From Georgia to Brattleboro A Vermont Homecoming
Dale and Tricia Bagley once left Brattleboro for Georgia and later the sunbelt. They returned to Vermont after missing the fire department camaraderie, cool summers, and local friends, settling in Vernon and Brattleboro with their daughter Robyn. Dale became TSA news director and Tricia teaches in Vernon.
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Ken Hall
Brattleboro
Macon
Vermont
New England
Dale
Tricia Bagley
Dale Bagley
Vernon
Robyn
Tricia
Thoreau, Dickinson and
Frost
TSA
Vernon School
Georgia
Plains
Jeff
Chip Carter
Jimmy
Bagleys
Warner-Robbins
Brattleboro Fire Department
Boston
South
Burr and Burton students to attend Vermont College Fair
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary will send junior and senior students to the Vermont College Fair at St. Michael's College in Burlington on Monday Oct 3. About 120 higher education institutions will be represented at Ross Sports Center. Students will tour UVM Trinity Champlain and Middlebury campuses on return bus trip.
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Manchester
David Martin
Burr and Burton Seminary
Vermont College
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
Vermont Transit
Ross Sports Center
St. Michael’s
Burr and Burton
Patrick Gym
University of Vermont
UVM
Trinity and
Champlain Colleges
Burlington
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Sunderland drops plans for town meeting on grant
Sunderland officials abandoned a planned November Town Meeting for Sunderland voters to approve an EDA grant after consulting legal counsel. The Sunderland School Board accepted the $196,000 grant at a special meeting. The town’s attorney said approval steps were not required, though prior voter consent is common for grants. Martin and his wife, guidance counselors, accompany students to the fair.
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Sunderland
Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union
BRSU
Economic Development Administration
William Sheldon
Edward Houlihan
James Sanderson
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
The
Banner
Martin
Vermont architect touts cities as energy conservation key
Waitsfield architect Robert A. Burley testified before the House subcommittee that long term energy conservation hinges on urban planning. He argued cities offer mass transit, reuse of existing facilities, integrated industry and travel, and diverse densities, while current federal programs give local governments no defined role. He urged local officials be empowered with relevant data to guide decisions such as street lighting versus policing.
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Washington
D.C
Waitsfield
Robert A. Burley
Burley
American Institute of Architects
U.S. House Committee On Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs
American Institute of Architects Board of Directors
Energy Committee
House Committee On Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs
John Keith
Regional Plan Association
Frank Spink
Urban Land Institute
Yale M. Schiffman
American Institute of Planners
Marion Hemphill
Portland
Ore
New Hampshire weighs cut in road salt use
Hearings are planned for late October or November before the House Science and Technology Committee on reducing road salt. Highway Maintenance Engineer John Hogan says cutting salt 20 percent would require about 2 million dollars for new snow-clearing equipment, with the state spending around 3 million annually to keep highways bare and having used over 140000 tons last winter. Hogan notes public demand for bare roads despite concerns about salt’s effects.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
House
Science and Technology
New Hampshire
John Hogan
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