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TTimesimeseastbayri.com THURSDAY, MARCH 5 2015 VOL. 49, NO. 9 $1.00 Allder stages school coup attempt Excess BY TOM KILLIN DALGLISH new school committee, including a triumvirate [email protected] om of candidates elected as a slate on Nov. 4, took overtime LITTLE COMPTON — Polly Allen, LIttle office. Compton’s newly elected school committee The three new members were Polly Allen (an chairman, faces an ouster attempt at this Independent), Pat McHugh (a Democrat), and Wednesday’s school committee meeting (after Lori Craffey (a Republican). prompts the Times went to press). All three were elected together with well over Ms. Allen has served as chairman for a little 800 votes each, and with each garnering over over three months, and has presided over four 20 percent of the total vote. lid on school committee meetings (and two work- At the organizing school committee meeting shops). Nov. 20 following the election, committee offi- School committee member Tom Allder now cers were elected. wants her voted out of office and hopes to Ms. Allen was elected committee chairman spending replace her as chairman. Mr. Allder has placed by a 3-2 vote of the members. two “Action Items” on the Wednesday’s com- Also elected by the same margin, were Ms. Fire staffing, station mittee agenda. Craffey (vice-chairman) and Mr. McHugh (sec- Polly Allen cutbacks approved One is “to consider and vote to reorganize retary). the school committee,” and the other is “to The bloc of three voting were the three new- BY TOM KILLIN DALGLISH consider and vote for officers for the school ly elected committee members — Ms. Allen, [email protected] committee.” tion,” he said. “I think I have a better under- Ms. Craffey, and Mr. McHugh. TIVERTON — Town Adminis- “Three new people got voted in last fall,” Mr. standing of how things should work. This is not Mr. Allder was nominated by committee trator Matt Wojcik announced Allder said Thursday. “I don’t feel a first-year, a personal issue for me or anybody. It’s about member Peg Bugara — for chairman, for vice- Monday immediate temporary newly elected school committee member has what’s best for the school.” chairman, and for secretary — and he lost all steps to curtail spending in order the experience to be chairman.” Mr. Allder was three times on the losing end to stay within FY 2015 budget lim- “I have requested that there be a reorganiza- of the vote for officers last Nov. 20, when the See SCHOOL COMMITTEE Page 5 its. The measures include “freez- ing” certain accounts, and sharply curtailing fire department expenses. “The combination of extraordi- nary winter weather, and the pre- mature spend-down of the Tiver- ton Fire Department’s overtime account, jeopardize the Town’s ability to end the year with a bal- anced budget,” Mr. Wojcik said. Fire department overtime In response to the budget prob- lems posed by fire department spending, Mr. Wojcik said he is instituting “specific temporary measures to rein in the overtime spending at the fire department.” These include a series of sweep- ing new guidelines for fire depart- ment operations. “The fire department overtime account,” Mr. Wojcik said, “is the only account in town government that has been overspent to such a large extent. We believe the account is already $30,000 in the red, and is on a pace to end the The buoys are back! year well over $125,000 short.” The buoys are back! According to the town treasurer, the fire department’s original

RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. budget for overtime for the fiscal year 2015 was $280,000. Holding a few of this year’s buoys for the Westport Watershe Alliance ‘Buoys at the Brewery’ fundraiser are, from left, Betsy White, Debo- rah Weaver, Dachelle London, Tom Schmitt and Gay Gillespie. For more on this weekend’s buoy celebration and sale, see page 3. See BUDGET Page 16 Reef rift Plan back to drawing board after facing opposition PAGE 4 Page 2 Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015

Photos of events, people, etc. available for purchase at eastbayri.com Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 Page 3 ‘Buoys are back’ for a good cause Artists from all over find beauty in lobster buoys

hey’ve got beach buoys and beach girls, seriously beautiful ones with boats, birds and sunsets, a glittery disco buoy, 3-D buoys bedecked with feathers and shells, and fanciful ones, like a buoy that features an immense Kraken lurking beneath oblivious sailors. Then there is Alicia Crespo’s ‘The Game — Rolling on the Westport River.’ This buoy spins to send players on a WTestport River game — a bit like Candy Land or Chutes and Ladders. Do a good deed for the river and move forward. But wash your car in the driveway or (worse) dump chemicals down a storm drain and prepare to tumble backwards. “Where do people come up with these ideas?” asked organizer Gay Gillespie. Some of the regions best artists, 57 of them as of late last week from Westport, Little Compton, Tiverton, Dartmouth and beyond, have again turned their talents to bare wooden lobster buoys and the results are stunning. The Westport River Watershed Alliance has reprised last year’s “Buoy the Winter Blues” event and will hold it on Saturday, March 7 at a new location, Buzzards Bay Brewing, 98 Horseback Road — hence the new name, “Buoys at the Brewery.” Ms. Gillespie said she was apprehensive about trying to repeat last year’s success.What if the good ideas were exhausted, the artists tired of it. “But I believe they’ve outdone themselves this year,” she said. “Every time another one comes in we are all in disbelief at the talent out there. all around us.” As last year, bidders will get to make offers on buoys they’d like to take home (bidding starts at $100.) PHOTOS BY RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. The buoys will be on display all day from 11 a.m. at the brewery Gay Gillespie admires a beach scene buoy. with a reception from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at which point bidding closes and winners are announced. The event evolved from a wish to host a fun winter event that might raise some money. “We have summer things but in the winter every And the buoy artists are … Delight gets so ‘caved,” Ms. Gillespie