Local CCJ unit fights utilities in Bristol Warren
Bristol Warren Coalition for Consumer Justice votes to join fights against gas, telephone, and electric companies. It seeks 25 signatures for a Public Utilities Commission hearing demanding rebates from Bristol-Warren Gas Co for misused funds, tied to a May 1976 audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCJ
Martha Newcomb
Bristol- Warren
Coalition For Consumer Justice
Public Utilities Commission
Bristol-Warren Gas Co
PUC
Ople
Henry Shelton
Young
Narragansett Electric
Shelton
Kindergarten Bus Schedule Anchors Midday Transport
Kindergarten bus service begins Monday September 12 1977 using existing elementary routes. A M homebound departures from Oliver Mount Carmel Rockwell and St Elizabeth Schools around 11 10 AM. Bus No 6 serves downtown pupils on Hope Street north of Road with single morning and afternoon pickups at the same time.
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Kitten
Oliver
Mount Carmel Rockwell
St. Elizabeth
Hope Street
Pappasquash Road
Metacom Avenue
DeWolff Avenue
Griswold Avenue
Church Cove
Ferry
Wood Street
Veteran's Home
Park Shores
Narrows Road
Kickemuit
Fatima Drive
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Chestnut Street
Valley Drive
Fates
Ridge
Maywood
Gibson
Chester
Aaron Avenue
Peck Avenue
Beach Terrace Brook Farm
Echo Farm
Gooding
Broad Common
Naomi
Dixon-Dartmouth
Chestnut
Hope
Sunnyside Diamond
Hopewest
Woodlawn
Wood Ferry Road
Ambrose Drive
Columban Drive
Ferry Road
Fesser
DeWolf Avenue
State
Hopeworth
Hope Villa
Clipper Way
Roosevelt Chestnut
Sherry
Lugent Perry
Varnum
King Philip Avenue
Kickemnuit
Sherman Avenue
San Francisco
Rockwell Kindergarten
Washington
High
Franklin
Metacom
Wood
Bradford
Church
Mt. Hope
DeWolf
Fox Hill
Charles
Union
Burton
Melti
A.m. Hope
Bliven
Homestead
Verndale
Brooksfarm
Herzig
Tupelo
Terrace
Sheraton
Elmwood
Beach
Wales
Peck
Beachmont
Oceanview
Aaron
Highland
Mulberry
Wayland
Greylock
Crest
Kingswood
Fales
Valley West
Colt
Perry
Bay View
Jenkins
Roosevelt
Robin
Primrose
Annawamscutt
King Phillip
Narrows
Sherman
Everett
Fatima
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