Massachusetts designates Greylock Reservation area a unique natural zone
The state Department of Environmental Management will restrict public use of a 1600 acre tract in Mt Greylock Reservation as a unique natural area. Hunting remains allowed inside three quarters of a mile from the summit but no vehicles camping or logging will be permitted. The area spans Williamstown North Adams and Adams with boundaries near Notch Road Hopper Trail and Appalachian trails.
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Lanesboro
Mass
Mt. Greylock Reservation
State Department of Environmental Management
State Board of Environmental Management
Department
Williamstown
North Adams
Adams
Notch Road
Prospect
Council
Daniel H. Steinhoff
Poland
Reser
Mt. Greylock State Reservation
Adams, Mass
Energy Conservation Month to be launched in Vermont
Governor Richard A. Snelling will begin Energy Conservation Month at a ceremony in Montpelier City Hall on November 1 at 1 p.m. Attending will be state and city officials, Norwich University students will audit City Hall, and a proclamation will declare November as Energy Conservation Month. A federal solar lab will tour Burlington during October 28 to November 6.
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Montpelier
Richard A. Snelling
Montpelier City Hall
Brendan Whittaker
State Energy Office
Roland Dubay
Pedro Monte
Vermont
Norwich University
City
U.S. Department of Energy
Burlington
Zayre
University Plaza
Letters Illustrate Kindness Toward Pets and Helpers
A pair of humane society letters express gratitude for assistance in rehoming a dog and coping with loss. Stuart Hurd thanks volunteers and offers a donation and ad to help locate owners. Len Taylor recalls Sam the dog, praising the society and requesting funds for future care in Sam's memory. Letters invite more pet adoption stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Hurd
Overlea Road
North Bennington
Vermont seeks Attorney for Unemployment Compensation Division
Vermont Department of Employment Security seeks an attorney for the Unemployment Compensation Division with a salary of 14 500 to 17 500. Responsibilities include hearings before Appeals Referee and the Employment Security Board Supreme Court case prep tax and overpayment collections legislative proposals and court actions. Must be a Vermont Bar member and send resume to Elizabeth Hotchkiss at 5 Green Mountain Drive Montpelier VT 05602.
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Vermont Department of Employment Security
Employment Security Board
Supreme Court
Vermont
Bar
Elizabeth Hotchkiss
Department of Employment Security
Green Mountain Drive
Montpelier
Hoosick Falls Attendants Honor Kathy Hall
Attendants hosted a pre wedding shower for Kathy Hall at the VFW on October 30 with about 45 guests. A buffet lunch and a three tier cake highlighted the event, and Betty Graney made a corsage from dried straw flowers for the honoree. Miss Hall will wed James F. Hyde on November 19 in Hoosick Falls.
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Kathy Hall
VFW
Betty Graney
Miss Hall
James F. Hyde
Hoosick Falls
Arlington calendar of weekly community events
Arlington schedules show Monday refinishing classes 10 am to 3 pm at the old Methodist Church East Arlington led by Hazel Carbont. Chorale rehearsals Monday 7:30 pm at the Music Box. Meetings: AA at Margaret Mary Hall Tuesday and Sunday 8 pm. Battenkill Grange Wednesday 8 pm Grange Hall West Arlington. FOE Auxiliary 2551 at Eagle Rooms Manchester 8 pm Wednesday. Arlington Leo Club Thursday 7 pm Community House. American Legion Post Thursday 8 pm Legion rooms. Bingo Thursday 7:30 pm East Arlington firehouse and Grange Hall West Arlington Saturday Battenkill Grange. Playhouse Nursery School Halloween parties held last Thursday and Friday. openings remain. call Linda Williams 375-6130.
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Old Methodist Church
East Arlington
Hazel Carbont
Arlington Fire Company
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Battenkill Grange
the Playhouse Nursery School
Linda Williams
Jury delays in Minckler murder trial in Manchester case
In Windsor County Vermont a first degree murder trial for Richard Ricky Minckler of Rutland is delayed. Motions will be heard before Judge Thomas L Hayes with a tentative Wednesday start for jury selection. Also noted is the related trial of Michael J Martin and testimony involving Bonnie Kinney. A second item: a Hudson Mohawk Industrial Gateway bus tour along the Erie Canal in Troy on Nov 5 led by Prof William Shuster from RPI with advance reservations and tiered pricing.
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Woodstock
Richard
Ricky” Minckler
Rutland
Manchester
Windsor County
Thomas L. Hayes
Minckler
Harry Cirelli
Palace Hotel
Hayes
Michael J. Martin
North Clarendon
Martin
Kinney
Addison County
William Keefe
Troy
N.Y
Hudson
Mohawk Industrial Gateway
Erie Canal
Dellwood Cemetery vandalized in Manchester Village
Dellwood Cemetery in Manchester Village was vandalized with 35 to 50 gravestones overturned and several broken. Village Police Chief George Hoag said a reward is offered by Dellwood Florist owner Bruce Graham for information. The incident is under investigation with Halloween patrols planned and arrests possible.
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Manchester
Dellwood
Manchester Village
George Hoag
Bruce Graham
Dellwood Florist
Hoag
Vermont
Explosion wrecks Woodford log home in sunday calamity
Residents Glen Spencer and guests escaped a devastating explosion at a large Woodford log house. The blast tossed debris over a 150 foot area as fire crews pumped water from a nearby pond and secured the site. No injuries reported, though the cat is missing and the cause remains under investigation.
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Marion F. Martin Woodford
Glen Spencer
Daniel Sawyer
Bennington
Peter
Joel Fox
Connecticut
Spencer
Fox
Edward Haddad
Peter Sawyer
Former pupils visit Hoag at district schoolhouse
Walloomsac residents Mrs. Calvin Morgan and Mrs. Thomas Morsfeld visited their former teacher Mrs. Gordon Hoag in the little brick District Z schoolhouse. Bertha's Angels turned in 200 surgical pads on Oct. 27 to the Hoosick Falls Health Center. Each week one or two new workers are welcomed.
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Calvin Morgan
Haynerville
Thomas Morsfeld
Tamarac
Gordon Hoag
O— Bertha
Weekend Visit Highlights From Cornell State University People
Interested persons invited to participate. Miss Sandra Hoag of Cornell State University enjoyed the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Hoag. A Mrs. Arthur Burdick of Hudson New York spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Roscoe Pierce and aunt Miss Florence Cloke.
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Sandra Hoag
Cornell State University
John Hoag
Arthur Burdick
Hudson, N.Y
Roscoe Pierce
Florence Cloke
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Robert M. McDonough
DEM
Connecticut River Watershed Association
Hawley Bog
Hawley
Harvard University
Barre Woods
Harvard Forest
Petersham
Berkshire County
MT Greylock State Reservation
Dailey
Shaftsbury
William E. Dailey Inc
Airport Road
District 8 Environmental Commission
Cty
Humane Society Newsletter
Mrs. S
Sam
Mark
Len Taylor
Dewey Street
Hanson
Gief
Bennington County
Arlington
Arlington’ Chorale
Music Box
Hy AA
Margaret Mary Hall
FOE
Eagle Rooms
Arlington Leo Club
American Legion Post
Legion Rooms
Dunham
Burt Bros
David Reid
Reid
St. Albans
Bonnie Kinney
William Shuster
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Erie
Cohoes
Gateway
Woodford
Sawyer
Paul Kipp
Walloomsac
Ene
Electric Monument Plaza
Bennington Banner
Manchester Ctr
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