said. “And we thought last winter was Megan Abajian Trintje Jansen, Maritime endless,” she added last week. Robert Abele, The Sea Hath its Pearls Paula Kochanek, Blue Octopus A friend from New Jersey had done a similar fundraiser for Habitat Phyllis Dobbyn Adams, Our Town Katherine Lovell, Goldfinch in the Meadow for Humanity at which decorated bird houses were auctioned off. Ms. Gillespie thought lobster buoys would be especially appropri- Josie Richmond Arkins, Get a Grip on the River Isabel Mattia Geese ate for Westport. A bit of internet research led hr to Maine Wooden Susan Medyn, Flower Child Buoys. The Friendship Harbor, Maine, company agreed to supply Michele Bailey, Summer Guests Teresa Mowery, Feather Buoy wooden buoys — naked or primed — “at a great price.” Mary Benefiel, The Octopus Garden Brian Peay Again this year she sent word of the project to area art clubs and Claire Bowen, Schools Tiffany Peay, Disco Buoy colleges “and the results, as you can see (she said pointing to rows of Morgan Bozarth, Promise of Spring Lauren Renee Quinn, Luoybuoyton bubble-wrapped buoy art) was amazing.” Dennis Broadbent Buoys can be viewed at WRWA’s website www.westportwater- Jennifer Rashleigh Nate Brown shed.org. If you are unable to attend the show and would like to place Brenda Wrigley Scott, Bird Buoy a bid, contact Gay Gillespie at [email protected] or 508-636- Norm Buck Mary Sexton, Buoying Our Spirits 3016. Don Cadoret, Celebrate Westport Nancy Shand, Sphinx on the Buoy Food truck Funcheezical will be at the reception and the Brewery Alicia Crespo, The Game Lucy Snyder will host a cash bar with a variety of Buzzards brews and Westport Judith Duval, Winter Whispers Susan Strauss, Out to Sea River wines. Brenda Figueiredo “WRWA is grateful to our artist friends and Buzzards Bay Brewing Lucy Tabit, 5,000 Year Old Secret Maureen Fleming for making this fun event possible,” the Alliance said. Suzanne Tomlinson, Buoys and Girls Kristin Furrow, Four Seasons at the Head Claire Tremblay, The Standing Sentinel Sarah Fielding-Gunn Caroline Unruh, White Caps Buoys at the Brewery Christina Glaser, Kraken Michael Walden WHAT: Buoys at the Brewery Lawre Goodnow and Helen Richmond Webb, Rag Jim Whitin, WRWA Buoy Chimes fundraiser for Westport Water- Bag Rivers Nancy Whitin shed Alliance Vidar Haaland, Windows Jacklyn William WHEN: Saturday, March 7. Buoys Sandra Hall, Beach Girls will be on display from 11 to 6:30 Corey Wyndham, Beach Buoys p.m.; reception starts at 4:30 p.m. Charlotte Hamlin, Kawaguchi Sarah Tappen Wyndham, The Language of Shells WHERE: Buzzards Bay Brewing, Sharon Hardin, Found Jeff Yorks 98 Horseback Road, Westport Barbara Edlund Healy, Red Sky at Night, Sailor’s

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Advocates ask for time involved. to consider changes Others said they are not happy with the fact that there is no plan A plan to install three artificial to remove the Reef Balls if the pro- reefs in East Bay waters has been ject proves unsuccessful. withdrawn to give proponents Dr. Deacutis replied that the time to look into possible changes. plan could be changed to provide That after the proposal came in for removal if it was found that the for criticism during a recent hear- project was causing any harm. ing before the state’s Coastal CRMC Chairman Anne Maxwell Resources Management Council Livingston said she favors the pro- (CRMC). ject because it could provide The plan would place clusters of important aquatic research, 30 “Reef Balls” at quarter-acre though she agreed that there sites — off Weaver Cove in ought to be a provision for the Portsmouth’s Melville area; in reef’s removal if things don’t work Mount Hope Bay north of out. Portsmouth’s Town Pond and Commercial fisherman Ken Common Fence Point; and a third Murgo of Bristol said he has con- midway between these two. All cerns with site selection, especial- have similar sandy bottoms and ly sites two and three, and asked are 15-25 feet deep and each that DEM to work with commer- would have a buffer area bringing cial fishermen on location choic- total size to one-half acre each. es. He also worried that the heavy The reefs would consist of “Reef Reef Balls would sink into soft sed- Balls,” manufactured beehive iment. shaped concrete structures rid- Bristol commercial fisherman dled with holes that, proponents The reefs would consist of “Reef Balls,” manufactured beehive shaped concrete structures riddled with holes Robert Morris spoke of his con- hope, would provide homes and that, proponents hope, would provide homes and gathering places for sea life including fish. cern that the project might lead to gathering places for sea life the introduction of the invasive including fish. “burning weed” that he said con- Some of the opposition at the president, told the CRMC that the ronmental Management should ship with The Nature Conservan- tains sulfuric acid and is known meeting came from the RI Fisher- Alliance is concerned about a plan not be the applicant because DEM cy and RI Saltwater Fishermen’s for wiping out other plants. men’s Alliance and the commer- that benefits one group at the is supposed to be neutral. Association) is the applicant No timetable was set for revi- cial fishermen it represents. expense of others. And he said Dr. Christopher Deacutis of because the federal funding sions and reintroduction of the Jerry Carvalho, the group’s vice that the RI Department of Envi- RIDEM said that DEM (in partner- requires that a state agency be reef proposal. Attorney: ‘Borderline case’ left jurisdiction issue unanswered LITTLE COMPTON — Little “Why did the town need to Mr. Humphrey represented Mr. picked him up in Tiverton, trans- Colleen Hastings agree, throwing Compton may have prevailed in spend three years and countless Simmons, now 24, after Mr. Sim- ported him back to the crash the case out of court. the David Simmons ‘borderline’ dollars?” asked Robert Humphrey. mons was charged with drunk dri- scene, and subsequently charged But the town appealed to the drunk driving case, but Mr. Sim- Asked about that cost, Town ving in the wake of a Dec. 24, him. state Supreme Court and won. 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Prices in effect March 4-10, 2015. *Not responsible for typographical errors. We accept manufacturers coupons! 