Bristol Fourth of July Parade Tops Nation in Scale
The Bristol Fourth of July Parade drew about 150 000 spectators along Hope and Chestnut streets with 31 bands and 37 floats. Gov. Noel and Mayor Cianci led a festive, well attended event televised on Channel 36 and filmed for a bicentennial celebration wrap. Rescue missions and minor incidents followed a four hour parade.
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Manny Correira
Hope
Chestnut St
Gerald Romano
Romano
High St
Noel
Providence
Vincent Cianci
Windsor Canadian
Fralinger String Bank
Bristol High School
al Matadors
Bristol Picadors
Channel 36
BBC
Bristol
Salvatore Palumbo
Nunes warns officials over statements at charter talk
Town Administrator Augustine Nunes told Public works director Arthur Langelo and housing inspector John Legiero to watch their public statements or risk losing their jobs. He criticized comments about police amid a charter review meeting, stressing town harmony and that officials are paid to solve problems. Both men, ex-council members, declined comment.
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Arthur Langelo
John Legiero
Augustine Nunes
Nunes
Charter Review Commission
Charter Study Commission
Ligiero
Langelo
Ligeiro
Councilmen debate removal for cause in town service
The charter commission vows public proceedings and open debate while a study group weighs whether town officials serving at the administrator’s pleasure should face removal for cause with a hearing. Langelo defends pleasure system as motivation, Alegria and Iannuccillo push for accountability and safeguards.
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Charter Commission
Arthur Langelo
Council
Richard Alegria
Langelo
Special Meeting Of School Committee Tonight
A special meeting of the school committee is scheduled for 7 30 PM in the Andrews School Library. The board will receive study committee number three s report on administration within the school system.
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Andrews
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Capone
Doug Fellow
Emilio Iannuccillo
Alegria