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PhoenixPhoenixBristol eastbayri.com THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2013 VOL. 177, NO. 46 $1.00 Town: Don’t dock at Quito’s Byfield Fisherman denied taking licks from the waters of in the Coastal Resources Manage- this,” said the Bristol fisherman, dockage at Quito’s, Bristol Harbor, sits a small, wood- ment Council’s (CRMC) assent, Robert Morris, who has presented en dock. dated Feb. 11, 2004. a petition to Bristol Town Council space seeks answers The 5-by-15-foot structure is Yet, one local fisherman has members, asking them to look affixed to four pilings. There’s been ticketed by Bristol Harbor into it. BY CHRISTINE O’CONNOR about enough space for two good- Patrol almost $1,000 for having “Coastal better investigate this [email protected] filled up sized commercial fishing boats to docked there over the course of a thing.” Just outside of Quitos’ Restau- tie up and unload their catch. winter and into this summer. rant next to Independence Park, After all, that’s the use approved “I don’t know where to go with See QUITO’S Page 20 fast Town brought tenants into empty school building without long-term strategy

BY CHRISTINE O’CONNOR [email protected] The Town of Bristol has no clear vision for the future of the old Byfield School building on High Street. While town officials initially thought of the building as a business incubator, its current tenants have their own idea: To utilize the space as an arts collaborative, fos- tering arts in the community. The idea to rent out Byfield’s rooms belongs to Parks and Recreation Director Walter Burke. Several years ago, Mr. Burke took up space in the Reynolds building, across from Byfield, to house recreational programs that would eventually move into the community center across town once it opens. Now, Byfield is completely rented out, to the surprise of Town Administrator Tony Teixeira. “This has accelerated much more than we expected,” he said. “Initially, we thought, yes, we’d get RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. a few people, but people just kept Steve Skuba, secretary of the Bristol Veterans Council, talks with Korean War veteran Jack Sylvester during Monday’s ceremony. coming and asking if we had the space, and we did at the time.” Those interested in renting space in Byfield were asked to fill American spirit resides in Bristol veterans out a one-page application, stat- ing who the renter would be and Though the morning was brisk, it wasn’t armistice, which declared the war over on in 2006. the purpose of use. Based on that nearly as cold as South Korea. July 27, 1953. “Up until his death, I had no idea he was information, a committee of Mr. Dozens of war veterans, local and state “It definitely cold, much colder there,” ever in the military,” she told the crowd. Teixeira, Community Develop- officials, huddled under a heated tent on the remarked Lynn Ruggieri, the event’s keynote “This was my opportunity to learn all about ment Director Diane Williamson front lawn of the Rhode Island Veteran’s speaker. Ms. Ruggieri traveled to South Korea, and what happened.” and building manager Matt Home Monday, to commemorate Veterans Korea a few years ago, taking part in the Slide after slide, Ms. Ruggieri told of the Calderiso (recently retired direc- Day. The celebration payed special homage Korean War Veterans Revisit Korea Program. Koreans’ thankful nature and gratitude tor of the town’s water treatment to those who fought in the Korean War. This She went in place of her dad, Joseph Rug- plant) would meet to discuss the year marks the 60th anniversary of the gieri, who served in the Korean War and died See VETERANS Page 8 See BYFIELD Page 9 Crowning glory Mt. Hope High School names homecoming king, queen PAGE 3 Page 2 Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Living in downtown luxury Belvedere at Bristol their boats. project is complete, Following the Great Depression, offers 18 residential and late, a lack of sound investors, luxury units in the building remained vacant and in a state of disrepair for most of downtown Bristol the 1990s. Reviving the hotel, and rehab- BY CHRISTINE O’CONNOR bing it into a private condomini- [email protected] um complex, was Mr. Roiter’s After seven years, Jim Roiter’s legacy to Bristol, he had said. vision for the once-bustling “It’s finally come together and Belvedere Hotel is complete. I’m glad to see that we’ve come to The building, located at 423 this point,” he said as he spoke Hope St., was built in 1901 by with several who had gathered at craftsmen employed at the Her- the Belvedere last Thursday night reshoff Manufacturing Company. for its open house. The four-story, 100-room hotel Mr. Roiter presented his plans to housed Herreshoff’s wealthiest of turn the old hotel into Belvedere clients while they were in Bristol, at Bristol to the town in the sum- overseeing the construction of mer of 2006. At that point, he had acquired two other properties within that vicinity: A Greek- revival home on John Street, and another colonial carriage home on State Street. The three properties would be renovated, providing for 18 residential units - 14 in the hotel, and two in each of the other properties. The fourth piece of the project is a proposed building to be constructed along the Thames and RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. State street intersection. The main Brendan Kane (right) looks on as Town Councilman Halsey Herreshoff (middle right) looks over several of the level would be retail space, while pieces of artwork commissioned by owner Jim Roiter (middle left), paying homage to the Herreshoff and the the upper levels would be residen- building’s legacy, Halsey Herreshoff is also pictured at left. Tree Trimming tial. This phase has been tem- Tree Pruning porarily put on hold due to a lack space, complete with a pool. On the fifth floor, Mr. Roiter Mr. Herreshoff and his family of financing, Mr. Roiter said. He’s Over the years, Mr. Roiter constructed two penthouses, were the guests of honor during Tree & Shrub Removal hopeful to start construction invested about $20 million into each on the market for a cool Thursday’s open house. In paying Stump Grinding soon, once some of the units in the project, he’s said. Once the $1.4 million. Both offer sky- homage to the Herreshoff’s and the hotel start selling. hotel was converted into residen- scraping views of downtown the building’s legacy, Mr. Roiter Plant Healthcare There is also a two-level garage tial units, they were rented out. He Bristol and unobstructed views commissioned several paintings, Licensed Arborists in the center of the block that’s was legally unable to sell the units of Bristol Harbor. depicting the boat-building era Pesticide Applicators part of the complex. 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PHOTOS BY RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. Homecoming Queen Samantha Palumbo and King Nick Murgo and Samantha Palumbo celebrate after being crowned.

Mt. Hope High School seniors Nick Murgo and Samantha Palumbo were named Homecom- LEFT: Members of the ing King and Queen of the Class of Homecoming Court 2014 during halftime of the line up before the Huskies win over Warwick Vets announcement is made Friday night at Mt. Hope. They at halftime of Friday’s were voted for the honor from a Mt. Hope victory over pool of 31 seniors. Warwick Vets. BELOW LEFT: Dance team Many of Mt. Hope’s alumni members (from left) filled the stadium to watch the Katie Servant, Victoria Huskies win and see the court DaSilva and Kristin announced. Other court mem- Brzozowy perform bers of the Queen’s court included with the marching Marissa Ursini, Victoria DaSilva, band during the half- ABOVE: Jesse Raiola heads for the Emma Pattie, Kelsey Cabral, time show. end zone for a touchdown in the first Kristin Brzozowy, Taylor Foster, quarter. BELOW: Huskies defensive Simone Verria, Heather Stuart, end Jared Ramos makes a tackle. Alexandra Ash, Megan Costa, Mercedes Medeiros, Sarah Popham, Marisa Silva, Haley Lefebvre, Kaitlyn Barros and Jane Carney. The Kings’ court included Tony Cutter, Cesar Calouro, Adam Dutra, Jon Perroni, Anthony Mur- go, Matt DeWolf, Thomas Amaral, Chris Mastriano, Patrick Asciola, Barry Fontaine, Ben Ratier, Jarod Ramos and Matt Zufelt. Mt. Hope won the game handi- ly, 25-0. The win earned them a spot in the postseason; see page 15 for a complete story.

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School Activities: Freshmen mentoring, VAASA, Executive Board, National Honors Society, basketball, lacrosse Lewis Myers hangs a photo of himself from when he served in the military during Monday’s wall of honor dedication at Silver Creek Manor. What are your plans after graduation? I plan on going to a four year college and majoring in pre-medical studies. Wall of honor Who do you look up to and why? Silver Creek Manor I look up to my older sister Meaghan, was here that Mr. Masse became “But I didn’t,” he said. “I lived dedicates wall to familiar with kamikaze fighting, or through it.” because she has always pushed me to do its 18 veterans Japanese suicide bombers. They His story was just one of 18 told my best academically. would fly overhead and, using their Monday at Silver Creek Manor, in BY CHRISTINE O’CONNOR planes as bombs, crash into Allied- honor of Veterans Day. The nurs- This feature recognizes Mt. Hope High School students who encompass school spirit [email protected] by maintaining an excellent academic record, participating in clubs/after school controlled areas, causing mass ing facility, located just off Hope activities, and serving as a positive role model for their peers. Students are chosen Joseph Masse can still see the destruction. Street in Bristol, is home to 18 vet- by the Dean's Office. tears rolling down his mother’s “We’d here ‘em coming,” he erans. cheeks the day a Navy car rolled motioned to the air, mimicking While it provides adequate care up to his home, whisking him the sounds of an automatic rifle. for its residents, one thing was away to a life of military service. “But we’d knock ‘em down before missing, said Richard Stone. The “She was standing on the porch, they’d get us. We hit a lot of them.” 83-year-old Navy veteran and res- crying,” recalled the 91-year-old His wartime memories were ident noticed there wasn’t any- Word War II veteran. “My poor brought back to the image of his thing that paid tribute to service mother, she went through more mother, standing on the front members. He worked alongside hell than we did.” porch. Events Director Marcy Robinson Mr. Masse’s soft, blue eyes “They said, lady put up a gold to create a tribute wall, honoring welled up. He spoke softly of his star, he’ll be dead before he’s 19.” all those residents who had served days as a seabee, serving in the At that moment, tears fell down in the military. Battle of Iwo Jima, supporting the Mr. Masse’s aged cheeks. In World “It’s very fitting, and it’s a nice Marines. War I, flags with blue stars were thing,” said Mr. Stone, who was The Battle of Iwo Jima was one of flown in a family’s home, indicat- turned down by the Air Force for a the fiercest and bloodiest battles ing how many in the home were bad tooth. fought during the Pacific War in serving in the war. If a gold star “I walked out of the Air Force 1945. The onslaught lasted five was on the flag, that meant some- recruiter’s office, and there was a weeks: The United States had cap- one in the family had died in the guy from the Navy,” he laughed, “ tured the island from the Japanese, war. saying we don’t care about bad securing its three airfields for use The concept was then adopted teeth. We’ll fix that. Join the Navy.” as a staging area to attack Japan. It for future wars. And so he did, serving a total of 28 years in active service and civil service. A bad car accident in 1988 left Just for you… just in time for the holidays him confined to a wheel chair following two years of hospitaliza- Look your best this tion. He was medically discharged holiday season with after that. “The Navy was my life,” he said. cosmetic eye treatments “I enjoyed it. I really did.” at Center for Sight. The wall of honor features 18 framed military photos of current Schedule your residents, each engraved with their name on a bronze plaque. FREE Consultation Above the photos hangs an Amer- and Receive $100 off ican flag and five seals, represent- ™ your Radiesse ing the five branches of the mili- Offer good through December 31, 2013 tary - Coast Guard, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Army. CALL 508-730-2020 The project cost was taken on by Silver Creek administration, Kevin D. O’Brien, MD Fatima Raposo, O.D. Robert M. Kelly, MD Christopher Covello, O.D. and partly funded by unsolicited Gregory T. Hofeldt, MD Cristina Lopes, O.D. donations. Keegan S. 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Travel to Italy of boating enthusiasts, led by Modeled after the personal expe- Bristol’s former harbormaster The East Bay Chamber of Com- rience of Anthony Quinn, the pro- Joe Cabral combined their love merce is hosting an information gram distributes funds for high for the water and their desire to night for those interested in tak- school students interested in the help the community by organiz- ing a tour of Italy next year. The arts who wish to attend a pre-col- ing the Bristol Boat Show. While Chamber is putting together a lege, summer or after-school arts the August event draws hun- trip to Italy Sept. 18 - 26, 2014. education program. Students dreds of people to enjoy the lat- Naples, Sorrento, Capri and Rome from around the world are invited est in watercraft and gear, it has will be stops on the trip, among to apply and must be enrolled in also raised over $90,000 that has others. The tour includes round- high school or officially registered gone to a variety of charitable trip airfare, seven nights in hand- as a home-schooled high school organizations in Bristol and picked hotels, breakfast daily, two student. Applications are across Rhode Island. three-course dinners with beer reviewed by a panel of judges, all On Wednesday night, Nov. 6, and wine, multilingual tour direc- professional artists or art educa- several more organizations were tor, private deluxe motorcoach, tors and independent of the Foun- represented at Tweet Balzano’s and select entrance fees. A repre- dation’s Board of Directors. restaurant where, after they sentative from Go Ahead Tours Winners are selected based on a enjoyed a delicious meal of will be at the Chamber office, 16 list of criteria, carefully chicken escarole soup, grilled sir- Cutler St., Warren, on Wednesday, researched and developed using loin tips, and baked stuffed Nov. 20, from 6 to 8 p.m. to the highest standards of excel- shrimp, Mr. Cabral continued answer questions. lence and integrity. The criteria the charitable tradition, distrib- Joe Cabral, center back row, poses with the 2013 Bristol Boat Show For more information contact incorporate elements of talent, uting another $6,000 to local charitable recipients. Back row left, Nicole Cairrao (Juvenile Diabetes Bette at 301-3401 or Jennifer at personal dedication and financial charities. Research Foundation). Back row right, Arthur Donnelly (Bristol Good [email protected]. need. Winners will be notified by “We try to keep the money in Neighbors), front left, Kathy Bazinet (Franklin Court); and front right The trip is open to members and Lois Grant (Community String Project). April 1. Bristol as much as possible,” Mr. non-members. Cabral said. Before Mr. Cabral announced “We try to keep the this year’s recipients, State Rep. The 2013 recipients of Ken Marshall (Dist. 68 Bristol, money in Bristol as the Bristol Boat Show: Warren) presented Mr. Cabral I $1,000 Bristol’s Depart- with a volunteer service pin from much as possible.” Bills Auto Repair & Towing ment of Human Services for 516 Child Street • Warren, RI • 401-245-3450 the Rhode Island House of Rep- JOE CABRAL Medic Alert buttons resentatives. I $1,000 Bristol Good Neigh- 35 Years of Experience “For 12 years a small volunteer bors Food Pantry and Thrift group has come together for the Shop 3rd Generation town of Bristol and these non- I $1,000 Child Abuse Rhode of Cardoza Family profit organizations. We appreci- tributed to the community for Island Full Wheel ate your efforts,” Mr. Marshall the sheer joy of contributing to I $1,000 Franklin Court for Alignment Center said. the community,” she said of the media room Light Duty Trucks After receiving a check for Bristol Boat Show organizers. I $500 Community String (alignment) $1,000 to enhance the residents’ This year, event organizers Project RI Inspection Station media room at Franklin Court expanded the show to include I $500 Juvenile Diabetes Assisted Living community, artists and crafters, calling the Research Foundation 24 Hour Towing Service State-of-the-art Hunter Wheel executive director, Kathy event the Bristol Boat and Arti- I $500 MOSAICO Alignment Center A/C Work • All Repairs Bazinet, expressed her gratitude. san Show, a move they hope will I $500 National Autism “I have never known a group of increase the charitable gifts for Foundation men and women who have con- future beneficiaries.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EDITORIAL Military veterans more likely to develop ALS The public landlord To the editor: military. So as the press calls attention to The press has done a very good Yes, studies show that the dis- our military heroes on Veterans efore it launches into any venture outside the job of reporting about the chal- ease that took the life of baseball Day, I hope they remember those scope of traditional municipal services (like lenges our veterans face. We all legend Lou Gehrig is striking our heroes who are fighting for their fire protection, public safety or trash hauling), have read or seen stories about military heroes at an alarming lives against ALS. I encourage the Town of Bristol should seriously consider our wounded warriors. About rate. It doesn’t matter when or your readers to visit the Wall of whether the project belongs in private hands. traumatic brain injury. About vet- where they served in the military; Honor at www.alsa.org. There BSuch might be the case at Byfield, Reynolds and any oth- erans suffering from depression home or abroad, peace or war, they will see the faces and read the er empty school buildings, as town leaders consider what and other serious mental health from World War I to Afghanistan. stories of the military heroes who to do with them. issues. About those who have lost Those who served are at greater are fighting ALS and those who Lacking a plan or a real project leader, the town allowed limbs or endure other physical risk. have been lost to the disease. the director of parks and recreation to become a commer- hardships. These are serious ALS is horrific. Worse than your Their stories of courage are worth cial landlord, recruiting tenants and signing leases for the issues that deserve our attention, worst nightmare. It robs people of your attention this Veterans Day. formerly empty Byfield School building. Taxpayers can be especially on Veterans Day. What the ability to move, trapping them My mother lost the battle with thankful that the property is now generating nearly $5,000 also deserves our attention, but inside a body they no longer can ALS and I have a brother who is per month in rentals, but the town’s handling deserves which gets much less press, is the control. serving in Afghanistan so please scrutiny. fact that military veterans are People describe it as being think of them on this Veterans Rental prices are inconsistent unit to unit, and they are twice as likely to develop - and die buried alive. There is no treat- Day. consistently below rents in the private commercial market. from - Lou Gehrig’s Disease as ment. No cure. Only death in an Rosalie J, Duffy Lease terms have not been properly spelled out or those who have not served in the average of two to five years. 943 Hope St. enforced. Those with six-month rentals don’t know what comes next. This casts no aspersions on the tenants who have flocked Byfield facilitated involvement with arts community to fill the building in a matter of months. These are hard- working folks building businesses, creating art and con- To the editor: ty and support of the Town of Bris- expressed my commitment to the tributing to our local economy. As a local artist, I would like to tol, and Mr. Burke, I would not idea that art is good for you. It However, the town’s handling is suspect. Available spaces express my disappointment with have had this opportunity to grow feeds the soul. It helps young peo- were not widely advertised, rents were not calibrated to the the Nov. 7 story: Arts Co-Cop or as an artist. I might never have ple and al of us understand our- private market, and there is no vision for what this space Business Incubator. Rather than participated in the Bristol-Warren selves and our world. We need art, will become, or for how long. focusing on the artistic develop- Art Night as I have for the last two and anything that facilitates the The right approach now would be to step back, craft a ment of the Byfield building, Mr. years, or shared my work and my work of artists is a worthwhile, long-term strategy for this O’Connor’s piece focused on the passion for the arts with the com- commendable endeavor. “unfairness” of providing afford- munity and the youth of Bristol, Virginia Delgado I WHERE TO WRITE: property that includes input from both the public able studio space to the commu- through open studio nights, Bristol Bristol Phoenix, P.O. Box 90, nity. shows, and talks. Bristol, R.I. 02809. and private sector (includ- Letters may also be sent to: ing current tenants), and I am not a business. I am an As a community, and as human- Ms. Delgado is a tenant at the [email protected] consider placing building artist. Were it not for the generosi- ity, we need art. In our interview, I Byfield building. management in the hands of an outside agency. The town is superior at protecting homes, policing streets and creating recreational gems, but it has no experience as a commercial landlord. Post office now has automatic doors

To the editor: addressing this issue with the post issue should have been addressed I would like to share my appre- office, I faced the usual govern- prior, but like other government ciation to Bristol Postmaster Judy ment bureaucracy of budget issues, it did not come to light Glover for addressing the issue issues. I addressed the issue with until someone pushes for change. that involved the handicap acces- Congressman Cicciline’s Office Now anyone with a hand full of sibility into the Bristol Post Office. that these doors were not up to packages will not have to struggle The post office now has newly handicapped accessibility laws. with those doors. Just push the installed automatic door openers The postal officials corrected the button and wait for the door to to allow a handicap person to problem with these automatic open. enter without struggling to hold openers on both the main Dave Silvia Established in 1837 the heavy doors open. After entrance and the lobby door. This Bristol

Matthew Hayes, Publisher Christine O’Connor, Editor R. S. Bosworth Jr., Publisher Emeritus Writer should have dug deeper for story

Letters policy To the editor: town), we are able to nurture our ness owners who thrive best when The Bristol Phoenix encourages all citizens to comment publicly on the events and times in which we live. Having just read Nov. 7 Phoenix startups, create a learning space there are many other neighboring We will print any letter sent to us, adhering to guidelines for taste, accuracy, fairness and public interest. Let- article by Christine O’Connor, for the community youth, and businesses attracting shoppers, ters must be signed by the author and must include telephone number and street address. Letters are limited to 500 words. Direct letters to: Bristol Phoenix, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, R.I. 02809. Letters may also be Artist Co-Op or Business Incuba- focus on improving the quality of artists thrive where we find kin- sent to [email protected] tor, I would like to attempt clarity. life in our community through the dred spirits. Correction policy The Byfield building where I am arts. Perhaps we could even apply I strongly suggest that Ms. We adhere to the highest standards of accuracy, fairness and ethical responsibility. If you feel we now a tenant sat empty for almost for a tax-exempt status as was O’Connor dig deeper to get to the have not met those standards, please notify us. We will correct all errors brought to our attention six years… until several pioneer- suggested by the Rhode Island heart of her stories. or that we discover ourselves. They will always appear on this page. ing folks got together with the State Council on The Arts, apply Dawn Oliveira This newspaper does not assume responsibility for errors in advertisements printed herein, but will print town to discuss renting the build- for grants for youth instruction, Bristol without charge that part of any advertisement in which an error occurs. One-year subscription rates are $38 ing as a co-operating of artists, etc. We are not standard retail ($32 w/E-Z Pay) in county, $65 in New England ($60 w/E-Z pay) and $85 nationwide ($79 w/E-Z pay). Periodicals postage paid Bristol, R.I. 02809. The Bristol Phoenix office is located at 1 Bradford St., Bristol, designers, and entrepreneurs. By businesses hence we are not com- Ms. Oliveira is a tenant at the R.I. Telephone 253-6000. POSTMASTER send address changes to Bristol Phoenix, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, utilizing this unused infrastruc- peting with the businesses on Byfield building. R..I. 02809. ture, (less costly space than down- Hope Street. Just like retail busi- Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Page 7 POLICE REPORT Moo-ve over: Cow wanders Sowams Drive The following items were among the parked outside her apartment. He Police arrested Ramiro Reyes, 33, of roadway. A woman reported that her medicine Bristol police log Nov. 5 - 11, 2013: would not leave, she said. Cranston, on a 3rd District Court bench was being taken from her. warrant charge. A Wilson Street resident reported that Tuesday, Nov. 5 Someone reported seeing a loose cow someone was dumping trash into her Monday, Nov. 11 A Bay VIew Avenue resident asked to on Sowams Drive. The owner came and A caller reported that a woman was own trash. A caller reported seeing a juvenile try- speak to an officer about a pill she retrieved the animal. walking in the middle of Metacom ing to throw a pair of shows up into the allegedly found in her daughter’s room. Avenue at 11:54 p.m. Police arrested Frank Wright, 43, of utility lines on Hopeworth and Meta- It was in an old prescription bottle at Jessica Lynn Harris, 30, of 18 Mason Attleboro, Mass., on charges of disor- com avenues. her mother’s home. Ave.,, Bristol, was arrested on charges Friday, Nov. 8 derly conduct, resisting arrest and van- of DUI while transporting juveniles Corey Gower, 23, of Providence, was dalism. Gabriel Merced, 32, of Providence was Jillian R. Hamlin, 20, of 126 Thames St., under 13, and refusal to submit to a arrested on charges of disorderly con- arrested on a 2nd District Court bench Bristol, was arrested on charges of chemical test. duct following an altercation at the A caller reported that three juveniles warrant charge, and violating a no-con- domestic/simple assault/battery. Common Pub at 12:48 a.m. were running in and out of traffic on tact order. A Hamlet Drive resident asked to speak Hope and Tupelo streets. Kristen Hill, 20, of Needham, Mass., to a police officer at 8:32 p.m. about A caller reported seeing about six peo- A Carol Avenue resident reported that was arrested on charges of the loud noise coming from the Safe- ple inside a foreclosed home on High- Sunday, Nov. 10 someone spray-painted the windshield domestic/simple assault/battery. way Auto wind turbine. view Avenue at 11:38 a.m. A Metacom Avenue resident reported on the back of his car. that a fire in a neighbor’s yard was pro- A Bourne Street resident reported that Thursday, Nov. 7 Fire marine rescue was notified about ducing smoke at 12:12 a.m. Cody James Cabral, 19, of 15 Monroe juveniles were smashing pumpkins in A Franklin Street resident wanted to an overturned boat near the west side Ave., Bristol, was arrested on a 6th Dis- the area. speak to police about a loud neighbor. of Prudence Island. The vessel was not Joseph G. San Martin, 19, of Warren, trict Court bench warrant for failure to in distress. was arrested on charges of DUI first appear. Police responded to a home on St. Eliz- Julie Ann Castiliego, 46, of 643 Wood offense at 3:07 a.m. abeth Street for an accidental 9-1-1 call. St., Bristol, was arrested on charges of Someone from the VFW Post 237 There was a problem with the phone DUI first offense, and refusal to submit reported getting a phone call about the line. to a drug test. National Grid scam.