24/7 Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 Page 5 Unseating attempt: Taxpayers group surprised, not involved BY TOM KILLIN DALGLISH rience than Polly Allen for the it, we [the Taxpayers Association] No other people in history is as disconnected [email protected] position of chairperson, but got fuzzy answers, that basically LITTLE COMPTON — An everybody has to start some- boiled down to ‘that’s what school from the brutality of war as is the United attempt by school committee where.” committees do.’ It did not sit well States today. member Tom Allder this Wednes- Mr. Lord said the LCTA has not because Attorney Scungio is one day (after this paper goes to press) been involved in Mr. Allder’s pro- of the best there is and has done to unseat School Committee posed ouster of Ms. Allen, “and it well for the school.” David Jay Morris, author Chairperson Polly Allen and have comes as a complete surprise. Mr. Mr. Lord said it was “a surprise The Evil Hours himself voted chairperson, Allder has not communicated outcome” at the school commit- appears to have caught the Little with us on this issue and I don’t tee meeting Feb. 5, when Lori Caf- SAKONNET PEACE ALLIANCE Compton Taxpayers Association suspect he will.” frey, one of the three new council an alternate voice to the terrible and costly logic of war (LCTA) by surprise. Looking back over the past members elected as a slate last Roger Lord, secretary/treasurer three months of Ms. Allen’s tenure November, voted along with the of the LCTA, who attends and as chairperson, Mr. Lord said, two incumbents (Mr. Allder and films school committee meetings, “things were off to a bad start Peg Bugara), “not to replace Mr. said over the weekend that his when the new school committee Scungio,” who as a consequence group “has just learned of this. decided to seek another attorney. continues to represent the school Tom Allder has much more expe- When asked why they were doing committee. SCHOOL COMM: Allder aims for school chair

From Page 1 “My only goal is to make the Mr. McHugh linked some of the school committee more effective. pressure on Ms. Allen with efforts three times, securing only his and I’m not doing this to cast asper- by the new school committee to Ms. Bugara’s vote each time. sions on them. I really truly feel I conduct a more extensive search “I sought the position of chair would do a better job and the to find a new school superinten- last November, and I didn’t have school committee would be better dent. the support. Things have served with new leadership.The Because she’s retired, the cur- changed. I do have the best expe- reality is the five of us have to con- rent superintendent’s contract is rience and I was the best fit.” tinue to work together.” up again for an annual renewal. Asked if he talked with Ms. Craf- Mr. Allder said no other groups In the past, he said, the superin- fey about his effort to unseat Ms. are pushing the reorganization he tendent search was conducted in Allen, Mr. Allder said, “I’ve talked is proposing, and he said the bud- as short a time as three weeks, but with her and have a sense of how get has nothing to do with it. this year the new committee is she feels. I wouldn’t be doing this hoping to extend the time frame if I didn’t have the support.” Allen reacts to a month or six weeks. Asked if he thinks Ms. Allen has “It comes as a complete surprise Mr. McHugh also spoke of pres- had enough time in office for peo- to me,” said Ms. Allen. sures for “regionalization” coming ple to be able to evaluate how “My phone is ringing off the from some “factions” in town, that she’s doing, Mr. Allder said, “I do. I hook. I’ve been getting tons of the new school committee, he feel three to four meetings is phone calls and e-mails. People said, resists. enough to form a judgment. The are outraged. How are we sup- Other efforts of the new com- meetings could be run more effi- posed to get anything done if this mittee, such as examining elec- ciently. There could be more deco- is the route we’re going to take.” tricity bills and cell phone bills, rum.” Ms. Allen said she’s been trying have created problems. What do you mean, “decorum?” to increase transparency, and look “Once you try to make change, he was asked. carefully at bills. “I’ve found some he said, it’s hard, you get a lot of “There are rules that apply to silly spending within the bills, and opposition,” he said. how meetings should be run,” he I said I’d stand up for the kids’ Mr. McHugh said, “I’ve received replied. “Members of the public education.” a handful of calls, with people ask- speaking to other members of the In defense of her style for run- ing, what’s going on?” Brantal’s Restaurant, Pub, public,” he said, for example, is ning meetings, she said, “I feeI I let Asked for her comment, school not something that should be everyone speak and that’s impor- committee member Peg Bugara Function Rooms allowed. tant. I’ve been told I’m not treated said, “I do not wish to speak 91 Crandall Rd, Tiverton • 401-624-1990 • www.brantal.com Mr. Allder said he is not accus- with much respect.” before the meeting [Wednesday], Fish & Chips $9.99 • Fried Clam Plate $14.99 ing Ms. Allen of any misconduct, “I know plenty of people who and will express my views then.” rules violations or of any disre- say this makes a mockery out of Reached by phone, briefly, at Dinner for Two $19.95 spect for others. the election and the school com- there end of last week, Ms. Craffey March 12: Paint Night with U-Paint “I just think the overall health of mittee,” she said. “I hope the peo- said she would call back but never the school committee would be ple who supported me will stand did. Other attempts to reach her March 14: St. Patrick’s Day Party music with The Morons better served by me as chairman.” up for me.” by phone were unsuccessful. Dining Room Open Wednesday - Saturday at 4:30pm Catering & Functions 7 Days a Week Opinion Page 6 Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR EDITORIAL Plows pounded state’s new mailboxes

