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Rutland Herald NORTH CLARENDON — Mill River Union High School will be a different place next year. John Towne, the school's industrial arts teacher, will be retiring this year after 30 years at Mill River and 36 as a teacher, and many previous graduates have stopped by to wish him well. Bruce Gee, principal of Mill River, said he counted on Towne as a mentor, even though he's only headed Mill River for the last four years. www.rutlandherald.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050613/NEWS/506130388/1002/NEWS01

Mill River Mapping Project A group of students and teachers from Mill River Union High School gathered information from personal accounts, libraries, and historical societies as well as from field trips to various locations to answer the question. Mill River Union High School, North Clarendon, VT Community Partner: Rutland Regional Planning Commission We would like to thank the Vermont Institute of Natural Science, Rutland Regional Planning Commission, Rutland Historical Society, and Granville Slate Museum for their many assistances during this project. www.cmapgallery.org /gallery/millriver/index.htm

Rutland Herald: Rutland Vermont News & Information The Bradford school's program will draw some players from neighboring Blue Mountain Union in Wells River, but the team will still be named Oxbow, according to coach Mark Palmieri. Vermont Interscholastic Football League members voted unanimously at Monday's meeting to admit Oxbow Union High School to the VIFL. Champions in the regular season were Brattleboro, South Burlington, Mill River and Otter Valley, with the state championship hardware going to Mount St. Joseph Academy, South Burlington, Woodstock and Otter Valley. www.rutlandherald.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051122/NEWS/511220379/1007/SPORTS   (1513 words)

Nehalem Area History The Nehalem Union High school was built on the hillside overlooking the town, and is still standing and used as a Grammar School today. Wheeler was originally founded as a mill town, in 1880 by C.H. Wheeler and C.A. Himple, and was first known as Vosburg, The town was situated on the Nehalem River, about three miles above the river mouth. Nehalem was a typical western small town, with false-fronted buildings facing a main street that was partly built on pilings and fill ground right on the river's edge. www.nehalemtel.net /community/community_history.htm   (686 words)

Mill River Mapping Project Mill River Union High School, North Clarendon, VT The chunks were taken by boat to a mill to be sawed. He also established the first derrick, a type of crane powered by horses. www.cmapgallery.org /gallery/millriver/report6.htm   (686 words)

www.rssu.org The district comprises the high school (Mill River Union High School) and three elementary schools (Clarendon, Shrewsbury, and Wallingford). Rutland South Supervisory Union is located a few miles south of Rutland City in Southern Vermont. RSSU has a student population of over 1,400 K-12 students. www.rssu.org   (686 words)

www.rssu.org The district comprises the high school (Mill River Union High School) and three elementary schools (Clarendon, Shrewsbury, and Wallingford). Rutland South Supervisory Union is located a few miles south of Rutland City in Southern Vermont. RSSU has a student population of over 1,400 K-12 students. www.rssu.org   (45 words)

Nehalem Area History The Nehalem Union High school was built on the hillside overlooking the town, and is still standing and used as a Grammar School today. Wheeler was originally founded as a mill town, in 1880 by C.H. Wheeler and C.A. Himple, and was first known as Vosburg, The town was situated on the Nehalem River, about three miles above the river mouth. Nehalem was a typical western small town, with false-fronted buildings facing a main street that was partly built on pilings and fill ground right on the river's edge. www.nehalemtel.net /community/community_history.htm   (45 words)

Picket Fence Preview...Milton Vermont This emerging center is home to the new municipal center, the town recreation area, the high school, a Grand Union grocery store and several shops and restaurants. Milton was named after the English Romantic poet John Milton, author of "Paradise Lost." Early settlers made their livings off the land as lumberjacks, mill workers, and farmers. The historic center of Milton is a charming stretch of Victorian homes and buildings along Main Street and around the corner from Clark Falls on the Lamoille River. www.picketfence-vt-fsbo.com /milt.htm   (45 words)

Historic Steelton Steelton has remained a largely working-class community, with most of its residents entering into the workforce i mmediately after high school. On a map of the greater Harrisburg area, Steelton's shaded representation is long and thin, stretching a short distance of the Susquehanna River. The Steelton plant was the first mill in the United States dedicated exclusively to the process of making steel. www.dickinson.edu /departments/amos/mosaic96/historic.html   (797 words)

Northfield, New Hampshire - Detailed Topographic Map Additional features on this map (not guaranteed): Tilton Junior College (historical), Post Office, School, Library, Town Dam, Tilton-Northfield United Methodist Church, Tioga River, Union Sanborn, Williams Brook, Winding Hill, Winnisquam Mill, Regional High, Middle, Woodman Sanbornton Academy, Woods, TNH0201 NH New Hampshire Northfield 1:24,000 6.00 0607366796 79084 432230 433000 0713000 0713730 Y 6.18 1000 VIEW other maps in this latitude/longitude block or in New Hampshire or in USA or search Possible Features on this Map (unverified and not guaranteed): www.maporders.com /loc/43/071/432230t0713000.shtml   (243 words)

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