Wednesday, Nov. 6 A passerby reported seeing two women Saturday, Nov. 9 A caller reported that her ex-boyfriend fighting in the middle of Wood Street A Hamlet Drive resident reported that a was following her around in his car and near the Bristol Sports Club at 11:03 neighbor was blowing leaves into the p.m.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR More docks needed for fishermen

To the editor: Bristol. Nobody researched Mr. federal government to build a Dr. Lisa Daft Dr. Chris Vanderpool Dockage for marine vessels are a Quito’s deed or claim or investigat- yachting center which the town tax vanishing commodity. This issue ed if the owners of the property payer must match. Currently, there was brought to the Bristol Town gave Mr. Quito consent to build is only one transient dock avail- Council last year by the town’s this private dock on public proper- able. This is similar to building a commercial fishermen. The dock ty. mall without a parking lot. And the at Independence Park near Quito’s Mr. Quito, through the help of powers that be want to remove this Fish Market and Restaurant has the Bristol Town Administrator, vanishing commodity. been used for dockage for decades. who is following the example of This dockage is not being used, Not anymore. those that came before him, in in this case, by the town’s citizen. Mr. Quito’s private claim and showing preferential treatment, This is because many of the town privilege has brought about a new has stopped the public’s access and council members and the town cit- Family & Cosmetic Dentistry revelation to many in the town but, usage of docking of vessels. This is izens were never informed by the We welcome new patients! not to those who need dockage. when dockage is needed more powers that be of the current reve- 520 Taunton Avenue, Seekonk, MA Many, including the Coastal than ever. The fleet has grown lations. It has been a standard Resource Management Council, larger and the dockage is diminish- guiding principle in a democracy who issued Mr. Quito the CRMC ing, but more of a crime is the to have all parties involved to (508) 336-7260 license for this private dock did not removal of the public riparian review any and all matters regard- www.smilebuilder.com know all the facts. The biggest fact rights and the obstruction of mar- ing the town’s property or interest. being that Mr. Quito built his pri- itime servitude. This never took place! vate dock on public, state-owned Why? The town just received a Robert Morris property, managed by the Town of matching $860,000 grant from the Bristol

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Bristol resident Geoff Nelson was the first to cross the finish line of the Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority’s Citizens Bank Pell Bridge Run Sunday. It was the second year in a row Mr. Nelson won the event. This RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. year his time was 22:25. Of the 3,559 people who Lynn Ruggieri, an accounting professor at Roger Williams University, entered, 3,024 athletes crossed was the keynote speaker for Monday’s ceremony at the Veterans Home. the finish line of the 4.2-mile course. Despite the dark clouds and VETERANS: Ceremony marked threat of rain, the views of the sunrise over Narragansett Bay Geoff Nelson was the first to finish the Pell Bridge Run, beating out 60th anniversary of Korean War were a reward for the runners 3,024 athletes. allel. and walkers, especially after they From Page 1 “It was an incredible experi- completed the ascent to the top Event proceeds will benefit ence,” she said. “There are build- of the Newport Pell Bridge. not-for-profit organizations such toward Americans. The once war- ings that go across the line, and U.S. Sen. Jack Reed (55:08), as the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ravaged city of Incheon now stands you can see the line go through the Senate President Teresa Paiva- Community Center of Newport, as a mecca port for international building; right down to the room, Weed (1:06:25), and State Rep. Special Olympics of Rhode trade. over the table. It was intense. Peter Martin (1:26:28) all com- Island, Meeting Street, The “Every where I went, I saw 16 “You could cut the tension with a pleted a race much easier than Samaritans of Rhode Island, flags,” she said, “representative of knife.” any political race. American Heart Association the 16 countries that helped South The top female finisher was Rhode Island Chapter, and Korea.” Minutelli Conference Room Sandy Spitler of Newport (24:31) March of Dimes Rhode Island. America’s involvement in the In honor of his hard work and and she placed third overall. The A complete list of participants Korean War started just after North commitment to veterans, the Bris- second place finisher was and their times can be found at: Korean forces invaded Seoul on tol Veterans Council worked to Matthew Wilks, a 15-year old http://racewire.com/live_results June 25, 1950. The United States dedicate a conference room in from Warwick who ran 24:21. .php?id=3584 . provided 88-percent of the war’s Sassio Michael Minutelli’s name. soldiers. The declaration took place Janu- Ms. Ruggieri also visited the ary 12, 2012, but the room wasn’t % famed DMZ - the de-militarized set up with his memorabilia yet. wicked deals SAVE 50 OR MORE border that splits North and South On Monday, the room was BIG .com On great products & services from merchants in the East Bay. Korean in half, along the 38th par- unveiled, complete with photos of Mr. Minutelli’s time in service, scrapbooks with personal military documents and his American flag. The flag was flown on the Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 20 during the Pacific War. Mr. Minutelli served in the navy during World War II and the Kore- an War. He worked on PT Boat 254, which was taken out of service in 1945. Mr. Minutelli, a lifelong Bristol resident, died July 14, 2012.

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Become our fan on Facebook facebook.com/bwedfoundation bwedfoundation.org Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Page 9 BYFIELD: Town assigned leases without master plan Two Mt. Hope High School From Page 1 teens charged with larceny application. While all eyes were on the did not completely cover the 16- “Mr. Calderiso is managing all Huskies-Vets homecoming game year-olds’ tracks. A high school this for us, because it would be too last Friday night, spectators administrator indicated to police much for me or Diane to go in and missed spotting a pair of Warren that they saw two juvenile males see how’s the building, how are teens allegedly rifling through in the area, recognizable to him. things doing,” said Mr. Teixeira. their possessions. Bristol police officers reached out Once the application is Around 8:30 p.m. Nov. 8, Bristol to the Warren Police Department approved, the tenant and the police got a call from a man who for help. town strike a deal on the monthly reported that the center console The two teens turned them- rental amount. There is no set of his car had been rummaged selves in to Bristol police, admit- standard for determining the through while it was parked at Mt. ting their guilt in stealing several rental amount, Mr. Teixeira said. Hope High School. items from their peers’ bags, and One organization pays $100 per Officers spoke to several stu- sorting through a stranger’s car. month, another pays $400, others dents in the area, who also stated The two were charged with lar- pay $300 or $2,000. Rents includes that their backpacks in the school ceny under $1,500, a misde- the cost of utilities. With 10 ten- auditorium were sifted through meanor. ants, the property is bringing in and several items were stolen. Most of the items taken were $4,850 per month. However, the cloak of darkness able to be recovered. Lease terms are for six months, something Dawn Oliveira hopes will be extended. Ms. Oliveira owns Oliveira Textiles, a fabric design company, which operates Harbormaster: Plastic, out of a first-floor room in Byfield. “Once you plant yourself some- where as a designer or an artist, not cash for payment you want to be there for awhile,” she said. “No one wants to leave in By next boating season, the The harbormaster now has the six months. Bristol Harbormaster’s office capability to charge the fees to “Maybe calling it a business may no longer accept cash for credit cards via a mobile credit incubator isn’t the right thing to payment of transient dock and card reader. do.” mooring fees. Payments are also accepted A review of the leases in the Instead, harbor officials are over the phone. building also shows a lack of con- pushing for the use of “We haven’t got a formal date sistency in managing the facility. credit/debit cards, and personal yet,” said Mr. Dollins, referenc- While Ms. Oliveira received ver- checks. ing the cut-off date for cash pay- The old Byfield School building on High Street. bal approval from Mr. Burke to “The idea is to not have the ments. “But we’ll be sure that sub-lease her space with another harbor patrol deal in cash,” said what we put into the rules will designer, nothing was submitted Jim Dollins, who sits on the Har- enhance the visitation of yachts- in writing officially granting that “We need to take a look at this community, offering themselves bor Commission. men.” permission, which the lease whole thing, and see how are we as educational resources. requires. doing here,” said Mr. Teixeira. “My motivation for coming into Charles Tate, owner of Sag- The town’s intent was never to the building was that it was going amore Group, has signed several offer subsidized rents for long- to be an arts center,” said Ms. leases since moving into Byfield term use, he said. Oliveira. “I don’t want to be asked Kickemuit Middle School extends a heartfelt thanks to: two years ago. In his initial agree- “I know that the word incubator to leave if I’m investing my time, ment, signed Sept. 15, 2011, he has been used, and in some way, it energy and resources here.” She rented three rooms for $1,500 per is somewhat of that,” he said. “It expressed concern over the length Ramsay’s month. However, the most recent gives someone an opportunity of her lease, and whether or not lease, signed Oct. 15, requires him who worked out of their house, to she would be required to leave if Arnold Lumber’s Backyard to pay $2,000 a month, without have a larger space … have the her business grew too large. listing the correct number of opportunity to develop further “We need to take a step back rooms he’s renting, which is four. and eventually get into some oth- and assess the whole situation,” Unilock The non-profit organization 4- er buildings we have.” Mr. Teixeira said. “We need to real- H is also renting out space in Of the nine leased tenants, eight ly take a look at the entire opera- ELJ Byfield, yet there’s no lease to sup- of them are arts-based. Many of tion, and the use of the entire and port that. them have reached out into the building.” Warren Tree Commission Kickemuit Middle School PTO DaPonte’s Landscaping Services M.E. O’Brien & Sons Piece of Green Landscaping Their extremely generous donations enabled us to create a new outdoor courtyard that will be used and enjoyed by the KMS community for many years to come. THANK YOU!! Page 10 Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 2nd Story to present ‘Golda’s Balcony’ at the Statehouse AT THE UNIVERSITY Special event is to This special event is presented Main Season production to commemorate the 75th anni- commemorate 75th versary of Kristallnacht. of ‘Jane Eyre’ is at RWU Kristallnacht anniversary Performances are from Nov. 14 The Roger Williams University to Dec. 8 at 8 p.m. Thursdays to Theatre Main Season Series II will “Golda’s Balcony” by William Saturdays and at 3 p.m. on Sun- present “Jane Eyre,” adapted for Gibson is being produced by 2nd days, with an additional perfor- the stage by Polly Teale and direct- Story Theatre and will be present- mance on Sunday, Nov. 17, at 7 ed by RWU Professor Peter Wright. ed today through Dec. 8 in the p.m. There is no performance on “Jane Eyre” is based on the nov- courtroom at The Bristol State- Thanksgiving, Thursday, Nov. 28. el by Charlotte Bronte and house, 240 High St. The regular ticket price is $30. explores the 19th-century notion Directed by Bryna Wortman, it Discussion Sunday is on Nov. that a Victorian woman who features Sandra Laub as Golda 24, with a humanities discussion expresses her passionate nature Meir. William Gibson’s one- following the 3 p.m. performance will invite severe punishment. woman tour de force provides For ticket information, visit the Performances are at 7:30 p.m. great insight into a personal and box office at 28 Market St., Warren, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15 and public life that made Golda Meir a call 247-4200 or e-mail boxoffi 16; at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17; and Sandra Laub is Golda Meir in 2nd a legendary world leader. It’s a [email protected]. at 7:30 p.m. Thursday to Saturday, Story Theatre’s production of dramatic look at idealism, power, For information on the rest of Nov. 21 to 23, at the RWU Per- ‘Golda’s Balcony’ at the Bristol and the strength it took to shape the season at the theater in War- forming Arts Center (The Barn), 1 Statehouse from Nov. 8 to Dec. 8. the destiny of a nation. ren, visit 2ndstorytheatre.com. Old Ferry Road. Admission is $10; $5 for students and seniors. For more information, call 254- 3666. Film and talk on PHOTO BY CATHERINE GRIMM Mr. Rochester (Cory Larrubia) the Jewish experience courts Jane Eyre (Sarah Vasilevsky), who is haunted by On Sunday, Nov. 17, the RWU Bertha (Holly Bourdon, seated), a Fall 2013 Film/Speaker Series will character who may be a figment present Michael Hoberman, asso- of Jane’s imagination, in a ciate professor of English and rehearsal for a production of folklore at Fitchburg State Univer- “Jane Eyre” at Roger Williams sity, at 2:30 p.m. at the university’s University this weekend and next. Global Heritage Hall Building, Room G01, 1 Old Ferry Road. Mr. Hoberman will speak about ty. his book, “New Israel/New Eng- land: Jews and Puritans in Early Lecture Wednesday America,” which tells the story of the Sephardic merchants who on change in Japan traded and sojourned in Boston Richard Samuels, Ph.D., profes- and Newport between the mid- sor and director of the MIT-Japan 17th century and the American Program, will speak about his Revolution. recent book, “3/11: Disaster and Following the lecture will be a Change in Japan,” on Wednesday, film screening of “The Lady in Nov. 20, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. at the Number 6.” Shortlisted for an RWU Library, 1 Old Ferry Road. Academy Award for best docu- The Roger Williams University mentary, the inspirational film Spiegel Center for Global & Inter- depicts 109-year-old Alice Herz national Programs and the East Sommer, the world’s oldest pianist Asia Studies Program are present- and Holocaust survivor, sharing ing the talk as part of the 2013 East her story on how to achieve a long Asian Lecture Series. It is free and and happy life. open to the public. The events are free and open to the public; no tickets are required. Great Films Series to For more information, contact the Rev. Nancy Hamlin Soukup at present classic Western 254-3433 or [email protected]. The event is a collaboration of The RWU Great Films Series will the Flickers: Rhode Island Inter- present “The Searchers” on national Film Festival, the Helene Wednesday, Nov. 20, at 7:30 p.m. and Bertram Bernhardt Founda- in the university’s Global Heritage tion, and Roger Williams Universi- Hall Building, Room G01, 1 Old Ferry Road. It is free and open to the public. In John Ford’s 1956 film, starring John Wayne, a former Confederate BRISTOL soldier returns to his brother’s frontier cabin three years after the end of the Civil War with a bitter hatred of Indians, trusting no one but himself. John Wayne portrays a man incapable of answering to anyone Mint colonial with personality! First but himself, who ultimately has floor master, great room with fire- more in common with his place, eat-in-kitchen, 3 full baths, despised Indians than with his large deck, exterior just painted. beau- more “civilized” brethren. tiful grounds. $499.900 Photos available for purchase

Patricia Deal - 401-245-9600 eastbayri.com Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Page 11 Hear stories about the stars, make seaglass Free admission at Herreshoff museum jewelry at the Audubon center this week Saturday and a lecture next Thursday The Herreshoff Marine Muse- From 1869, when the Naval Tor- The Audubon Society of Rhode 949-5454, ext. 0, or register online choose the right piece of glass and um is offering free admission on pedo Station was established on Island’s Environmental Education at www.asri.org. transform it into fun, creative jew- Saturday, Nov. 16, from 10 a.m. to Goat Island to the return home of Center is at 1401 Hope St. on the I “Stories in the Stars” for ages elry using quick and easy wire 5 p.m. for a day full of family fun at Theodore Roosevelt’s Great White Bristol/Warren town line. 6 and older is on Friday, Nov. 15, wrapping techniques. The pro- the museum at 1 Burnside St. Fleet in 1909, steel replaced wood, The center features a life-sized from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Begin inside gram includes all materials; but, if Festivities will include activities steam replaced sail and the battle- model of a Right Whale, harbor with a brief talk on astronomy and you found something special on for kids, sailboat art, learning knot ship emerged as the capital ship. seal display, marine and freshwa- learn what stars and constella- the beach, bring it. Registration is tying, formal tours, book store But, a battleship had an Achilles ter aquarium exhibits, tide pool tions are visible this time of year. required as space is limited to 12 sales, and an opportunity to see tank, along with trails and a Then listen to a few stories from participants. The fee is $25 ($20 heel — a torpedo delivered by a boardwalk to the bay on the 28- different cultures explaining the members). Register online. the ongoing Reliance project. Hot destroyer. acre wildlife refuge. The center is stars and the night sky. Weather I “Composting 101” is on Sat- cider and snacks also will be avail- Mr. McComb is a leading ama- open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- permitting, step outside to try to urday, Nov. 23, from 10 to 11:30 able throughout the day. teur naval historian. He has lec- day to Saturday and noon to 5 find the stars and constellations a.m. The introductory class will Last November, John Palmieri tured at the U.S. Naval War Col- p.m. Sunday. discussed. Registration is cover all the steps of generating delivered a lecture on torpedo lege, is president of the Destroyer The usual admission fee is $6 for required. The cost is $12 per this dark, rich and free fertilizer. boats built by the Herreshoff History Foundation, author or adults, $5 for seniors and $4 for adult/child pair and $6 for each The cost is $12 ($8 members). Manufacturing Co. in the late 19th editor of three books on the sub- children 4 to 12 years (under 4 are additional person ($10/$5 for Register online at www.asri.org. century. ject, and is founder and executive free). However, it is waived on the members). I A photographic celebration This year, colleague Dave director of the American Naval first Saturday of each month for I A sea glass jewelry workshop of birds by Brooks Mathewson, McComb will speak on “The Evo- Records Society. Free Family Fun Day. for adults is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. “From Waders to Warblers,” is at lution of American Destroyers: Admission is $15 ($7 members). For more information, call 245- Sunday, Nov. 17. Create a beautiful the center through Dec. 31. The Bred on Narragansett Bay” at 7 Register online at www.herresh 7500 or visit www.asrieec.org. pendant with sea glass found on exhibit is open during regular p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21. Doors off.org or call 253-5000 to make a To register for programs, call local beaches. Learn how to hours and is free with admission. open at 6 p.m. reservation.

AT THE LIBRARY Legos at the Library exercises and writing games for children are welcome to come just but arrive a few minutes early to Players at all levels are invited to the first 45 minutes. to play the game. sign in. join in the games. Legos at the Library is on Thurs- From 6:45 to 7:15, submitted No registration is needed and a Copies of the book are available New members are always wel- days from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in the writings are critiqued by the student can begin anytime. Par- at the main circulation desk and come. Refreshments are served. group. The workshops are for ents are asked to stay nearby. The may be checked out with your Herreshoff Community Room. For more information, call the There are lots of Legos, and chil- teens and adults. No registration classes are weekly until Dec. 10, library card. library and ask for Tom. dren and teens are invited to cre- needed; drop in for any session. when there will be a holiday break For more information, call ate anything they want. The group will meet most Thurs- until Jan. 7. Cheryl Stein at 253-6948 or visit This is recommended for days all winter. the website. Rogers Free Library is at 525 Hope school-aged children but there are Stories, poems and art will be in Adult book discussion St.Extra parking is in the rear of blocks for younger children, too. the anthology published in the Wednesday Chess Club the building off Thames Street. The Adult Book Discussion Parents of younger children are spring. For more information, call For more information, call 253- asked to be nearby. Charlotte. Group will meet on Wednesday, The Chess Club meets on Nov. 20, to discuss “The Beauty of Wednesdays from 6 to 8 p.m. 6948 or visit the website at www. Thursday Night Write Chess class on Tuesdays Humanity Movement” by Camilla (except Nov. 27) on the third floor. rogersfreelibrary.org. Gibb. It is the Reading Across Thursday Night Write, a creative Children age 6 to 18 are invited Rhode Island choice for 2013. writing group meets on Thursdays to come to learn or play chess on Discussions are at 3 p.m. and 7 from 6 to 7:15 p.m. near the Quiet Tuesdays from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in p.m. in the Herreshoff Communi- Study Room on the main floor. the staff area. The classes are led ty Room. Kate Gorton leads the group in by expert volunteers. School-age Feel free to join at either time,

