Manchester approves zoning ordinance effective today
Manchester voters approved the town's first zoning ordinance, 620 to 274, with immediate effect. The plan divides the town into seven districts farming rural residence general residence commercial industrial forest recreation and land conservation, regulating uses, lot sizes, sewer and water, and establishes a Board of Adjustment and a permit process. Violations carry fines up to 50 per day after five days notice.
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Charles Bonenti
Chester
Manchester Planning Commission
Selectmen
Board of Adjustment
Ferdinand Bongartz
Planning Commission
Three day event at McCullough Mansion hosts artist showing
Bennington artist Kevin Thibodeau will present a three day exhibition of paintings and graphics at McCullough Mansion. The event showcases Thibodeau work in a curated showing spanning Friday to Sunday with gallery hours and public reception planned.
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McCullough Mansion
Kevin Thibodeau
Bennington
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Orvis Co
Manchester
Thibodeau
University of Kansas
Bennington College
Franconia College
New Hampshire
Hoosick Falls to Begin Condemnation Over Rail Right of Way
Hoosick Falls village board agreed to start condemnation proceedings against Boston and Maine Railroad for a permanent easement along 3969 feet of track. A $11 907 offer was deemed accepted by the railroad but the case hinges on a long term contract. Federal funds for the sewer project are being withheld due to missing 20 year contract, delaying completion and costing about $6 000 monthly in interest. Mayor Severson warns of borrowing another $50 000 in September as delays mount.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Boston & Maine Railroad
Richard A. Severson
George E. Dougherty
Open house for Londonderry health service
Londonderry health service opens with a welcome for Family and Child Guidance Services Inc of Windham County at the South Londonderry Library. The 2 to 3 30 p.m. event Thursday Sept 10 invites the public and expects attendance by trustees state mental health officials and area leaders. The service expands weekly itinerant visits and school consultations as part of county decentralization led by Malcolm S. Jones of Putney. The Molly Stark Homemakers meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in St Johns Parish Hall. Lions Auction planned Sunday Sept 20 chaired by Bernard Leamy to collect donated furniture tools and items with pickup calls to Leamy 442 6720 or King Lion Rudolph Woodcock 447 7308. Shaftsbury calls to Joseph Crossman 442 9498. Birchmoor England residents complain orange water from Northeast Warwickshire Water Board stains laundry.
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Londonderry
Nelson W. Smith
South Londonderry
Family and Child Guidance Services Inc
Windham County
State Department of Mental Health
Family and Child Guidance Services
Malcolm S. Jones
Putney
Molly Stark
St. John’s
Norshaft Lions
Bernard Leamy
Leamy
Rudolph Woodcock
Shaftsbury
Joseph Crossman
County Republicans Nominate Hewitt and Colleagues
Merritt S Hewitt 137 Victor K Harwood 64 leads county Republican slate with Hewitt aged 42 Collins Mason Beattie Heaslip 25 each nominated for county offices. Results show Hewitt securing lead while Harwood trails.
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Hewitt
Collins
Mason
Beattie
Heaslip
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