Bristol Teachers filed unfair labor complaint in Rhode Island
The Bristol Education Association and School Committee released results of four closed meetings amid tense talks over a new two year contract. The BEA seeks coverage for about 40 staff below assistant principal level and filed an unfair labor practice charge with RI Labor Relations. The BEA proposal is twice the length of the committee plan and adds a 10 step salary scale with higher pay. The parties differ on who qualifies under the contract. CONTINUED ON PAGE 2.
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Conn. Man Declines Bristol Chief of Police Post
Charles F. Catania of Rocky Hill, named by the Bristol Town Council to be chief, declined the job citing family reasons. The council faced criticism from outgoing President Arthur Rodericks over coverage of candidates including Walter Sousa, with the incoming GOP majority to decide the next step as absentee ballots counted.
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Zoning OK'd for Gooding Ave multi family project
Town Council approved Richard A. Sullivan Jr.'s plan to rezone land off Gooding Avenue and Verndale Circle from LR to LR to allow moderate income housing. The decision mirrors the North Farm case, stressing housing need, tax benefits, and trusted civic responsibility.
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Bristol
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