AT THE YMCA The Bayside YMCA offers a vari- Know About Diabetes” with Certi- fied yoga instructor. Visit the web- ety of programs for all ages at the Y fied Diabetes Educator Michael site or call for more information. at 70 West St., Barrington. Stop by See is on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 6:30 or call 245-2444 for more informa- p.m. The Bayside Y will host the Winter swim lessons tion or to register. Online registra- presentation as part of the South- tion is available for YMCA mem- coast Health System’s Healthy Liv- Swim lessons in the Bayside bers at www.gpymca.org. ing Series. YMCA pool are running on a Programs may be canceled due Mr. See will share important monthly basis all winter long. You to lack of enrollment, so register information on living with dia- do not need to be a member to as soon as possible. Financial betes, or living with someone who participate. assistance is available for many has diabetes. Call the Y to reserve a Call or ask at the member ser- programs. space for this free health educa- vices desk. tion program. ‘Matter of Balance’ Not a YMCA member? Yoga for Kids A new series of the eight-week You can still participate in Y pro- class, “Matter of Balance,” will be This long-respected practice is grams without joining the Y. Most offered beginning Nov. 18 on known to increase strength and classes are open to non-members. Mondays from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. flexibility as well as relieve stress The cost is sometimes a little at the Riverside Healthy Living and improve focus. The Bayside Y more, but that’s the only differ- Center, 660 Bullocks Point Ave., is offering classes for kids as ence. Riverside. young as 2 to 3 years (accompa- Visit www.gpymca.org and click Call the Y to learn more about nied by a parent) up to age 10. on Bayside to find class listings the program designed to reduce All classes are taught by a certi- and schedules. the fear of falling and improve balance in older adults. Book club coming up This month, the Bayside Book Club will discuss “The Silver Star” by Jeanette Walls on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at 1 p.m. in the Bayside Lounge. All are welcome to attend. Info on diabetes “10 Things Everyone Should Page 12 Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 AROUND TOWN Thursday afternoon years of experience with manage- tol Animal Shelter’s macaroni din- ment and Business Owners Net- ment, merchandising and store ner is on Saturday, Nov. 16, from 4 working Development To Submit Community News walking tours downtown layout/design. To take advantage to 7 p.m. at Franklin Court’s com- (WEBOND), the series meets from noon to 1 p.m. and features Kim BY E-MAIL (PREFERRED): of this free service, contact the munity center, Wood Street tunnel [email protected] The Bristol Historical & Preser- East Bay Chamber of Commerce entrance. Stowell, communications and vation Society is offering its annu- at 245-0750 or e-mail smunroe@ On the menu is macaroni, marketing, YMCA. BY MAIL: Bristol Phoenix, Community al Thursday afternoon walking eastbaychamberri.org. homemade meatballs, salad, Admission is $5. Call 245-0750 News, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, RI 02809 tours downtown with Ray Battch- bread, soft drinks and homemade for more information. Ms. Stowell Or, visit the WEBSITE at www. east er through Nov. 21. Topics for the Vets, relatives invited desserts. There also will be table will speak for 20 minutes and bayri.com where you can fill out forms final two weeks are “Backdoor raffles, 50/50 raffle and a flea mar- there will be networking, raffle for engagements, weddings, anniver- Gossip” on Nov. 14, and “High to learn about benefits ket table. Donate canned cat/dog prizes, goodies and more. saries, births and achievements. Go to the bottom of the homepage and click Street in the Fall” on Nov. 21. food and receive one free raffle Walks start at 3 p.m. at the soci- All are invited to find out about on “Send Us Your News.” benefits for local veterans and ticket for a Friends gift basket. ITAMs monthly ety, 48 Court St., and are free to Tickets are $12 for adults and $5 FOR MORE INFORMATION: members and $5 to others. If it loved ones on Saturday, Nov. 16, meeting is on Tuesday 401/253-6000, ext. 107 from 9 a.m. to noon at VFW Post for children and are available at rains, the walks do not take place. the Bristol Animal Shelter. Or stop by our office at 1 Bradford St., The society also is open every 237, 850 Hope St. The Cappucci-Weir Post 1 Ital- Bristol. Photos are encouraged but Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. Call 253- Wireless workshop ian-American War Veterans (ITA- cannot be returned, unless a self- 7223 or visit www.bhpsri.org for Farmers’ market Ms) will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday, addressed, stamped envelope is more information. Membership is on Monday at Chamber Nov. 19, at Byfield School, High enclosed. is at Mount Hope Farm Street. open to all. There is adequate Milestone events, such as births, wed- ITAM vets meet the third Tues- parking and the society is wheel- The Mount Hope Farmers’ Mar- A free wireless workshop is on dings, engagements, etc., must be sub- day of the month (except for July, chair accessible. ket is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, from 5 to 7 p.m. mitted within the year following the August and December). on Saturdays, rain or shine, in the at the East Bay Chamber of Com- event. merce, 16 Cutler St., Warren. It is barn at Mount Hope Farm, 250 DEADLINE: Noon on Tuesday St. Elizabeth School hosted by Wireless Zone of Bar- Metacom Ave. Bayberry Garden Club plans special reunion rington and the Chamber. NOTE: To get information into the Learn about the latest devices. meeting is Tuesday Eight Days calendar in the Life section, An alumni meeting for people Elks and Broadway the deadline is at noon on Friday. Learn how to maximize your The Bayberry Garden Club will who attended or graduated from Merrill holding raffles device with expert tips and tricks. meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, at St. Elizabeth School is on Thurs- There will be a free product give- the Bristol Highlands Community day, Nov. 14, at 6:30 p.m. in Room Once again, the Bristol County away and a question and answer Center, Mulberry and Ridge roads. olmc-bristol.org. 205 at the school. Elks and the Merrill Lounge (now session. To save a seat, call the Club members Melonie, Ellie and All are asked to come and help called the Broadway Merrill) will Chamber office at 246-0750 or the Kara will guide members in creat- Rotary Club holding plan a reunion in conjunction hold their fall/winter raffles at the Wireless Zone at 245-1400. ing a centerpiece of seasonal with the 100-year anniversary of Broadway Merrill, 535 North greens around a hurricane candle annual Blanket Drive St. Elizabeth Church. Broadway, East Providence. Broadcast on the holder and demonstrate how to The raffles are open to the pub- The Bristol Rotary Club is hold- arms trade on Monday use it for Thanksgiving and Christ- ing its annual Blanket Drive now Pasta dinner to lic and are from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. mas. on Saturdays through Saturday, through the end of November. As On Monday, Nov. 18, at 7 p.m., Bring gloves, clippers and deco- benefit robotics program Dec. 21, with chances to win great the winter chill arrives, there is a East Bay Citizens for Peace will rations to embellish your arrange- prizes like giant lobsters and flat great need for blankets. All blan- A pasta dinner is on Friday, Nov. present a “Democracy Now! The ment. screen TVs. kets will be donated to local chari- 15, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Our War and Peace Report” broadcast, Funds raised benefit charitable ties. Lady of Mount Carmel Church “The Arms Trade,” at Rogers Free causes of the Elks, including the Bristol Rotary Club Blankets can be dropped off at parish center on State Street. Pro- Library in the Herreshoff Commu- East Bay Cares Program, scholar- the Century 21 Rondeau office at ceeds will benefit the OLMC nity Room, 525 Hope St. meets on Wednesdays ships, veterans and more. 729 Hope St., daily from 9 a.m. to 5 School Robotics Program. The broadcast will be followed The Bristol Rotary Club meets p.m. The dinner is being organized Family pasta dinner by discussion and is free and open every Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. at and prepared by Bristol Council to the public. It is part of a series of the DeWolf Tavern. On Nov. 20, Annual shopping trip to Knights of Columbus 379. Tickets for Faith Formation monthly viewings of “Democracy there will be classification speech- are $10 for adults and $5 for chil- Now!” sponsored by East Bay Citi- es by Rotarians. New York City on Nov. 30 dren 5 to 12. For tickets, call Past A family pasta dinner is on Sat- zens for Peace. Lunch is $20. For information, The New York City Shopping Grand Knight Warren Rense- urday, Nov. 16, from 6 to 9 p.m. by The grassroots organization is call Jack Dusel at 253-2614. Trip fund-raiser for Ronald hausen at 286-3664 or e-mail the Office of Faith Formation at St. committed to peaceful solutions McDonald House sponsored by [email protected]. Elizabeth Church, Wood Street. to conflict and social and eco- CPR/First Aid class the Activity Department at the Walk-ins are welcome, too. Take- There will be bread, salad, home- nomic justice through open, Warren Center Rehabilitation & out will be available. made pasta, sauce and meatballs, to be offered Nov. 23 respectful dialogue. For more Skilled Nursing is on Saturday, tiramisu, soda and coffee. information, contact 247-9738, Nov. 30. The bus will depart the Dinner is by Executive Chef [email protected] A CPR/First Aid class is on Sat- Free advice from urday, Nov. 23, at 9 a.m. at the Mt. Ace Hardware parking lot, Good- Kevin O’Donnell of The Salty Pig or www.eastbaycitizens4peace. Hope High School team room and ing Avenue, Bristol, at 7 a.m. SCORE counselor in Boston. Tickets are $12 for org. Stops for fast food will be made adults and $5 for children under gym, Chestnut Street, Bristol. The A SCORE retail counselor is now both on the way down and the 12. Tickets are available at the class, sponsored by the American available to advise retail business WEBOND hosting way back. Treats, raffles and office of Faith Formation at the Red Cross, will provide the oppor- owners in order to generate addi- tunity for certification in adult, movies will be provided on the rectory or call 253-3501. a fall series for women tional sales and improve customer child and infant CPR, AED use and bus. There will be two drop-offs in service. The counselor will con- A weekly brown bag lunch con- standard first aid. New York, near St. Patrick’s Cathe- duct an onsite visit in your store Macaroni dinner to cludes on Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the The CPR certification is valid for dral and Canal Street. The pickup and consult with owners and benefit animal shelter East Bay Chamber of Commerce, one year; the first aid certification location will be near St. Patrick’s managers. 16 Cutler St., Suite 102, Warren. is valid for three years. Instructor Cathedral at 6:45 p.m. to return to The SCORE counselor has 42 The annual Friends of the Bris- Hosted by Women’s Empower- is T.J. Del Santo. The cost is $35 Bristol at approximately 11:30 (free for Bristol Warren Regional p.m. staff and coaches). Registration in Donations of non-perishable advance is not necessary. food items also would be appreciated. Call Roby at 253-7619 for Harvest Waffle details and to reserve a seat. Breakfast on Nov. 24 Clothing drive for Our Lady of Mount Carmel Big Brothers Big Sisters Catholic Church will host a Har- vest Waffle Breakfast on Sunday, The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nov. 24, from 7:30 a.m. to noon in the Ocean State is seeking dona- the parish center, 141 State St. tions of gently-used clothing and On the menu are pumpkin and small household items. Donations Belgian waffles, french toast, help to raise much-needed fund- scrambled eggs, sausage, home- ing to support mentoring pro- fries, fresh fruit cup, homemade grams for boys and girls through- pastries and more. Tickets are $8 out the state. for adults and $4 for children at Donated items can be dropped the door. off at the Bristol Donation Center All proceeds help cover expens- on 500 Metacom Ave., or call for es for next summer’s parish feast free home pickup. For more infor- on the town common July 10 to 13. mation or to schedule a pickup, For more information, call the rec- call 401/921-2434 or visit www. tory at 253-9449 or visit www. bbbsos.org. Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Page 13

Golden Anniversary Four men team up for Habitat for Humanity build William and Mary Ann Hayes of Four men from Bristol have Kickemuit Avenue, Bristol, cele- teamed up to conquer the Reebok brated their 50th wedding anni- Spartan Race at Fenway Park in versary on Saturday, Nov. 9, at a party with family and friends at Boston on Friday, Nov. 16, to ben- their home. They renewed their efit the East Bay affiliate of Habitat vows on Nov. 6, at the Cathedral for Humanity. of Sts. Peter and Paul in Provi- The affiliate, which purchased a dence. Bill Hayes and Mary Ann plot of land on Wall Street last Jan- Sousa were married on Nov. 11, uary, has been fund raising in 1963, at St. Alexander’s Church in advance of the building phase. Warren. The couple have two Brian Ferreira, Thomas Pasqual daughters, Kimberly and Melissa. Jr., Ethan M. Tucker and Mark Rhynard have been vigorously training to complete the Spartan ENGAGEMENTS Race, the world’s leading obstacle race series, which typically includes fire, mud, water and Sarah Delano - Derek Bisbano barbed wire challenges. Brian Ferreira, Ethan M. Tucker and Mark Rhynard (from left to right) Sarah Delano of Bristol, Conn., “We chose Habitat for Humani- will head to Boston on Friday for the Reebok Spartan Race to benefit a and Derek Bisbano of Bristol ty of East Bay because it’s a great local Habitat for Humanity home. announce their engagement. She project for Bristol both from an is the daughter of James and Chris economic development perspec- ging at Fenway.” book.com/events/5643989336082 Delano of Bristol, Conn. He is the tive and for community vitality,” Residents can also support the 96. son of Ray Bisbano and Joanne Bisbano, both of Bristol. Mr. Tucker said. effort by purchasing the T-shirt at To purchase a shirt directly, con- Ms. Delano is a 2010 graduate of Businesses and individuals who 426 Fitness in Warren and Natu- tact Ethan Tucker at ethanmtucke Mitchell College. She is an aquar- support the team with a mini- rally Devine Nutrition in Bristol. [email protected] or 316-7749. ist at Mystic Aquarium in Mystic, mum pledge of $25 will receive a Supporters also can follow the For more information on Habi- Conn. custom-designed cotton T-shirt team’s progress on the group’s tat for Humanity’s East Bay affili- Her fiancé is a 2010 graduate of that says “I Supported the Flog- Facebook page at www.face ate, visit http://habitateastbayri. Mitchell College. He is employed org. at Strobes & More in Westerly. They are planning a wedding ON THE MOVE for May. JOHN P.HARTLEY of Bristol related to environmental regula- has been named to the GZA tory issues. Before joining GZA, SENIORS GeoEnviron- he served for four years as an mental execu- engineer/senior engineer with Harbor Lights tive team. He the R.I. Department of Environ- Make a Williamsburg candle ring was promoted mental Management, Division of to meet on Tuesday to New Eng- Air and Hazardous Materials. He The monthly meeting of Harbor land regional also worked with the Minnesota at Blithewold this Saturday Lights of St. Mary’s is at 1 p.m. operations offi- Department of Health, the Blithewold Mansion, Gardens & finished wreath measures about cer of the lead- National Marine Fisheries Service Tuesday, Nov. 19, at the St. Mary’s Arboretum, 101 Ferry Road, is 15 inches across. The center of the ing environ- and the University of Rhode Church auditorium, 330 Wood St. welcoming fall with events that ring can comfortably hold candles mental and Island’s Graduate School of Members’ monetary donations reflect the autumn season. Space or a compote. During the class, geotechnical Oceanography. Mr. Hartley will be presented to Father Barry is limited in most workshops. Reg- you will learn how to switch out consulting earned a bachelor of science of St. Mary’s Church to provide ister online at www.blithewold. some of the autumn décor, so that firm. He was degree in environmental science needy families with certificates to org or call 253-2707. your ring can also be used for win- previously the from the University of Rhode purchase Thanksgiving dinners. Make a Williamsburg candle ter holidays. Providence District Office man- Island and a master’s degree in Reservations and payment will ring at a workshop on Saturday, All materials will be provided by ager/principal with GZA. His environmental health from the be collected for the Christmas Nov. 16, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 instructor Betsy Williams. Bring areas of specialization include University of Minnesota. His pro- luncheon to be held at noon at p.m. in the carriage house. Create floral scissors and an apron. Tea environmental studies and reme- fessional activities include the R.I. The Wharf Tavern in Warren on a lush wreath of flowers and and scones will be served. Regis- dial investigations, the develop- Society of Environmental Profes- Sunday, Dec. 15. berries and other plant materials tration is required. The cost is $90 ment of environmental clean-up sionals and numerous R.I. DEM For more information, call Pres- for your Thanksgiving table. The ($85 for members). programs and client support regulatory advisory committees. ident Rose Arpaia at 253-6525. Page 14 Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 OLMC robotics teams are readying for state qualifying competitions The robotics teams at Our Lady of Mount Carmel School prepared for state qualifying competition by hosting a Robotics Scrimmage in the parish center last Thursday. This year, the school has three teams ready to compete: The Storm Stoppers (Grade 6), the Flood Rushers (Grade 7) and the Tsunami Slayerz (Grade 8). There are three things they need to accomplish: a presentation, team-building exercise and the robot game. For the robot game, this was one of their first 2 1/2- minute trials, and they got to see how really fast the time goes by. The teams also got a chance to rehearse their presentations in front of judges, and it gave them a chance to talk in front of a crowd. The state qualifying competitions are on Nov. 23 at Bay View Robotics team at OLMC held scrimmage to prepare for the state qualifying competitions. Members of the Storm Stoppers team are (from left to Academy and on Dec. 8 at Salve right) Emma Simas, Margaret Swift, Julia Almonte, Regina Cifune, Nichalas Hiotelis, Brett Ramella, Ben Ferreira, Ryan Hackley, Evan Brady and Regina University. Brandon Gaskell. Annual Harvest Moon Bazaar, visit from Santa on Saturday at First Congregational Silent auction Street. Booths will include a coun- original Renoir etching. It was once managed a gallery in Lon- try store, jewelry shop, bakery, confirmed by Skinner Auctions as don, a signed Red Sox baseball includes a Renoir women’s guild, floral/dried an original etching made using and many tickets to area cultural The 84th annual Harvest Moon arrangements, attic treasures and the original plate in the 1950s. The events. Photographs of auction Bazaar is on Saturday, Nov. 16, more. Luncheon will feature lob- donor purchased it in Paris in the items, including the Renoir, are on from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Bristol’s ster rolls. 1960s. Also featured is original art the auction website at fccauct First Congregational Church, High A silent auction includes an donated by the same woman, who ion.weebly.com. Entertainment will be provided throughout the day by storyteller Sug Grant, the Mt. Hope High Santa will be arriving at the School Chorus, members of the bazaar on Saturday aboard an Community String Project and the antique 1947 fire truck. church’s own James Thomas. And Santa will make an appear- with Santa. People also should ance on an antique 1947 fire truck. bring their own cameras. In exchange for a toy or monetary There will be childcare available donation to the East Bay Food while parents shop the bazaar, Pantry for its Holiday Toy Drive, and children will make a holiday folks can have their picture taken gift or ornament. Rec. department activities offered The Bristol Department of Parks adults are at 4:30 p.m. on Mon- & Recreation offers a variety of days, Wednesdays and Fridays programs, along with trips and and at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesdays and other activities for all ages. For Thursdays at the former Reynolds more information, or reservations School on High Street. when required, call 253-1611. Evening classes are on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6 to 7 p.m. Trip to see ‘Wicked’ Classes are $50 for a 12-punch A trip to see the Broadway card or $5 for walk-ins. musical “Wicked” at PPAC is on Wednesday, Jan. 8. Showtime is at More yoga classes 7 p.m., the departure from the Yoga is from 6 to 7 p.m. on Mon- Bristol Community Center is at days and from 7 to 8 p.m. on 5:15. Tickets and transportation Wednesdays at the former are $65. Reynolds School on High Street. The classes are good for all levels. More Zumba classes The cost is $7. Walk-ins are wel- Daytime Zumba classes for come. Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Page 15 Mt. Hope Huskies shut out Warwick Vets, earn postseason berth Huskies pummel Vets, 25-0 in Homecoming Day Game

BY ERIC DICKERVITZ [email protected]

It may have been Homecoming Day for the Mt. Hope Huskies on Friday, Nov. 8, but for football head coach Brian Cote, this was a game that could make or break the Huskies’ chance at playing in the championship playoffs. A win would guarantee a playoff berth. In the event that Mt. Hope lost to Warwick Veterans’, their fate would be determined by other schools’ wins and losses. “I didn’t tell the team we could still make it if we lost,” Mr. Cote said before Friday’s game began.

“They need to play to win.” PHOTOS BY RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. And they did. Runningback Jesse Raiola jumps for the goal line and scores his second touchdown in the first half. Halfway through the first quarter, the Huskies put their first 7 points on the scoreboard after Huskies a 19-0 lead. Jesse Raiola carried for a touch- Before the half, Christian Torres down, and Kyle Valenzuela added made an interception on a War- an extra point. Later in the quar- wick Vets’ passing attempt, secur- Freshmen in the finals ter, Corey Jackson made three ing a healthy lead to begin the sec- BY ERIC DICKERVITZ attempts to gain yardage and ond half. [email protected] score, but was stopped by a strong In the fourth quarter, the game Mt. Hope’s freshmen football team improved its Warwick defense. was held up with an injury time out record to 6-1 on Friday, Nov. 8 when they defeated With the line of scrimmage near after Valenzuela took a hard hit by a Westerly High School 35-8, during the Huskies’ the 10-yard line, the Huskies’ Vets’ defenseman. Kyle lay on the Homecoming Day. The team will now play for the fourth down field goal attempt ground complaining of back pain State Championship on Saturday, Nov. 16, when went wide, turning the ball over to for several minutes as coaches and they face Classical High School for the state title. the Hurricanes. On their first trainers assessed the injury. The championship game will be held at Cranston down, the Hurricanes fumbled the Despite Valenzuela’s pleas to con- Stadium at 3 p.m. This will be the second time this ball and Mt. Hope’s Jared Ramos tinue to play, Coach Cote put back- season that the two teams face each other. The recovered it. Two plays later, up quarterback Stephen Riendeau undefeated Classical team gave the freshmen Valenzuela handed the ball to in to replace Valenzuela for the Huskies their only loss of the season when they nar- The Mt. Hope freshmen football team ended its Raiola, who again ran into the end remainder of the game. rowly beat Mt. Hope 14-12. regular season with a 6-1 record. zone, making the score 13-0. The final scoring drive of the Before the half, the Huskies would game put the Huskies’ up 25-0 after add another touchdown run, this Riendeau handed off the ball to Friday’s win put Mt. Hope’s into the playoffs. offs begin, the Huskies’ next chal- time by Aidan Silva who made a Nick Murgo who made a seven- record at 4-3 and in a three-way tie The win against Warwick Veter- lenge will be against Barrington sideline run wide left up the side- yard dash into the end zone, giving for second place in Division 2. The ans was the final regular season High School for the annual line untouched, giving the him a total of 60 yards rushing. Huskies’ fourth seed places them game for the Huskies. Before play- Thanksgiving Day game. Page 16 Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Warriors take RISMA championships The East Bay Warriors Jr. Midget while Luke Swift swept a third football team took a convincing from Portsmouth’s intended 32-0 win over Portsmouth on Sun- receiver. day, Nov. 10, clinching the Rhode “Caden Cabral had a monster Island and Southeastern Massa- game at middle linebacker, and AJ chusetts football championship. Bernado, Jeremy Thiboutot and Josh Pompey scored three of the Connor McKenna had strong Warriors’ touchdowns, one a 75- games at linebacker,” Mr. Moskala yard scramble, to help clinch the said. title and complete his total 200 Defensive backs Pompey, Joey yards on the day. Quarterback Penkala and Moskala contained Matty DeFelice took control on the outside run, in addition to play- the ground and in the air, adding a ing solid passing defense. quarterback sneak to gain a The defensive line, including touchdown and utilizing Jeff Sil- Forden, Myers, Matt Oliveira, Keith via, who ran for another six-point Stephenson, Alex Tainsh and Dylan The team poses for a photo following Sunday’s victory. gain. Thiboutot, controlled the line of “Ends and backs, Colin Sullivan, scrimmage all game, allowing the Max Moskala, and Jeremy Thi- Warriors to stop the Patriots’ strong boutot did a great job blocking, as rushing attack while pressuring the did the offensive line and tight quarterback when he tried to pass. ends, Mike Trexler, Dylan Martins, The Warriors move on to Region- Luke Swift, Zach Silva, and Tyler al playoffs, with their next game Rego,” said Warriors’ coach Ted scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 17. Moskala. They will play Hooksett (N.H.) at Defensively, Pompey made two Gill Stadium in Manchester, NH. interceptions for the Warriors That game begins at 4 p.m. SPORTS BRIEF Old gridiron game is back Warren and Mt. Hope football players are encouraged to participate. The Bristol-Warren Gridiron Club Admission to the game will be $5 at will be hosting the Second Annual the gate, and children under 10 are Bristol-Warren Alumni Flag Football free. There will be a post game Game Nov. 27, from 5-8 p.m. at the gathering following the game for Kickemuit Middle School in Warren. current players, coaches, parents All proceeds for this event will help and supporters of the football pro- support the Youth and High School grams. Contact Mark Rhynard for Football Programs in the Bristol and more information, Warren area. All former Bristol, [email protected].

