Saturday May 25, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- A Highland Avenue woman is accused of using a cigarette to ignite bags of clothes and magazines on the porch of a mobile home that had a family inside.
Linda C. Daley, 63, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Bennington Superior Court Criminal Division to a felony count of first degree arson.
Saturday May 25, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. -- JA Bradley and Sons, a fifth generation family electrical contracting business in Hoosick Falls, N.Y. is celebrating 100 years of serving the community.
Founded in 1913 by Philip Bradley, the business made its debut at 6 John St.
Friday May 24, 2013
HOOSICK, N.Y. -- A local New York man was arraigned on multiple charges earlier this week following a domestic dispute with his girlfriend, who police said fled after the man threatened her with a hammer.
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office reported the arrest in a written release, after that department initially responded to a 911 call for help May 21 after
Friday May 24, 2013
NEAL P. GOSWAMI
Senior Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- The town is nearing agreement on a new labor contract with public works employees and police, according to Town Manager Stuart A. Hurd.
Employees are currently working under a one-year labor agreement reached last April that expires on June 30.
Friday May 24, 2013
NORTH BENNINGTON -- A spaghetti dinner and Chinese auction held May 19 at North Bennington Fire Company raised $3,000 for the Moffitt family, who lost their Bennington home in a fire last month.
Many local businesses donated either something for the dinner or for the Chinese Auction.
Thursday May 23, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
POWNAL -- After having the nomination of Nelson Brownell rejected by the Pownal Select Board, the town’s Planning Commission voted Tuesday to recommend him again.
Brownell, who has been the zoning administrator for Pownal for many years, remains the interim ZA until a new one is appointed.
Thursday May 23, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. -- Residents in the Cambridge Central School District approved the 2013-14 budget Tuesday evening by a healthy margin.
Paul Baker-Porazinski, who was challenged by Sean Cossey, was re-elected to the Board of Education 718-336.
Thursday May 23, 2013
MIKE FAHER
Brattleboro Reformer
BRATTLEBORO -- Though Vermont does not yet require labeling of genetically modified foods, the fact that state lawmakers are moving toward such a law has prompted concerns about lengthy and costly legal battles.
But U.S. Sen.
Thursday May 23, 2013
LISA RATHKE
Associated Press
MONTPELIER -- Gov. Peter Shumlin signed into law Wednesday what he said is the first-in-the-nation measure aimed at protecting Vermont companies from so-called patent trolling, the predatory or deceptive claims of patent infringement that can often lead to costly litigation or settlements.
Thursday May 23, 2013
WILSON RING
Associated Press
JAY-- While they work in different countries, the Vermont State Police and their Canadian counterpart in Quebec can be only a few miles apart, separated by international boundary lines but still affected by the same outbreak of crime or natural disaster.
Saturday May 25, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- A Highland Avenue woman is accused of using a cigarette to ignite bags of clothes and magazines on the porch of a mobile home that had a family inside.
Linda C. Daley, 63, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Bennington Superior Court Criminal Division to a felony count of first degree arson.
Saturday May 25, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. -- JA Bradley and Sons, a fifth generation family electrical contracting business in Hoosick Falls, N.Y. is celebrating 100 years of serving the community.
Founded in 1913 by Philip Bradley, the business made its debut at 6 John St.
Friday May 24, 2013
HOOSICK, N.Y. -- A local New York man was arraigned on multiple charges earlier this week following a domestic dispute with his girlfriend, who police said fled after the man threatened her with a hammer.
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office reported the arrest in a written release, after that department initially responded to a 911 call for help May 21 after
Friday May 24, 2013
NEAL P. GOSWAMI
Senior Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- The town is nearing agreement on a new labor contract with public works employees and police, according to Town Manager Stuart A. Hurd.
Employees are currently working under a one-year labor agreement reached last April that expires on June 30.
Friday May 24, 2013
NORTH BENNINGTON -- A spaghetti dinner and Chinese auction held May 19 at North Bennington Fire Company raised $3,000 for the Moffitt family, who lost their Bennington home in a fire last month.
Many local businesses donated either something for the dinner or for the Chinese Auction.
Thursday May 23, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
POWNAL -- After having the nomination of Nelson Brownell rejected by the Pownal Select Board, the town’s Planning Commission voted Tuesday to recommend him again.
Brownell, who has been the zoning administrator for Pownal for many years, remains the interim ZA until a new one is appointed.
Thursday May 23, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. -- Residents in the Cambridge Central School District approved the 2013-14 budget Tuesday evening by a healthy margin.
Paul Baker-Porazinski, who was challenged by Sean Cossey, was re-elected to the Board of Education 718-336.
