Resort apartments eyed in Berkshire by Eastern developers
Two Stanmar Inc executives from Massachusetts spoke to Berkshire businessmen about resort apartments near ski areas with potential for year round use. They noted 100 percent outside financing and cited Vermont success, urging local planners to consider leisurely second homes and midweek packages to attract families and boost year round demand.
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Massachusetts
Berkshire County
Stanley W. Snider
Stanley Miller
Stanmar, Inc
Stanmar
Mr. Snyder
Snyder
Vermont
Berkshires
Gill
Abercrombie & Fitch
New York
New England
Maine
Art. Snow
Dick Kenyon
Berkshire Rural Civic Association
Walter Wilson
Chatham
N.Y
Harvard
Association of Business and Commerce
ABG
BRCA
Outdoor living grows with Berkshire patios expansion
Outdoor living gains traction in Berkshire County with patios becoming as essential as living rooms. John’s Building Supply at 391 Crane Ave expands from cement blocks to seven patio block colors and cement block planters to meet rising demand amid a slower construction market. John W. Koziara leads the firm as president.
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Crane Avenue
John’s Building Supply
Berkshire County
Crane Ave
John W. Koziara
Dramatic Accent With Shelves And Patio Steps
An article explains using wall shelving as a dramatic interior accent with adjustable Grant standards and large brackets. It also provides a practical patio installation guide detailing layout, digging depth, sand base, block placement, leveling, and maintenance to withstand Berkshire winters.
Marble in Construction Expands Beyond Monuments
Marble is moving beyond monuments and banks to suburbs and homes with floors, fireplaces, walls, and counters. The National Geographic notes Yale and the Beinekke Library use marble for lighting and protection, while quarrying yields chips for terrazzo and road stone. Marble powder finds uses in toothpaste and paints as well as rubber goods and bubble gum.
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Washington
Ohio
National Geographic Society
National Geographic
Washington, D.C
Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript
Yale University
Calo
Treasury Mountain
Tate
Proctor
Veramont
Vermont
Isaac, Underhill
North Africa
Dorset
Ebenezer Judd
Otter Creek
Dlebury
Lake Chant
Middlebury
Mit
St. Lawrence River
Atlantic
Seaboard
Canada
Europe
Church in Round Designed for New Liturgy
Weymouth pastor outlines a $1 million circular church replacing Immaculate Conception. The altar sits center stage with no pew more than 15 rows away, allowing active participation in Mass. Completion tentatively scheduled for September 1966.
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Weymouth
Mass
UPI
Immaculate Conception
Edmund F. Hackett
East Weymouth
Hackett
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