LEGAL NOTICE OBITUARIES TOWN OF BRISTOL INVITATION TO BID Albert Harry Vierling BID NO. 801 Served in the Navy and Army Sealed bids will be received until 12 noon Albert Harry Vierling III, on December 4, 2013, for furnishing the 57 of Oliver St., passed Town of Bristol with the following: away on Oct. 30, 2013, at ROOF CUPOLA AND BULKHEAD Rhode Island Hospital. REPAIR/IMPROVEMENTS He was the husband of Melissa DREADNAUGHT FIRE STATION Ann (Proulx) Vierling. BIDS WILL BE OPENED AT 12 NOON, Born in Philadelphia, Penn., he BRISTOL TOWN HALL, 10 COURT was the son of the late Albert Har- STREET ON DECEMBER 4, 2013 FOR ry Vierling Jr. and Patricia Ann THE TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OF (Kause) Vierling. DECEMBER 4, 2013. He was the father of Ryan Lee Bid Documents may be obtained and bids Vierling of Portsmouth; Brandon MUST be filed at the Office of the Town Lee and Corey Lee Vierling of Bris- Clerk, 10 Court Street, Bristol, RI 02809. tol; brother of Theresa Vierling, Bids must be submitted in a sealed envelope and clearly marked on the outside Kevin Vierling and Patricia Ann with the bidder’s name and address, sub- Watson. ject matter, bid number, and the bid open- He is also survived by his moth- ing date. Bids will be opened at 12 noon er-in-law Isabel Proulx, his sister- at the Bristol Town Hall, 10 Court Street on December 4, 2013. Successful bid- in- law Gail McClenathan and her ders must furnish a performance bond on husband Gary and his faithful 100 percent of the proposed contract companion Oreo. within 15 days after the award. The Town Albert was a graduate of Eastern reserves all rights to reject any and all bids, or any part thereof, or to go on the High School in Vorhees, N.J. and open market when is deemed to be in the then served in the Army for three best interest of the Town. years before enlisting in the Navy and serving for 17 years. All proposals are subject to the provisions of Chapter 13 of Title 37 of the RI General His funeral services were held on Laws as amended, including but not limit- November 6th from the George ed to those provisions relative to prevail- Lima Funeral Home with a Mass of ing wages as applicable. Christian Burial celebrated by Rev. LOUIS P. CIRILLO, CMC Richard Narciso at St. Elizabeth TOWN CLERK Church. The offertory gifts were presented by Ryan Vierling, Bran- November 7, 14 & 21, 2013 don Vierling and Corey Vierling. Burial followed in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 Page 17 OBITUARIES Manuel Tavares Palmera “Pal” (Massa) Alves Landscaper and custodian He was employed at landscaper Born on Palm Sunday, 1917 Wright, of Stockholm Sweden. She supporter of her family through Manuel Tavares, 88, of First for DaPonte Landscaping for five Palmera “Pal” (Massa) Alves, age also leaves six beloved great-grand- thick and thin. She and her “Hon” School Street years and prior to that worked as a 96 of Metacom children, Nathan Fletcher, Ariana (husband) endured and enjoyed passed away on janitor at Pearson Yachts for 20 Avenue, entered Pezullo, ZacharyPezzullo, Steven, life though the Great Depression; Nov. 8, 2013. years. peacefully into Ethan and Cameron Pezzullo. she found time and loving words He was the hus- His funeral services were held eternal life on Her living siblings include a for everyone who needed her until band of the late Nov. 11 from the George Lima Thursday, Nov. brother, Edmund “Hector” Massa the day she passed. Pal Alves made O livia Funeral Home with a Mass of 7, 2013, sur- of Bristol. her community and the world a (Resendes) Christian Burial celebrated by Rev. rounded by her She was preceded in death by better place for the life and light Tavares. Luis Dutra at St. Elizabeth Church. loving family. her husband, parents and siblings, she gave to all. Born in Liturgical readings were by Grace She was the wife grand and great-grandchildren: Funeral services are at the San- Cabouco Lagna, Barbosa and Jessica Tavares. The of the late two born infants: Joseph Pezzullo, sone Funeral Home, 192 Wood St., St. Michael, he offertory gifts were presented by Manuel “Steve” and Hannah Rose Pezzullo, two Bristol, Tuesday, Nov. 12, 2013 at 9 was the son of the late Jose and Zachary Brisson, Cory Brisson and Alves. beloved and grown young men, a.m. with a Mass of Christian Bur- Rosalina (Correia) Tavares. Taylor Brisson. Pal was a lifelong resident of Christopher Golini, and Jarred ial at 10 in Our Lady of Mount He was the father of Manuel A. Burial followed in St. Mary’s Bristol where most of her family Fletcher, four sisters, Anna Esposi- Carmel Church, 141 State St., Bris- Tavares, Joseph A. Tavares, Adriano Cemetery. still resides. to, Florence “Flo” Vieira, Josephine tol. Burial will follow in St. Mary’s Tavares and Maria A. Brisson; the Pallbearers were Michael She was one of 1 children of the Vescera and Theresa Cardoza and Cemetery, Chestnut Street, Bristol. grandfather of Michael Tavares, Tavares, Louis Tavares, Jessica late Biagio and Teresa (Ambrosia) five brothers, Joseph, Salvatore Visiting hours are on Monday, Jessica Tavares, Zachary Brisson, Tavares, Zachary Brisson, Corey Massa. She was born on Palm Sun- “Sal”, Nicholas “Nick”, Biagino Nov. 11, 2013 from 4 - 7 p.m. Cory Brisson and Taylor Brisson; Brisson and Taylor Brisson. day in 1917 and with joy was “Gene” and Angelo “Chet” Massa. In lieu of flowers please send the brother of Liduina Amorim, Memorial donations may be named Palmera by her loving She was a communicant of Our donations to the local community Clotilde Soares, Conceicao, Bar- made to Silver Creek Activities mother and father. Lady of Mount Carmel Church, soup kitchen and food bank, Bris- bosa, Leonilde Gaspar and the late Fund, 7 Creek Lane, Bristol RI She is survived by three daugh- Bristol and a member of the Noc- tol Good Neighbors on 378 Hope Joao Tavares and Floriano Tavares. 02809. ters, LuAnn Pezzullo and her hus- turnal Adoration Society at the St., P.O. Box 223, Bristol, RI 02809 or band Ed, of Bristol, Kathleen (Alves) church. online at www.bristolgoodneigh- Golini of Jamestown, and Becky Pal and “Steve” her husband bors.org or to The Alzheimer’s Sandra Lee (Ritchie) Souza (Alves) Wright of South Kingstown. lived a long and happy marriage Foundation of RI, 245 Waterman Attended Bristol schools, Souza; stepmother of Ryan Phillip Pal leaves six grandchildren, together, full of big band dancing, Street, Suite 306, Providence, RI former bank teller Souza and the sister of John Edward Pezzullo of Warren, Mary- family traditions, and lifelong 02906 or online at www.alz.org. Sandra Lee (Ritchie) Souza, 49 Ritchie, Sharon K. Ritchie and the beth Fletcher, of Bristol, Steven Pez- friends especially Isabelle and Tony For online condolences, shared of Domenic late Robert Ritchie. zullo, of Warwick, Lee Golini, of Principe. She will always be memories, information and direc- Court passed Sandra attended Bristol schools Jamestown, Maxwell Wright of remembered as the life of the party tions go to www.sansonefuneral- away on Nov. 7, and was a bank teller for Peoples South Kingstown and Lacey Rose as well as a family confidant and home.com. 2013 at Rhode Credit Union, Bank Newport and Island Hospital. Citizens Bank over her career. She was the Her funeral services will be wife of Ronald held, Friday Nov. 15, 2013 at 10 Souza. a.m. from the George Lima Funer- Born in Provi- al Home, 367 High St., with a Mass dence, she was of Christian Burial at 11, at St. Eliz- the daughter of abeth Church, 577 Wood St., Bris- Louise (Santos) Ritchie and the tol. late John Ritchie; mother of Nicole Visiting hours are today, Thurs- Lee Souza and Jared Robert day, Nov. 14, 2013 from 5 - 8 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to Bristol Rescue Squad, PO Shirley A. Medeiros Box 775, Bristol, RI 02809. Born in Bristol Shirley A. Medeiros of 5 Dunbar LEGAL NOTICE Ave., Bristol, passed away TOWN OF BRISTOL, RHODE ISLAND Tuesday, Nov. 5, ZONING BOARD OF REVIEW LEGAL NOTICE 2013. She was 60. Notice is hereby given that the Bristol Born in Bristol, Zoning Board of Review will be in session on Monday, December 2, 2013 at 7:00 she was the p.m. in the Bristol Town Hall, 10 Court daughter of the Street, Bristol, Rhode Island when all late Jesse T. and persons will be heard for or against the F lorance following: Medeiros. PETITIONS: She is survived by a daughter, Vanessa Chadwick; two nieces, Dianne Raiola and Cynthia Francis d/b/a Bethany Fitness – Special Use Permit: to Laura Medeiros and Alicia West; operate a recreational health club and and her companion, David salon service business within the Lescault. Manufacturing zoning district. Located at 156 Bayview Avenue, Assessor’s Plat 37, Lot 68; Zone: M.

8th Anniversary 30 Thompson Avenue, LLC – Dimensional Variance: to construct a 16ft. Arlene P. Barboza x 22ft. two-story addition to the rear of an existing two-family dwelling with less than 2005 - Nov. 18 - 2013 the required left side yard. Located at 30 Thompson Avenue; Assessor’s Plat 22, Lots 149 and 151; Zone: R-10.

Edgardo Rodriguez and Suzanne Cruanes-Rodriguez – Dimensional Variance: to amend an existing variance decision for the construction of a 28ft. x 37ft. accessory barn structure to permit the installation of second floor roof dorm- ers, a second floor rear deck, and a bathroom. Located at 110 Griswold Avenue, Assessor’s Plat 160, Lot 16, Zone R-40.

Edward M. Tanner Zoning Enforcement Officer Love You Mom November 14, 2013 Page 18 Bristol Phoenix November 14, 2013 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING TOWN OF BRISTOL RHODE ISLAND TOWN OF BRISTOL TAX COLLECTOR’S SALE INTOXICATING BEVERAGE LICENSE RENEWALS 2013-2014 The undersigned Collector of Taxes for the Town of Bristol, Rhode Island hereby gives notice that she will sell at public auction at the Town Hall at 10 Court Street in said Town of Bristol Applications for licenses to keep for sale and to sell intoxicating beverages in accordance with the provisions of Title 3 of the General on Friday, the sixth (6th) day of December, A. D. 2013 at 10:00 a.m. local time the following Laws of 1956 of the State of Rhode Island and all amendments thereof, and additions thereto have been made at this office as fol- described parcels of real estate (for the levy upon which notice is hereby given) or so much lows: thereof as may be necessary to pay the real estate tax which constitute a lien thereon, and the costs and charges incident to this sale. CLASS ‘A’ THE HOURGLASS, INC. BRISTOL HOUSE OF PIZZA, INC. Each of the following described parcels of real estate will be sold for the payment of the taxes 1776 LIQUORS, LTD. d/b/a The Hourglass Brasserie d/b/a Bristol House of Pizza assessed. Information as to the nature of the said taxes and the amounts due on the sev- d/b/a 1776 Liquors 382 Thames Street 55 State Street eral parcels may be obtained from the undersigned, and will be announced at the sale. 597 Metacom Avenue JACKY’S GALAXIE BRISTOL, INC. B-SIDE & SIINO ENTERPRISES, LLC REDEMPTION OF PARCELS SOLD AT TAX SALE MAY BE ACCOMPLISHED FOLLOW- BRISTOL LIQUORS, INC. d/b/a Jacky’s Galaxie and Sushi Bar d/b/a Nacho Mamma’s ING THE TAX SALE IN CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES AS PROVIDED BY STATUTE, BUT SUBSTANTIAL ADDITIONAL COSTS, PENALTIES AND INTEREST WOULD ALSO BE d/b/a Bristol Liquors 383 Metacom Avenue 76 State Street DUE. 390 Metacom Avenue YULIN ZHANG MIKE’S PIZZA OF BRISTOL, INC. For a more particular description of said parcels of real estate reference is made to the MT. HOPE LIQUORS, INC. d/b/a Green Tea Chinese Restaurant d/b/a Pizza Wave records and plats in the office of the Town Clerk of said Town. d/b/a Mt. Hope Liquors 531 Wood Street 400 Metacom Avenue 678 Hope Street Estate taxed to: JOHN RICHARD BENJAMIN, INC. LES’S RICCOTTI’S OF BRISTOL, INC. ANDREWS, Cinthia Ann VIOLA’S LIQUOR STORE, INC. d/b/a Judge Roy Bean Saloon d/b/a Riccotti’s Sandwich Shop Assessor’s Plat 18 Lot 19 d/b/a Viola’s Liquor Store 1 State Street 11 Gooding Avenue PREMISES: 31 Congregational Street 219 Wood Street JG & BD TAVERN, INC. CLASS ‘D’ CLUB Estate taxed to: BARR, Adam & Melissa CLASS ‘B’ HOTEL d/b/a Kinsmen Tavern Assessor’s Plat 133 Lot 90 241 State Street BRISTOL COUNTY LODGE PREMISES: 8 Juniper Court Bristol Harbor Inn, LLC #1860 BPOE d/b/a Bristol Harbor Inn MARCASSIN, LLC d/b/a Bristol County Elks Estate taxed to: 259 Thames Street d/b/a Le Central 1 Constitution Street BAXTER, Edna M., estate 483 Hope Street Assessor’s Plat 61 Lot 1 CLASS ‘B’ VICTUALLER BRISTOL SPORTS CLUB PREMISES: 1287 Hope Street LEO’S PIZZERIA & DELI, INC. d/b/a Bristol Sports Club CUSTOM CATERING, INC. d/b/a Leo’s Ristorante 417 Wood Street Estate taxed to: d/b/a 195 Franklin Street 365 Hope Street BENEVIDES, Joseph C. 195 Franklin Street BRISTOL YACHT CLUB Assessor’s Plat 33 Lot 207 PREMISES: 113 DeWolf Avenue THE LOBSTER POT, INC. d/b/a Bristol Yacht Club LIBERATOS LOUNGE AND d/b/a The Lobster Pot 101 Poppasquash Road Estate taxed to: RESTAURANT, LLC 119-121 Hope Street CORDEIRO, Antonio J. & Angie M. d/b/a Agave CUP DEFENDERS ASSOCIATION Assessor's Plat 87 Lot 21 805 Hope Street THE PERSIMMON GROUP, LLC d/b/a Cup Defenders Association premises: 126 Tupelo Street d/b/a Persimmon 230 Wood Street GRACE WATERS, INC. 31 State Street Estate taxed to: d/b/a Aidan’s Pub LINCOLN CLUB FEW PROPERTIES, INC. 5 John Street QUITO’S SHELLFISH AND RESTAU- d/b/a The Lincoln Club Assessor’s Plat 153 Lots 431-435 & 498-500 RANT, INC. 9 St. Elizabeth Street and Assessor's Plat 152, Lots 428-430 BRISTOL OYSTER BAR, LLC d/b/a Quito’s Shellfish & Restaurant PREMISES: Basswood Dr., Sunrise Dr., Tilbury Dr. d/b/a Bristol Oyster Bar 411 Thames Street PORTUGUESE INDEPENDENT Estate taxed to: 448 Hope Street BAND CLUB GEMMA, Anna B. WIND SONG INDUSTRIES, INC. d/b/a PIC Club Assessor’s Plat 26 Lot 123 BRISTOL BBC, LLC d/b/a Redlefsen’s Rotisserie & Grill 588 Wood Street PREMISES: 30 Cole Street d/b/a British Beer Company 444 Thames Street 29 State Street ANTHONY C. ALMEIDA VFW POST Estate taxed to: VANDERHOOF-MYERS, INC. #237 GRAPENTINE, Janet S. CAFE CENTRAL, LTD. d/b/a Roberto’s d/b/a VFW Assessor’s Plat 159 Lot 569 d/b/a Café Central 450 Hope Street 850 Hope Street PREMISES: 10 Monterey Drive 173 Bradford Street S. S. DION, INC. CLASS ‘D’ CLUB – INTOXICATING Estate taxed to: HAMILTON, Earl & Janet CARMINA BENEVIDES d/b/a S. S. Dion BEVERAGE & VICTUALLING Assessor’s Plat 4 Lots 17 & 18 d/b/a Casual Inn 520 Thames Street LICENSE PREMISES: 932 Hope Street 170 Franklin Street SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC LIBEGOFF RESTAURANT, LLC Estate taxed to: BRISTOL GOLF CLUB, INC. d/b/a Thames Waterside Bar & Grill BRISTOL COUNTY LODGE LOBSTER POT REALTY, INC. d/b/a The Clubhouse 251 Thames Street #1860 BPOE Assessor’s Plat 16 Lot 28 95 Tupelo Street d/b/a Bristol County Elks PREMISES: 119 Hope Street TWEET’S FAMILY RESTAURANT, INC. 1 Constitution Street COMMON PUB, INC. d/b/a Tweet’s Family Restaurant Estate taxed to: d/b/a Common Pub 180 Mt. Hope Avenue BRISTOL SPORTS CLUB PEASE, Elizabeth A. 421 Wood Street d/b/a Bristol Sports Club Assessor's Plat 83 Lot 9 PREMISES: 33 Dimond Avenue WING-N-IT, INC. 417 Wood Street THAMES STREET LANDING d/b/a Wing-N-It Estate taxed to: TAVERN CO., LLC 549 Metacom Avenue LINCOLN CLUB PEIXOTO, Manuel, trustee d/b/a DeWolf Tavern d/b/a The Lincoln Club Assessor's Plat 149 Lots 30, 32 259 Thames Street WOOD STREET CAFÉ, LLC 9 St. Elizabeth Street PREMISES: Narrows Road & Platt Street d/b/a Wood St. Café COASTAL VIEW, INC. 260 1/2 Wood Street PORTUGUESE INDEPENDENT BAND Estate taxed to: d/b/a Fins CLUB RAPOSA, Ronald & CAMPBELL, Regina 198 Thames Street CLASS ‘B’ VICTUALLER, LIMITED d/b/a PIC Club Assessor's Plat 33 Lots 38, 39 588 Wood Street PREMISES: east side Margaret Street GOODING GRILLE, LLC THE BEEHIVE CAFÉ Estate taxed to: d/b/a Gooding Grille d/b/a The Beehive Café TAVARES, Richard & Elizabeth 200 Gooding Avenue 10 Franklin Street Assessor's Plat 103 Lot 84 Unit G A-5 PREMISES: GARAGE UNIT A-5 Bristol Woods Drive The Town Council will be in session in the Town Hall, Council Chambers on Wednesday evening, November 20, 2013, beginning at Estate taxed to: 7 o’clock PM at which time and place all persons remonstrating the granting of the above licenses are entitled to and will be heard. VELLECA Christopher J. Said remonstrance shall be filed on or before the time of hearing and must be accompanied with a plat. Assessor's Plat 61 Lots 12, 14 PREMISES: 123 Peck Avenue Individuals requesting interpreter services for the hard of hearing must notify the Town Clerk’s Office at 253-7000 72 hours in advance of the hearing date. Estate taxed to: ZHUANG, Yuan Kai By Order of the Town Council Assessor's Plat 17 Lot 18 Louis P. Cirillo, CMC PREMISES: 125 Franklin Street Council Clerk TERMS OF SALE: Cash or certified check on acceptance of bid by auctioneer. Other con- October 31, November 7 & 14, 2013 ditions made known at time and place of said sale.

JULIE R. GOUCHER Collector of Taxes for the Town of Bristol (401) 253-7000

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Grandfathering of a dock Long before Albert Quito returned to Bristol from Maine to run the Thames Street-restaurant, his mother Josephine Anne Quito was operating a quahog business. Back then, there were no rules or regulations to the water and who could do what, she said. Ms. Quito had several pilings driven into the harbor, and then constructed the small dock in the 50s. The dock was used by qua- RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. hog fishermen, who would tie Bob Morris was ticketed nearly $1,000 by Bristol Harbor Patrol for up, unload their catch and return docking at Quito’s Restaurant. to sea. When Mr. Quito moved back to Bristol over a decade ago to run the converted restaurant, he saw that the dock was in a state of disrepair. As he began to fix it, officials from the CRMC issued a cease- and-desist order, dated Aug. 27, 2003. The order cited Mr. Quito for constructing a dock in state- GRAPHIC BY JASON CALVERT owned property (Independence The dock, depicted in the above graphic, is a 5-by-15 foot structure, Park), despite it having been in built in state waters. existence long before the CRMC developed its rules and regula- is trying to find the answer to. courtesy,” said Mr. Quito, adding tions. When Mr. Quito sought the that he asked Mr. Morris several The order simply required Mr. town’s help in removing Mr. Mor- times to remove his boat. RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. Quito to submit a complete ris’ dilapidated fishing boat Jar- “You can tie up at the town The dock at Quito’s Restaurant. application for the dock rebuild, rod Seth, the town obliged, dock, but he has to pay there,” he including plans stamped by a ordering the harbor patrol to said. “He just wants to come here professional engineer. ticket it. for nothing and use our pilings. It who can’t.” the CRMC. “As it stands right The dock was grandfathered- “He said he was going to to tie blocks our whole view here.” Because the dock is alongside now, it may be a case of property in, and Mr. Quito was granted up for a couple of days,” Mr. Mr. Morris went to town offi- Independence Park, the town line dispute. The CRMC cannot rights to maintain and access the Quito said. “He didn’t move until cials, asking for permission to does have managerial rights. resolve that. Mr. Quito is the dock. July. He stayed all this time with drive in more pilings to extend Until the matter can be settled, owner of record on that dock.” winds and storms we had. the dock. He would bear the cost. Town Administrator Tony Teix- Mr. Teixeira referred the issue Private dock on public property “He left the boat here for eight But the town, and Mr. Quito, eira has asked that no one utilize to the town’s legal counsel, Mike Where it gets muddy is here: If months.” said no. the dock. Ursillo. the state owns the dock, con- The boat was obstructing the “I don’t understand why we “Unfortunately, this dock is in “We’re not sure if (Mr. Quito) is structed with Mr. Quito’s lumber, restaurant’s view of the water, can’t dock here,” Mr. Morris said. conformance with the consent paying the taxes for that proper- and managed by the Town of Mr. Quito said. “It’s in state-owned property. and the (CRMC) program,” said ty,” Mr. Teixeira said. “But (Mr. Bristol, is it open to the public? “If we’re trying to conduct (Mr. Quito) shouldn’t be allowed Laura Dwyer, public educator Morris’) tickets do stand. He will That’s the question Mr. Morris business here, it’s a common to say who can dock here and and information coordinator at end up having to pay them.”

