 3 tons of glass, an incomplete can figure, 34 percent tons of newspapers and 1 percent tons of magazines. Recyclables will become tissue paper, insulation, glass bottles, and melted metal for reuse. The council’s truck is back in service after repairs and residents are asked to rinse bottles and cans and sort by color. Cardboard and brown paper bags cannot be recycled. For questions call Luda Howard at 442-5125.
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Bennington
Berkshire-Bennington Counties
Woodford candidate criticizes Mt Anthony board and administration
David Humphreys from Woodford, a Mt Anthony Union candidate, says the high school is excellent but weak in administration and bureaucracy. He questions board policy and notes a disconnect with voters while urging focus on curriculum to prepare students for life after graduation. Humphreys criticizes past duplication under Title I and cites Bennington Program merit.
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David Humphreys
Woodford
Mt. Anthony
George
Bennington
Humphreys
University of Vermont
South Burlington
South Carolina
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