Arlington Water Co Given Second Health Order To Comply
Arlington Water Co and principal Norton Barber are again notified by state Health Department official Kenneth Stone of a second health order demanding system improvements. If the Sept. 13 order is not fulfilled within one week a court action may follow. Tests show Red Mountain spring contamination from coliform bacteria, prompting a required chlorination facility. Pressure drops in East Arlington lead to a broader leak survey and a plan to pump up capacity. A boil water advisory remains in effect for residents. Laurie J. Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waldo L. Roberts, has been elected to Phi Theta Kappa at Green Mountain College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Webb
Arlington
Bennington
Norton Barber
Arlington Water Co
State Health Department
Kenneth Stone
Vermont Health Department
Barber
Barber’s Company
Edward Lamb
Health Department
Stone
Attorney General’s Office
Red Mountain
East Arlington
Red Mountain Spring
Lamb
Water Company
Alan Mattison
Roger Dickenson
Dickenson
Fisher School
Chem Clean
Main Street
Mattison
Harry Pickering Sr
Brooks
Pickering
Laurie J. Roberts
Waldo L. Roberts
Barnumville Road
Green Mountain College
Phi Theta Kappa
Green Key
Falls merchants oppose annexation of shopping center land
Hoosick Falls merchants gathered at the regional services center to oppose a plan to annex 12.48 acres owned by Ralph Helft for a shopping center to be built by Hoosick Falls Realty Inc. The project would include a Grand Union store, Adams Drug, possibly Ben Franklin, two fast food outlets, and a private restaurant. The hearing explored village water and sewer impacts, financing of plant modifications, and job creation, with opposition citing risk to downtown business and village uniqueness. The planning board will study the proposal in 60 to 80 days and both boards must vote within 90 days. UNICEF drive announced for Friday afternoon by North Bennington students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Schrank
Hoosick Falls Realty
Marvin Isreal
Walter Ucellini
Troy
Hoosick Falls Realty Inc
Helft
Acellini
Hoosick Falls
Manchester Commission approves recreation area plans
The District 8 Environmental Commission approved the Manchester recreation project pending formal permit within 20 days. Plans include three tennis courts, baseball and softball fields, and trails with an estimated $120,000 price tag. Funding would cover 80 percent from BOR, with $24,000 locally, amid a $7,500 annual park budget and prior red-ink years.
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Manchester
Manchester Recreation Area
District 8 Environmental Commission
Henry Lambert
Recreation Board
Michael Powers
Kelton Miller
Robert Brown
Lambert
Manchester Park
Federal Board of Recreation
BOR
Park Board
Selectmen
Brown
BOC
Pressure per square inch in onion cells? UPI note
United Press International reports a claim that each cell of an onion contains water pressure totaling 360 pounds per square inch, a figure tied to potential steam boiler impact.
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Webb
Falls
Israel
Grand Union
William McMartin
Oak Industries
Richard Farley
Peter Kent
Donald Myers
Hoosick Falls Realty, Inc
Herb Loretan
Rudits Home Appliance
Loretan
Joan Rodgers
Mason Harrison
Marge Marker
Bunker Hill
Donald Bogardus
Ucellini
Ferley
North Bennington
North Bennington School
Hlo
Medimark
Hallmark Cards. Inc
Ae Furniture Co
Main ST
Commission
Shaftsbury
Stan Flower
Shaftsbury Elementary
Unicef
Powers
Hoosick
N.Y
First United Church of
Environmental Commission
National Ledger Sheets
Ledger & Record Books
ACCO
BIC
Bennington, VT
Marra's
Marra
North ST
Dick Torrey
Prop
J.m
The
Salvation Army
Thrift Store
North Street
Gardner Spencer
Harwood Dr
SWIFT
Pao
Vermont
Walker's
United Press International
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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