WESTPORT HARBOR ESTATE AUCTION Paintings, Furniture, Silver, Porcelain, Rugs formerly the property of noted paleontologist William Letchworth Bryant on the premises 205 Howland Road, Westport Harbor, MA WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20 AT 10:30 AM Inspection: Tuesday, November 19 from 1 to 4 PM and one hour before sale on Wednesday

ARTICLES INCLUDE: Tiger maple chest-on- chest from Seabury House, Massachusetts highboy, Newport Queen Anne sidechair, Sheraton settee, tambour secretary, wing chairs, Italian cassone, Aaron Willard, Jr. banjo clock, portraits in miniature, silhouettes, pair of Japanese bronze lions. Important knife collection which includes scalping knife found on Little Big Horn battle- field, samurai sword, decoys. Paintings by Roland Clark, Charles H. Davis, Robert Swain Gifford, George A. Hays, o/c, Roland Clark, 20” x 24” Edmund Darch Lewis, Harry Leith-Ross, Anna Richards, George W. Whitaker. Sterling silver by Birks; Black, Starr & Frost, Gorham and other makers. Chinese Export, Coalport, Meissen, Staffordshire, Rosenthal; Steuben, cut crystal. All Under Canvas - Catered luncheon DIRECTIONS: Rte 77 in Tiverton to left onto 179 (Gray’s Ice Cream on corner) into Adamsville, right at ballfield onto Westport Harbor Road. Three miles to right on Howland Road to site. Follow red auction arrows and “Acoaxet Chapel” signs. Michael R. Corcoran, Auctioneer GUSTAVE J. S. WHITE CO. 37 Bellevue Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island • (401) 841-5780 East Bay Life Pages B1-B13 East Bay Life November 13-14, 2013 Page B1 FIVE$$ UNDER1100 1. Opening for 'Warren: A Point Of View' This exhibit portrays the vibrant town of Warren told by current and former residents using video, audio, photographs, artifacts, memorabilia and oral histories. HHaannddss--oonn Imago Gallery, 36 Market St., Warren; 6-8 p.m.; Thurs- day, Nov. 14; www.preservewarren.org; free. hheeaalliinngg 2. Stories in the Stars Bring the family and discover the legends of the night sky. Begin inside with a brief talk on astronomy and learn what stars and constellations are visible this time of year. Advance registration required. Audubon Environ- RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. mental Education Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol; Massage therapist Christine Perry of Hair, Heart & Soul in Bristol. 6:30-8 p.m.; Thursday, Nov. 14.; www.asri.org; $10/$12 For some, massage is more than an enjoyable indulgence — it's medicine each adult/child pair. 3. Meet the authors of assage therapist tendons and fascia. While perhaps not as sooth- Reiki increased her peace and sense of well- Christine Perry of ing for the client in the moment, the procedure being as she tried to come to terms with the 'Rhode Island Recipes' Bristol became inter- effectively relaxes knotted muscles, eliminating loss of her father. Come meet Lydia Walshin ested in her profes- associated pain. Both Swedish and deep-tissue Despite documented benefits and rumors to and Jennifer Leal, the sion the way many techniques are often recommended for man- the contrary, it does not appear that The Afford- authors of the new cook- people do: as a satis- agement of conditions ranging from fibromyal- able Care Act will change to infrequency with book "Rhode Island Recipes: fied consumer. "I was gia and TMJ to chronic headaches. which patients are able avoid out-of-pocket Creative, Healthy Cooking diagnosed with scoliosis at the age of 14," she A study published in the Journal of Alterna- massage therapy expenses. According to the with Local Iconic Foods" at Barrington Public Library. says.M "It was very painful. Massage helped so tive and Complementary Medicine clearly Rhode Island chapter of the American Massage 281 County Road, Barring- much with pain relief, it was remarkable." showed a drop in patients' blood pressure fol- Therapy Association, massage in Rhode Island ton; 2-4 p.m., Sunday, Nov. Christine attended Fordham University in lowing a single deep tissue massage of about is "still regulated as a business and service and 17; 401/247-1920; free. the Bronx, New York, earned a Bachelor's 45 minutes' duration. And in 2010, The Journal is not recognized as a health care modality." degree in psychology and entered social work. of Clinical Psychiatry reported that massage Practitioners and devotees hope that will But her curiosity about the power of massage reduced both heart rate and stress hormone change, and the trend is in their favor, as more 4. 'New Israel/New therapy stayed with her. So she made a sub- levels, while triggering the release of mood- and more emphasis is placed on both preventa- England: Jews and Puri- stantial career course-correction, moved to the elevating hormones oxytocin and serotonin. tive medicine and the acknowledgment of the West Coast and attended the East West College Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress negative impact of stress on health. tans in Early America' of the Healing Arts. She specializes in tradi- reduction based on the idea that there is a life Perry looks forward to increased acceptance Associate professor of Eng- tional Swedish massage, as well as deep tissue force around us that can be manipulated into a of massage as an important part of any health lish and folklore at Fitchburg and Reiki, a skill Perry added to her repertoire state of balance. It is particularly beneficial in and wellness regimen. "Someday medicine State University Michael in the past couple of years. cases of emotional upset. Rather than a full will come to realize that dealing with stress Hoberman will speak about Deep tissue massage therapy is similar to session of Reiki, Perry will more typically add it before it becomes a health problem is the right his book, “New Israel/New England: Jews and Puritans Swedish massage, but with increased focused to a massage service, if the client is interested. approach," she says. "That's a pretty powerful in Early America” followed pressure on the deepest layers of muscle tissue, Success stories include a client who found that thing.” by a film screening of “The Lady in Number 6,” which depicts 109-year-old Alice ALONG THE WATERFRONT Herz Sommer, the world's oldest pianist and Holocaust survivor. RWU Global Her- itage Hall Building, Room Fishermen let loose; striper limits tightened G01, 1 Old Ferry Road, Bris- tol; 2:30 p.m., Sunday, Nov. he party that made The Fisherman’s Ball enjoys a 17.; 401/254-3433; free. Sakonnet Harbor famous rich history dating back to 1939. T will resume Saturday, Life Magazine featured a lengthy 5. 'The Hunger Games' Nov. 16, from 6 to 10 p.m. at Little pictorial of the event in October of Compton's Sakonnet Point Club. 1940. Relive the ultimate survival- That's when the community will A highlight is the awarding of of the fittest movie of 2012 the Crow’s Nest Award. This tradi- and prepare yourself for the mark the end of next installment of Suzanne the summer sea- tion, established in 1967, trumpets Collins’ trilogy, "Catching son by celebrat- the point’s citizen of the year. The Fire", in theaters November ing the Fisher- recipient must be a resident, 22nd. Barrington Public man’s Ball. The employed at the point, a fisher- Library, 281 County Rd., 6- event, which is man, or regular visitor and have 8:30 p.m., Monday, Nov 18; open to the pub- made a significant personal differ- 401/247-1920 x310; free. lic, will also cele- ence to the general wellbeing of For complete details on Bruce brate this year’s the Sakonnet area. these events and more, see BURDETT winner of the The bronze award is mounted inside ‘8 Days Calendar’ Crow’s Nest Award, William "Ted" Truscott. See WATERFRONT Page 3 Ted Truscott weathers another tough day off Sakonnet Point. Page B2 East Bay Life November 13-14, 2013 Bay View kicks off Christmas season in style Bay View Academy is hosting "A Very Bay View Christmas" November 15-17, to ring in the holiday season with song, dance, and fun. From a petting zoo and photos with Santa Claus to a high-caliber performance of toe- tapping holiday tunes and Christmas favorites, this event has something for everyone to enjoy. There will be four performances of "A Very Bay View Christmas" featuring 91 Bay View performers from fourth through 12th grade. Santa Claus and his elves will be available for 90 minutes before each performance for photos, and anyone who writes to Santa and drops it in Bay View’s “Santa Mail” on the day of the show will get a letter from Santa in response. (Be LORI DESVERGNES sure to include return address.) Warm up with a hot cocoa while Performing in "A Very Bay View Christmas," (l-r) are Liv DaSilva, Sara seeing the animals at the petting Negash, Lauren Moonan, Faith Allen of East Providence, Caroline zoo, right on Bay View’s cam- Mahoney of East Providence, Lily Gucfa, Carlee Sincavage, and Emma pus….there will be goats, ducks, and Cecelia Egan of Bristol. piglets and more! WHERE: Bay View Academy, 3070 Pawtucket Ave., Riverside. Nov. 16-17. Doors open 90 min- COST: $25. WHEN: 7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 15; utes earlier for Santa and the pet- MORE INFO: events.bayviewa 3 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, ting zoo. cademy.org; 401/434-0113. Free admission to the Herreshoff Marine Museum This Saturday, Nov. 16, enjoy free admission at the Herreshoff Marine Museum/America's Cup Hall of Fame from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Enjoy guided tours, an update on the Reliance project, a book signing, a meet-the-artist opportunity, movie viewing, and activities for kids of all ages, including: museum store discounts; cider and snacks; Bimini ring swing; nautical knot tying; arts and crafts; ‘Of Boats and Brothers’ a movie about the history of the Herreshoff Man- ufacturing Co. WHERE: 1 Burnside St., Bristol. WHEN: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Satur- day, Nov. 16. MORE INFO: 401/253-5000; www.herreshoff.org.

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Sousa said, “We sold a lot of states are taking proactive words of the local newspaper, recreational fishing experience for water bass; Dave Pollack about squid rigs this weekend. The fish- stances. Of course, here in Rhode The Sacramento Bee, as to why several Narragansett families. kayak fishing and Bahama bone- ing has been great and the squid Island the public awaits Governor green-card holders should ever For the second year in a row, the fishing; Dave Loren will talk about are large." Lincoln Chafee’s announcement become citizens if they can enjoy Department of his Montana trout fishing trip; and Tautog fishing has been good on giving driver’s licenses to ille- the rights of citizens. The legisla- Environmental Peter Nilsen will tell about trout with unusually large fish being gal immigrants. While he seems tion will be reintroduced, since Management opportunities on the Delaware taken this fall. A 15-pound fish on track to approve them, he the sponsors think it’s ludicrous (DEM), in con- River system. For information was weighed in at Lucky’s Bait should pause to reflect upon the to let somebody who is undocu- junction with the contact Peter Nilsen at last week which followed the 16- fact that licenses are used for a mented argue in front of the jury, RI Party and [email protected]. pound fish caught earlier this variety of purposes, including but not let somebody similarly Charter Boat season that was weighed in at program eligibil- situated to serve on that same Association DEM seeks public comment on Ray’s Bait & Tackle, Warwick. Greg ity, that require jury. (RIPCBA) and management plan proposals Bruning of The Tackle Box, War- identification. Personally, I think this trend Capt. Dave the Narragansett The Division of Fish and Wildlife wick, said, “We have gone This slippery demeans citizenship. Fortunately, MONTI Department of of the Department of Environ- through a lot of crabs… tautog slope leads to I have traveled to many countries Parks and Recre- mental Management (DEM) will fishing is good… I fished at Cod- other “privi- whose citizens seem to know ation, took families fishing while solicit public comment on a vari- dington Cove last week and leges” for those what their identity is. Clear collecting samples of tautog. ety of management plan propos- caught mostly short tautog but non-citizens, demarcations exist to delimit Approximately 200 samples of tau- als at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 19, the biomass was great.” George Arlene which raises a who is and isn’t a full blown tog in a diverse range of sizes are at the University of Rhode Island Hadfield reports on the RISAA VIOLET question. What member of that society. There is collected annually for analysis in a Bay Campus, Corless Auditorium, blog, “Went out Tuesday for tau- are the prerogatives of citizens? nothing “racist” about having a scientific monitoring program. South Ferry Road, Narragansett. tog from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Picked Looking at the State of Califor- melting pot where the “pot,” at Data collected during the survey is Written comments concerning the up nine keeper sized fish up to 22 nia gives some insight into where least, exists on a foundation of used in the age-structured stock regulations proposed by DEM " and four shorts. Slow and steady matters are headed. Democrats fundamental values and privi- assessment for that species. may be submitted to the Division but never got real hot. Fished in control the state legislature and leges. “In addition to the scientific of Fish and Wildlife, 3 Fort Wether- 25 feet over the rocks that extend sent democrat Governor Jerry As we approach another elec- benefits, this special project pro- ill Road, Jamestown, no later than from the shore north of Narrow Brown some eyebrow-raising tion year voters should ask the vides several families with an noon on November 19. River. A lot of birds working as “rights” for illegals, including dri- candidates from the Council, opportunity to take part in a fun- Public comment will be solicit- well, very small bait.” The tautog vers licenses. Last month the Mayor, Governor, and up to Con- filled day of fishing on a charter ed on RI Marine Fisheries amend- bite remains strong off Newport Governor signed legislation to gress just what their respective vessel and to bring home some ment and regulation proposals at Brenton Reef and at Seal stop local law officers from stands are on these issues. The freshly-caught fish,” said DEM that concern the American Eel, Ledge. Capt. John Sheriff reports detaining illegal immigrants and blurring of rights and responsi- Director Janet Coit. “All in all, this the removal of the October closure a good tautog bite off Newport all transferring them to federal bilities raise profound questions collaborative project is providing a for Atlantic Herring, commercial last week with anglers reaching authorities, unless they have as to national and local identity. boost to our science and a deep- quotas for summer flounder and their limit. Steve McKenna of committed certain serious Are there no rights or responsibil- ened appreciation for the variety the summer flounder exemption Quaker Lane Outfitters, North crimes. In effect, this legislation ities that belong to citizens alone? of marine life in our seas.” certificate program, the commer- Kingstown, said “Tautog fishing creates its own mini-immigra- Congress has been dithering on cial quota for scup and black sea from shore and boat has been tion law that flauts federal law. Its this issue, so people like Gover- Tautog longevity and regulations bass, coastal sharks, and the RI nothing short of spectacular… lack of cooperation mirrors nor Brown are homogenizing the Tautog are slow growers, which lobster trap transferability pro- Last week we sold more than 15 places like Providence, which at prerogatives. These creations of is why research such as the annual gram. Visit www.dem.ri.gov for bushels of green crabs. That's a least under former Mayor, now localized laws create a momen- age-structured stock assessment is details on the proposals. lot of crabs! One boat fisherman Congressman, David Cicilline, tum to nationalize these inroads. so important. Tautog are long- that frequents the store and who had a de facto sanctuary city. The Most of the time little thought— lived with the oldest male fish Where’s the bite? is an avid tautog fisherman said Governor also nodded his as opposed to political oppor- examined estimated at 34 years Striped bass fishing has slowed he has never ever seen blackfish- approval to noncitizens monitor- tunism—has been given to this old. The International Game Fish along the southern Rhode Island ing so good. He has been at it for ing polls for elections. erosion of what makes a United Association (IGFA) tautog world coastline. According to Mike Wade over 30 years.” Art Marshall The batch of new California States Citizen just that. California, record is 25 pounds, caught by of Watch Hill Outfitters, “The seas reports a great fishing trip with laws also allowed immigrants with its pandering to 10% of its Anthony Monica of Ocean City, were very rough last week, keep- Capt. BJ Silvia of Flippin Out without legal status to be admit- population, is leading the rest of New Jersey on January 20, 1998. ing many shore anglers off the Charters. “Capt. BJ had spots ted to the bar and practice law in the country down a primrose Male tautog can live for 30 years beaches.” Striped bass bite is good ranging from inside the bay in 30' the state. Governor Brown finally path. Its influence has already and females 25 years according to in the East Passage of Narra- (where we walloped nice keeper- drew the line when his democrat reared its head 3000 miles away NOAA. In Rhode Island, the tautog gansett Bay, with school bass sized fish) to the deep waters off in Rhode Island. minimum size is 16”, six fish/per- being caught. Manny Sousa of of Ocean Drive. By day's son/day with a boat limit of ten Lucky Bait & Tackle, Warren, said, end…(we boated) over 100 fish… fish. The season ends December “School striped bass with keepers most over the size limit, and one WATERFRONT: Striper numbers 15. Charter and party boats not mixed in have been caught in trophy fish close to 11 pounds.” said Marshall. From Page 1 Fisheries Commission has voted subject to ten fish boat limit. Westport and off Bullock’s Point, to develop new catch limits East Providence.” Noted local Captain Dave Monti has been Meet the Experts shore fisherman Steve McKenna fishing and shell fishing on to the transom of an old skiff tak- aimed to reduce fishing pressure at Rhody Fly Rodders en from the Fo'c’s'le. The commit- on stripers beginning with the of Cranston said, “Shore fishing Narragansett Bay for over 40 years. tee of 1967 created the bronze 2015 season. One option is to The Rhody Fly Rodders will hold has seen an upturn even with He holds a captain’s master license award featuring Ahab standing in reduce the daily recreational limit a Meet the Experts round table some bad weather. Traditionally, and a charter fishing license. the Crow’s Nest looking through from two to one beginning in discussion at 6:30 p.m. on Tues- the last week of October and the Contact or forward fishing news the long glass hoping to sight the 2015. day, Nov. 19 at the Riverside first week of November are excel- and photos to Capt. Dave at great white whale — "We all spend The action by the 15-state com- Sportsman’s Club, East Provi- lent and some of the best fishing [email protected] or visit some time in the 'crow’s nest' in mission came in response to a dence. Expert members will give of the season... I know of several his website at search of something." The com- new assessment of the coastal brief presentations on fly fishing nice fish from the mid-twenties to www.noflukefishing.com. mittee hoped the award would striper stock. The report conclud- for various species. Members Keld close to forty pounds that were serve to recognize at least a few of ed that striped bass are not over- those who keep their long glass in fished but it did show a dramatic focus. decline in adult fish in recent The Tides* HiAM HiPM LoAM LoPM Sunrise Sunset This year’s menu will feature a years and projects that the breed- raw bar, a carving station with ing population is on course to Wednesday, Nov. 13 4:07 (4.6) 4:35 (4.2) 10:34 10:15 6:31 4:27 prime rib and blackened pork cross the overfished threshold in Thursday, Nov. 14 5:03 (4.8) 5:29 (4.2) 11:17 10:47 6:32 4:26 loin, hors d’oeuvres, and a clam the near future. Friday, Nov. 15 5:53 (4.9) 6:17 (4.3) 11:54 11:21 6:34 4:25 chowder station. Cost is $35, chil- Some members of the Striped Saturday, Nov. 16 6:39 (5.0) 7:01 (4.3) — 12:27/11:57 6:35 4:24 dren under 12, $10. A cash bar will Bass Management Board argued Sunday, Nov. 17 7:21 (4.9) 7:43 (4.2) — 1:00 6:36 4:24 be available. To keep with tradi- for immediate action to reduce Monday, Nov. 18 8:02 (4.8) 8:25 (4.1) 12:36 1:35 6:37 4:23 tion, guests are encouraged to the current recreational bag limit come in nautical/fishing attire. from two fish of at least 28 inches Tuesday, Nov. 19 8:42 (4.6) 9:06 (3.9) 1:16 2:11 6:38 4:22 Space is limited — call 401/635- to one fish, with an equivalent Wednesday, Nov. 20 9:21 (4.3) 9:48 (3.8) 1:58 2:48 6:39 4:22 2582 x406 for tickets. reduction on the commercial Thursday, Nov. 21 10:01 (4.1) 10:31 (3.6) 2:40 3:26 6:41 4:21 side. But a majority supported a Tighter striper limits more deliberate process that will Full Moon November 17 — New Moon December 2 Striped bass are on the decline allow them to consider all the * Information is based on tides in Bristol Harbor. so the Atlantic States Marine options. Page B4 East Bay Life November 13-14, 2013 DOWN TO EARTH

Andrew Iacovelli, Bristol's 12th Annual Jed Hancock-Brain- erd, Sharon Carpen- tier and Vince Petronio in "Sons of the Prophet", Down- Holiday Stage at 2nd Story Theatre through PREVIEW November 24.