Ask the voters To the editor: A few years ago the state ike the Tiverton Glen plan or not, something is repaved Peckham Road. a short haywire with the notion that a planning board portion of Long Highway and can tinker with the town plan until it ‘fits’ a Colebrook Road, the route from developer’s proposal. West Main Road to Adamsville. In Stranger yet is just how little say townspeople the process, all the mailboxes nowL seem to have about what their town becomes. were replaced with new posts and Tiverton is less than a decade removed from its town boxes. meeting days. In those raucous times (as in Westport and Snow plowing after the recent Little Compton now), residents weighed in on most every- storms and previous ones has thing — from the pothole budget to funding for the town resulted in damage to 46 out of dump. It wasn’t always pretty or efficient — sometimes was about 76 of the free standing box- downright nasty — but voters left with a sense, illusory as it es or those that are first in a row of may have been, that they still had held some control. boxes. Most of the boxes are Now Tiverton is poised to decide the fate of far and away slightly bent over while the the biggest development it has ever seen and townspeople remainder are beyond repair. are little more than loud spectators. These boxes cannot stand up to Both sides in this debate proclaim to know the residents’ our snow conditions and will have wishes. to be repaired for years to come Advocates for Tiverton Glen say taxpayers are clamoring until the state replaces them with for the arrival of businesses that will bring money and ones that are stronger. property tax relief to Tiverton, and say they are fed up with To report damage, the RI high- the town’s anti-business bias. way Department can be reached Foes say townspeople are aghast that a ‘mega-mall’ at 401-222-2450. might destroy the town’s character with traffic, noise, Walter Cluett asphalt and disdain for Tiverton’s historic and rural charac- Little Compton One of many mangled state-issue mailboxes in Little Compton ter. But nobody can say for certain what townspeople prefer because nobody has asked. That ought to change. Never mind that town government as it is now set up doesn’t require it, the town council ought Wilbur McMahon School to call for a vote. A special election, even a non-binding one, would does not tolerate bullying answer the question that matters most — what do resi- dents want? To the editor: Prevention Coalition. This com- May 7 with a focus on a frame- Special elections are expensive, some will say — though a The administration, faculty mittee meets monthly to discuss work for inspiration, healing and mistake in this matter would be costlier by far. and staff are cognizant of the bullying issues and implements personal growth as students cre- And a deadline looms — if the planners don’t act soon, severe and lasting psychological measures to curb bullying. ate expressions that are often dif- the developer wins by default. But if Carpionato is as confi- impact bullying can have on I Hiring a behavior specialist ficult to convey in words. dent in its plan (and resident wishes) as it seems, it should students young and old. Every- to work specifically with middle I Scheduling a “Walk for welcome a vote, waive the deadline for a few weeks. one employed by Wilbur McMa- school issues. The school also Respect” on May 1 to bring the Town meeting may be dead but once in awhile a town hon School has worked dili- employs a school psychologist, community together and express needs to take a deep breath and consult with those who gently the past several years to social worker, full-time guidance various ways to respect one should be in charge. address, combat and diffuse counselor and full-time school another. This one is big — let’s hear what the townspeople think. any and all forms of bullying — nurse, all of whom routinely I Hosting a parent workshop including the relatively new work together with faculty, staff with a specialist from Bradley issue of cyber-bullying — at the and administration to ensure Hospital that discussed bullying school and in the community. mental health and bullying issues and what parents can do It is the belief by everyone at issues are being addressed to help their children. Wilbur McMahon that all stu- promptly and effectively. I Conducting a middle school dents deserve a safe learning I Creating new programs such survey, created by the school SAKONNET TIMES environment where they can as the Student Ambassadors and psychologist, to help identify achieve their full potential. By Citizens of the Month, which personal, social, emotional and Established in 1967 promoting a school culture that highlight and encourage stu- bullying issues that were of con- Matthew Hayes, Publisher is focused on honesty, safety, dents to treat others with kind- cern. The results will be used to Bruce Burdett, Editor dignity and respect, students ness and become leaders in the identify the need for interven- R. S. Bosworth Jr., Publisher Emeritus are encouraged to treat others school. tion, training and programming. with courtesy at all times. I Partnering with the Little In conclusion, at Wilbur Letters policy Reported cases of bullying have Compton Prevention Coalition McMahon, bullying is simply not The Sakonnet Times encourages all citizens to comment publicly on the events and times in which we live. been responded to and to support a week of Project Pur- tolerated. Faculty, staff and stu- We will print any letter sent to us, adhering to guidelines for taste, accuracy, fairness and public interest. Letters must be signed by the author and must include telephone number and street address. Letters are addressed by school adminis- ple initiatives focused on making dents have been trained to be limited to 500 words. Direct letters to: Sakonnet Times, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, R.I. 02809. Letters may also be tration. good choices. Motivational vigilant in their efforts to elimi- sent to [email protected] In the last several years, there Speaker Kevin Robinson spoke at nate bullying at our school. We Correction policy have been countless programs, a program for all Wilbur & will continue to work to create a We adhere to the highest standards of accuracy, fairness and ethical responsibility. If you feel we have not initiatives and workshops for McMahon students on February safe learning environment for all met those standards, please