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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1976

Page

6

Petersburg tackles Hubbard road matter and old Dayfoot Creek

Petersburg NY town board accepted a new town road off Old Maxon Road to aid Hubbard in gaining utility service, while denying liability for an old Dayfoot Creek road. They also set budget matters, youth program funding, and a garage plan for the ambulance. Executive session followed.

Petersburg N.Y Maxon Road Dayfoot Creek New York State Electric and Gas Mason Hubbard Hubbard Clarence Hewitt Old East Hollow Earl Stevens Hewitt Youth Commission Commission Pearl Wallach Snyder Joan Watrous Watrous Barbara Snyder Allis-Chalmers Stevens Kingsley Arms, Inc Schaghticoke County Planning Board Rensselaer Pattison

Sarah Larson enters 9th year at child care center

Manchester news notes Sarah Larson Day School enters its ninth year led by director David Ahern. The center, started in 1968 and donated a Highland Avenue facility in 1971 by Sarah Larson, serves working and certain nonworking families with 35 local children, 18 of them preschoolers. It employs five teachers plus staff, uses a sliding fee scale with state subsidies, and began a scholarship program in 1975.

Maggie Bucholt Manchester Sarah Larson David Ahern Greater Manchester Ahern Highland Avenue Arlington Sunderland Dorset Londonderry Danby Center Ford Vermont Sarah Larson Day School Ed Sargent Manchester Fair Grounds

Hoosick Falls board to vote on teacher contract

Hoosick Falls Central School Board will meet Tuesday night at 8 p.m. to ratify this year’s teacher contract after teachers approved the pact yesterday morning. The meeting aims to finalize the contract before September 15, the first pay day for teachers. Details will be released after the meeting.

Hoosick N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School

Birth control lowers HFCS kindergarten enrollment in Hoosick NY

In Hoosick Falls Central School, birth control effects shrink kindergarten to 92 students and total K 6 enrollment to 877, down 61 from last year, while high school enrollment rises to 811 with 1,688 total students. Principal Kasmer Stempek warns of potential future job cuts if trends continue.

Hoosick N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School Kasmer J. Stempek Stempek William C. Waterhouse Waterhouse

Burglaries Hit Local Legion and Shops Over Weekend

Manchester police report $30 to $40 in quarters stolen from the American Legion Hall on Highland Avenue during Sept 6 and 7 after a window was smashed. Other weekend break-ins include Walker's Bicycle Shop with $3 missing, Bovey's Laundry denting machine stolen, and Montgomery Ward where four CB radios valued at $400 were taken.

Manchester American Legion Hall Highland Avenue Walker Bovey Montgomery Ward

Historic Shaftsbury home eyed for commercial use

Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment will discuss converting the Munro Hawkins house on Route 7, north of the former Red Barn Restaurant, to commercial use. The Ed Hawkins place once owned by Jules Olitsky and now by Bennington College is for sale.

Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment Cole Hall Munro- Hawkins Ed Hawkins Red Barn Jules Olitsky Bennington College

Bennington historic house seeks zoning variance, taxes due

Shaftsbury Town Treasurer Clinton McDonald reminds residents poll taxes are due by September 15. Bennington realtor Breard Hawks seeks a variance for a house from 1807, now in commercial zoning, proposing six apartments and adding a gift shop and craft shop. The site is among 10 Bennington County properties on the National Historic Sites Register.

Clinton McDonald Bennington Breard Hawks College Bennington County

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