Young student joins Northern Berkshire Chamber board
North Adams Massachusetts Joe Massun a 20 year old Everett native and first Semester junior majoring in business administration at North Adams State College has been named the chamber of commerce board's youngest director Massun will sit with full voting privileges for a one year term aligned with the college year Dr Donald Bowman department chairman notes the move adds a student viewpoint while aiding his management studies James Daley chamber executive director confirms Massun’s voting role on policy matters.
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North Adams, Mass
Joe Massun
Everett
Mass
North Adams State College
Northern Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
College
Donald Bowman
Massun
Bowman
James Daley
Chamber
Classical ballet taught in Manchester starting November
Ilene Blackman from Rutland will lead a seven week introductory and advanced ballet course at Battenhill Arcade in Manchester. Classes run Wednesdays from November 6 to December 18 with a January semester restart. Tuition for seven sessions is 24.50. Registration contacts: Mary Brown 325 3046 or Ilene Blackman 235 2207.
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Manchester
Battenhill Arcade
Ilene Blackman
Rutland
Blackman
Alvin Ailey
Robert Joffrey Ballet
Miami Ballet Company
Ed Sullivan
Dave Garroway
Joel Gray
Faithful gather to meet the candidates in Arlington
Republican faithful and GOP candidates hosted a meet the candidates open house at Wesley C. Townsend's home in Arlington on Sunday 4 to 6 p.m. Attendees included state Senate candidates Ferdinand Bongartz and Merritt S. Hewitt Jr. Representative James Egerton Meredith Hewitt Jr., James Egerton, Michael Silver and Madelaine Harwood and Clifford Harwood attended. Sen Harwood urged a telephone turnout effort and transportation to polls. Also present were former legislator Thomas R. Haley Jr. and GOP county chairman Tom R. Haley Sr.
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Arlington
Wesley C. Townsend
Ferdinand Bongartz
Merritt S. Hewitt
Harwood
U.S
Clifford Harwood
Manchester
Sen
Thomas R. Haley Jr
Bennington
GOP
Tom R. Haley Sr
Vermont Firms Fail Fed Energy Rules Investigations
Three Vermont companies are among 19 New England firms cited for non compliance with federal energy regulations by the Federal Energy Administration. The firms agreed to refunds of overcharges after voluntary settlements. Named Vermont firms are Northfield Coal Co in Northfield Guy Nido Inc in Wilmington and Keiths Service Station in Pittsford.
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Boston, Mass
UPI
Vermont
New England
Federal Energy Administration
Robert W. Mitchell
FEA
Northfield Coal Co
Northfield
Guy Nido Inc
Wilmington
Keith
Pittsford
Burlington man charged with four counts of manslaughter
Louis Young Sr. of Burlington faces four counts of manslaughter over a Saturday head-on crash on U S 7 in Milton that killed Joan Elie 36 of Milton and her children Lisa 9 Bradley 14 and Brian 12 Deputy State's Attorney Francis Murray said Young will be arraigned in Vermont District Court in Burlington on Wednesday
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Burlington
UPI
Louis Young Sr
Chittenden County
Francis Murray
Young
Vermont
U.S. 7
Milton
Joan Elie
Lisa
Bradley
Brian
Tractor accident kills Addison youth at Dead Creek area
Richard Bacon, 18, of Addison, was killed when a tractor flipped on a strip plowed at the Dead Creek waterfowl management area. Bacon, an employee of the Neighborhood Youth Corps, was pinned after a sharp turn. Area director Bradley Ryan found him about 5 p.m.. autopsy ordered.
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Addison
UPI
Richard Bacon
Dead Creek
Bacon
Bradley Ryan
Kennedy warns Vermont family farms decline and boosts apple pickers
Swanton Vermont. UPI reports House Speaker Kennedy Republican candidate for governor says family farms will continue to decline and predicts more corporate farming. He defends importing foreign apple pickers as local workers won’t year after year.
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Swanton
UPI
Vermont
Kennedy
Missisquoi Union High School
Republican backs Diamond in Vermont attorney general race
Lamoille County State's Attorney Theodore R. Barnett a Republican endorsed Democrat M Jerome Diamond over Republican Attorney General Cheney. Barnett, a former Platform Committee member, said Diamond is more attuned to Vermonters' concerns and cited widespread law enforcement support. He noted Diamond's backing of mandatory jail terms for felons, a policy Cheney opposes.
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STOWE
UPI
Lamoille County
Theodore R. Barnett
Cheney
Barrett
Republican State Platform Committee
M. Jerome Diamond
Diamond
Restoring Boston to Chicago rail hit by torn track bottleneck
In New York the plan to revive the Boston to Chicago passenger route through the Capital District stalls over a 12 mile torn up track section. The line, abandoned in 1971 with Amtrak formation, would cost about 1 million to rebuild and would require a longer 10 mile 50 minute detour via a backup route. Albany notes the mistake as ridership climbs.
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Rensselaer
Boston
Chicago
Capital District
Amtrack
Penn Central Railroad
DeRosa Quits Health Board Over City Waste Issues
John B. DeRosa, diverging from the Bianco administration, urged an impartial investigation into alleged misconduct by city employees and waste-disposal firms after a critical sewage report. Mayor Bianco defended his handling while DeRosa cited hidden concerns and asked for action. A separate North Adams State College move froze student activity funds as an audit uncovered accounting discrepancies, with a report due by November 8 and the student paper and radio exempt from the freeze.
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North Adams
John B. DeRosa
Bianco
City Health Board
Joseph R. Bianco
DeRosa
Bianco Administration
Health Board
George L. Heisler
Full Health Board
Vermont
North Adams State College
Anthony F. Ceddia
Ceddia
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