notify us. We will correct any errors brought to our attention or that we dis- cover ourselves. They will always appear on this page. faculty, staff and the student 25, 2015, about bullying issues our students that allows every body to address bullying in and healthy life choices. student the opportunity to focus This newspaper does not assume responsibility for errors in advertisements printed herein, but will print school. Some of these include: I Holding a two-day art work- on education and develop without charge that part of any advertisement in which an error occurs. One-year subscription rates are $38 ($32 w/E-Z Pay) in county, $65 in New England ($60 w/E-Z pay) and $85 nationwide ($79 w/E-Z pay). Peri- I Adopting the statewide anti- shop created by Peace Love Stu- healthy relationships. Sincerely, odicals postage paid Tiverton, RI 02878 and at additonal mailing offices. The Sakonnet Times office is locat- bullying policy and creating an dios last spring that focused on The Wilbur McMahon ed at 1 Bradford St., Bristol, R.I., 02809. Telephone 624-3035. POSTMASTER send address changes to Sakonnet Times, 1 Bradford St., Bristol, R.I., 02809. anti-bullying committee in con- mental health for grades 5-8. Anti-Bullying Committee junction with the Little Compton Another program is being offered Little Compton Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 Page 7 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Tiverton politicians spread bond rating fiction Project conflicts with town To the editor: ing was an A, so it’s up. go into the bond rating, but she The majority of Tiverton resi- Voters at last year’s financial insisted that the reserves were plan in many ways dents pay little to no attention to town referendum (FTR) used some “the biggest.” That’s simply not To the editor: small town and rural qualities and the town’s rating on the bonds that of the town’s excess funds to pre- true, and again, if she doesn’t Although the developers’ scenic values.” it sells to borrow money. During vent yet another tax increase, and know that, she should. requested changes to our Comp With regards the safety section of the course of a busy week, there’s Perry says that prevented the town But the game of Perry and Dur- Plan are major, they do not this clause, the Tiverton Superin- hardly time to get bogged down in from reaching AAA. That’s not fee is a political one, mainly to address all of the project’s areas of tendent of Schools sent a letter to such details. true. Even if Tiverton had tens of hide the damage that they and noncompliance with the Compre- the Planning Board that raised the For that reason, some of our millions of dollars in its reserves, it their associates have done in hensive Plan. Some examples: issue of safety for Tiverton school town officials (those endorsed by could not have reached AAA. allowing Tiverton’s tax rate to Section 10.7 of the Comp Plan, students, which said, in part: Tiverton 1st and the Tiverton The factor that kept Tiverton climb significantly higher than Economic Development Policies “Another concern with the devel- Democratic Town Committee) are from reaching AAA is that its any of its neighbors’ (in either states: “It is the stated goal of this opment is related to the increased using “bond rating” as a magical “financial management practices” Rhode Island or Massachusetts), chapter to provide for economic traffic flow on Main Road associat- phrase to pressure you into voting are only “adequate.” Rather than in allowing payroll and overtime development…while not nega- ed with the proposed development for higher taxes than the town investigating why town govern- bills to skyrocket, in doubling the tively impacting the town’s cher- … There are numerous bus stops really needs. ment isn’t managing its money town’s total tax levy in about a ished small town character, bur- located on Main Road and I am Leading the way is new Town better, this new town council decade, in allowing embarrassing dening its road system and con- concerned that an increased traffic Council member David Perry. In member wants to attack voters controversies like the Robert Mar- tributing to sprawl.” flow especially in the afternoon a recurring Punch and Judy show, who decided against an unneces- tin affair, in pushing for massive Carpionato’s traffic study states could provide additional safety Perry takes the fact that the coun- sary tax increase, last year. amounts of debt, and in slowing that the traffic for their mega- concerns for our students … and cil’s meetings are televised to Louise Durfee is mounting a down expansion of the town’s tax development will be 24,880 car could lead to significant increases spread false information, and if he similar attack from her appointed base. trips per day. This crippling in the cost of operating the School doesn’t know it’s false, he should. seat on the Budget Committee. For more details on these and increase in traffic on our roads will Department, which in turn would Perry says the town’s bond rat- Facing some vocal opposition other topics, see Tiverton- surely “negatively impact the impact our residents.” ing was “dropped” to AA (excel- from elected members of the FactCheck.org. town’s cherished small town char- Section 8.6 Circulation Policies lent) from AAA (the highest). It committee, Durfee acknowledged Justin Katz acter, burden its road system, and states “ Traffic signals are inconsis- was not. Tiverton’s last bond rat- that there are multiple factors that Tiverton contribute to sprawl”, and is tent with the functioning and char- therefor in violation of the Comp acter of community’s roadways Plan. and should be avoided wherever Section 10.7 of the Comp Plan possible” I do have an interest in project states: “The town must balance the Per Carpionato’s traffic study, rights of property owners to devel- they want to add six new traffic — and a right to comment op with the desire of the commu- lights: three on Fish Road and three nity at large to manage such devel- on Main Road, all within a quarter To the editor: total area of 36.3 square miles, of from the financial issues stated opment so that it enhances the of a mile of Route 24. This is there- As one of the brokers for the sale which 29.4 square miles [18,816 and discussed