Camp Stone Tower Honors Nearly 150 At Awards Night
Nearly 150 individuals and organizations were recognized Sunday at Camp Stone Tower’s Annual Awards and Reunion Night in Bristol. Certificates went to 70 summer volunteers. trophies honored Outstanding Volunteer Louise MacLellan and Outstanding Service recipients Joann Chianesi Judith Geistd Connie Rollinson Mary Alice Anderson and Joseph Antonio. Special awards were given to Lisa Andreozzi Maria MacLellan Debbie Cordiero Karen Cordeiro Lucille Palmieri Barbara Loebig. Rookie winners were Lori Mallozzi and Joseph Andrade. Campera Award recipients included Ann Marie Cambra. Forty-eight campers completed seven weeks and received souvenir T-shirts.
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Camp Stone Tower
Bristol
Colt School
Bristol County
St Columban Seminary
Louise MacLellan
Barrington
Joann Chianesi
Judith Geistd
Warren
Connie Rollins
Joseph Andrade
Steven Nunes
Receiv
Ann Marie Cambra
Columban Fathers
Camp Committee
Roger Williams College
Bristol Ymca
Warren Town and Country Transportation
Laurel Park Improvement Assoc
Honey Farms
MacDonald’s
St .Mary of the Bay Church
Warren Times-Gazette
Vivian Ardhello
BCCRC
Fred Mason
Pat Nolan
Elsie Gizzarelli
Muriel Opfer
College eyes Kaiser land for labs and classrooms
Roger Williams College may receive Kaiser land for development with plans under discussion. Acting president William Rizzini says the site could house laboratories and classrooms and perhaps elder housing or modular spaces after preliminary town college meetings.
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Kaiser
Roger Williams College
William Rizzini
Rizzini
Roger William College
Agatiello
Gerhard Oswald
Portsmouth
College
TV Camera Stolen From Mt Hope Bridge Site
Conrad Ostrowski of East Providence filming raccoons for WJAR-TV at the Mt Hope Bridge toll house reported a motion picture camera was stolen from the open trunk.
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Conrad Ostrowski
East Providence
Wjar-Tv
Mt Hope Bridge
Bristol Increases Parking Fines For Violations
The Bristol town council passed an ordinance raising fines for overtime parking from 1 to 2 dollars and most other violations from 1 to 3 dollars. Parking on State Stock remains the costliest at 20 dollars per offense.
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Bristol
Car theft report notes value around eight thousand dollars
Police log states a car valued about eight thousand dollars was stolen at 9 30 p m. The incident timestamp and details are based on the OCR fragment from a local page.
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