Snow Removal Ordinance Plans Unveiled by Bristol Council
Councilman Vincent Vaccaro revealed a plan for a snow removal ordinance to clear streets of parked cars during storms. The town solicitor will draft the measure to require weather alerts, towing of on street vehicles, and fees for retrieval. The council also approved contracts with rental equipment firms and noted adequate snow removal resources for Bristol.
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Vincent Vaccaro
Vaccaro
Bristol
Bristol School Committee Honors Three Members in Yearend Meeting
Three Bristol School Committee members were honored at the organization meeting. Barbara Husband eight years on the committee. Joseph Sansone since 1950. a certificate will be sent to Dr. O John Squillante who has been inactive this year. Salvatore Gianola was elected chairman and Jean Tappero was named vice chairman. Dr Frank B Correia joined the executive board and Edward J Fitzgerald was reappointed clerk. The panel approved interviewing every student who leaves school after age sixteen and tasked Sansone with home visits to discuss consequences of dropping out. The committee set a plan to meet Bristol Education Association to discuss teacher contract talks with possible open or closed sessions.
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Bristol
New School
Crfteria
Barbara Husband
Joseph Sansone
O. John Squillante
Sansone
Husband
Frank B. Correia
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Joseph Kinder
Bristol Education Association
Council ousts Castriotta names Cardoza as highway surveyor
At a long town council meeting, Louis Castriotta Jr was replaced by Manuel Cardoza a 1964 GOP General Assembly candidate. Council approved Cardoza and Frank Mazzeral for highway posts amid scrutiny of town finances Vaccaro warned of year end deficits and urged curbs on overtime and purchases.
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Louis Castriotta Jr
Manuel Cardoza
General Assembly
James H. Walker
Vaccaro
Council
Arthur A. Roderick
Cardoza
Frank Mazzeral
Highway Dept
Chief Ferrara Questioned In Open Council Session
The town council held a three hour Q and A with Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara amid questions about retaining his services. Council President Arthur Roderick noted a forthcoming report and pledged more open meetings with department heads to address police department weaknesses. Ferrara, who turns 70 next year, said retirement plans were not yet considered.
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Anthony J. Ferrara
Arthur R. Roderick
Ferrara
Mr. Roderick
Roderick
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Ralph C. de
Luca
Warner H. Tabor
Joseph Cavallaro
Arthur Sousa
Paul D’amico
Gilbert Almeida
Joseph Maito
Joseph Pagano
David Ferris
Louis DeFelice
Domenic Altrui
Howard T. Neale
Oscar A. Rishe
James Meehan
Helen Tessler
William Gordon
John Barker
William Remington
Frank Recupero
James Gray
Frank A. Marabello
Barbara H. Husband
John L. Burke
John DiStefano
Barrington
John Early
Castriotta
Dept of Public Works
Cardona
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