in the very issue of town’s character, not takes away fore in direct violation of section 8.6 of the properties located along acres] is land and 7.0 square miles the Sakonnet Times where this from it.” of the Comp Plan Souza Road and designated for is water. Which means that this 65 writer was criticized. Carpionato’s traffic study num- If we add the proposed mega- Tiverton Glen, I do have a “vested acres is the equivalent of .0035 A real estate broker creates a ber of 24,880 car trips per day, development traffic to existing interest” if the property is sold. I percent of Tiverton’s land mass. market for real property, whether times 365 days in a year, equals traffic on Main Road and Fish also had a “vested interest” in the And, further, the changes pro- there is an existing use, or a pro- 9,081,200 car trips per year for this Road, then these two lane country sale of more than $35 million of posed by the developer will not, as posed use. My credentials include mega-development. Over 9 million roads will handle almost the same industrial and commercial prop- as implied and stated by a few not only a record of accomplish- car trips added to our roads every amount of cars trips per day as the erties along the South Coast area meeting participants, apply to any ments as both a real estate broker year does not “enhance the town’s Sakonnet Bridge…while at the and in Rhode Island. other land in town. Nor, as and an appraiser, but I also have character”, and is therefor in viola- same time adding six new traffic These past sales enabled com- implied or incorrectly stated, will an advanced degree in Real Estate tion of the Comp. Plan. lights. This is in direct violation of panies both local and from out- these changes “open the door” for and Urban Development Plan- Policy 2a of the Comp Plan Policy 1 of Section 8.6 of the Comp side the region to continue or any other uses, because the ning. In addition, I served as a cor- states: “Support and promote new Plan, since this does not “reduce expand their businesses and aug- remainder of the town is zoned porate real estate officer for 17 retail commercial developments congestion”, it dramatically ment the jobs available in the primarily for residential use. years, managing, selling, buying which primarily serve local needs increases it. region. In purchasing these loca- Developing an area equivalent to and developing property through- and reflect and/or compliment the The bottom line is that these are tions, the individuals and firms .0035 percent of the town’s land out the United States. From that unique character of Tiverton.” all violations of our current owning these properties mass will not change the charac- standpoint and past experience, I Per Carpionato’s traffic study, the approved Comprehensive Plan, increased the tax base of the com- ter of Tiverton. have every right to comment vast majority of the traffic coming and the proposed amendments do munities in which they were situ- This proposed development about the planning process in to this mega-development will not address these serious issues. ated. This is the same result pro- will provide a comfortable envi- Tiverton. I also have every right to come from Fall River and beyond. The Planning Board needs to reject posed for Tiverton, a town which ronment for modern living, for comment, as an observer of the This does not “compliment the the Comprehensive Plan amend- needs an expanded tax base, an apartment dwelling, for visitors, proceedings, on the behavior and unique character of Tiverton” and ments, and this project, based on economic generator, and a job guests and customers, and profes- attitudes of the crowd attending is therefore not in keeping with traffic issues alone. creator. sional offices. This will create an the meetings. Policy 2a, as the project would not All concerned Tiverton residents As for the development of 65 economic generator, an influx of Respectfully, “primarily serve local needs”. are urged to attend the Planning acres along a major interstate jobs, a very significant return of Bernard P.Giroux Section 8.0 Circulation of the Board meeting Tuesday, March 10, highway, if scale of the develop- property and excise taxes to the Fall River Comp Plan states:”It is essential to 7 p.m., at Tiverton High School. ment is a concern, Tiverton has a town and help secure the town provide safe and efficient circula- Bruce Hathaway tion while maintaining the town’s Tiverton

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WESTPORT — By the time any- by several young men to work on one noticed the garage fire off cars. Two Honda Accords inside Charlotte White Road Sunday, the garage were destroyed as was the structure was beyond saving, a third Accord parked outside. firefighters say. Lost too were Deputy Chief Manley said that several cars and a collection of while the garage address is 239 mechanics’ tools. Charlotte White Road, it is actu- Multiple callers reported the ally located down a laneway just blaze at around west of Mead- 12:10 p.m. and “It must have been owbrook Road fire crews arrived and out of sight to find the two- burning for awhile of Charlotte story structure White Road. engulfed in before anyone “It must have flames and spotted it.” been burning for mostly awhile before destroyed, said ALLEN MANLEY, WEST- anyone spotted Deputy Fire PORT DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF it” because the Chief Allen Man- fire had a big ley. head start. Firefighters made sure the The fire is under investigation blaze didn’t spread and finally by Fire Department investigators left at 3:18 p.m. with the building who also called in a State Police and its contents a total loss. investigative unit. The cause was Tiverton and Little Compton fire undetermined as of Monday Find more photos crews assisted Westport by truck- morning. ing in water and covering at the Firefighters heard several small at eastbayri.com station. explosions as the fire burned Records show that the garage is itself out. Nobody was inside the WESTPORT FIRE DEPT. PHOTO 24/7 owned by Joseph Medeiros of Fall garage when crews arrived and Piles of smoldering rubble were all that remained of the two-story River and had been used recently there were no injuries. garage by mid-afternoon Sunday.

