Touch football league grows as fall sports kickoff
The punting but vigorous touch football league signals autumn in the area. The contact seen in the play is typical for a league described as touch only in name. Players prefer the rugged pace and plan to feature more photos and coverage in East Bay Window this week.
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East Bay East Bay
Two Brothers Seek Apt Plan Stalled by Council Deadlock
Two brothers on Massasoit Ave aim to convert two unused barns into apartments but the Town Council split 2 to 2 over a required zoning change. Councilwoman Kellerman and Councilman Holmes opposed moving on the plan amid calls to act on a long-debated zoning ordinance. Neighbors supported converting the barns, arguing apartments are best use. action on the ordinance remains pending.
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Massasoit Ave
Richard Alegria
Anne Kellerman
Kellerman
Joseph
David Pacheck
E Hugh Holmes
Council to Set Bar Hours Tighten Night Closures
Town Council proposes an ordinance requiring bars to close by 1 am with last call at 12 30 am and doors locked by 1 00 am. Violations could incur 200 fines and license action. Neighbors had complained JJ's Pub stays open past 1 am. The council also voted to remove the on site policeman, warning the owner may hire private security if problems resume.
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Valentine Verna
Verna
Jj’s
Mt Hope Ave
Liquor Licensing Board
Frank Brown
Richard Alegria
Alegria
Joseph Roderick
Bristol Special Ed Costs Rise Under Federal Rule
Bristol faces higher expenses as new federal rules under the Education for All Handicapped Children Act may add up to 100000 to next year’s budget. Bernard Kenny, Special Education Director, says most costs stem from extra personnel while Bristol’s current 300000 annual spend covers 220 handicapped students. Assistant Supt Ennis Bisbane places the increase at 100000, with compliance plan due to the state by April next year.
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Bristol
Bernard Kenny
Ennis Bisbane
Rhode Island
State Department of Education
Kenny