Sunderland seeks new trial in Vermont school case
Manchester Vermont attorney O Dea asks Bennington County court for a new trial over 235000 total damages awarded to Sunderland school district against Speedspace Corp and Julian Goodrich Architects Inc. He argues damages were inadequate and the jury erred in apportioning. Speedspace liable 68428 and Goodrich 69984 with an 11000 bill disallowed. Awaiting Oct hearing. cross appeal expected if Speedspace pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie C. Bucholt
Manchester
Sunderland
O'Dea
O’dea
Speedspace Corp
Julian Goodrich Architects Inc
Goodrich
Speedspace
Bennington County
Elizabeth King
State Supreme Court
Vermont
Sheldon
Speqispace Corp
John A. Russell, Inc
Gerald E. Morrissey Inc
Bennington
Vermont Board of Education
Rutland Company
John Clark
Sunderland school board awards leaky roof contract
The Sunderland School board unanimously approved John A Russell Inc. bid of 73597 to repair the elementary school's leaky roof. Work to start this week or early next week per Administrative Assistant William Sheldon of the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union. Board met Friday to appoint Attorney Artr ODea.
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Sunderland
John A. Russell Inc
William Sheldon
Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union
Artr Odea
Shaftsbury School District to meet on Wednesday
Shaftsbury The Shaftsbury School District will meet at 8 p m at the elementary school to vote on six articles. They include rescinding the June 24 1976 budget increase of 3500 and reconsidering a three year school board member election.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Town School
Shaftsbury Town
Mount Anthony Union
Pownal School Board and town notices on meeting and bus schedule
The Pownal School Board meets at 7 p.m. at Pownal Elementary. A 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Pownal Recreation Center. Senior Citizens lunch Wednesday at noon at Pownal Center. Elementary opens with full day. milk served Wednesday. bus runs detailed with multiple routes and drivers. Pow nal Fire Protective Association meets at 7. Legal notices include school district bid actions and a court-related filing. unrelated items cover yoga classes and Shaftsbury local elections.
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Pownal
Pownal Center
Cheryl Foster
Mount Anthony Road
Baker’s
Carpenter Hill Road
Gardner's
Podial Road
Hidden Valley Road
Falkner’s
Barber’s Pond Road
Kathy Roy
Middle Powral Road
Strohmann’s
Jackson Cross Road
Bennington
Bis Tree
Bruce Burtington
Burrington’s
French Hill
Champney’s
Pow Nal
White Cloud Center
Mason Hill Road
Karen Lobovits
Berkshires
Shaftsbury Elementary
Falls police notes loitering teens flagged as problem
Hoosick Falls lawmen reported 12 youths aged 15 to 18 picked up Friday and Saturday for loitering at Main and Willard streets, not arrested but ordered to appear before Judge William Fitzpatrick. Officers warned arrests would follow for repeat offenses as shoplifting and a fainting incident were also investigated at Wilcox General Store Route 7.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lyman’s Corner
Main
Willard Streets
William Fitzpatrick
Griffin
Lyman’s Carner
Wilcox General
Route 7
Hoosick
Amphibian Frogs Win 8 Foot Jump in Local Contest
In Hoogce Falls NY the second annual frog jumping contest at Wood Memorial Park drew 16 children aged six months to 14. Darryl Cipperly won a 3 speed bicycle for his frog Turkey with three jumps totaling 8 feet. Frogs arrived in coffee cans and shoeboxes. rents were 25 cents.
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Hoogce Falls
Turkey
Darryl Cipperly
Wood Memorial Park
Lke Peter
Freckles
Warty
Ugly
Fritz
Sharky
River Ridge
Keylog
Total
Ganizer
Liz Decker
Decker
Cambridge
Ater
Hoosick Falls
Turkey Frog Jump Contest Draws Notable Winners and Incidents
The report details a California style jumping contest with frogs, noting 18 feet as a standout mark and listing prize winners such as Pat Morandi, Laura Colton, and Kristy Griesener. It also documents a sheriff’s summons after a disruptive incident, a two-vehicle crash on Church Street with minor injuries, bicycle thefts, a village police arrest for unsafe start, and a dense contamination of local notices including community events, library open houses, and church supper plans.
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Pat Morandi
Laura Colton
Kristy Griesener
Willian Harrington
Fisk Street
Rita Bromirski
River Road
Lawrence E. Cabana
High St
Cabana
Church
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Robert Erdmann
Burlington
Erd
Mann
Erdmann
By Maggie C. Bucholt
Shaftsbury School Meeting
The
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Powal
Pownal Road
West Meadow
Snow
Cherry Court
Alta Mobile Park
Bob Columbus
Northwest Hill
Pownal River Road
Library
Church Street
State Line Drive
Darling’s
Evergreen Trailer Park
Country Glen
Dickinson’s
Powal Fire Protective Association
Fireloner
Woodford
Henry R. Lambert
Morrissey
Edward F. Houlihan
Rutland
BRSA
Dorset
Democrats
Justice of the Peace
Roberta Haynes
Pat Becker
Joyce Scary
Zeke Cross
Sanford Buxbaum
William Daily III
Mabel Mattison
Cole Hall
Schaghticoke Fair
New York
Falls Police
Karen Coronis
Chris March
Marie Allard
Billy Fitzpatrick
Dallas Chapone
Shawn Marsh
Luke Bigdow
Bob DeLira
Kimberly Barber
Bud Barber
Rensselaer Court
Kaitrakos
Arlington
Community House
St. Margaret Mary Hall
WWI
Veterans of
VFW
Arlington Rescue
Red Mt
Masonic Temple
FOE
Eagle Rooms
Firehouse
Arlington Fire Co
Red Mt Lodge
Battenkill Grange
the Grange
Farm Museum
Weil-Baby
Arlington Community House
Beore
Pamela Hyland
Bailey Hal
Harry Hayden
Calvin Andrews
Fisher
Fisher Schal
Donna Pickering
Nelle Knapp
Mary Jeane Marino
East Arington
Enterprise Society of the
Fedr Aed
Nn East Arlington
Bailey Hall
Patiie Chevrolet Oldsmobile Inc
Hoowick Falls
North Hoosick
Richard Martin
North Adams
Mass
Rita Dooley
Martin
Edmond Piaggi
Piaggi
Miss Dooley
Williams Town
Williamstown
Holy Family School
State Road
Route 2
PSR
Madkour
Catamount National Bank
D.1c
Richard S. Donela
Main ST
By Hoisington Treas
Lloyd
Hoisington Realty
Paradise Gift Gallery
Bill
Dr. Hammond
Old Bennington
Kirkside
Iday
Oor
Graduate Realtor’s Institute
National Realtor’s Association
Lloyd Oppenheimer
Wish
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