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The chase continued into Tiverton, alcohol, and reckless driving and elud- where Tiverton police deployed a tire ing police. But instead of stopping, Mr. Goldblatt deflation device on Main Road near OIL CO. fled, and a pursuit ensued north on Pond Bridge Road, stopping the vehicle. Mr. Goldblatt was transported to New- West Main Road. During the chase, port Hospital for evaluation. 24 Hour Burner Little Compton police charged Mr. Gold- Service Available 624-3453 Photos of events, people, etc. Call for Daily Prices available for purchase at eastbayri.com * price subject to change Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 Page 9 Concerts, dancing, drum circle and art exhibit at the Sandywoods Center for the Arts TIVERTON — The Sandywoods I The Van Vessem Gallery pre- Center for the Arts at 43 Muse sents “Rendering Light,” an exhi- Way hosts concerts and more bition of abstract landscapes and each week. For more informa- shaped canvas light paintings by tion, visit www.sandywoods- Patrick Malin, through March 29. farm.org. For information on Patrick Malin’s work is all about concerts, visit www.sandy- nature. He seeks to render the woodsmusic.com. feeling of nature, rather than its To reserve advance concert details or forms. He is more tickets, call 241-7349. Leave a interested in an emotional message with your name and the response to color and natural number of tickets desired. You’ll light than in the contours of the pay the advance price at the forms before him. door. Gallery hours are from 1 to 5 I The Jammin’ Divas will per- p.m. Thursday to Sunday and form traditional and original during concerts next door at the contemporary folk music from Sandywoods Center for the Arts. Ireland, Australia and the United I A free open mic is every States on Friday, March 6, at 8 Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. with p.m. Doors open at 7:30. BYOB host Gary Fish. BYOB and food and food are allowed. Tickets are are allowed. All musicians, per- $15 in advance and at the door. formers and spoken word artists The Jammin’ Divas are Aoife are welcome to take the stage. Clancy (Grammy nominee with The Jammin’ Divas will perform traditional and original contemporary folk music from Ireland, Australia and Admission is free, but donations the United States on Friday at 8 p.m. Members are Aoife Clancy (Grammy nominee with Cherish the Ladies) Cherish the Ladies) from Ireland, for the evening’s featured per- from Ireland, Nicole Zuraitis from the United States, Kath Buckell from Australia, and flutist Hadar Noiberg Nicole Zuraitis from the United from Israel. former are much appreciated. States, Kath Buckell from Aus- I Yoga and fitness classes are tralia, and flutist Hadar Noiberg offered at the center. Kundalini from Israel. They blend stunning singer-songwriter Tracie community drum circle is held at circle, other instruments (flute, yoga is on Mondays at 9:30 a.m. renditions of traditional and Potochnik. Sandywoods on the second horn, etc.) also are welcome. with Deb Brown. contemporary original folk I A R.I. drum and dance com- Wednesday of the month. Bring your own drum if you have Zumba with Fatima Devine is music and elements of improvi- munity drum circle is on This is an open community one. A limited number of extra on Wednesdays from 8:30 to 9:30 sation from each of their cul- Wednesday, March 11, from 7 to drum and dance circle, open to drums will be on hand for bor- a.m. and Saturdays at 9 a.m. It is tures. 9 p.m. There is a $5 suggested all levels of players and dancers. rowing. $7 per class or $30 for five class- I Saturday night Cajun danc- donation at the door. An indoor While this is primarily a drum es. ing is on the first Saturday of each month at 8 p.m., with a dance lesson at 7:30. Doors open at 7 p.m. Dates are March 7, April 4 and May 2. Featured will be New England’s hometown Cajun band Magnolia playing high energy two-steps and sultry waltzes. The band’s twin fiddles, accordion, guitar, bass and rich vocals will keep dancers on their feet long into the night. Admission is $15 at the door. BYOB and food are allowed. I The RISA Songwriter Show- case is on Sunday, March 8, at 2 p.m. Doors open at 1:30. BYOB and food are allowed. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. Featured will be Mike Couto, Kayla Ringelheim, Beth DeSombre and Steve Allain. Mike Couto began entertaining at Stonehill College in 1963 as a member of The Country Squires, a folk quartet. He sings his origi- nal songs and crowd favorites at local venues throughout South- eastern Massachusetts. Singer-songwriter Kayla Ringelheim is a native of the Boston area who now calls Provi- dence home, A young musician with impressive piano chops, she has ancient tales to tell, and a voice of honey to tell them with. Beth DeSombre sings new songs that spring from old tradi- tions. Sing Out! Magazine describes her songs as “smart and uplifting... focusing on the quiet meaning to be found in ordinary life.” Folk-pop duo The Kennedys laud her “catchy melodies and insightful lyrics.” Steve Allain has been nominat- ed for numerous awards. Based in Providence, he performs as a solo artist and as a member of Cardboard Ox, a duo with fellow Page 10 Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 AROUND TOWN Spring/summer facilities Future TOD Talks will be held on Dinner and a movie Spring forward on Sunday the second Tuesday of each meeting on Saturday month and are free and open to at Old Stone say thanks the public. Refreshments will be TIVERTON — The 2015 spring served. TIVERTON — The First Baptist and summer seasons are quickly On Wednesdays, kripalu yoga (Old Stone) Church Youth Group approaching. The spring and with Karen Moore Holliday is from is hosting a thank you dinner and summer Tiverton Recreation 9 to 10:15 a.m. and from 4:30 to movie on Saturday, March 14, at 5 Committee facilities usage meet- 5:45 p.m. The cost is $10. She also p.m. The youngsters are thanking ing is on for Saturday, March 7, at offers yoga therapy sessions by the congregation and the commu- 9 a.m. at the Tiverton Town Hall. appointment (774/644-9977). nity for their support of