Council rejects six million domed dog track plan
The Town Council voted unanimously to not hold a referendum on a proposed six million dollar domed dog racing track near Narrows Road. Residents urged against the vote amid concerns over zoning, traffic, and town finances while sponsors cited returned revenue and a recreation area.
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Colt School
Narrows Rd
Frank Gallo
Bristol
Jay Atchley
Houston
Texas
Public Opposes Bristol Dog Track At Hearing
Bristol residents packed Colt School for a public hearing opposing a $6 million dog racing track and civic center. Cars, traffic, noise, property values, and the town’s character drew sharp scrutiny. only one speaker favored the project, while officials warned of needed fire and rescue funding and zoning changes.
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Colt School
Gene Mancino
Joseph Kinder
Kinder
Gallo
Mancino
Jay Atchley
Texas
Houston
Edward R. Borges
Iges
Pital
Borges
Fire and Rescue
Frank Marabello
Marabello
Zoning Board of Review
Lucien Montaro
Warren
Portsmouth
Montaro
Anthony Berretto
State Racing Commission
Berretto
Fred Pacheco
Metacom Ave
Pacheco
New York City
Bristol
Bristol teachers push 24 percent raise and nine new positions
Teachers seek a one year contract with a 24 percent raise and extra benefits costing about 1.03 million dollars. The School Committee counters with a three year plan no raise first year and raises later, plus wage and benefit disputes over stipends, dental, disability insurance and new head teacher posts across nine elementary schools. The BEA and Committee met for the third time last Thursday, with arbitration looming after two years of stalled talks.
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Bristol
BEA
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