Bennington eatery boosts locally grown fare February 5th, 2005 Izabella's Eatery owners Renny Beal and Jennifer Crawford-Beal believe they've brought more than a menu to their 351 Main St. restaurant FULL STORY >>
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The Advocate's Vermont Notes February 5th, 2005 The Maple Street School will hold a skate benefit to raise money for tsunami victims at Riley Rink on Saturday, Feb. 5, from 7 to 9 p.m. FULL STORY >>
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Young Wyatt gets in step January 31st, 2005 A first step launches most journeys, but for 6-year-old Wyatt Coniglio, a first-time overseas voyage could enhance his ability to walk FULL STORY >>
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Canavan lands Bennington post January 20th, 2005 Armed with excitement and experience, James L. Canavan Jr. of North Adams, Mass., said Tuesday that he is eager to tackle the tasks associated with his new job as the Bennington-based Regional Affordable Housing Corp.’s executive director FULL STORY >>
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Looking forward at age 70-plus January 17th, 2005 Age might catch up with 72-year-old Janice Farinon of Stamford or 70-year-old George Babcock of Bennington, if only the two would slow down FULL STORY >>
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The Mystery Shopper — Vermont January 14th, 2005 Holiday shopping for a blended and extended family of varied age, interest and gender generally offers only two likely outcomes FULL STORY >>
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Bennington career center opens new world January 14th, 2005 Armed with an evolving curriculum and a fierce desire to attract new students, Southwest Vermont Career Development Center officials are thrusting the 321 Park St. facility into a public spotlight FULL STORY >>
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New hours at Bennington Museum January 14th, 2005 The Bennington Museum announces new open hours for 2005. The Museum will be closed to visitors on Wednesdays FULL STORY >>
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Bennington career center opens new world January 14th, 2005 Armed with an evolving curriculum and a fierce desire to attract new students, Southwest Vermont Career Development Center officials are thrusting the 321 Park St. facility into a public spotlight FULL STORY >>
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Knapp’s making beautiful music December 6th, 2004 Knapp's Pets, Hobbies and Music supply store re-opened on Friday at its newly renovated 198 North St. site FULL STORY >>
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Vermont country store thinking big November 19th, 2004 A company known for bringing products from the past to customers of the present is planning to bring jobs to the town's future. FULL STORY >>
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Racetrack plan moving at slow gallop November 16th, 2004 Success may finally be prancing at the Green Mountain Race Track starting gate FULL STORY >>
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Bennington has new Chamber director November 12th, 2004 Joann Erenhouse of Pownal sees bright future ahead. FULL STORY >>
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Bennington Museum Events Calendar November 12th, 2004 2004 Events and Exhibitions at the Bennington Museum FULL STORY >>
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Southern Vermont shoulders road work October 23rd, 2004 Bennington may have part of a bypass completed, but state and local officials say projects just as important in many ways have been completed or are about to be completed in town and in nearby communities FULL STORY >>
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Oldcastle takes huge step forward October 14th, 2004 For a year of increased political awareness, the region’s 2004 theater season offered few productions that dealt significantly with current socio-political concerns FULL STORY >>
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Local farmer bags potential state-record bear October 8th, 2004 POWNAL, Vt. — With a single bow shot, local farmer Michael Darling brought down a 443-pound black bear this week that may set a state record FULL STORY >>
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Film fest called 'most striking yet' October 8th, 2004 The Williamstown Film Festival’s sixth season in the Berkshires will run from Oct. 22-31 and will include many premieres, 27 shorts and special guest Alec Baldwin FULL STORY >>
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Racial slur launches Williams controversy September 24th, 2004 The voicing of a racial slur in a Williams College art department meeting in May — an incident disclosed by college officials only last week FULL STORY >>
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Bennington offers Battle Week and a lot more August 13th, 2004 While the town and surroundings will burst into life the upcoming “Battle Day Week,” Better Bennington Corp. and the Bennington Area Chamber of Commerce are encouraging visitors to come to region year-round FULL STORY >>
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Advocate: Vermont Notes August 13th, 2004 Scores of organizations have joined the Bennington Fire Department in providing the most extensive Bennington Battle Day celebration ever FULL STORY >>
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Oldcastle cast shines in weak Simon comedy August 13th, 2004 Oldcastle seems to have a penchant for producing lesser efforts by Neil Simon FULL STORY >>
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Northern Berkshire Notes July 1st, 2004 Hopkins Observatory at Williams College's has announced a continuation of its spring astronomy show, “Mars: Planet of Spirit and Opportunity.”
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King at 97, still quick with a quip or a sermon July 1st, 2004 A crown of glory may beckon in the future, but for now, the Rev. Isabel King can content herself with plaudits and praise FULL STORY >>
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Oldcastle to stage "The Novelist" July 1st, 2004 Oldcastle Theatre Company in residence at the Bennington Center for the Natural and Cultural Arts, will continue its 2004 season with Howard Fast’s “The Novelist” on Friday, July 9, at 8 p.m. FULL STORY >>
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Vermont gov hosts Russian leader July 1st, 2004 Governor Jim Douglas today hosted President Sergei Katanandov of the Russian Republic of Karelia at a sister-state summit FULL STORY >>
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Vermont notes June 8th, 2004 A presentation at the Pownal library to commemorate the 60th anniversary of D-Day will feature a lecture by area resident Bruce Bird FULL STORY >>
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Stamford — the little school that could June 8th, 2004 The recent Gold Medallion winner shows the importance of community and high expectations. FULL STORY >>
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Vermont notes February 12th, 2004 Phyllis Chapman, director of education at the Bennington Museum, will give a lecture and slide presentation “From Ash Can to Soup Can: American Art in the 20th Century” FULL STORY >>
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Vermonters urged to enroll in college investment plan February 12th, 2004 Citing the importance of higher education to the well-being of Vermont's residents and the strength of its economy, Gov. James Douglas and the Legislature are urging parents to enroll in the state's "529" college savings plan. FULL STORY >>
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