Hubbard Hall Day planned for Oct 1 in Cambridge NY
Cambridge residents plan Hubbard Hall Day to celebrate the Victorian opera house above Main Street stores Calico Trunk Village Co op and Village Store The group seeks to purchase stabilize and restore Hubbard Hall to host chamber music and community arts while raising funds and non profit status efforts include applying for NEA funds and seeking public support for a September 8 planning meeting.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Hubbard Hall
Hubbard Hall Committee
National Endowment For the Arts
Andrew
Dorothy Bell
Presbyterian Church
L’ensemble
Plants have brains in roots claim Universal Life Frequency
CALAIS UP I says Dr. David Cohen, a 62 year old retired psychology professor, believes he found Alpha rhythms in plants and a Universal Life Frequency linking science and religion. He asserts plants communicate via a root based brain like system and that ULF explains animal homing and parental care, linking humans and God.
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Vermont
Dade City
Fla
Cohen
Capistrano
U.S.F
Seabrook Nuclear Project Faces Potential Court Appeal
Anti nuclear lawyer Karin Sheldon of the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution contemplates asking the 1st Circuit in Boston to halt construction at Seabrook until NRC and court reviews finish. She criticizes the NRC for a Sept 15 review deadline and notes delays could push action into autumn. The July 26 reinstatement decision was to be reviewed by the full NRC but lacked a quorum, prompting a stay request that the court refused. Arlington Fire Company hydrant tests set for Sept 6 and 13 from 6 pm to dark.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
1St Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston
Seabrook
Karin Sheldon
New England Coalition On
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
Sheldon
Washington
New Hampshire
1St Circuit Court
Commission
Coalition
Vermont Targets Quick Action on Railroad Rehab
Governor Snelling warns the state must win quick approval from the Joint Fiscal Committee to avoid disintegration of plans to rehabilitate the 99 mile Vermont Northern Railroad. The JFC delayed action by 30 days amid fears of large monetary losses, rejecting a $5.9 million bid from out of state firms and partners. The governor vowed to keep negotiating an operating contract, warning that time is running out. In Brattleboro, Gary Gardner 22 of South Royalton pleaded innocent in district court to possession of stolen property, being a fugitive, and disorderly conduct after an Interstate 91 crash while allegedly fleeing authorities. He had been missing from Chittenden County jail since last April after a furlough and was held on $3,000 bail.
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Snelling
Brattleboro
UPI
Gary Gardner
South Royalton
Vermont
Gardner
Chittenden County Correctional Center
Dummerston
Salisbury
Mass
Quarantine urged as Vermont cattle brucellosis worry grows
Vermont cattle dealers call for a statewide quarantine on cattle sales until brucellosis is eliminated. Graham Blake says current efforts are not tough enough. imported cattle testing and herd sale controls have increased, though Blake questions imported cattle as spreaders. Brucellosis hampers dairy herds across counties.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Graham Blake
Bradford
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Blake
Schaghticoke Youth Arrested in Alleged Attempted Murder
A 16 year old Schaghticoke youth was arrested on charges of second degree attempted murder first degree assault and first degree reckless endangerment after allegedly driving into 16 year old Howard Rose on Northline Drive near Melrose. Rose remains in critical condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital. The incident stems from a long standing dispute over a girl. In Baldwinsville, James Soutar 16 of Liverpool died after falling from a bridge into the Seneca River while fishing. his body was recovered by 2:15 pm and he was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Schaghticoke
Howard Rose
Northline Drive
Melrose
Rose
Albany Medical Center
Baldwinsville
N.Y
UPI
James Soutar
Liverpool
Seneca River
Soutar
Berkshire town police resign en masse over chief pressure
In Clarksburg most of the town's police force resigned Wednesday night in solidarity with Police Chief Philip Fosser amid public and selectmen pressure. Resignations take effect Sept 15, leaving four officers, including selectman Forist McLain Jr. The selectmen refused to detail the executive session but discussed public dissatisfaction with gang activity, drunken street scenes, and tavern disturbances this summer. LENOX restaurant Alice's at Avaloch cited for seven violations including sewage discharge, rodents, dirty dishes, and kitchen cats. State law restricts access to guide dogs for the blind in food service. Violations were reported Aug 2. 60 days allowed for renovations.
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Clarksburg
Selectmen
Philip Fosser
Forist McLain Jr
LENOX
Alice’s
Avaloch
West Street
Alice Brock
Robert K. Brown
Board of Health
Brock
Tri-Town
Peter J. Kolodziej
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Pelkoe Auto Parts
John Street
Hoosick Falls
Bennington
Giard’s
Bennington, Vt
Fleming Oil Co., Inc
Putney Road
Brattleboro, Vt
Cee
Puch’ Noa
Equipment Center
Manchester, Vt
Hendy Bros., Inc
Middlebury
Salter’s
Randolph
Troy Street
Richford
Gerrish Motors
Woodstock
MT. Schwinn
Green Cyclery
Strongs Avenue
Rutland
Andy’s Shop
S. Barre
Wattsfield
Eureka Bike Shop
Wreka
Springfield
Eureka Triumph
Eureka
GREEN
Williston
Woodstock East
U.L.F
Arlington
Arlington Fire Company
Jack of All Trades
Hoosac
Jack Gane
Gane
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Marshfield
Chad Martell
Chad
Berlin
M. Jerome Diamond
Diamond
WCFR
New York
Down In
Berkshire
Alice’s Restaurant
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