Village Police Honored for Garage Break Probe
Bennington Village officers James M. Kearns and Wallace Mattison are commended by Bennington County State's Attorney John A. Burgess for spearheading the investigation into the Main Street garage burglary. Burgess lauds their unceasing effort, skill, and the department's speed and efficiency in solving the case.
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Bennington County
John A. Burgess
Bennington Village
James M. Kearns
Wallace Mattison
Bennington
Main Street
Burgess
George Ryan
League Meeting To Discuss Village Voter Requests
Bennington League of Women Voters president Mrs. Lee Shoemaker and Mrs. Ann Noyes invite village trustees to an open meeting at the Court House on South Street at 8 p.m. Tuesday to discuss five articles in the Special Village Meeting warning for Sept. 18. Trustees and village attorney will attend, with John P. Morrissey as moderator, to explain articles including a $2500 charter study appropriation and a $1000 nuisance investigation funding for the Stark Generator, plus zoning, planning, and a false fire alarm by-law.
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Lee Shoemaker
Bennington League of Women Voters
Ann Noyes
League
Bennington
Court House
South Street
Margo van R. Schuyler
Charles Bodine
David E. Carver
Henry H. Mallory
Leo Nash
Joseph A. Pello Jr
Ormal Pierce
George Ryan
Gibney
Reuben Levin
John P. Morrissey
Vermont Gas Corporation
Lincoln Street
Traditional Tea Set by LWV in Bennington
An invitation to women to attend the League of Women Voters traditional tea opening the fall season at St. Peters Parish House on Pleasant Street on September 13 from 3 30 to 5 30 p m Newcomers and long time residents are invited The LWV is a non partisan group focused on better government and urges members to work as individuals within their chosen parties.
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League of Women Voters
St. Peter’s Parish House
Pleasant Street
Harold Kramer
Fred Grant
Bennington
League
Danisch Addresses Bennington Jaycees on Consolidation
Walter G. Danisch of Clark's Woods spoke at the Bennington Jaycees meeting Tuesday evening. He drew parallels between consolidated town government and a union school district, arguing benefits include focused teaching in schools and efficient, cost effective government services for smaller communities.
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Walter G. Danisch
Clark’s Woods
Bennington Jaycees
Bennington
Jaycees
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