Broad Common licenses granted after two year dispute
Sebato Stanzione owner of Broad Common Processing Ltd on Broad Common Road won town council approval for a junk and second hand dealership and an auto junk yard. The licenses were granted unanimously with a screening requirement to protect abutting properties after opposition from Mrs Sarah Amaral and others. The council will monitor compliance with the stipulations.
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Sebato Stanzione
Broad Common Processing Ltd
Broad Common Road
Stanzione
G Golf Club
Tanzione
Robert DeCosta
Audrey
DeCosta
Paul Chappell
Sarah Amaral
Biancuzzo Named To State School Committe Board
John P Biancuzzo a Bristol School Committee member was appointed to the Executive Board of the RI Association of School Committees to fill the unexpired term of Mrs Jean Tapper announced by Mary Cole. The 11 member board covers geographic regions and Biancuzzo will serve until the next elections in May 1975, while continuing his third year on the Bristol panel and prior roles on subcommittees and the executive committee.
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John P Biancuzzo
Bristol
RI Association of School Committees
Ffill
Jean Tapper
Mary Cole
Biancuzzo
Council Urges Night Meetings and Tree Wardens Plans
Councilman Richard Alegria urged a letter to the school committee asking meetings be held on nights when the council is not meeting to boost attendance. The council reappointed Joseph Kinder as tree warden amid questions on over $10,000 for tree care and missing contracts. A first reading on an ordinance to protect former officials Balzano Jr and Borromeo from conflicts of interest was heard.
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Council
Richard Alegria
Mr Alegria
Richard Travers
Director of Public Works
Travers
Joseph Kinder
Samuel Kinder
Bro Tree Care
Kinder
Public Works
Arthur Langelo
Mr Kinder
Michael Balzano Jr
Thomas
Borromeo
Nee
Douglas Gablinske
Bala
Richard Israel
Edward P Travers
Augustine Nunes
Co operation urged for funding Special education project
High school students and faculty spearhead a fund drive for Project Close-Up, a federally funded program pairing students with government fellowships. With school budgets strained, community support is urged as the project awaits donors until January 29, then individual arrangements will follow.
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William Fasano
Fasano
Washington
Fasand
Imaginary Empires Created by Seventh Graders at Guiteras School
Gail East describes a classroom project where seventh graders at Guiteras School invent imaginary countries. Students choose real-world locations, map climate and geography, design economies with unique currencies, write mythologies, and develop art and national symbols.
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Gail East
Belloben
Tubia
Yllus
Guiteras School
Joseph Cortellessa
Guiteras
Cortellessa
Ellen Nielsen
Math Department
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