Editorial Calls for Recusal on Town Personnel Board
The piece argues the Nunes administration wrongly prioritizes drainage work in Mr Nunes' neighborhood and accuses the town administrator of lacking an orderly plan. It questions impartiality of the personnel board with Ann Marie Nunes as a member, calling for her resignation and the administrator to insist on fairness.
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Department of Community Development
Fales Rd
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Bristol Rubber Works Vision in Seventeen Forty? The Great Factory
A 19th century observer tours the Bristol Rubber Works, describing crude caoutchouc processing, heating, vulcanizing, and the vast five acre plant claimed as the world’s largest. The piece blends industrial pride with Bristol’s charm, noting the town’s history and Mount Hope ascent. It also recounts Port Royal’s submerged ruins and a diving company gift to a museum.
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Port Royal
Island Museum
Town Charter violation sparks Bristol letters to editor
Readers condemn the Town Administrator for signing a ten year lease at Mount Hope Nike Site without council approval, citing Bristol Charter Section 207. They demand accountability from Council President Alegria and highlight local church changes and a photo caption mix up.
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Mount Hope Nike
Bristol
Alegria
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