RICHARD W. DIONNE, JR. Fortunate 'Sons' at 2nd Story ow playing at 2nd Story University, his 2005 play “Girl on continental United States and in Two nights this Theatre in Warren is Girl” was performed by “Sons of the Prophet” we meet N“Sons of the Prophet”, Brown/Trinity Playwrights Rep. many characters with a myriad of an insightful play by Stephen 2nd Story audiences will remem- serious complaints; what’s telling Karam that examines just how ber his masterful dark comedy here is that each perceives the year! frail and resilient is the human “Speech & Debate", a no-holds- problems of others chiefly from species. The play barred look at the state and their own perspective. And as couldn’t be more mores of American youth. “Sons each wonders ‘how will this suf- NOVEMBER 22 & 23 timely, as a of the Prophet” is by turns poetic fering of others affect me?’ we in health care and and sharply witty, displaying the the audience muse that not only medical insur- subtlety and depth of this matur- are each of these folks at an 5:00-9:00PM ance crisis forms ing playwright, and was a finalist important personal junction but the framework for the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for that they are each at the center of of this dramatic Drama. their own personal universe. The Bristol Merchants Association invites you F. William structure in The title of this play is derived At the absolute center of all to follow the luminaries for refreshments, OAKES which each of from the fact that the family of of this is Joseph Douaihy, a once- the characters our Lebanese-American protago- promising athlete who now has entertainment and unique holiday gifts! we meet are at a crossroads in nist Joseph Douaihy are descend- more health problems than his their lives. Life itself, this play ed from Khalil Gilbran, author of insurance can cover and consid- This event kicks off the Bristol Snowflake Raffle! suggests, is a pre-existing condi- “The Prophet”, a 1923 book of erable familial responsibilities to tion with no easy cure. inspirational verses that received contend with, all of which Playwright Stephen Karem is, at a popular resurgence during the amounts to an acute emotional, age 34, one of the emerging ‘New Age’ era of my youth. More physical and existential crisis. SHOP, DINE, PLAY, & STAY JOYOUSLY! bright stars of the American the- to the point is the fact, related in Joseph is the epicenter of the atre scene. Educated at Brown this play, that Lebanon, Kansas is thousand shocks that flesh are the geographical center of the heir to and he’s very well played here by Jed Hancock-Brainerd who seems, at the center of this Save the Dates! play, to embody all the stillness and contained energy of a coiled Need a place spring. Photos Though there are plenty of serious problems to contend to Carve the with, all is played out with con- of events, people, etc. siderable good and sharp humor, Turkey? which suggests that answers to available for purchase our personal predicaments lie not in the cards that we are dealt but eastbayri.com in how we play them. This is pre- cisely the sort of contemporary play that is perfect for 2nd Story’s new downstage playing space. The smaller performance area heightens the immediacy of the Douaihy family crisis and allows the audience to be up close and personal with them, breathing the same air as the actors. The fluid and driving direction of Wendy Overly underlines the tension inherent in this taut and nervy play. Encapsulating, through a series Where every product of vignettes, a brief but vivid time has a story. in the life of Joseph, this small Trust your Hearing Needs to the Experts, and Improve the Quality of your Life space serves well to carry the HEARING AID FITTINGS, SERVICE & REPAIRS structure of this show. Projections are utilized, there are two performance levels, set pieces are Audiologists whirled on and off, and the audi- Carrie A. Christ, Au.D. CCC-A ence is sometimes privy to action Joseph R. Weisberger Au.D. CCC-A occurring just outside the playing area. Director Overly has made this elaborate series of activities Bristol Office: 576 Metacom Avenue • 401-254-4327 seem deceptively simple, a nim- Middletown Office: 850 Aquidneck Avenue Unit B-9 • 401-849-4448 31 Bradford St. Bristol, RI ble ballet of action. The emotion- 401-396-9520 theknottydog.com www.earnosethroatmed.com Mon-Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5 See FACING PAGE East Bay Life November 13-14, 2013 Page B5 DOWN TO EARTH Dahlias’ days are over t’s dark now. As I look out now or I might feel like a slacker. they’ll need to shoot out 4’ stems the window towards my gar- I’d forget to pat myself on the and flowers again next summer. A Iden, a reflection of the mess back for hauling angel’s trumpet, week or two past frost should do on my desk bounces back at me. I lemon verbena, a fig, lantana, the trick. don’t really need to see the gar- begonias, and some fuchsias After digging, drying them for a den to know what’s out there but down cellar last week. I intention- few hours to a couple of days in over the last few months I have ally left them outside just long the sun, and shaking off most of gotten used to enough for them to set their dor- the soil, I wrap the tubers loosely scanning that mancy clocks to chilly short days in newspaper and stuff them in a view for inspira- in preparation for their exile into plastic storage bin to wait out tion. And if that darkness. For the bees’ sake and winter in my basement. But that’s failed, I’d go out- hummingbirds’ (not that I’ve by no means the only way to side. But along seen any for a while) I also resist- store them. There are almost as with being dark, ed digging up stock plants of many options for dahlias as there it’s cold too. The Cuphea ‘David Verity’ and red are gardeners. Some pack their Kristin end of Daylight velvet sage (Salvia confertiflora) tubers in crates of sawdust, peat GREEN Saving Time until hours before the tempera- moss, or potting soil. I know a few and the first ture fell into their danger zone. who stick them in paper bags. frosts (in pretty perfect sync this Those plants, still wilted from Others swear by plastic. It all year) make the transition from transplant shock and added to depends on the temperature and growing season to dormancy feel the menagerie wintering on my humidity level of your cellar, abrupt. But looking back on a fall south-facing entry porch (the garage, or closet. My cellar hap- still so full of color it takes make plantry), might not make it but it pens to be on the warmish, breath away, I can recall that the was worth a shot. dampish side and so far (knock darker season has been sneaking My dahlias are next. Some gar- wood), I haven’t lost any tubers to up slowly in its usual series of fits deners who are in more of a rush either rot or desiccation. I have and starts. than me to put their garden to also never found it necessary to I was ready when frost finally bed, cut down and dig their dust them with fungicide, which settled in patches on my garden dahlias before they’re hit by frost. some old-school dahlia enthusi- and hope you were too. But now For any of the robust varieties asts insist upon. my back deck, so recently the with thick tubers, that’s perfectly Once the dahlias are out, I can prettiest place, looks like it was fine—although bumblebees will procrastinate again. I’m all for abandoned in haste. Pulled miss the last flowers. I am a pro- leaving seedheads for the birds weeds and dead leaves are lit- crastinator. I like to wait until and pretty stems standing for tered about; pots of blackened stems and flowers turn to sludge insect habitat and winter interest, surplus coleus—they were the and then procrastinate some and I’ll get around to cutting first to go—make for macabre more to make extra sure that everything else back later. I can’t decoration. It’s just as well I can’t their tubers get the signal to fat- see any of it out my windows see all that out my windows right ten full of the carbohydrates anymore anyway. 'Sons': Overly’s solid directorial debut “All of the characters are human predicament the play From FACING PAGE indeed at a crossroads,” she con- instead asks “how can we learn tinues. “Each having had an event from this?” al content of these characters' that has caught them off balance “Towards the end of the play,” lives are as sharply delineated as and shaken their centers. It is continues Wendy Overly, “Joseph the onstage action. common for those who are expe- meets his old Kindergarten Though this marks Ms. Overly’s riencing grief to feel as if no one teacher and he asks her if one can directorial debut at 2nd Story, she else can feel what they feel. get past something that doesn’t is certainly no stranger to the Joseph in particular has difficulty go away. She replies ‘I don’t know Rhode Island theatre scene. She expressing his grief, both in pro- that it does go away but I’ve been directed the marvelous produc- cessing his father’s death and in around for a while and I’ve seen it tion of “Body Awareness” for the mourning his thwarted career as shift into maybe more compas- Wilbury Group last spring and an Olympic runner. The play fol- sion or an awareness we wouldn’t has been seen in many produc- lows his journey towards under- have otherwise?’ The moment tions at The Gamm Theatre, standing and acceptance.” ends with Joseph accepting that where she is a resident artist, Those are, I believe, the two he must do his exercises to feel including her bravura turn in key words in appreciating this better. I believe it is the first time “The Beauty Queen of Lenane.” play that is ultimately sweet and in the play that he takes a deep Ms. Overly holds a MFA in act- quietly uplifting. It is no accident breath. What better ending for a ing/directing from Virginia Com- that the Douaihy family often play exists?” monwealth University and a BA invokes Saint Rafca, who, though in theatre/dance from Kent State “Sons of the Prophet” Downstage she suffered, simply replied that at 2nd Story Theatre now through University. A versatile performer “all is well.” And rather than try- Power Lift Nov. 24. See listings for details. and thoroughly lovely woman, ing to supply easy answers for the Wendy has 40 directing and nearly 100 acting credits. I asked her Recliner recently about her experience directing “Sons of the Prophet” ATESON S PPLE ARM * and how theatre, that most B ’ A F ephemeral of art forms, lends Old Fashioned Homemade, Chairs itself to this tale of just how fleet- Handrolled Fresh Fruit Holiday Pies ing the very act of living can be. In Stock and Ready “It seems to me”, she Order Now for Thanksgiving for Delivery replied, “ that the playwright’s Apple Cranberry • Pumpkin • Custard • Chocolate Cream *Medicare covered - See store for details point is to experience the ever- Pecan • Blueberry ...and many more changing events in our lives and Fudge, Jams, Jellies & Breads too! to surrender to ‘what is’ with Simpson’s grace and understanding. Life is Simpson’s fleeting. It can be taken from us in an instant. 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SPOTLIGHT Wednesday SPOTLIGHT November 13 Saul Kaplan speaking at RWU Andrew Spatz at Bohème The RWU Mario J. Gabelli School of Business presents Saul Kaplan, founder and chief catalyst of the Business Inno-88his singer-songwriter has vation Factory, a real-world laboratory been described as electri- for exploring and testing new business T fying and talented, unde- models and social systems that has niably passionate, whose catchy attracted a global community of more tunes are "aggressive and pas- than 5,000 innovators. An expert in sionate without being passive; collaborative innovation, Mr. Kaplan will share his insights on the require- almost anti-folk." ments for successful leadership as well as how to create and sustain innovation WHERE: Bohème, 504 Main St., Warren. in a lecture titled “Leadership and WHEN: 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 16. Innovation.” A book signing will imme- COST: Admission is at your own discre- diately follow his presentation. tion; $10+ appreciated. BYOB. WHERE: RWU Feinstein College of Arts and Sci- MORE INFO:401/289-0405. ences Building, Room 157 RWU Great Films Series: “The Searchers” WHEN: 4 to 5 p.m. COST: Free n John Ford’s 1956 film starring John Wayne, a former Confederate soldier returns to his brother's oral histories told by members of the ‘Gap-Toothed Women’; ‘Donald Judd’s Contra dance series frontier cabin three years after WHERE: RWU Global Heritage Hall Build- With support from the RI State Council “The Silent Generation”—also known I ing, Room G01, 1 Old Ferry Road, Bristol. Marfa Texas’ as “The Lucky Few”—people born from the end of the Civil War with a bitter on the Arts (RISCA), the Atwater-Don- WHEN: 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 20. The Four Corners Arts Center is pleased 1925 to 1942. The exhibit runs Thurs- hatred of Indians, trusting no one to present the film “Gap-Toothed nelly Duo, national touring traditional COST: Free. folk musicians and dancers, are launch- days-Sundays through December 22. but himself. John Wayne remark- Women” and “Donald Judd’s Marfa ably portrays a man incapable of Texas” as their final films for the Fall ing a contra dance series. Setting this WHERE: Imago Gallery, 36 Market St., Warren. Film Series. series apart is the fact that they will be WHEN: 6-8 p.m. answering to anyone but himself, who ultimately has more in common including some of the old “Chest- with his despised Indians than with his more ‘civilized’ brethren. WHERE: The Meeting House, 3850 Main Road, COST: Free. nuts”—a term sometimes used for a MORE INFO: www.preservewarren.org. Tiverton Four Corners. group of older dances, ones that have WHEN: 7:30 p.m. been part of the contra repertoire for Stories in the Stars COST: Free. between 100 and 200 years. MORE INFO: 401/624-2600; info@fourcorner- Bring the family and discover the leg- WHERE: The Mary Quirk School, 790 Main St., ends of the night sky. Begin inside with sarts.org. Warren WHEN: 7 p.m. Renoir etching and a signed Red Sox a brief talk on astronomy and learn COST: $30 for adults ($20 for Museum mem- baseball. Luncheon will feature their WHEN: 7:30-10 p.m.; Thursdays, November 7, 14, what stars and constellations are visible famous lobster roll sandwich, and ‘Common Sense Principles of Tree Care’ 21; December 5, 12, 19. bers), $25 for seniors and active military ($15 this time of year. Then listen to a few we're expecting a visit from Santa on an Scott Wheeler, an ISA Certified Arborist, for Museum members) and $15 for youth 17 and COST: $5 donations accepted. stories from different cultures explain- under ($10 for Museum members). antique 1947 fire truck. will speak on “The Common Sense MORE INFO: www.facebook.com/eastbaycon- ing the stars and the night sky. Weather MORE INFO: Reservations recommended; Principles of Tree Care” and the chal- tradance.net. WHERE: First Congregational Church, High St., permitting, step outside to try to find 401/848-8200; NewportArtMuseum.org. Bristol. lenges to improve Portsmouth’s Com- the stars and constellations discussed. WHEN: 10 a.m.-3 p.m. munity Forest, folowing the 'Trashed' in Portsmouth Advance registration required. Portsmouth Garden Club meeting. Peace and Quiet….at no charge! "Trashed," a documentary on the food WHERE:: Audubon Environmental Education Cen- Enjoy a Quiet Morning hosted by St. Williamsburg Candle Ring Workshop WHERE: Atria Aquidneck Place, 125 Quaker Hill chain and pollution will be presented ter, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol. Lane, Portsmouth. Columba’s Chapel. Participants may Join us to create a lush wreath of flowers by Newport Film this Thursday. In this WHEN: 6:30-8 p.m. come when they can, stay as long as WHEN: 12:30 p.m. multi-award-winning film, Jeremy and berries and other plant materials COST: $10/member adult/child pair; $5/each they like and leave when they have to. for your Thanksgiving table. During the MORE INFO: [email protected]. Irons looks at the risk to the food chain additional member; $12/non-member adult/child Be nurtured in the beautiful surround- and the environment through pollution class, you will learn how to switch out pair; $6/each additional non-member. ings of the Chapel, Parish Hall and out- some of the autumn décor, so that your of our air, land and sea. Coffee and MORE INFO: Register online at www.asri.org. doors. An assortment of books and snacks provided by The Green Grocer. ring can also be used for winter holi- readings will be available; coffee, tea days. All materials will be provided by WHERE: St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 324 East Open House at IYRS and refreshments will be available. A the instructor, Betsy Williams. Be sure Thursday Main Road, Portsmouth. November 14 Individuals interested in pursuing new special welcome will be offered at 9 to bring floral scissors and an apron. WHEN: Community partner chat hour at 6 p.m. career tracks at IYRS will have a chance a.m. in the Chapel, and for those who Tea and scones will be served. Pre-reg- Great American novels on the big The film will be shown at 7 p.m., followed by a to step inside the school’s workshops desire, Eucharist will be offered at 11 istration is required. panel discussion by local experts. a.m. screen during a November Open House at the WHERE: Carriage house, Blithewold, Ferry Rd., COST: Free. WHERE: St. Columba’s Chapel, 55 Vaucluse Ave., To celebrate National Novel Writing Bristol campus. The event will give Bristol. MORE INFO: RSVP to www.newportfilm.com. Middletown. Month this November the Barrington career seekers an opportunity to see the WHEN: 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. school’s lab facilities, meet IYRS WHEN: 9 a.m.-noon. Public Library will screen “The Great COST: Members $85; non-members $90. instructors, and participate in a ques- COST: Free. Gatsby.” Come see movies the way they MORE INFO: www.blithewold.org. were meant to be seen, on the big tion-and-answer session on the appli- MORE INFO: 401/847-5571; www.stcolum- screen with amazing surround sound. cation process and financial aid. baschapel.org. WHERE: Barrington Public Library, 281 County Friday WHERE: IYRS Bristol Campus, 253 Franklin St. Road, Barrington. November 15 WHEN: 2-5 p.m. Gravestone rubbing WHEN: 7 p.m.. MORE INFO: For more information and a detailed The Baptist Church in Warren will offer Affordable Care Act information schedule: www.iyrs.edu; 401/848-5777, x216. Sunday COST: Free. an opportunity to experience the "art" Volunteers trained in assisting individ- of capturing gravestone images with a November 17 MORE INFO: 401/247-1920. uals seeking information regarding gravestone rubbing class (fragile stones their options under the new Affordable will be photographed.) Gallery Talk Bristol Statehouse Foundation hosts Care Act will be available this Friday. Join Newport Art Museum Curator ‘Great Decisions’ WHERE: North Burial Ground, North Main St., WHERE: Bristol Good Neighbors Soup Kitchen, Saturday Warren. Nancy Whipple Grinnell for a Gallery Community members interested in dis- Talk on the exhibition "The Art of Sea- 378 Hope St. WHEN: 10 a.m. cussing the major international issues November 16 ing." The talk will focus primarily on the WHEN: 8-11 a.m. facing the United States today are invit- COST: Free. work of William H. Drury. COST: Free. Murder at the Museum: 'A Merry MORE INFO: 401/245-3669. ed to participate in “Great Decisions.” WHERE: Newport Art Museum, 76 Bellevue Ave. This month’s topic: “China in Africa.” MORE INFO: 401/254-0726. Murder Mystery' Although not required, a Great Deci- The Newport Art Museum and Marley The 84th Annual Harvest Moon Bazaar WHEN: 2 p.m. COST: Free with admission. sions 2013 briefing book is $20 at Opening reception for 'Warren: A Point Bridges Theatre Co. host Murder at the At Bristol's First Congregational www.fpa.org. Of View' Museum "A Merry Murder Mystery", an Church. Booths will include the Coun- MORE INFO: 401/848-8200; NewportArtMuse- interactive, all-ages murder mystery set um.org. WHERE: Bristol Statehouse, on the Bristol Town This exhibit portrays the vibrant town try Store, Jewelry Shop, Bakery, Common at High Street. of Warren R.I. told by current and for- during the 1890s. Women's Guild, Floral/Dried Arrange- WHEN: 10 a.m. mer residents using video, audio, pho- WHERE: Griswold House, Newport Art Museum, ments, Attic Treasures and more. A 76 Bellevue Ave. COST: Free tographs, artifacts, memorabilia and silent auction includes an original See SUNDAY Page 10 Page B10 East Bay Life November 13-14, 2013 DDaayyss

8 book, “New Israel/New England: Jews 22nd. and Puritans in Early America” which WHERE: Barrington Public Library, 281 County SPOTLIGHT Sunday tells the story of the Sephardic mer- Rd. Barrington. chants who traded and sojourned in WHEN: 6-8:30 p.m. From Page 9 Boston and Newport between the mid- seventeenth century and the American COST: Free. Revolution. Following the lecture will MORE INFO: 401/247-1920 x310; Tanya@bar- Meet the authors of 'Rhode Island ringtonlibrary.org. Recipes' be a film screening of “The Lady in Number 6,” shortlisted for an Academy Come meet the authors of the new Award for Documentary, this inspira- cookbook "Rhode Island Recipes: Cre- tional film depicts 109-year old Alice ative, Healthy Cooking with Local Icon- Herz Sommer, the world's oldest ic Foods" at Barrington Public Library, pianist and Holocaust survivor, sharing Tuesday where Lydia Walshin and Jennifer Leal her story on how to achieve a long and will be on hand for a book signing and happy life. November 19 recipe tasting. It is a great opportunity to pick up copies of "Rhode Island WHERE: RWU Global Heritage Hall Building, Writing workshop explores our Room G01, 1 Old Ferry Road, Bristol. Recipes" for holiday gifts. relationship with food WHEN: 2:30 p.m. WHERE: Barrington Public Library, 281 County Barrington Public Library will offer a Road, Barrington. COST: Free. two-hour writing workshop that MORE INFO: 401/254-3433. explores our relationship with food. WHEN: 2-4 p.m. Dorothy Abram, a playwright and asso- COST: Free. ciate professor at Johnson and Wales, MORE INFO: www.rhodeislandrecipes.com, and playwright Kate Lohman will pre- Flying Monsters in IMAX 3D 401/247-1920. sent the workshop. Register at the refer- lying Monsters 3D is a groundbreaking film that uses cutting-edge ence desk or online. Sea Glass Jewelry Workshop Monday 3D technology and CGI to bring the story of giant flying monsters WHERE: Barrington Public Library, 281 County Come to Audubon and design a beauti- November 18 Road, Barrington. Fand their prehistoric world to life. Audiences of all ages will be in WHERE: Providence IMAX Theatre, ful pendant with sea glass found on WHEN: 6:30-9:30 p.m. local beaches. Participants will learn 'Democracy Now! The War and Peace awe as they enter the world and expe- Providence Place Mall. Report' COST: Free. how to choose the right piece of glass rience, as never before, real flying WHEN: 5-7 p.m.; Monday, Nov. 18. MORE INFO: www.barringtonlibrary.org; and transform it into fun, creative jew- East Bay Citizens for Peace will be pre- monsters—in 3D. This is the only COST: $25/person, $90/family 4-pack. elry using quick and easy wire wrap- senting: “Democracy Now! The War and 401/247-1920. screening of this film to be held in MORE INFO: www.asri.org. ping techniques. Program includes all Peace Report” - The Arms Trade. The materials. Have you found something viewing of this broadcast will be fol- Flower Arranging, Big and Small Rhode Island. Tickets may be pur- special on your beach? Bring that too! lowed by discussion and is free and Semia Dunne, owner of Flowers by chased online through the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. All pro- This class fills very quickly. Advance open to the public. Semia in Providence, will show how ceeds support the mission of the Audubon Society of Rhode Island. registration is required as space is limit- WHERE: Rogers Free Library, Herreshoff Com- easy it is to create floral arrangements ed to 12 participants. munity Meeting Room, 525 Hope St., Bristol. of any size by making one small scale WHERE: Audubon Environmental Education Cen- WHEN: 7 p.m., Monday, Nov. 18. design in a compote and one large ter, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol. arrangement. She will incorporate of American history and culture MORE INFO: 401-247-9738, www.eastbayciti- pods, berries, foliage, roses, hydrangeas through textiles and dress. WHEN: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. zens4peace.org. and branches for a true “feast for the Thursday COST: $20/member, $25/non-member. WHERE: Barrington Public Library, 281 County eyes.” Ms. Dunne opened Flowers by November 21 Road, Barrington. MORE INFO: Register online www.asri.org. 'The Hunger Games' Semia in 2000 and designs daily WHEN: 7 p.m. Relive the ultimate survival of the fittest arrangements as well as wedding flow- Zentangle in Portsmouth COST: Free. 'New Israel/New England: Jews and movie of 2012, rated PG-13. Door prize: ers with both commercially bought The Riverside Branch Library will offer Puritans in Early America' Two movie passes to the Showcase Cin- products and those harvested from her MORE INFO: www.barringtonlibrary.org; an evening of Zentangle art, taught by 401/247-1920. Associate professor of English and Folk- ema. Prepare yourself for the next 20-acre family farm in Lincoln, Rhode Jeanne Paglio, Certified Zentangle lore at Fitchburg State University installment of Suzanne Collin's trilogy, Island. Teacher. Tangling is a free style art Michael Hoberman will speak about his "Catching Fire", in theaters November WHERE: Barrington Public Library, Auditorium where no prior experience is necessary, (2nd floor), 281 County Road, Barrington. only a willingness to put pen to paper WHEN: Noon, Tuesday, Nov. 19. without plan of action. Similar to doo- dling, tangling is more directed, relieves COST: Guest fee, $5. Music stress, creates increased productivity, MORE INFO: 401/245-2676. and helps build confidence. Supplies Aidan’s Irish Pub for this workshop will be furnished for John St., Bristol; 401/254-1940 use in class at no charge. Sunday: An Irish seisiun, 5-9 p.m. WHERE: Riverside Branch Library, 475 Bullocks Point Ave, East Providence. Atlantic Sports Pub Wednesday WHEN: 6:30 p.m. 70 Shove St., Tiverton; 401/816-5996 November 20 COST: Free. MORE INFO: Call 433-4877 to register. Every Wednesday: Pro Karaoke by Rick & '3/11: Disaster and Change in Japan' Joan The Roger Williams University Spiegel The Fashion History of Lace at Center for Global & International Pro- Barrington Public Library Beach House grams and the East Asia Studies Pro- Barrington Public Library and Barring- 506 Park Ave., Portsmouth; 401/293- gram present the 2013 East Asian Lec- 5700 ture Series, featuring Dr. Richard ton Preservation Society bring curator Samuels, professor and director of the Madelyn Shaw to the library’s auditori- Thursday: Karaoke with Johnny Angel; MIT-Japan Program. Samuels will speak um to detail the fashion history of lace. Friday: Team Trivia; Saturday: The Ghost about his recent book, "3/11: Disaster For centuries lace has been a fashion Tones. and Change in Japan." favorite, where in the late nineteenth century it decorated the wardrobes and Benjamin’s Sports Club WHERE: RWU Library, 1 Old Ferry Road, Bristol. homes of only the wealthiest members WHEN: 5 to 6:30 p.m. of society. Explore the beginnings of 4 Stafford Road, Tiverton; 401/624-3899 COST: Free. lacemaking in Renaissance Europe, and Saturdays: Pro Karaoke with Rick & Joan its history of smuggling, economic ruin, kidnapping, and artistic grandeur Bovi’s Town Tavern through the Victorian era. Madelyn Shaw is an independent curator and 287 Taunton Ave., East Providence; author specializing in the exploration 401/434-9670 British Beer Company 29 State St., Bristol; 401/253-6700 Friday: Dead Flowers; Saturday: D&D Live; Tuesday: Team trivia; Wednesday: Open Mic with James.