Thursday May 23, 2013
MIKE FAHER
Brattleboro Reformer
BRATTLEBORO -- Though Vermont does not yet require labeling of genetically modified foods, the fact that state lawmakers are moving toward such a law has prompted concerns about lengthy and costly legal battles.
But U.S. Sen.
Thursday May 23, 2013
LISA RATHKE
Associated Press
MONTPELIER -- Gov. Peter Shumlin signed into law Wednesday what he said is the first-in-the-nation measure aimed at protecting Vermont companies from so-called patent trolling, the predatory or deceptive claims of patent infringement that can often lead to costly litigation or settlements.
Thursday May 23, 2013
WILSON RING
Associated Press
JAY-- While they work in different countries, the Vermont State Police and their Canadian counterpart in Quebec can be only a few miles apart, separated by international boundary lines but still affected by the same outbreak of crime or natural disaster.
Saturday May 25, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- A Highland Avenue woman is accused of using a cigarette to ignite bags of clothes and magazines on the porch of a mobile home that had a family inside.
Linda C. Daley, 63, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Bennington Superior Court Criminal Division to a felony count of first degree arson.
Saturday May 25, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. -- JA Bradley and Sons, a fifth generation family electrical contracting business in Hoosick Falls, N.Y. is celebrating 100 years of serving the community.
Founded in 1913 by Philip Bradley, the business made its debut at 6 John St.
Friday May 24, 2013
HOOSICK, N.Y. -- A local New York man was arraigned on multiple charges earlier this week following a domestic dispute with his girlfriend, who police said fled after the man threatened her with a hammer.
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office reported the arrest in a written release, after that department initially responded to a 911 call for help May 21 after
Friday May 24, 2013
NEAL P. GOSWAMI
Senior Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- The town is nearing agreement on a new labor contract with public works employees and police, according to Town Manager Stuart A. Hurd.
Employees are currently working under a one-year labor agreement reached last April that expires on June 30.
Friday May 24, 2013
NORTH BENNINGTON -- A spaghetti dinner and Chinese auction held May 19 at North Bennington Fire Company raised $3,000 for the Moffitt family, who lost their Bennington home in a fire last month.
Many local businesses donated either something for the dinner or for the Chinese Auction.
Thursday May 23, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
POWNAL -- After having the nomination of Nelson Brownell rejected by the Pownal Select Board, the town’s Planning Commission voted Tuesday to recommend him again.
Brownell, who has been the zoning administrator for Pownal for many years, remains the interim ZA until a new one is appointed.
Thursday May 23, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. -- Residents in the Cambridge Central School District approved the 2013-14 budget Tuesday evening by a healthy margin.
Paul Baker-Porazinski, who was challenged by Sean Cossey, was re-elected to the Board of Education 718-336.
Thursday May 23, 2013
MIKE FAHER
Brattleboro Reformer
BRATTLEBORO -- Though Vermont does not yet require labeling of genetically modified foods, the fact that state lawmakers are moving toward such a law has prompted concerns about lengthy and costly legal battles.
But U.S. Sen.
Thursday May 23, 2013
LISA RATHKE
Associated Press
MONTPELIER -- Gov. Peter Shumlin signed into law Wednesday what he said is the first-in-the-nation measure aimed at protecting Vermont companies from so-called patent trolling, the predatory or deceptive claims of patent infringement that can often lead to costly litigation or settlements.
Thursday May 23, 2013
WILSON RING
Associated Press
JAY-- While they work in different countries, the Vermont State Police and their Canadian counterpart in Quebec can be only a few miles apart, separated by international boundary lines but still affected by the same outbreak of crime or natural disaster.
Saturday May 25, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- A Highland Avenue woman is accused of using a cigarette to ignite bags of clothes and magazines on the porch of a mobile home that had a family inside.
Linda C. Daley, 63, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Bennington Superior Court Criminal Division to a felony count of first degree arson.
Saturday May 25, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. -- JA Bradley and Sons, a fifth generation family electrical contracting business in Hoosick Falls, N.Y. is celebrating 100 years of serving the community.
Founded in 1913 by Philip Bradley, the business made its debut at 6 John St.
Friday May 24, 2013
HOOSICK, N.Y. -- A local New York man was arraigned on multiple charges earlier this week following a domestic dispute with his girlfriend, who police said fled after the man threatened her with a hammer.
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office reported the arrest in a written release, after that department initially responded to a 911 call for help May 21 after
Friday May 24, 2013
NEAL P. GOSWAMI
Senior Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- The town is nearing agreement on a new labor contract with public works employees and police, according to Town Manager Stuart A. Hurd.
Employees are currently working under a one-year labor agreement reached last April that expires on June 30.
