Hildene purchase talks to resume in Manchester
Reopening of negotiations with the Christian Science Church for the Hildene Lincoln-Beckwith estate and the appointment of three new FOH trustees were announced. FOH aims to acquire the 412 acre property as a Lincoln memorial while the church seeks to dispose of it at market value for religious aims. The new trustees are Jean Bischoff, Gerald Keneally, and Arthur J. O'Dea, each serving one year.
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Pyramid Mall hearings open in Williston Vermont
Vermont environmental officials begin hearings on Pyramid Mall plans amid Act 250 scrutiny. Pyramid Corp. engineer Gary Craig says the project would not adversely affect Williston, though critics warn against regional economic and rural character impacts. The mall would house over 30 stores, two major departments, and 20 restaurants with further talks on water and soil effects next week.
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Albany DA candidate faults machine politics over taxi licenses
In Albany, GOP candidate Kevin Moss accuses incumbent DA Sol Greenberg of failing to seek immunity for a taxi business owner who offered 500 dollars to Mayor Erastus Corning II for licenses never granted. Greenberg cites lack of corroboration as reason for not sending the case to a grand jury.
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Sol Greenberg
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Kenneth Cameron
Corning
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New tenant rules issued for Spruces Mobile Home Park
In Williamstown Berkshire residents of the Spruces Mobile Home Park received new tenants rules after the state attorney general found former rules violated state law. Robert Cohen and Cecil Driver drafted the changes following a threatened suit, while manager Mabel Klein noted rent withholdings ended after a 60 day notice requirement was fulfilled. Anthony Pinto of Bay Colony Mobile Home Park Association was unavailable for comment.
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Bay Colony Mobile Home Park Association
Berkshire Medical Center to hire 31 nurses after moratorium
Pittsfield based Berkshire Medical Center will lift a two year hiring freeze and add 31 nurses to handle an unprecedented patient surge. President Henry E Moran says the move comes after consolidation of St Luke's unit at Pittsfield General and the opening of the St Luke's pavilion, with hiring expected to continue through September.
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Berkshire Medical Center
Henry E. Moran
BMC
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St. Luke’s
St. Luke's Pavilion
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