Three firms to be interviewed for county planner post
Bennington County Planning Commission will interview three consulting firms for its next county planner. The group, meeting with limited attendance, narrowed from twenty to three applicants after months of review. Chair Van Loon plans calls to schedule interviews and may request briefs from local towns to pinpoint common rural issues.
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Arlington
Bennington County Planning Commission
Henry B. van Loon
Commission
van Loon
Atty. Harvey D. Carter Jr
Town Planning Commission
County Planning Commission
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Shaftsbury
Bennington County
Manchester Planning Commission
Harry W. Hayden
Sunderland
Peru Considers K-12 Union With Chester Group
Peru School Board okays collaboration with a Chester study group aiming for a K-12 union with Andover Baltimore Chester Cavendish and Duttonsville. First vote expected next year as planning continues on sites costs and state standards while Peru weighs Manchester area possibilities.
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Peru
Chester
Andover
Baltimore
Cavendish
Duttonsville
Angus Black
Landgrove
Weston
Black
Peaseville
Linde and Hubbard
Burlington
Assembly
Manchester
Dorset
Mrs McCullough To Speak On Bauhaus Myth Or Reality
Marlboro College hosts Mrs John McCullough of Bennington for an Monday evening lecture Sept 25 at 8 in the dining hall. Her talk compares myths with reality of the Bauhaus from 1919 1933 and traces its impact on design education and modern architecture. She will discuss the school as a postwar innovator and illustrate the period with words images and music. Her career spans roles at MoMA Pratt Institute and New York publishers with forthcoming book on Gropius and the Bauhaus. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
John McCullough
Bennington
Marlboro College
Weimar
Dessau
Germany
McCullough
Bauhaus
Vassar College
Columbia University School of Business
Institute of Fine Arts
New York University
Readsboro Teacher Firearms Demo in Tunbridge Classroom
Readsboro Central School teacher Joseph Tilden said he fired a .22 pistol loaded with a blank during a social studies demonstration to show firearms since winter kept outdoor demonstrations from possible. He defended his conduct as a capable firearm user while a state Board of Education probe was requested by Tunbridge board member Robert OBrien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readsboro
Joseph Tilden
Readsboro Central School
State Board of Education
Robert O’brien
Tunbridge
Tilden
Tunbridge Central School
Democrats Re-Elect All Officers in Manchester
At the Manchester Democratic Committee annual meeting George R. Clay was re elected chairman Robert W. Mattison was re elected vice chairman and Sue Burton Tenner was re elected secretary treasurer Last year's officers with the addition of Austin Keough were elected delegates to the Bennington County Democratic Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Democratic Committee
George R. Clay
Robert W. Mattison
Sue Burton Tenner
Austin Keough
Bennington County
Hoosick Falls Elks Club steak dinner fills reservations
Hoosick Falls Reservations are booked for a steak dinner at the Hoosick Falls Elks Club Saturday night. Other members and guests may attend the dance that follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Elks Club
Banner Names Full Time Reporter at The Banner
Elizabeth Dwyer, longtime North Bennington correspondent, joins The Banner as general assignment reporter replacing John Sullivan. A UVM and St Joseph College alum, she worked 10 years at First National Bank North Bennington and writes a weekly column. The paper seeks a new North Bennington correspondent and invites inquiries to county editor Nancy Otis.
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North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
The
Banner
John Sullivan
UVM
Dwyer
St. Joseph College
First National Bank of
Jonathan
University of Notre Dame
Mark
MAUHS
Nancy Otis
Falls Schools Name Teachers Association as Bargaining Agent
Hoosick Falls Central School Board approved recognizing the Teachers Association as exclusive negotiating representative for all certified staff under the Taylor Act. With 73 of 79 teachers members, the move mirrors policies in place since 1962. The district posted notice for 20 days for possible protests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
The
Teachers Association
Philip Leonard
East Dorset Welcomes Fire Truck
East Dorset Fire District No 2 celebrated the arrival of a new 1000 gallon tank truck from Middlesex Fire Equipment Co. The Chevrolet chassis vehicle features a 500 gallon pump, rides two in front, four on the rear step, and costs 7000 dollars to be paid over seven years. Chief Walter Read announced an open house and the unit will replace the old truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Wood High
Berlin Central
Dorset
Middlesex Fire Equipment Co
Middlesex
Walter Read
Read
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Solomon Wright Public Library
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Y Market
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Paradise Restaurant
Hemphill
NOYES
NEW York Stock Exchange
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