Falls board rejects two money requests in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls village leaders rejected funding pleas from the American Legion and the Community Band, citing timing and prior budgets. The board also tabled a term-length proposal, denied preferential water-rate changes, rejected overtime and holiday pay claims, and appointed a temporary firehouse caretaker.
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Falls Board
Marilyn Keyes Douglas
Murphy
Rolf Sternberg
Board of Elections
Grace Brandi
Brandi
William Stuka
Stuka
Doris McGuire
Joseph Trombley
Brian Russo
Chemical Fabrics Seeks Space at former Economy Graphics Site
The North Bennington Planning Commission will hold a Sept. 15 hearing at the depot offices to consider Chemical Fabrics Corp. occupancy of the former Economy Graphics warehouse on Route 67A near Stone Church corner. The firm seeks cupolas, exhaust stacks, a small office, and permission to install a propane gas tank on the lot south of Route 67A. The site is owned by the state and managed by BCIC for VIDA, with a $1.2 million EDA grant expected to fund renovation. Proceedings include VIDA transfer of title to BCIC once the grant is approved. Lawrence Powers chairs the planning commission. In Manchester, the Human Resource Council meets Sept. 20 noon at First Congregational Church to discuss North Shire youth and center director Thomas Hopkins.
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Planning Commission
North Bennington
Chemical Fabrics Corp
Economy Graphics
Stone Church Corner
Northside Drive
McDonald’s
State of Vermont
Vermont Industrial Buildings Authority
VIDA
Bennington County Industrial Corp
Melvin A. Dyson
BCIC
Economic Development Authority
Bennington
Dyson
Lawrence F. Powers
Arthur E. Wickenden
Fred Welling
Manchester
Human Resource Council
First Congregational Church
North Shire
Thomas Hopkins
Centre at Hoosick seeks annexation for shopping center
Hoosick Falls officials heard a formal petition Tuesday night for annexing 12.48 acres of town land to the village to allow a 40,000 square foot shopping center. The developers cited water and sewer integration as reasons for the move while residents raised complaints of rusty water and possible pollution of village sewer lines by industrial acid. Ralph Helft and Walter F. Uccellini presented the annexation request and the developers said joining the village system would improve utility access.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Falls
American Legion
Donald E. Bogardus
Bogardus
William Gaillard
Wood Memorial Park
Henderson Sidney van Surdam
Francis Murphy
Murphy
Troy Times
Cambridge
Tim Powers
Ralph Helft
Walter F. Uccellini
Ehler
River Road
Helft
Uccellini
George Dougherty
Leonard Lipolace
Richmond Street
Superintendent of Highways
State Health Department
State sets protections for Barber's Pond development
POWNAL state guidance asks that Barber's Pond build plan restrict lots to under two acres and require a 300 foot pond buffer based on a geologist's report, surpassing developer proposals. The district hearing remains pending, with a plan to present the state findings at the Environmental Commission when the Act 250 session resumes.
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District 8 Environmental Commission
Vermont Legal Aid Society
Herbert Zschorsch
Harry Andrews
Pownal
Robert Pettit
Andrews
North Bennington Parish Sodality Meeting Tonight
North Bennington St. John's Sodality will meet at 7 30 in the Parish Hall. All women of the parish are invited to attend.
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St. John’s Sodality
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Clark Thorpe
Church Street
John Jenuskevicz
Give Heart Fund
American Heart Association
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Henry L. Goetz
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Epicure Products, Inc
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