Town Council Reaffirms Breakwater Support for Bristol Harbor
The Bristol town council renewed support for a Bristol Harbor breakwater project after a request from the Army Corps of Engineers. They seek state matching funds to cover about 18 percent of an estimated 280000 cost, roughly 14000 annually plus interest on a 20 year bond, with strong backing from Council President Arthur Roderick and Planning Board member Anthony Nunes.
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Bristol Harbor
Army Corps of Engineers
Arthur Roderick
Anthony Nunes
Manuel Sousa Named to Firm's Corporate Staff
Manuel A. Sousa of Bristol was named to Converse Rubber Company's corporate staff in Malden Massachusetts. He previously held executive roles at Bristol Manufacturing Corporation, acquired by Converse last March, and will oversee all company customer financial relations. Sousa has led civic groups and served on multiple Bristol committees.
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Manuel A. Sousa
Bristol
Converse Rubber Company
Malden
Mass
Mr. Sousa
Bristol Manufacturing Corporation
Converse
Sousa
YMCA
American Red Cross
Charter Commission
Bristol Community Fund
Bristol Rotary Club
Bristol Knights of Columbus
Bristol Eyes HUD Low Income Leasing Program
Bristol housing authority moves to list real estate for a HUD low income leasing project. Applications start in about 10 days, with affiliations to Turnkey and Benjamin Church Manor for the elderly. The program promises no town cost and potential tax base gains.
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Stanley Hanuschak
Housing Authority
Bristol
Centazzo
HUD
New York
Turkey
Benjamin Church Manor
Fragmentary report on council discussion and engineers meeting
A fragmentary passage mentions Joseph Riccia and Payson with a council reading a statement at Harbor ps read at the time about a Clinton J. of the Harbor Engineers and a general interest in the matter. The text is partial and lacks clear outcomes.
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Joseph
Ricciactions
Payson
R.S
Sion
Clinton J
Tihe Council
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Brakes Fail on Bristol Playground Bus
A Bristol playground trip to the Newport Folk Festival ended with a brake failure on a school bus owned by Thomas Balzano. Bus driver Angelo Corsi avoided an accident, an alternate bus carried the children back, and the same vehicle showed transmission issues in the festival parking lot while the driver could not reverse.
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Bristol
Festival Field
Thomas Balzano
Portsmouth
Anthony Agatiello
Angelo Corsi
Santa Matrone
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Jennie Deslauriers
Janet Earle Marshall H. Martin, Jr
Charles Saunders
E. S. Child, Jr
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