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Open Mic starts about 7:00 pm and fol- WHEN: Through November 24. COST: Free 8 lows the featured artist’s 8:00-8:40 pm COST: $20/$25. SPOTLIGHT MORE INFO: 508/636-2572; www.partnersvil- performance until 9:50pm., Fridays MORE INFO: 401/247-4200; lagestore.com excluding holiday weekends. Bring a 2ndstorytheatre.com. nonperishable food donation to benefit Children’s Story Hour Bristol Good Neighbors. ‘A Christmas Carol’ Miss Margie reads several theme-related story and picture books geared DeWolf Tavern Trinity Rep proudly continues the celebration of their 50th season with their towards the pre-school set, followed by 259 Thames St., Bristol; 401/254-2005 annual presentation of Charles Dick- craft time allowing the children to Wednesdays: The Rick Costa Trio (jazz) ens’ “A Christmas Carol.” Appealing to express their creativity based on the fun young and old alike, this heartwarming facts and stories they just heard. Federal Hill Pizza story of the power of forgiveness shows WHERE: Barrington Books, Barrington Shopping us that anything is possible—and hope 495 Main St., Warren; 401/245-0045 Center, County Road, Barrington is always just around the corner. This WHEN: 10 a.m. Thursdays Federal Hill Pizza features live music year’s classic production boasts a new COST: Free every Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. This addition as Trinity Rep proudly pre- week: The Playboys. sents a sensory-friendly performance MORE INFO: 401/245-7925; www.barrington- books.com of this family favorite at 2 p.m., Satur- The Knights of Columbus day, Nov. 9. Young Children’s Story Hour 28 Fish Rd., Tiverton WHERE: Trinity Repertory Theatre, 201 Washing- ton St., Providence. Bring your little ones for stories Karaoke every Friday night with Mari- geared for 3- to 5-year-olds. Includes a WHEN: Through December 28. ozations Studio; from 6:30-11 p.m.; craft and light snack. Computer karaoke or BYO CD. Free COST: $36 adults; $22 children (age 2-14). WHERE: Baker Books, Route 6, Dartmouth admission. 50/50 raffle, hosted by Jesse MORE INFO: 401/351-4242; www.trinityrep.com. 'Sing Away Hunger' with Bertholde 401/297-6604. WHEN: 10 a.m. Thursdays ‘Good People’ at the Gamm Bill Harley and Keith Munslow COST: Free LePage’s Seafood The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre MORE INFO: 508/997-6700; www.bakerbooks.net 439 Martime St., Fall River; 508/677- stages the Rhode Island premiere of ward-winning musicians and WHERE: The Lincoln School auditori- MORE INFO: www.asri.org 2180 “Good People”, Pulitzer Prize-winning storytellers Bill Harley and Keith um, 301 Butler Ave., Providence. playwright David Lindsay-Abaire’s Munslow will spin their magic WHEN: Two shows: 11 a.m. and 2 Fridays: Karaoke at 9 p.m. tough, tender and seriously funny play A Bookies at the "Sing Away Hunger" family con- p.m.; Saturday, Nov.16. about class divisions and the shrinking Read and act out great stories, tell jokes, cert to benefit the Rhode Island Com- COST: Tickets are $10 for general Mulhearn’s Pub American dream. make crafts, eat snacks, play games, munity Food Bank. Thanks to the gen- admission and $15 for reserved seats. 507 North Broadway, East Providence; and more! For grades 1-5. WHERE: The Gamm Theatre, 172 Exchange St., erosity of the musicians and the Lin- MORE INFO: Tickets are available at 401/438-9292 Pawtucket. WHERE: Weaver Memorial Library, 41 Grove coln School, all proceeds go directly to www.rifoodbank.org/BillandKeith or Friday: Young Rust-Neil Young Tribute WHEN: Through December 8. by calling 401/230-1673. Ave., East Providence. the Food Bank to serve families in need. Band; Sunday: Karaoke with Chase. COST: $38/$48. WHEN: 3:45-4:45 p.m.; Tuesdays, Nov. 12 & 26. MORE INFO: 401/723-4266; gammtheatre.org. COST: Free. One Pelham East MORE INFO: 401/434-2453. 270 Thames St., Newport; 401/847-9460 ‘Lombardi’ at Ocean State Theatre will invite severe punishment. WHEN: Through December 7. Tuesdays, 1:30 p.m., Thursday: Stu Sinclair with Never in The Ocean State Theatre Company, WHERE: RWU Performing Arts Center, 1 Old Fer- ages 3-6, Riverside; Wednesdays, 9:30 a.m., ages birth-35 months, Riverside; Wednesdays, 6:30 Vegas; Friday: Green Line Inbound; Sat- which recently launched its first full ry Road, Bristol. season in its new state-of-the-art the- p.m., ages 2-6, Weaver; Thursdays, 9:30 a.m., urday: Brian Scott; Tuesday: DJ Blacklist; WHEN: All performances at 7:30 p.m., except ages birth-35 months, Weaver; Thursdays, 10:30 Wednesday: Jack Babineau. atre in Warwick is proud to present Sunday, November 17 at 2 p.m.; Nov. 15-23. Arts & Academy Award-winner Eric Simon- a.m., ages 3-6, Weaver; Saturdays, 10 a.m., ages COST: $10 general admission; $5 students and 2-6, Weaver. son’s new American play, “Lombardi.” seniors. 133 Club The New England premiere presenta- MORE INFO:401/434-2453; 401/433-4877 Antiques 29 Warren Ave., East Providence; tion will enjoy a limited run at Ocean MORE INFO: 401/254-3666. 401/438-1330 State Theatre through November 24. Children’s Reading Circle ‘From Waders to Warblers: A Photographic Celebration of Birds’ Wednesdays: Karaoke with Big Bill; WHERE: Ocean State Theatre, 1245 Jefferson Preschool children can join the fun Thursday: Mac Odom Band. Boulevard, Warwick. every Thursday for stories, snacks and a As an ecologist and artist, Brooks Mathewson’s goal in avian photography WHEN: Through November 24. craft activity. is to express statements about the biol- Oriental Pearl COST: $34-$49. WHERE: Partners Village Store, 865 Main Road, 576 State Rd., Westport MORE INFO: 401/921-6800; Kids & Westport www.OceanStateTheatre.org. WHEN: 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thursdays See ARTS Page 12 508/675-1501or 401/435-6565 Karaoke every Wednesday night with 'Saint Joan' Outdoors Cal Raye. 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Love of country and love of God are put Campfire Hayrides to the test in George Bernard Shaw’s Nighttime campfire hayrides take you Scampi smart, soulful and passionate examina- on a ride through the woods where you 657 Park Ave., Portsmouth; 401/293- tion of a young peasant girl who brave- can cook at your campfire, sing songs 5844 ly responds to her inner voices, chal- and tell stories. Reservations required lenging the power structure of the for all at night; groups during the day. Fridays: Andre Arsenault; Saturdays: church and state. Alissa Musto. WHERE: Pachet Brook Tree Farm, 4484 Main WHERE: 2nd Story Theatre UpStage, 28 Market Road, Tiverton. St., Warren. WHEN: Any evening through November, with Dr. Ronald Mancini, LCMHC WHEN: November 15-December 15. reservations. COST: $25. COST: $12 adults, $10 children. & Associates MORE INFO:401/247-4200; MORE INFO: 401/624-4872 (401) 253-7575 • Fax (401) 253-1733 • [email protected] Theater 2ndstorytheatre.com. Weekly story times at East Providence Specializing in enhancing mind, body, spirit, & Stage “Jane Eyre” libraries Adapted for the stage by Polly Teale and No advance registration is necessary. psychotherapy, energy tapping, clinical hypnosis, ‘Golda’s Balcony’ at the Bristol directed by RWU Professor Peter Half hour storytimes include stories, ADHD/ADD testing & treatment and pain reduction. Statehouse Wright, “Jane Eyre” explores the 19th songs, crafts, and other activities. William Gibson’s one-woman tour de century notion that a Victorian woman WHERE: Weaver, 41 Grove Ave., East Providence; force gives us great insight into a per- who expresses her passionate nature Riverside, 475 Bullocks Point Ave., Riverside. sonal and public life that made Golda Is pleased to announce the addition of: Meir a legendary world leader. It’s a dramatic look at idealism, power, and the Susan Cheshire, MSW, LICSW, Clinical Psychotherapist strength it took to shape the destiny of a Gail Roy, MSW, LICSW, Clinical Psychotherapist nation. Directed by Bryna Wortman, featuring Sandra Laub as Golda Meir, Erin Morse, Administrative Assistant and produced by 2nd Story Theatre, Treva Kilcoyne, LMT, Licensed Massage Therapist this special event is presented to commemorate the 75th anniversary of STAFF Kristallnacht. Dr. Ronald N. Mancini; LCMHC WHERE: The Courtroom at The Bristol State- house, 240 High St., Bristol. Clinical Director, Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist WHEN: November 8-December 8. Kevin Fagan; MSW, LICSW, Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist COST: $30. MORE INFO: 401/247-4200; Toni Mancini, Energy Psychology- Level 1 & 2, Office Manager 2ndstorytheatre.com.

‘Sons of the Prophet’ CHILDREN | ADOLESCENTS | ADULTS | SENIORS Stephen Karam’s explosively funny Please call or visit our website for more information comedy about the extreme suffering of a Lebanese family distantly related to Kahlil Gibran will play DownStage at 366 Hope St. Bristol, RI | 401-253-7575 2nd Story Theatre. www.mindmovers.com WHERE: 28 Market St., Warren. Page B12 East Bay Life November 13-14, 2013 DDaayyss

8 features many local artists. sArts.org; click on Calendar tab. SPOTLIGHT Arts WHERE: 50 Miller Street, Warren WHEN: Through 10/31 MORE INFO: 401/688-0396 From Page 11 Bristol Art Museum exhibits Trips & ogy of his subjects while creating an artistic image. Through intense study of The Bristol Art Museum is exhibiting a the forests, salt marshes and barrier juried show, “Fun, fun, fun!” in the low- Tours beaches of Rhode Island, Brooks has er gallery at Rogers Free Library. Fea- assembled a body of photographic tured artists throughout the library are Nice: A Riviera Retreat work that provides a comprehensive Kerry Smith, Irene Moscey, and Marian With beautiful vistas of the sea, world- artistic visual narrative conveying the O’Connell. renowned museums featuring the great diversity of migratory and resi- WHERE: Rogers Free Library, 525 Hope St., Bris- works of some of our most famous dent avian life that inhabit these tol artists, mouth-watering cuisine and ecosystems. WHEN: Free and open to the public. wines, the sparkling city of Nice, France is the destination of Barrington Com- WHERE: Audubon Environmental Education Cen- ter, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol. Call to Creators munity School's 16th annual Super Bowl Escape. The legendary beauty of WHEN: Through December. The Four Corners Arts Center is hosting the French Riviera has beckoned visi- COST: Free with admission. a “Call to Creators” for their first annual tors, artists, writers, and poets for cen- MORE INFO: www.asri.org. “re Tree”—A Showcase of Trees Created turies. with Recycled Materials, to be held WHEN: January 29-February 3, 2014. Drop-in Art Sessions December 14—January 4. This call goes Stray Birds in Portsmouth out to families, individuals, community COST: Contact BCS for rates. Stop by anytime for a casual “drop-in” groups, businesses, artists and arts MORE INFO: For a detailed itinerary, call style art session. Each week a different groups. Pledged participation registra- 401/245-0432 or visit ommon Fence Music presents The Stray Birds: Maya de Vitry, Oliv- subject/still-life will be provided. You tion for this event runs November 7-30. www.barrcommschool.com. er Craven and Charles can also work on your own project or Cash prize of $150 for best overall tree Meunch. When The Stray WHERE: Common Fence Point Community from photos. No formal instruction but as well as prizes for judge’s picks will be C Holiday Lantern Tour Hall, 933 Anthony Road, Portsmouth. we will have an optional group critique Birds take the stage, the spotlight awarded. Trees will be judged on best WHEN: 8 p.m.; Saturday, Nov. 16. Doors at the end of each session. All media Learn the history of winter holiday tra- falls on three voices raised in har- use of recycled, reclaimed or repur- ditions on a lantern-lit stroll through open at 7 pm for the “folk-tailgate party.” and levels welcome. posed materials, construction, and cre- mony above the raw resonance of Don’t forget your picnic basket! Newport’s streets and hear how people wood and strings. Their songs, res- WHERE: The Portsmouth Arts Guild Center for ativity. did or didn’t celebrate the holidays. COST: Tickets are $20 in advance and $23 the Arts, 2679 E. Main Rd., Portsmouth. onating with a growing fan base, at the door. WHERE: The event will take place outdoors on WHERE: Departs from the Brick Market: Muse- WHEN: 2-5 p.m.; Sundays through Dec. 15. the grounds of um & Shop, 127 Thames St., Newport. are new and original and reflective MORE INFO: www.commonfencemusic.org; COST: Free for PAG members, $5 for non-mem- the Meeting House, 3850 Main Road Tiverton. of a quest for some sustainable 401/683-5085. bers. WHEN: 4:30 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays, Novem- WHEN: Registration for participation begins ber 15-30; Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays sensibility in a culture gone astray. MORE INFO: [email protected]. November 7 and runs until November 30. December 5-28. Their sounds are drawn from the COST: $15 per tree submitted (due at time of COST: $12 per person, $10 NHS members. richness of American folk music traditions, spun with a stirring subtlety Art at Stella Blues drop off). MORE INFO: Reservations strongly recommended and grace. This satellite show of Alta Luna Gallery MORE INFO: Registration online at FourCorner- as space is limited. Call 401/841-8770.

New York City Shopping Trip The New York City Shopping Trip fund- raiser for Ronald McDonald House Markets sponsored by the Activity Department St. John's Fall Clothing Rummage Sale at Genesis Nursing Home in Warren is Huge selection of women's, men's and on Saturday, November 30. Stops for children's clothing, shoes, bags, acces- fast food will be made both on the way sories and jewelry at low, low prices. down and the way back. "Treats", raf- Don't miss this decades-long tradition fles and movies will be provided on in the East Bay. On Saturday clothing the bus. There will be two drop-off is sold by the white 13-gallon bag ($10). locations in NY—near St. Patrick's All proceeds support the many out- Cathedral and Canal Street. Dona- reach efforts of St. John's Church. tions of non-perishable food items will be gratefully appreciated. WHERE:St. John's Church, 191 County Rd., Bar- rington. WHEN: The bus will depart the Ace Hardware parking lot, Gooding Avenue, Bristol, at 7 a.m.; WHEN:9 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday, November 15; 8 Sunday, Nov. 30. The pickup location will be near a.m.-noon, Saturday, November 16. St. Patrick's Cathedral at 6:45 p.m. to return to MORE INFO:401/245-4065. Bristol at approximately 11:30 p.m. MORE INFO: Call Roby at 253-7619 for more Harvest Time Fair details and to reserve a seat. Attic treasures, books, costume jewelry, Christmas shop, plants, penny social, Downtown Bristol walking tours silent auction, 50’s soda shoppe, craft Each Thursday, weather permitting, room, specialized vendors and more! A join the Bristol Historic and Preserva- spaghetti supper will be served on Fri- tion Society for a walking tour of a por- day night from 5-7 p.m. On Saturday, a tion of downtown Bristol. Each tour is New England chowder luncheon will be approximately one hour. served from 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. WHERE: BHPS, 48 Court St., Bristol WHERE: Winslow Gardens & Linn Health Care Center, 40 Irving Ave., East Providence. WHEN: 3 p.m., Thursdays WHEN: 4-7 p.m., Friday, Nov. 15; 9 a.m.-2 p.m., COST: $5 non-members; free to members Saturday, Nov. 16. MORE INFO: 401/253-7223; www.bhpsri.org COST: Free. MORE INFO: 401/438-7210. East Bay Life November 13-14, 2013 Page B13 East Bay Real Estate EASTBAYClassifieds.com November 13-15 , 2013 Page C1 MEET Margaret Kane: NO BUTTS ABOUT IT — SHE ADVOCATES FOR SENIORS BY JOAN D. WARREN FUNNIEST REAL ESTATE group which works against waste, STORY? "I was selling a house with fraud, and abuse in state govern- WHY REAL ESTATE AS A a large drawer in the downstairs ment." CAREER? "It's actually a second bathroom which contained the cat Margaret Kane BUCKET LIST ITEMS? "I'd rather career, really. I was trained as a box. The owner had designed an call it a 'wish list' of things I hope teacher and spent 34 years at the archway under the sink so the cat Coldwell Banker can be accomplished before the American Lung Association of R.I., could use this private entrance for his 'bucket.' Senior housing and a cros- working on issues like smoking in toilet. But the best part was that as Office: (401) 247-0202 generational Community Center for workplaces, restaurants, etc. I lead a the cat entered his private domain he Cell: (401) 339-5095 Barrington." national research trial of programs to tripped a switch that started an [email protected] WHAT'S YOUR BEST CULINARY help people stop smoking. I also put exhaust fan which blew any unpleas- CREATION? "Not a creation of my in a lot of effort to curb indoor and antness outdoors. The house sold to own doing, but my greatest culinary outdoor air pollution. Along with the the first person to tour the house, triumph, if you will, was beef Providence Rotary and Lung who at the end of the showing, said houses in Florida and New York. I ago, I thought people were a bit wellington as presented by Julia Association, I chaired a committee that I 'had her' at the cat box." have experience with concrete, roof- crazy — but now you can't get me Child. It took me three days of prep which built the first HEALTHY ADVICE FOR SELLERS? "Start ing, framing, plumbing and electri- off the beach, day or night (with a and the purchase of several addi- Habitat House in the U.S., so I am sorting and getting rid of stuff cal work. headlamp). If it was a job, one tional kitchen utensils, but it was always conscious of health related NOW." PAST EXPERIENCE RELATING would complain bitterly about the one of the best meals I have ever issues like asbestos, mold, radon and WHY LEAVE NEW YORK FOR TO REAL ESTATE? "Because of my poor working conditions. Bending prepared and eaten (for a full lead in my listings and when helping FLORIDA? "My father was a farmer early work experience building over for hours at a time, in the hot week)." someone purchase a home." and used to watch the geese fly homes, real estate was a natural fit. sun or cold nights, but I love it." BEST PLACE FOR LUNCH IN WHAT DO YOU LIKE MOST south every winter, until one day he Because of flexible hours, it also VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE? "I THE EAST BAY: "The Rumford on ABOUT REAL ESTATE? "I really thought, 'I'm as smart as any goose made much of my community am chairperson of the Senior North Broadway in East enjoy the personal interaction and that ever lived', so we moved to involvement possible." Services Advisory Board for the Providence." helping people with some of the Florida." BEST VACATION EVER? (taken Town of Barrington and also WHAT ARE YOU READING? major decisions of their lives. We HOW WAS LIFE AS A STUDENT or yet to take) "Sanibel Island, cChairperson of the Community "Right this minute, I'm reading 'Mrs are basically a service industry and ATHLETE? "At over 200 pounds, where I enjoy shelling — my pri- Center Task Force, which is trying Queen Takes the Train,' a novel by that has been my M.O. since I was a someone guessed that I was a shot mary hobby. The locals there refer (for several years now) to build a William Kuhn." Girl Scout." putter. No, I said, I pole vault. I lied. to the 'Sanibel stoop' (which I first multi-generational and multi-pur- FLIP PHONE, IPHONE OR WHAT DO YOU LEAST LIKE My coach wanted me to try out for thought referred to the village idiot) pose community center. DROID? "None of the above. Still ABOUT IT? "Sorting out the some- the Olympics in the shot put. I which is the posture one assumes Statewide, I am the current presi- using my good old cell phone but times thorny issues in consummat- worked my way through college picking up shells on the beach. After dent of Operation Clean am considering an iPad to augment. ing a deal." doing construction — building the first trip there, some 25 years Government _— an all-volunteer Anti-deluvian, I know."

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ituated on the The large master bedroom, com- Barrington River, this plete with a luxurious bathroom, beautiful, historic, dressing area and a gigantic walk- waterfront colonial is in closet, is only steps to its own one of the oldest and private balcony overlooking the Smost loved homes in Barrington. river. Two good sized bedrooms, Originally built in 1750, the James all with water views, make this a Martin House has been expertly true family home. updated and lovingly added on to The property has been profes- over the years while retaining sionally landscaped and mani- much of the original charm of yes- cured and has an underground teryear. sprinkler system. The patio and The versatile layout of this stone wall, artfully designed and light-filled home makes entertain- built by the renowned stone ing large parties pleasurable. mason Kevin Baker, creates just Beautiful architectural features the right atmosphere for comfort- such as wide-pegged wood floors, able living and entertaining. wainscoting, built-in book shelves and cabinets add charm and character throughout the house. Water views abound from every room in By the numbers the house. Four working fireplaces ! make this house a true treasure. $945,000 The large eat-in chef's kitchen ! 2,707 sq. ft. living space featuring Wood-Mode cherry cabi- ! 21,344 sq. ft. lot nets, stainless steel appliances, two sinks and a wine refrigerator ! 120 ft. dock EXTERIOR: This historic home enjoys a promi- make entertaining easy and com- nent view of the Barrington River and has been fortable. The formal dining room, the envy of travelers on New Meadow Road for living room and study all have This property offers a private, generations. KITCHEN: The home features a fireplaces and water views. The 120-foot dock, making water large chef's eat-in kitchen. GREAT ROOM over-sized family room with wood sports a way of life on the river, The large great room has banks of windows burning stove and walls of win- with options to motor south to facing out toward the water. DOCK: The 120- dows are an ideal gathering place Newport or kayak through foot dock is the perfect launching spot for a for family and friends. Just sit and Hundred Acre Cove a daily kayak in the cove, a waterskiing boat on the enjoy the sunsets all year long! option. river, or a longer trip south to Newport. TL Holland Real Estate 3948 Main Road, Tiverton Four Corners • 401.624.8469 • [email protected] • www.tlholland.com

SOUTH TIVERTON - 32+ Acres near Weetamoe Woods. Good SOUTH TIVERTON - Amazing waterview property - 4 bedroom, TIVERTON - Beautifully maintained Cape with open floor SOUTH TIVERTON - Near Little Compton line - Very spacious single level living with open floor plan. Builder’s home has all ameni- location for horses, mini farm, or possible subdivision. House in 2.5 bath custom home to be built. Walk to beach and wild life plan, hardwoods, 1st floor bedroom. Large expanded second floor includes in-law set up. Well landscaped yard, large ties; over 3,000 sf plus finished walk-out lower level, hardwoods, need of total rehab. Sale subject to Probate Court approval. preserve. Fine materials throughout. Great views of Sakonnet River and salt marsh. $785,000 mahogany deck, shed and oversized garage. $299,000 fireplace, deck, patio, in-ground swimming pool, 30’x40’ garage $350,000 and barn. On beautifully landscaped 3+ private acres. $419,000 LAND FOR SALE Tiverton Nanaquaket area - Quiet street, approved 3 bedroom septic design. $149,000 Tiverton - Convenient location near Route 24. Close to all conveniences. Approved 3 bedroom septic design, town water, $57,000. Tiverton – Access to Sakonnet River. Beautiful 3/4 acre parcel in established Bonniefield neighborhood. Approved 4 bedroom septic design $225,000 SOUTH TIVERTON - Dairy Farm - 17+ Acres includes 3 large Little Compton - Former Country Harvest Restaurant site. Building to be TIVERTON - Almost new Classic Cape with Contemporary barns and outbuildings. Property has frontage on Main Rd. just removed. Nice waterviews. Approved 4 bedroom septic design. LITTLE COMPTON - Lovely 4 bed, 2 bath home abutting conservan- south of 3626 Main Rd. $799,000 Walk to river and beach, $200,000 interior, cathedral ceilings, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, open floor cy land; close to Commons, school, library. Fireplaced living room, huge Little Compton - Off South Shore Road; short drive to ocean. plan, and separate heated studio. Three bedroom septic sys- Almost 1 acre with stonewall. Good location for year round family room for entertaining. Loft area over 2 car garage ideal for stu- tem. On 1.4 acres on cul-de-sac. $315,000. or summer home. $164,000 dio/office expansion. New windows and roof with hardwoods throughout. Quiet setting, priced to sell at $435,000 by motivated sellers

