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Bristol Phoenix - Thursday, November 17, 2022
Erin Schofield during Monday night’s meeting, where she provided remarks capping eight years of service to the board.
Commentary: Give kids a true seat at the table
Former school committee chairperson Erin Schofield, who opted not to run again after eight years of service, gave the following statement during Monday night’s school committee meeting. more
Bristol police officers from left, Mike Kelly, Det. John Nappi, Sgt. Tim Gallison and Tyler Carreiro learn to fly a drone that will be used for police work during the parade and other events.
Bristol PD now has an eye in the sky
A new drone will supplement the Bristol Police Department's ability to respond to a variety of situations and keep personnel safer. more
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Mt. Hope student Benjamin Rozea, along with Mt. Hope principal Michelle King and superintendent Ana Riley, was recognized Monday night after being named a semifinalist in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship competition following his performance on the recent PSAT qualifying test.
Mt. Hope celebrates historic year for SATs
Data showed Mt. Hope High School as the highest performing district in the state in terms of growth over last year, and the overall 7th-highest performing district out of 44 reporting schools for the ELA portion of the SATs. more
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With the shift in school committee chair powers going back to one of Warren’s representatives, one of these three — Tara Thibaudeau, Nicky Piper, both elected in 2020, or newcomer Kyle Jackson — is poised to become the next chair of the Bristol Warren School Committee.
Who will lead the Bristol Warren School Committee?
That decision, along with the next vice chair, secretary, and treasurer, will all be decided when the new amalgam of the school committee is seated for their first meeting on Monday, Nov. 28. more
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The stories of the election: Magaziner, McKee and the Dems
STORY OF THE WEEK: Allan Fung was visibly deflated when he walked into Twin Oaks last week to hug supporters and concede defeat in a campaign that many people expected him to win. Two elements made … more
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Running back Brock Pacheco rambles up the field for a big gain in the second quarter. Pacheco rushed for 160 yards, three touchdowns and a two-point conversion in the team’s 36-33 loss to Coventry on Thursday. he now has rushed for 1275 yards for the season.
Huskies fall short against Coventry 36-33
Senior running back Brock Pacheco rushed for 160 yards, three touchdowns and a two-point conversion as the Mt. Hope football team ran out of time, falling to Coventry 36-33 in a high scoring non … more
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The writer and his grandson.
Commentary: The horseless carriage is a necessity, but a simple stroll will do, too
We drove east — and south and north? — from East Providence to pay a late autumn visit to the Cape…”Cod," of course. We took over a beach dwelling, like the literary … more
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Bristol PD: Fight at Mt. Hope ends in three teen arrests
Bristol police responded to a fight at Mt. Hope High School and assisted on multiple deer-related calls between Oct. 31 and Nov. 6, 2022. more
Manny Rego, one of the late Ray Brum's closest friends, holds a special collage he designed to help keep Ray's memory alive.
Ray Brum, beloved athlete and family man, dies at 79
Ray Brum, who turned 79 this past spring, passed away recently, leaving behind his wife of 55 years (Maryann), his loving family, and enough memories to last a lifetime. more
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The building that formerly housed the Zoning, Community Development, and Building Inspector’s offices is now home to a solar development company.
Bristol's plan to downsize continues with 9 Court St.
The Town closed on the sale of 9 Court St. on Oct. 18, fetching a competitive bid price of $576,000 for the building which formerly housed the Zoning, Community Development, and Building Inspector’s offices. more
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Bristol Phoenix - Thursday, November 10, 2022
Letter: This isn’t MAGA country
To the editor: In the issue of the Phoenix immediately preceding the recent elections, one of the leaders of the Bristol County Concerned Citizens submitted a letter to the editor complaining … more
Letter: Thin the herd, protect our trees
To the editor: Mornings at my family’s nursery on Poppasquash often begin with a deer chase. These sadly overpopulated creatures strip our evergreens of foliage 6’ up from the ground, and … more
Letter: Please consider shopping elsewhere
To the editor: The V.F.W. Post 237, Bristol, every year has a poppy drive to raise money for various charities. All the money collected goes to very good causes. We contacted Seabra and the … more
Letter: Rabble-rousing does no favors at the ballot box
To the editor: Regular as clockwork each election cycle the Phoenix publishes a rabble-rousing letter from William Sousa Grapentine complaining about everything progressive and offering only sour … more
Bristol Sports Club "Woman of the Year" Jennifer Mancieri (right) was so delighted to see this family (left-right: Mariel Stone, Jack Duarte, and Josephine Duarte) at her banquet Saturday night. Jennifer helped them find a new place to live after a fire destroyed their Hope St. home in June of 2021. It's situations like this which has earned Jennifer high praise throughout the community.
Local 'shero' lauded as Woman of the Year
This is a night Jennifer Oliveira Mancieri would never forget. more
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Tony Teixeira, surrounded by family and friends, reacts during a group photo upon hearing the election results.
Steady as she goes for Bristol Town Council
Bristol voters returned the same five Town Councilors that were first elected in 2018. more
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Bristol approves commercial marijuana sales
Bristol voters narrowly approved a ballot question opening up the town to recreational marijuana businesses. more
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Democratic candidates Len Katzman (for Town Council), and Linda Ujifusa (for R.I. Senate District 11) greet voters outside the Portsmouth High School field house on Tuesday.
Dems maintain control of Portsmouth Town Council
PORTSMOUTH — Democrats will maintain their majority on the Town Council, and Linda Ujifusa will take over the R.I. Senate District 11 seat being vacated by retiring Sen. James Seveney. more
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Jessica Almeida, Carly Reich, and Adam McGovern secured spots on the Bristol Warren School Committee Tuesday night.
Almeida is tops in Bristol school committee race
Voters elected Jessica Almeida (3,062), re-elected Carly Reich (2,471), and elected Adam McGovern (2,427) out of the eight eligible candidates on the ballot for school committee. more
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During his stop in city around noontime on election day, Governor Dan McKee chats with noted city resident Dr. Isadore Ramos at the Francis Elementary Ward 1 polling place in Rumford.
Election Day 2022 in East Providence
EAST PROVIDENCE — Governor Dan McKee, so often a visitor to the city over the past year for various events and ceremonies, made yet another trip to East Providence around lunchtime on Election … more
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The team poses for the crowd with their championship plaque after defeating Gallagher 2-0 in the middle school state championship.
KMS wins state championship
The Kickemuit girls soccer team and their fans erupted in cheer after the Huskies shutout Gallagher Middle School 2-0 in the middle school state championship at Johnston Stadium on Thursday night. … more
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Three of these candidates will be elected next week.
Candidate Q&A: What educational experience shaped you?
The final part in a Q&A series with Bristol's candidates for school committee. more
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Tap-In (Touch a Person in Need) is seeking individuals who can help the non-profit in certain areas.
Holiday help needed at East Bay nonprofit
Tis the season… for an even greater amount of need across the East Bay. The all-volunteer organization Tap-In, which helps people in need in Barrington, Warren, Bristol and East … more
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