Haas gets contract, higher than Pratt's
WESTMINSTER — Andy Haas, interim superintendent of the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union, has been given a contract and a raise — substantially higher than the $135,000 that former Superintendent Christopher
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WESTMINSTER — Andy Haas, interim superintendent of the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union, has been given a contract and a raise — substantially higher than the $135,000 that former Superintendent Christopher
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Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. BELLOWS FALLS â A police chase that started in Bellows Falls early Saturday morning ended with a crash into a tree on Davidson Hill Road in Westminster, and a slew of charges against the driver. The alleged driver, Robert George, 32, of Bellows Falls, was treated and released from Springfield Hospital, according to Bellows Falls Police Chief David Bemis. George faces charges of driving while intoxicated, third offense, gross negligent operation of a motor vehicle, eluding police and criminal driving with a suspended license. Bemis sai...
Don't miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook. WESTMINSTER â The air system at Bellows Falls Union High School needs more than $244,000 in âhigh priorityâ repairs soon to bring it up to code, with another almost $1 million needed in the future, according to a lengthy engineering report recently made public. The study of the heating and air ventilation system at the high school was requested last year because of indoor air quality and public health concerns raised during the coronavirus pandemic. The report praised some of the work done to filter the schoolâs air dur...
BELLOWS FALLS -- Anthony Marquise is 12, but he's already a full-fledged train fan. The Bellows Falls almost-teen was beside himself with excitement Monday afternoon, waiting for the southbound "The Vermonter" to arrive in Bellows Falls, on its way to Brattleboro and points south, signaling the return of rail passenger service to Vermont after a 16-month hiatus. It had left St. Albans that morning, headed to Washington, D.C. Marquise was carrying a hand-held scanner so he could eavesdrop on the Amtrak conductors, and he would announce to the waiting crowd outside the historic train station th...