Herrmanns win conditional use to add three apartments
In Manchester Vermont, the village ZBA granted William and Judith Herrmann a conditional use permit to convert their West Road building into three residential units. The decision hinges on a potential occupancy by United Counseling Service and raises questions about lot-size rules for multifamily dwellings. The board's ruling was 4 to 1 despite objections from Carmody and planning officials.
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Russ Garland
Manchester
Village Zoning Board of Adjustment
William
Judith Herrmann
West Road
Herrmanns
ZBA
United Counseling Service
Village Planning Commission
UCS
John T. Carmody
Bennington County Superior Court
John P. Morrissey
Zoning Board
Carmody
Planning Commission
Foster Clement
Carol Ineson
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Elizabeth Fowler
Mrs. Ineson
Walter A. Hersom
Robert C. Palmer
Dworkin
Village
IBA
Mark Skinner
Shaftsbury Fire Auxiliary Meets Tonight for Raffle Check
The Shaftsbury fireman's auxiliary gathers at 8 p.m. at Rosemary Lindsey's house to weigh raffle proceeds. UNICEF trick or treat by Shaftsbury children Friday prompts parental permission for rural kids. Halloween lunch for sixth graders ends with parade at Cole Hall and a village party at the fire house hosted by Pat Harris, Marc Evans, and Alan Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary Lindsey
Unicef
Hazel MacDonald
MacDonald
Cole Hall
Pat Harris
Marc Evans
Alan Beebe
American Legion Post 69
Udall to Speak at Vermont Conservation Banquet
Congressman Morris Udall will address the Vermont Conservation Banquet on November 1 at the Woodstock Inn at 6 p.m. The event, a VNRC fundraiser, focuses on conservation and environmental education with tickets priced at 25 dollars. Reserve by mail to VNRC in Montpelier or by calling 223-2328.
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Woodstock
Morris Udall
Vermont
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Woodstock Inn
VNRC
State Street
Montpelier
Quiet Judge Faces Historic Quinlan Decision
Robert Muir Jr a conservative jurist with four years on the bench must rule on Karen Ann Quinlan the comatose 21 year old whose petition seeks to die with grace and dignity The case draws worldwide attention and will set legal and medical precedent regardless of the outcome
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Karen Ann Quinlan
Common Cause Vermont meeting open to public November
The second annual Common Cause of Vermont meeting on November 1 at Killington Convention Hall offers public participation. Workshops cover media relations, membership, regional tasks, issue development, and how to alert members by telephone networks. Fred Wertheimer will speak at a luncheon, with Governor Salmon and state legislators invited to attend.
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STOWE
Commion Cause of
Vermont
Killington
Common Cause
Fred Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Common Causes
Executive Branch
Thomas Salmon
Killington Road
Cambridge
N.Y
Mary McClellan Hospital
Salem United Presbyterian Church
John A. Hampton
Paul Douglass
Granville
Washington
Douglass
United States
Republic of Panama
Organization of American States
United Nations
U.S. Department of State
Congress
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Canal
Louisiana Purchase
Alaska
Bowdoin Fraternity Admits Women Amid Tradition and Finance
Bowdoin College’s Kappa Sigma fraternity, once all male, voted to admit six freshmen women this year to join its 50 brothers. President Mike Roy cites tradition and additional revenue as key factors. The women will not live in the house until next year, and many members expect the house dynamic to change as coed living expands. Other Bowdoin fraternities already go coed, reflecting a broader campus trend.
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Arthur
Frederick Brunswick
Maine
UPI
Kappa Sig
Bowdoin College
Mike Roy
Bowdoin
Roy
Teaching the developmentally disabled is subject of confab
A two day conference on teaching skills and attitudes toward the developmentally and physically disabled will be held October 31 and November 1 at The Institute on Man and Science in Rensselaerville. Hudson Valley Community College sponsors the program with a $4137 grant from New York State Education.
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Rensselaerville
N.Y
Institute On Man and Science
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
Bureau of Inservice Education
New York State Education Department
New York State
HVCC
James J. Fitzgibbons
Eleanor Pattison
Ned Pattison
Dominick M. Bannello
Richard A. Nystrom
Troy Community College
New York State Association For Retarded Children
Boston desegregation seen through its designer's eyes
Professor Charles V. Willie of Harvard will discuss busing and desegregation in Boston at Williams College. The lecture is free, hosted by the Williams Black Student Union Afro-American Studies Program and Sociology Department. Willie helped design Boston Phase II desegregation plans.
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Williamstown
Mass
Charles V. Willie
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Boston
Griffin Hall
Williams College
Williams Black Student Union
Afro- American Studies Program
Sociology Department
Willie
U.S
J. Arthur Garrity, Jr
Syracuse
Social Service Research Council
Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts
Eastern Sociological Society
The
Episcopal Church of the United States
Adams skating rink opens for new season in North Adams
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Rink on South Street North Adams opens for the ice season October 26 offering over 50 weekly hours for figure skating hockey school and youth groups. Rink manager Zygamond Nash reports strong new reservations as fall and winter schedules are set with numerous public sessions weekly.
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North Adams
Mass
South Street
Zygamond Nash
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Jeremy Dworkin
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
Fire Department
Via
Banff
S.M_L
Main ST. Bennington
Colonial Shopping Ctr
United Press International
Robert Muir Jr
Muir
Karen
Quinlan
New York University
Presbyterian Church
Arlington
Althea Wagman
Alpha Rho Epsilon
the Pine Cobble School
Massachusetts
No. Adams Skating Rink
LEES
Armstrong
H. Greenberg
Main Street
Bennington Welbing Electrical
Lusibera Building Supplies
Bennington
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