Wayland Road entrance plan for Bay Side Shores discussed
Planning Board votes unanimously to recommend a new entrance linking Wayland Rd to Westwood Rd to serve Bay Side Shores. Condemnation may be needed for private 30 by 50 foot land. Tie-in to Greylock Rd could aid construction. Bristol Highlands Association cautions against connecting residential plats if alternatives exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Side Shores
Wayland Rd
Westwood Rd
Planning Board
Bay Side Shores Improvement Association
Frank D. Balzano
Joseph A. Murgo
Greylock
George Chamberlain
Bristol Highlands Improvement Association
Town Tax Rate Drops After Revaluation
The budget committee forecasts a tax rate of 2.22 per hundred for next year, down from 4.04, due to revaluation. Total taxable valuation rises to 42,086,495 from 23,314,675, while the proposed budget totals 1,309,610.34 with 950,242.30 to be raised by local taxes. State aid and pension costs rise, and cuts include elimination of summer school and a reduced public works plan, plus a move to consolidate Blue Cross and physician services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budget Committee
Blue Cross
Peseram
Permission To Sell Seven Lots By Brown University
The Planning Board deferred action on Brown University's request to sell seven lots of its Haffenreffer grant property and scheduled a meeting with university officials on April 24. The plan allocates funds from the sale to beautify the area, with prior agreement that utilities must be installed before any building. The plat name changed from King Philip Farm to Pokanoket Farm, and the university asked to keep streets private, limit public water access, and prevent nonplatted areas from public use. Board Chairman Dr Russell S Bray said further talks with the Town Solicitor and Brown officials were needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
King Philip Farm
Pokanoket Farm
University
Russell S. Bray
Frank L. Martin
Brown
Univ. Head urges high schools to raise standards
Dr Carl R. Woodward president of the Univ. of Rhode Island told the PTA that high schools must offer equal educational opportunities for all students, balance programs, emphasize science culture, elevate teaching quality, and require higher academic standing. He urged more Latin and math, fewer fringe courses, warned of tougher college entry, and urged parents to meet responsibilities while noting shortages of qualified teachers and rising enrollments. He cited Sputnik as a wakeup call and supported mixed specialized and general education in high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Woodward
Univ. of
Rhode Island
Woodward
Univ. of U. I
William A. Bowen
PTA
Kingston
Sputnik
Holy Week Services Set By Local Churches
Holy Week observance opens with Palm Sunday services at seven local churches. Holy Communion is scheduled for Sunday morning at 9 and 9:30, with Morning Prayer at 11. A 20-voice augmented choir will perform Harold Moore's cantata The Darkest Hour at 5 under Roy P. Bailey. Additional Holy Communion services are planned Monday and Tuesday at 10 am, Wednesday at 7 am and 10 am, Maundy Thursday at 7 am and 7:30 pm, and Good Friday hours from 12 to 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Moore
Roy P. Bailey
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State Department of Sanitary Engineering
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Public Works
Holmes Memorial Building
Highway Department
Sewer Department
Sewer Commission
Boyer
Bristol Senior High School
Joseph Antinucci
Concetta Goglia
U. S
ST. Michael's