Environment board airs petitions for Dailey gravel, new tennis club
In Arlington a public hearing before the Environmental Control Board drew almost 50 residents. William E. Dailey Inc seeks gravel removal near Town Highway 26 with a plan for a private road to the pits behind Route 7. Neighbors fear property devaluation and health hazards. calls for road widening and pit rehabilitation accompany opposition. A second application concerns a Stratton Ski and Tennis Camp project on French Hollow Road in Winhall, with development begun before permit and Act 250 compliance questioned.
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Environment Board
New Tennis Club
Charles Bonenti Arlington
District Commission
State Environmental Control Board
William E. Dailey Inc
Shaftsbury
Golding
Alden
Marion Francis
Francis
William E. Dailey Jr
Dailey
Buffalo
Vermont
Dorothy Jones
Thomas W. Hall Jr
Regional Planning Commission
Wallace P. Scott
Merton Snow Sr
Snow
John Simson
County Planning Commission
Simson
Hall
Stratton Ski and Tennis Club
French Hollow Road
Winhall
Bennington County
Kern
Burr and Burton appoints two for driver education
Neal McLaughlin, Burr and Burton Seminary headmaster, says two new instructors, Robert Silk of West Springfield and David Wilson of Washington, D.C., will teach the driver education course suspended since Sept. 16 after Jesse Corum’s resignation. The 200 students may qualify for licenses under a July state law. Corum had clashed over teaching duties and was informed his pay would be docked before resigning effective Nov. 1. The new staff start Monday, ending the limbo over the course for under-18 operators.
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Manchester
Neal McLaughlin
Burr and Burton Seminary
Jesse Corum
Dorset
Robert Silk
West Springfield
Mass
David Wilson
Washington, D.C
Silk
Central Connecticut College
Wilson
University of Pennsylvania
Antioch
Corum
Howard Beach
New York City
Beach
The
Banner
Norman Rice
Burr and Burton
McLaughlin
Prudential Committee
Board of Trustees
Hoosick Falls village advances on sewage plant completion
Hoosick Falls Village Board's agenda centers on a Rockefeller letter about a state grant contract for the sewage treatment works, with a $263,740 partial payment underway and federal cooperation. The board also addresses contract overruns, personnel needs, local tax relief efforts, personnel changes, water quality complaints, and upcoming public hearings including a no parking ordinance and bids for salt, sand and tree removal.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rockefeller
Richard A. Severson
Department of Environmental Conservation
Attorney General
Department of Audit and Control
Thompson
Severson
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Lefkowitz
New York State
Penn Central
Boston
Maine
State Board of Equalization
Washington Avenue
Albany
Ruditis
Cassie Shaw
Eddy Place
Main
John M. Hill
Hoosac Valley Asphalt Co
Hill
Douglas Sprague
Williams College issues guidelines on political use of campus
Williams College announces formal guidelines restricting political activity in college buildings and facilities. President John E. Sawyer says individuals may exercise citizen rights but the college may not campaign for candidates or influence legislation, with rules covering use of name, seal, offices, equipment, and services.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
John E. Sawyer
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