Arlington Schools Open Smoothly Amid Water Contamination Woes
Arlington school directors reported a smooth opening despite a boil water order after bacterial contamination found in the town water system. Water will be imported from Wilcox Dairy Co to fill milk dispensers at both schools.
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Anne Webb
Arlington
Towne
State Board of Health
Vermont Board of Health
Wilcox Dairy Co
Fisher
Daniel Foster
Seabrook court fight shows it is not dead yet
Karin Sheldon of the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution said she will seek a 1st Circuit stay to halt Seabrook construction while appeals proceed. The NRC has until Sept 15 to decide whether to review an appeals-board ruling reinstating the $2 billion plant’s construction permit.
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Concord
N.H
Seabrook
Sheldon
Washington
1St Circuit
NRC
1St Circuit Court
Boston
Shaker Crafts Fair Planned at Old Chatham Museum
The Shaker Museum of Old Chatham will host its 12th annual Crafts Fair on Saturday September 17 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Demonstrations will showcase woodworking clockmaking tinsmithing weaving and other crafts by exhibitors from New England and New York. Admission covers all activities with free parking and light refreshments. The event runs rain or shine.
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Accrediting Association of the
New England States
New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc
Chatham
N.Y
Shaker Museum of
Old Chatham
New England
New York
Mrs Baldwin to Lead White Creek Mental Health Drive
Mrs. Harry Baldwin is named Mental Health Association Campaign Chairperson for White Creek. She will recruit bellringer volunteers to go door to door during September, Mental Health Month in New York. Proceeds support the Mental Health Association in New York, a voluntary group funding hospital patient aid, public education, and research with no government funds.
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White Creek
N.Y
Harry Baldwin
Mental Health Association
Baldwin
Bellringer
New York State
The
New York
Association
Shelton offers woodburners workshop in North Adams
North Adams State College through its Office of Continuing Education will host a one day workshop on woodstoves and fireplaces on Saturday September 17 from 10 am to noon and 1 30 to 4 pm in the Campus Center. Jay W Shelton of Williams College will teach. The session covers stove selection fireplaces chimneys operation safety creosote and installations.
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North Adams
Mass
North Adams State College
Office of
Jay W. Shelton
Shelton
Williams College
University of California
Country Journal
Woodburning Quarterly
Woodburners Encyclopedia
Solar Energy
Office of Continuing Education At
Clamshell demonstrators plead ignorance of injunction
In Concord New Hampshire UPI reports that 10 Clamshell Alliance members claimed they did not know about an August 20 injunction barring entry to the Seabrook nuclear plant site. Their three month jail terms were upheld though the state Supreme Court later overturned bail denial.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Clamshell Alliance
Seabrook
Rockingham County
Maurice
Bois
State Supreme Court
Clamshell
David Nixon
Robert Gross
New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Gross
State Civil Liberties Union
PSC
Richard McNamara
Garden center to host 43rd Harvest Festival in Stockbridge
Berkshire Garden Center announces its 43rd Harvest Festival on Saturday October 1 from 10 am to 4 pm with a rain date of October 2. The country fair style event features 35 booths including plants bulbs herb products made in the center kitchen home cooked food used clothing jewelry books a children's midway square dancing a kitchen lunch bar and door prizes. Admission is free.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Berkshire Garden Center
Vermont loon endangered say VINS survey
WOODSTOCK The common loon appears endangered in Vermont per a summer survey by the Vermont Institute of Natural Science. VINS director Sarah Laughlin reported at a loon research conference that encroachment and motorboat activity have reduced nesting. Only 11 territorial pairs and three chicks were recorded this summer.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Vermont Institute of Natural Science
Sarah B. Laughlin
VINS
Adirondacks
Laughlin
Vermont Institute of National Science Survey
Vermont fish and game seasons extended and fisher trapping rule
Vermont Agency proposes extending trout and salmon seasons to the last Sunday in October and establishing a statewide fisher trapping season from December 17 to 31 1977 for residents only. Trappers and fisher men are affected. Comments due by September 16 1977. James Stewart 5 Court Street Montpelier 628-3371.
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Vermont
Health Department
Gifford Hospital
Randolph
Tom Neiman
Main Street
Burlington
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Fish &, Game Department
James Stewart
Court Street
Montpelier
Proposed regulations explained for citizen input and hearings
Public notice explains how citizens can learn about proposed rules, testify at hearings, submit written views, or speak informally with agency contacts. Any group with 25 or more members can trigger a hearing request in writing. The in charge person offers help to nervous speakers and can provide verbatim copies or answers.
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Legislative
Committee On
State House
Montpelier
Vermont
Secretary of State
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Arlington Principals Report
Foster
Marilyn King
Robert Phelps
Ms. King
Seabrook Court
Shaker Crafts Fair
Pownal
Pownal United Methodist Church
Pownal Center
Bennington
Bennington, Vt
Mrs. Baldwin
Holly Hill
Drysdale
South ST
For All
Garden Center
Main ST
Ray McCandress
OSHA
Spaulding Street
Barre
Vermont State Board of Nursing
Pavilion Auditorium
State Street
Louise Alcott
Baldwin Street
State Capitol
Capitol Complex Commission
Western Avenue
Mary Jane Hayward
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