Pownal Teachers Sign New Contract After Negotiations
Pownal teachers and the board of education ratified a contract that is basically the same as last year's agreement. The package includes a $200 base pay raise from $6,700 to $6,900, with teachers covering any premium increases beyond current Blue Cross and Blue Shield costs. Some merit-based extracurricular compensation may be paid individually.
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Pownal
Board of Education
Vincent Pizzano
Step One
Pizzano
No evidence against agent for shooting case ends
A Washington County grand jury found no evidence to charge state police narcotics investigator Theodore Rehm for the June 15 shooting death of David Kent in Hampton Vermont. The panel indicted Robert Peltak and David La Traverse on counts including attempted murder and possession of weapons and marijuana. Both suspects denied charges and await Oct. 1 court date in Salem for trial setting.
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Ed Rehm
Robert Peltak
Hydeville
Rehm
David la Traverse
Washington County
Salem
Landgrove Inn Receives Temporary Zoning Approval
Landgrove Village Inn limited to a temporary permit for a non conforming addition after a public hearing. The hearing was postponed due to insufficient notice and will be rescheduled for October with new warnings to inform the public.
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Landgrove
Suit Claims Wilmington Town Meeting Illegal
Brattleboro attorneys sue Wilmington residents over a July zoning change for an antique shop. The suit argues the November 7 1971 special town meeting was improperly warned and that actions by the IBA ZBA and town officials were unlawful. A Sept. 18 1972 special meeting is planned to address legality.
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Wilmington
Brattleboro
Edward John
Robert Gibson
George
Elaine Belba
Helen duMont
Kingsley duMont
Wilmington Iba
Windham County
William Graham
Belbas
John
IBA
Zoning Board
Zoning Administrator
ZBA
Henry Meyer
William Adams
John Cronan
First
Ethan Allen College opens first year in Manchester
Ethan Allen Community College begins its first year in Manchester with 150 attendees at a trustees hosted social. President Stevenson notes over 125 students registered for classes in 180 courses, as community support grows. Classes start Monday Sept 17 across vocational liberal arts and enrichment courses in donated spaces.
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Ethan Allen Community College
Board of Trustees
Timothy J. Stevenson
Bonnet Street
Manchester
Ethan Allen College
Martha Elliott Manchester
Vermont Occupational Training Center
Vermont
George Breen
Stevenson
Ethan Allen
Roland Beers
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
College Bulletin
Dodge to buy Noble & Wood properties in Hoosick Falls
Dodge Industries plans to purchase the Noble & Wood Machine Company property in Hoosick Falls New York subject to Noble & Wood stockholder approval. Noble & Wood will halt manufacturing by late September and rent back office space while Dodge expands operations.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Dodge Industries, Inc
Noble & Wood Machine Company
Noble & Wood
William Areson
William McMartin
Dodge Industries
Dodge
Areson
Raymond Peirce
Hoosac School opens 85th year with major changes
Hoosac School in Hoosick N Y begins its 85th academic year Sept 17 after a busy summer of renovations curriculum changes and new faculty. One hundred seven students total include 85 boarding and 12 day pupils with a record number of day girls. Headmaster Ashton Crosby will host a faculty banquet and an open house for parents as students move in. A new integrated curriculum for sophomore year based on survival safety and community themes rooted in Maslow’s theories will start this fall and expand to grades 10 11 and 12 next year. New hires include librarian and building consultant John Gane English French and bagpiping instructor Frances DeChame and English drama and creative writing teacher William Gilbert. Christine Graham heads development and will teach music in the remodeled library area.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac
Ashton Crosby
Abraham Maslow
John Gane
Gane
Frances DeChame
Franconia College
William Gilbert
Dorset
Christine Graham
Hoosick Falls Mayor protests delayed federal funds
Hoosick Falls Mayor Richard Severson denounces the slow arrival of promised federal grants for sewer system work. He notes the village faces $1.5 million in interest during five years of prefinancing and urges faster reimbursement while praising state and federal support.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Norman H. Nosenchuck
Bureau of Construction
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Beaux Arts Trio to perform at South Mountain concert
Beaux Arts Trio of New York winners of Paris Grand Prix du Disque will close South Mountain's 1973 chamber series with Haydn, Rieti, Beethoven, and Brahms pieces. Menahem Pressler, Isadore Cohen, and Bernard Greenhouse appear Sunday Sept. 23 at 3 p.m. in Pittsfield. Tickets at door. reservations by mail or phone to South Mountain Concerts, Box 23.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Beaux Arts Trio
New York
Paris
South Mountain
Trico
Menahem Pressler
Isadore Cohen
Bernard Greenhouse
Haydn
Rieti
Beethoven
Brahms
Tanglewood
North America
Europe
Israel
Africa
Middle East
State Department
Library of Congress
Washington
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Jorge Tristani
Joyce Dunham
Bennington
Mr. Snow Cap
Aero-Rama
C.A.P
Beaux Arts
Columbo
Spice N Nice
North St. Bennington, Vt
Hathaway
Adams Clothes Shop
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School OF Dance
2Nd Congregational Church
Hillside St
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Lenox
Lee Gt
Barrington
Williamstown
Madeline Cantarella Culpo
Juilliard School
Jacobs Pillow
Adelphi College
Stephens College
U. of Utah
Metropolitan Opera Ballet School
Robert Jofty’s
Jacob's Pillow Nationa
Canadian Ballet School of Toronto
North Carolina School of the Arts
Manhattan Festival Ballet
American Ballet Theatre
Santa Fe Opera
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