Friday May 24, 2013
NORTH BENNINGTON -- A spaghetti dinner and Chinese auction held May 19 at North Bennington Fire Company raised $3,000 for the Moffitt family, who lost their Bennington home in a fire last month.
Many local businesses donated either something for the dinner or for the Chinese Auction.
Thursday May 23, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
POWNAL -- After having the nomination of Nelson Brownell rejected by the Pownal Select Board, the town’s Planning Commission voted Tuesday to recommend him again.
Brownell, who has been the zoning administrator for Pownal for many years, remains the interim ZA until a new one is appointed.
Thursday May 23, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. -- Residents in the Cambridge Central School District approved the 2013-14 budget Tuesday evening by a healthy margin.
Paul Baker-Porazinski, who was challenged by Sean Cossey, was re-elected to the Board of Education 718-336.
Thursday May 23, 2013
MIKE FAHER
Brattleboro Reformer
BRATTLEBORO -- Though Vermont does not yet require labeling of genetically modified foods, the fact that state lawmakers are moving toward such a law has prompted concerns about lengthy and costly legal battles.
But U.S. Sen.
Thursday May 23, 2013
LISA RATHKE
Associated Press
MONTPELIER -- Gov. Peter Shumlin signed into law Wednesday what he said is the first-in-the-nation measure aimed at protecting Vermont companies from so-called patent trolling, the predatory or deceptive claims of patent infringement that can often lead to costly litigation or settlements.
Thursday May 23, 2013
WILSON RING
Associated Press
JAY-- While they work in different countries, the Vermont State Police and their Canadian counterpart in Quebec can be only a few miles apart, separated by international boundary lines but still affected by the same outbreak of crime or natural disaster.
Saturday May 25, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- A Highland Avenue woman is accused of using a cigarette to ignite bags of clothes and magazines on the porch of a mobile home that had a family inside.
Linda C. Daley, 63, pleaded not guilty Thursday in Bennington Superior Court Criminal Division to a felony count of first degree arson.
Saturday May 25, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
HOOSICK FALLS, N.Y. -- JA Bradley and Sons, a fifth generation family electrical contracting business in Hoosick Falls, N.Y. is celebrating 100 years of serving the community.
Founded in 1913 by Philip Bradley, the business made its debut at 6 John St.
Friday May 24, 2013
HOOSICK, N.Y. -- A local New York man was arraigned on multiple charges earlier this week following a domestic dispute with his girlfriend, who police said fled after the man threatened her with a hammer.
The Rensselaer County Sheriff's Office reported the arrest in a written release, after that department initially responded to a 911 call for help May 21 after
Friday May 24, 2013
NEAL P. GOSWAMI
Senior Staff Writer
BENNINGTON -- The town is nearing agreement on a new labor contract with public works employees and police, according to Town Manager Stuart A. Hurd.
Employees are currently working under a one-year labor agreement reached last April that expires on June 30.
Friday May 24, 2013
NORTH BENNINGTON -- A spaghetti dinner and Chinese auction held May 19 at North Bennington Fire Company raised $3,000 for the Moffitt family, who lost their Bennington home in a fire last month.
Many local businesses donated either something for the dinner or for the Chinese Auction.
Thursday May 23, 2013
KEITH WHITCOMB JR.
Staff Writer
POWNAL -- After having the nomination of Nelson Brownell rejected by the Pownal Select Board, the town’s Planning Commission voted Tuesday to recommend him again.
Brownell, who has been the zoning administrator for Pownal for many years, remains the interim ZA until a new one is appointed.
Thursday May 23, 2013
ELIZABETH CONKEY
Staff Writer
CAMBRIDGE, N.Y. -- Residents in the Cambridge Central School District approved the 2013-14 budget Tuesday evening by a healthy margin.
Paul Baker-Porazinski, who was challenged by Sean Cossey, was re-elected to the Board of Education 718-336.
Thursday May 23, 2013
MIKE FAHER
Brattleboro Reformer
BRATTLEBORO -- Though Vermont does not yet require labeling of genetically modified foods, the fact that state lawmakers are moving toward such a law has prompted concerns about lengthy and costly legal battles.
But U.S. Sen.
Thursday May 23, 2013
LISA RATHKE
Associated Press
MONTPELIER -- Gov. Peter Shumlin signed into law Wednesday what he said is the first-in-the-nation measure aimed at protecting Vermont companies from so-called patent trolling, the predatory or deceptive claims of patent infringement that can often lead to costly litigation or settlements.
Thursday May 23, 2013
WILSON RING
Associated Press
JAY-- While they work in different countries, the Vermont State Police and their Canadian counterpart in Quebec can be only a few miles apart, separated by international boundary lines but still affected by the same outbreak of crime or natural disaster.
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