Anti-Pollution Group Kicks Off Monday Evening Meeting
Bristol holds a Monday program at Colt High School featuring John Scanlon of Save The Bay and James McLean of Keep America Beautiful. The Bristol Anti-Pollution Commission will be sworn in with E Leonard Chaser as chair and Rudolph Haffenreffer III as vice chair, plus several town officials and residents named to the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt High School
John Scanlon
Save the Bay
James McLean
Keep America Beautiful, Inc
Bristol Chamber of Commerce
R.I
Narragansett Bay
Scanlon
Barrington
McLean
Bristol
Anti-Pollution” Commission
E. Leonard Chaser
Aaron Ave
Rudolph Haffenreffer, III
Mt. Hope Farm
Adam Tomash
Constitution St
Howard House
Bay View Ave
Charles Rupp
Beach Rd
Bruce Purdy
Harbor View Ave
Joseph
E Leonard Chaser
John Edwards
Hope St
Robert Wilson
Frank E Sherman
Sherman Ave
Leonard S Goldberg
Santa Anna Ave
Manuel G. Amaral
Broad Common Rd
John A. Nygaard
Willow Lane
Haffenreffer
House
Tomash
Roger Williams College
Commission
Apartment Backers Seek 116 Units On Verndale Circle
Bristol Gardens Co. shifts from a 202 unit plan to 116 units on 28.5 acres off Verndale Circle after opposition from citizens groups the town council and the building inspector. The plan reverts to the January 1970 proposal with 25 percent of units to be low income under a federal loan program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Gardens Co
Verndale Circle
Anthony R. Berretto
Lame Duck Council
Industrial National
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G Kinder
High St
Everett P. Church, Jr
Charles Ruggiero
Bray Ave
Harold Payson Jr
Ferry Rd
Anthony Carlone
Edward Borges
Frank Muzerall
Richard A Sullivan, Jr
Warren
Bristol Gardens
Richard Sullivan, Jr
Dudley Williams
Griswold Ave
Church Cove
Mt. Hope Bridge
Coast Guard
Woods Hole