SOUTH TIVERTON - 3 Bed Gambrell, 2 Baths, wood floors, SOUTH TIVERTON - Horse Farm/Equestrain Center near Four TIVERTON - Nice waterviews of Mount Hope Bay located LITTLE COMPTON - In Adamsville village, this charming woodstove, 60,000 SF lot. 26x36 separate 3 stall, 2 story Corners - 32 acres with trails to abutting conservation land. 40+ across the street from the water. The interior is in unfinished Cape on 3/4 Acre (zoned commerical) has living room with garage with full loft. $379,000 stalls, large riding ring; includes spacious modern waterview condition (rough framing only). Walk-out lower level. Good fireplace, 2 bedrooms and bath on first level, unfinished sec- home, plus historic 2 family home & several income producing opportunity for builder to finish. $269,000 ond floor, full basement with integral garage. $325,000 outbuildings. Excellent annual income. Asking $2,500,000. November 13-15, 2013 East Bay Classifieds Page C3 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

ADDRESS BUYERS & BUYERS’ AGENT SELLERS & SELLERS’ AGENT SALE PRICE BARRINGTON 30 Acre Ave. Solange G. Morrissette – Jazzmine Napolitano Team/RE/MAX River’s Edge Sandra H. Rosa – J. Silva/C-21 Rondeau Associates $275,000 BRISTOL 107 King Phillip Ave. Constance K. Kreuger – S. Clark-Lundy/William Raveis Scot I. Weiner – S. Andrade/William Raveis $195,000 13 Griswold Ave. Paulette H. Carr – S. Clark-Lundy/William Raveis Donna Patterson – L. Creighton-Freeland/Prudential Prime Prop. $435,000 728 Hope St. Edward D. & Carole A. Mansur – D. Skemp/Coldwell Banker Res. Brok. Mary L. Sylvia – R. Dugan/C21-Rondeau Associates $322,500 18 Reliance Dr. Donna Bruno RET & Donna Bruno – K. Parella/Lila Delman Real Estate Robert L. & Mary-Jane Newbert – K. Parella/Lila Delman Real Estate $1,300,000. 3 San Jose Dr. Jared T. Darling – T. Borgia/C21-Rondeau Associates Sean R. & Keri B. Sullivan – T. Costa/EXIT Harborside Realty $202,000 5 Poppasquash Rd. Dennis J. Garside – K. Teves/RE/MAX Profnl. Newport, Inc. Edward I. & Wendy Quinn – A. Kelleman/William Raveis $475,000 2 Seabreeze Ln. Mary L. Sylvia – R. Dugan/C21 Rondeau Associates Ragnhild Dahle – M. Weiner/C21 Rondeau Associates $227,500 38 Seabreeze Ln. Alison M. Melo – C. Butterfield/Residential Properties, Ltd. Patricia K. Provenzano – Donahue Noble Group/Coldwell Banker Res. Brok. $252,000 104 Beach Rd. Kathleen Beltramello – P. Silva/William Raveis Beth A. Engell – Cranwell Team/William Raveis $245,000 105 Beach Rd. David Gould & Chelsea Rheault – D. Dailey/Keller Williams Rlty Newport Aldian C. & William R. Drobyski – M.B. Frye/Residential Properties, Ltd. $347.500 EAST PROVIDENCE 128 Halleck Ave. Ralph M. Voller – E. Duffy/RE/MAX Properties Robert E. & Letty Boudreau – B. Virgillio/World Net Real Estate Group $115,000 89 Crown Ave. Roderick Machado – R. Moniz/Weichert, Realtors-Cress & Co. Paul L. Lalor – S. Butterfield/RE/MAX River’s Edge $172,000 161 Barney St. Anthony A. & Helene A. Capraro/J. Clarke/RE/MAX River’s Edge James Sadler LT & Richard J. Sadler – J. Clarke/RE/MAX River’s Edge $286,000 71 Edward Ave. ZBT Enterprises LLC – C. Duarte/Mateus Realty Timothy J. & Tammy J. Entwistle – M. Lewis/Weichert Realtors Tirrell Realty $140,000 15 Elmsgate Way Kevin N. & Ashley B. Connolly – K. Blessing/Cama Real Estate Community Edward J. & Katherine M. Cooney – D. Augenstein/Randall Realtors Real Living $325,000 60 Sachem Rd. Michael A. Arruda – C. Almeida/EXIT Realty Consultants Charles Marchand Est. & Brett W. Marchand – Nathan Clark Team/Nathan Clark & Assoc. $130,000 97 Roma St. Lisa M. Caetano – R. Mourato/EXIT Harborside Realty Nancy P. Harris – M. Birs/William Raveis $147,500 134 Vine St. Daniel & Rebeca Marshall – A. Tafuri/Prudential Gammons Realty John C. & Geraldine Dias – N. Esteves/RE/MAX Professionals $150,000 523 Forbes St. Nancy P. Harris – M. Birs/William Raveis Maria N. Pereira – L. McNulty/RE/MAX River’s Edge $235,000 6 Larchwood Dr. Lamin Sallah – J. Retelle/Century 21 Access America Lucy Ponte Est.. & Kristina Arruda – L. Julian/RE/MAX River’s Edge $215,000 67 Wannamoisett Rd. Michael L. Rego – R. Paiva/Paiva Realty Group Richard W. Higgins & Janice Marshall – MBA Realty Group/Keller Williams Realty Leading $152,500 97 Algonquin Rd. Matthew & Megan Yaffe – M. Leeman/RE/MAX 1st Choice Irene Duruda Est. & Marie E. Dequattro – J. Andrade/The Mello Group $161,500 34 Hillside Ave. Angelica Neill – L. Giamusso/Albert Realtors Iida Mathias Est. & William C. Maaia – R. Paiva/Paiva Realty Group $134,500 216 Narragansett Ave. Randall Romanoff – M. Moschella/RE/MAX River’s Edge Jeanne L. Dias RET & Matthew D. Slepkow – M. Moschella/RE/MAX River’s Edge $160,000 30 Pine Grove St. Justin Shelton & Richelle M. St Laurent – Deb Cordeiro Group/EXIT Harborside Realty Linda M. Santos – D. Andrews/BisMarc Properties, LLC $155,000 87 Don Ave. Stephen V. Meca & Lauren M. Parisi – M. Ferreira/RE/MAX River’s Edge Frances M. Goss – M. Rockwell/RE/MAX River’s Edge$302,500 77 Sherman St. Kam P. Kwong & Chao H. Li – P. Tirrell/Weichert Realtors Tirrell Rlty White & White Rentals – P. Tirrell/Weichert Realtors Tirrell Rlty $65,000 888 Bullocks Point Ave. Edna Attiass – W. Vanier/Residential Properties, Ltd. Gilbert & Joyce Silva – D. Almeida/RE/MAX River’s Edge $270,700 LITTLE COMPTON 12 Magan Wy. Gregory G. & Camille A. Wiley – L. Haffenreffer/Little Compton Real Estate William M. & Dorothy B. Brown – J. Holland/T.L. Holland Agency $510,750 37 Amesbury Ln. Dominique Browning – D. Ladd/Country & Coastal Properties Eileen A. Cheetham T. & Eileen A. Cheetham – A. Reed/RE/MAX Right Choice $550,000 TIVERTON 30 Anthony Wy. William R. Corrigan & Sarah C. Grudberg – K. Robinson/Coldwell Banker Guimond Rlty. Claire B. Martel T. & Jerry F. Ims – J. Holland/T.L. Holland $165,000 WESTPORT 105 Pine Hill Rd. MT Farm RT & Elizabeth M. Micheels -K. Santos/William Raveis William Makris & Douglas Reed - K. Santos/William Raveis $1,375,000

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EAST PROVIDENCE: 3rd fl, 4 LITTLE COMPTON, winter Apartment Rental rm 2 bed, bus route, lg yard,gas rental, 1 Bdrm, 1 Bth, heat and hot water, $750 + util $1000/month plus utilities, secu- 3 FAMILY HOME BRISTOL: 2 bdrm, 1 bath, 2nd 401-433-1782 rity required. Call Renee floor, spacious living rm, kitchen 401.635.0252. w/full appl, hw floors throughout, EAST PROVIDENCE: 5 large full garage, off street parking, rooms, 2 bed, double parlor, eik, PLACE YOUR YARD SALE ad back porch, small basement w/ nice yard, parking, $900 + utili- in the East Bay Classifieds at w/d,$1200 includes water, 401- ties 401-433-1782 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477. 419-6363. 1 bdrm, Includes a/c, LITTLE COMPTON: 2 Bdrm BRISTOL: EAST PROVIDENCE:1st floor, 1Bth. 1st fl. No pets. $950/mo heat, electric, all appliances. sunny 5 rooms, 2 bed, EIK, nice w/d facilities. furnished.short or plus $300 utilities. Call for yard, close to everything $1,050, details. Heather 401.835.3000 long term $900 508-246-9900, w/gas & elec. 401-433-1782 401-247-0097 Little Compton: sunny-owner occupied property. Heat/elec EAST PROVIDENCE: 1st fl, 2 BRISTOL/WARREN: 1, 2 & 3 bed, appliances, yard, no pets, no included. No laundry 825/mo beds, 1 bed $300/mo, 2 bed, smokers, security, $750/mo plus utilities. 401-440-0457. 21 Creston Way | Providence $445/mo, 3 bed $550 mo. off st. 401-359-0132. PAWTUCKET: Nice, apt, paint- Bristol..21 Richmond Street. Legal 3 family. First floor 2/3 bed- Desirable East Side location. Less than a 15 parking, appl. incl. 401-529-7441 ed, fresh, very large, 1, 2, 3 , 4 rooms, Kitchen, W & D (first floor), Bath & Living room. Second minutedrive/walk to all amenities: Hope St/Brown/Downcity. EastBayRI.com - Your Town Online beds, 401-413-8581, 718-851- floor..2 -1 bedroom apartment. Vinyl sided one Car garage. 9000 sf Features 2 master suites, full finished basement with full BRISTOL: 2 bed, centrally 1328, 401-521-1477 Lot. Newer window & boiler. Separate electric and gas heat. Near located, new carpets, new paint, EAST PROVIDENCE: 1st flr, 1 bath, bedroom, laundry, fireplace in den & efficiency kitchen bedroom, incl. heat & hot water, downtown.. Call for more details. clean, w/d, $675 water included, : Duplex, 2 bed, 1.5 possiblity. $399,000 sec dep required 401-359-1144 off street parking, no pets, RIVERSIDE $850/mo 401-323-9244 baths, newly renovated, fully JoAnn Silva appli, off Forbes St. no pets, Office: 401-254-1900 Call Ann Marie Clarkson - 3 bed, 1.5 REALTOR® Licensed in RI & MA BRISTOL: 2 bedrooms, 2nd fl. LITTLE COMPTON security $1,150 401-467-2005 Cell: 401-439-8861 off street parking, water includ- bath Cape on lovely 2 acre lot. 401-578-9383 Cell RIVERSIDE: Waterview, [email protected] ed no pets, security deposit Freshly painted interior, fully 401-254-1900 Office applianced. Finished lower Naragansett Ave. Duplex, 2 bed, 2 req., $800/mo 401-374-5892. [email protected] level, exterior deck, circular decks, appliances, laundry, large drive. Pets allowed. Convenient yard, parking, $1100 401-481-1041 Chilton St. 1 bed, 2nd BRISTOL: location near beaches, 2nd, renovated, liv floor, laundry, pets, parking, no SEEKONK: Adamsville and Rte 81. Asking rm, din rm, applianced kitchen, smoking, $650, plus, water incl. $1,600/month TL Holland 1 bed + small study, $850/mo + 401-391-9581 Rondeau Associates Agency 401-624-8469 sec, heat incl 401-253-2734 Rondeau Associates

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BRISTOL: 1 bed, 1st flr. modern, appl., gas heat/hot water, hardwood flrs., laundry hookup, $800/mo. no utilities included 401-245-1983 BRISTOL: 1 bedroom, 2nd floor, includes appl. & water. $625 month, lease & sec. req. no pets. off street parking 401-253-9277. BRISTOL: High Street, 3 room Rare offering! Own at apt in nice location. No pets, no smoking, only $600/mo Sandy The Villages at Mt. Hope 401-575-1983 401 CHESTNUT ST. BRISTOL, RI - ENERGY EFFI- Bay for only $314,900! CIENT GAS HEAT, HOT WATER AND COOKING. LOVE- BRISTOL: Updated clean,quiet Perfect Gem! Spectacular 2nd flr., 2 bed, w/appl w/d. ceiling FOR RENT LY UPDATED RAISED RANCH W/DECK OVERLOOKING water views of Sakonnet Bay fans, parking, quiet, no smoking, no Large 3 bedroom apartment totally renovated with gleam- LARGE PRIVATE YARD. AWESOME DESIGNER from 4 rm., 1 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath condo, Master suite with pets, no utili $700. 401-253-1301. KITCHEN,UPDATED BATH,GLEAMING HARDWOODS,2 ing hardwoods, new appliances, off street parking and marble bath, den or dining rm., covered deck, clubhouse, FIREPLACES $289,800 BRISTOL: Downtown 1st floor, laundry in building. Walking distance to downtown and pool, tennis, 55 + community, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. bus route.$1,200/month Call Roseann at 401-378-8451 Call for pricing. 401-253-6807. to schedule a private showing. Barbara Hanaway EAST PROVIDENCE: 1 and 2 Cell: 508-776-8773 bed, appliances, utilities, laundry and parking, bus line. No Mary Jo pets. From $700/month. Also Fidalgo-Tavares furnished apts from $800. 401- cell 286-1920. 401-438-8137 401-297-1399 401-254-1900 office EAST PROVIDENCE: 1st fl, 4 room, 2 bed, bus line, large yard Rondeau Associates 729 Hope St., Rondeau Associates convenient Avail 09/01/13. Bristol, RI 02809 Rondeau Associates $800/mo + util 401-433-1782 401-254-1900 729 Hope Street | Bristol | 401-254-1900 We are having a record year! Thinking of selling, call us. PENDING SOLD

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SEEKONK: Great Apartment SEEKONK: 1 bedroom, 1st flr., Warren: RIVVIEW 5R-2bd- BRISTOL: 7 rm Cape, 3 bed, 2 full WARREN: 606 Metacom Ave, Portsmouth: Clock Tower Apartment Rental for rent: 1 bed, 2nd floor new paint, windows, hdwds., sunny, 1+1/2 bath kit/din/liv down- baths w/master, hws with tile, pets retail/commercial/office space. Square, multi-professional $650/m includes heat. Call quiet location, no pets/smoking, AC/FANS-W/DhK-porch-patio- ok, deck, fireplace, hot tub, clean, 1000 sq ft unit. $1200/month + suite, offices $375-$600/mo. Robin Lozito 401-486-6937. $675 508-336-2131, 401-282-8909 NO PETS $1100 401-245-8816. private, quiet $1895 786-501-4359 util. 401-245-7985 or Newly remodeled 401-338- [email protected]. PLACE YOUR YARD SALE 2 bed, 1bath, Small 2 bed, radiant 9474. ad in the East Bay Classifieds at TIVERTON: WARREN: $1000/mo utilities included, nice heat, stove, dishwasher, refrig, 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477. EastBayRI.com - Your Town Online Condos For Rent area, off street, no smoking, no hdws, w/d hook up, $775/mo pets or laundry 401-624-7728 401-338-9747 Office Space Retail Space For Rent BRISTOL: Courtyard at Metacom, EAST BAY CLASSIFIEDS Call 2 bedroom, 3rd flr., $1,200/mo 2 retail/comm units TIVERTON: L-shaped studio, BARRINGTON: Office space, BRISTOL: 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477 water incl., utilities separate, lease avail. 435 Wood St. $750/month new rugs, fridge, stove, skyl- & security, no pets 401-253-9277 off street parking, high speed ghts, w/d, $600/mo. electric Internet, snow removal and all incl. water. Lease & security included 401-641-4524 utilities incl. Lease req. at req. Call 401-253-9277. Homes For Rent Commercial Rental $315./month, sec. dep. required WARREN: Spacious 1st floor, 2 equal to 1 months rent. Avail. Waterfront Rental bed, wood/ tile floors, large BARRINGTON: Charming stu- Dec. 1, 401-246-0883 yard, parking, water incl, w/d dio Cottage living lr/kit/dr BRISTOL: For lease 6000 sq. ft. hook up $850/mo, no w/cathedral ceilings. Separate storefront and 3000 sq. ft. end Barrington: Nice large corner BRISTOL: Summer rental, smoking/pets 401-699-1317 br, near park, bike path, water, cap. Easy access, off street office, co-op waiting and confer- weekly/monthly, 3 bed, sun $850 includes water 401-644- parking, Bristol Shopping ence, all utilities included. porch, 2nd fl, on the Kickimuit WARREN: 1st fl, 1 bdrm, appli- 6095. Center. Call 401-253-3190. $490 401.246.1155. River $700 week 401-523-5505 ances, water incl, w/d, central or 401-523-5564 heat ,off street parking, no pets BARRINGTON: Lg. 2 bed on Quiet 3 room office, commer- BRISTOL: $620/month. 401-253-1395. quiet deadend street. Open flr. LITTLE COMPTON: 665 sq. ft., conference room, off cial lease, High Visibility - build PLACE YOUR YARD SALE plan, w/d on 1st flr, pvt. street parking. Call 401-253- to suit. Inquire Renee 401-635- ad in the East Bay Classifieds at deck/yard, off st. parking, 3190 WARREN: 1 bed, 1st flr. $575; 2 bed, $1375/mo + util. 401-323-3405 0252 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477. 3rd floor, $650 includes appliances Description: 6.82 Acre parcel of quality upland well located along Route 44 and improved by a compound style group of buildings includ- and water, other utilities separate, ing: 1.5 story colonial style (antique) home (2,087 SF), a large three level lease and sec, no pets 401-253-9277 commercial/residential l carriage house/barn (3,600 SF) and a cottage No one knows style residence (600 SF), long stone driveway & stone walls, serviced by WARREN: 1 bedroom, $550, 3 LOCAL an artesian well and town water - with good street & highway access - bedroom $750, stove, refrig, about 800’ from intersection of Rte. 44 & New St. near Rehoboth Town water. Sec. deposit required, No line; current rental income: $4,000/mo.; Traffic count (Rte. 44) - real estate like a 10,000K+ cars/day; Dighton Assessor’s Map 76/Lot 37. Terms of Sale: pets, no smoking 401-254-1036 $10,000 Deposit in cash or bank cashier’s check due at sale & to bid; real estate balance due within 45 days. Property is to be sold free of liens & w/re WARREN: 3 bdrm, 1st fl, full LOCAL taxes prorated to date of closing. Ten Percent (10%) Buyer’s Premium kitchen, livingrm, HWs, new added to high bid. Other terms announced at auction. Property bath. Incl appli, half cellar and 1 Preview: Open for inspection at 11:00 AM on auction day - call auction- pking spot. $900 508-347-9359. professional! eers. Don’t miss this auction! Front Row: Adolf Haffenreffer, Janet Myrin See listing & photographs @ auctionzip.com – ID #5964 WARREN: 3rd floor, 2 bedroom, Back Row: Lisa Haffenreffer, Mimi Whitmarsh, Ann Haire $$ Broker Commission Available $$ hardwood floors, new kitchen, $650 month includes water. 2 South of Commons Road P.O. Box 941 • Little Compton, Rhode Island 02837 401-253-1900 George Collias Phone 401-635-2468 Email [email protected] Auctioneers/Appraisers/Real Estate Agents WARREN: Main Street/Bristol Off the Market in Minutes. The Auction Advantage! line, 1st fl, renovated, spacious (508) 679-7919 2 bed, appl, decks, yard parking, w/d, $950 401-253-1395 TIVERTON Historic home renovated for OPEN HOUSE SAT. NOV. 16TH 11AM – 1PM modern living on a 34 acre pastoral farm. Water views. Includes a guest house, barn, historic cemetery, and an acre lot in Winnisimet which provides deeded access to Winnisimit beaches and the right to install 2 moorings. $3,700,000

LITTLE COMPTON Oceanfront Nantucket style 60 Coggeshall Ave, Bristol ENJOY QUALITY OF LIFE DOWN THE Cape with private beach club NARROWS, NEAR THE WATER ... PEACEFUL SETTING! UNIQUE membership available. A classic LAYOUT TO THIS 3 BEDROOM/ 1.5 BATHROOM RANCH SITUATED ON A CORNER LOT ...COME SEE FOR YOURSELF! Asking $233,500 summer home with unobstructed views to the Elizabeth Ryan Fonseca Islands, and beyond. Broker Associate $2,450,000 729 Hope Street, Bristol, RI 02809 [email protected] Rondeau Associates 401.489.0065 - cell 401.254.1900 - office www.littlecomptonre.com

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Loan rates based on $100,000 with 20% down payment & no PMI. Variable mortgages listed are for 30 years, adjusted annually. Points are a one-time charge equal to one percent of the mortgage. APR stands for annual percentage rate and reflects closing costs spread over the life of the loan. CAP is the most a variable mortgage can increase in one year. Savings and loans and Rhode Island loan and investment banks are included in the bank section of this chart. These rates, provided by the institutions on Monday of this week, are subject to change or special conditions. For more information, consumers are advised to call the institution. First-time homebuyers may qualify for lower-rate mortgages from the Rhode Island Housing and Mortgage Finance Corporation. Many credit unions only grant loans to members and limit membership to a defined group. When shopping for mortgage rates ask for explanation of closing costs. Financial institutions that write residential mortgages that wish to be included on this list can get in touch with Classified Real Estate Advertising Specialist at 401-253-1000 Get a mortgage or MORTGAGE reﬁnance now. MARKETPLACE Because life Your First Rate Mortgage Professionals is calling. PURCHASE OR REFINANCE 800-254-3262 Advertise for as little or visit us on the web at Call Michael Robinson RATES AS LOW AS 2% East Bay Loan Originator www.capcityfinancial.com as $40* per week! NMLS ID: 21780 www.facebook.com/capcityfinancial 401.233.3482 www.LinkedIn.com/in/JohnBirs 2740 Pawtucket Avenue Call 401-253-0062 East Providence, RI 02914 *Based on 52 week commitment Johnathon D. Birs, NMLS 4152

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