the If your organization is planning Appointments for massage group’s winter retreat to Monad- on using a Tiverton Recreation therapy can be scheduled with nock. field, your attendance is mandato- Jamie Lyn Santos (473-1643) or Everyone is invited to come to ry. This year will be especially dif- Jennifer Oser (226-1446). the church at 7 Old Stone Church ficult because the Town Farm low- Reflexology therapy appoint- Road for a scrumptious smorgas- er soccer field will be closed at ments with Linda Cornell can be bord including beef chili, chicken least for the early part of the scheduled by calling her at and wild rice soup, clam chowder spring. Attendance at this meeting GETTY IMAGES 508/636-4779. and mac and cheese with rolls. is the only way to assure your Check the calendar at www.lit- Dinner will be followed by deli- Daylight Savings Time begins this weekend at 2 a.m. on Sunday, organization will receive permis- tlecomptonwellnesscenter.org for cious desserts prepared by the March 8. So, before heading for bed Saturday night, don’t forget sion for field usage. Even if you to turn all those clocks forward one hour. cancellations, changes and addi- youth group as you enjoy the have been granted field use in the tions to programming. movie “King’s Faith.” After Bren- past this is an annual renewal of dan King’s life spiraled to rock bot- your field time. Sogkonate Garden Club tom, the teen found hope in a new At this meeting, permits will be Community Center on the Com- women and children. Instruction to hold regular cleanup relationship with Christ while issued for field usage from March mons. Date Nights are on the first is provided by Marty Fisher. Dona- serving time in a juvenile peniten- through the end of August only. Saturday of each month. tions of cotton fabric are welcome. LITTLE COMPTON — The tiary. Recently released from There will be a fall meeting for Children ages 5 to 12 are invited There is still room for one or two Sogkonate Garden Club will hold prison, Brendan finds solace in field permits in July for September to a drop-off play time from 6 to 9 more participants. its monthly litter collection on the foster home of a couple strug- to November. p.m. featuring a bounce house, On Mondays, there is a kundali- Wednesday, March 11, on Willow gling with suppressed grief. ball pit, movie, games and pizza. ni yoga class with Brenda Florez Avenue (and South of Commons As the city-bred teen enrolls at a Annual community The cost is $20 for the first child from 7:30 to 8:45 a.m. The cost is Road, if there are enough volun- suburban high school, he finds cookoff is on Saturday and $10 for each sibling ($15/$5 $10. Adaptive Exercise with Jen teers). All volunteers are welcome. support from a group of believers. for members). Reservations are Meyer is from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Meet at Corner Cones parking lot Yet the bonds of his old way of life LITTLE COMPTON — An annu- not required. The cost is $5. at 9 a.m. Gloves, bags and pickup — and the gang that wants to al community cookoff, a fund- A behavioral health clinic with tools will be provided. know where he hid their stash on a raiser for the Little Compton Ongoing activities Calyn Acebes, MA, in partnership long-ago night — are strong. In his Community Center, is on Satur- at the Wellness Center with Newport Community Mental Film and food event darkest moment, Brendan found day, March 7, from 4 to 6 p.m. Health Center, is on Mondays at Tiverton Four Corners faith. Now he must decide if it’s hosted by Crowthers Restaurant, LITTLE COMPTON — The Little from 3 to 7 p.m. Call 846-1213, ext. worth the price to hold on to it. 90 Pottersville Road. It features Compton Wellness Center offers 281, to schedule an appointment. TIVERTON — The Four Corners This event is free and open to soups of all kinds, with categories classes and clinics at the center at On Tuesdays, there is a yin Arts Center will present the film the public, but call 624-4155 to for chili, chowder, stew and soup. 115 East Main Road. Construction restorative yoga class with Angela “Hungry For Change” on Thurs- reserve a seat for an evening of Guests will vote on each catego- continues near the entrance to the Denham from 8 to 9:30 a.m. The day, March 12, at 6:30 p.m. at at food, fellowship and fun. ry and their votes will determine lower level of the building. Be cost is $10. the Meeting House, 3850 Main prize winners. Prizes will be patient as they provide alternate On Tuesday, March 10, the first Road. The film will be followed by Corned beef, cabbage awarded in each category along access to that space. And, check Tuesday TOD (Topic of the Day) an open discussion with health at Bliss Four Corners with Best in Show and Crowthers the calendar on the website for Talk is from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Meet coach Michael Kinnane and tasty Choice awards. cancellations, changes and addi- with local experts who can pro- healthy snack samples prepared TIVERTON — Bliss Four Cor- Guests pay $5 for six samples tions to programming. vide information, resources and by local Chef Stephanie Carlile ners Congregational Church will and $10 for 15 samples. Bread and A Well Child Clinic with Dr. services that help to promote using ingredients donated by host its annual corned beef and crackers are included. Judith Shaw is on Friday, March 6, healthy aging. The first guest Skinny Dip Farm of Westport. It is cabbage supper on Sunday, March from 9 a.m. to noon. Call the Well- speaker is Gerald LePage, infor- free and open to the public. 15, at 5 p.m. at the church at 1264 Date Night for Parents ness Center to schedule an mation and referral specialist From the creators of the best- Stafford Road. On the menu is results in fun for kids appointment. from the Elders Department of selling documentary “Food Mat- corned beef, cabbage, potatoes, A new Quilting Club meets on R.I. Child & Family Services, which ters,” comes another hard-hitting carrots, beets, rolls, dessert and LITTLE COMPTON — A Satur- Mondays from 9:30 a.m. to noon serves the Newport area. Learn film that exposes secrets the diet, beverage. day Fun Night for Kids & Date to make colorful and sturdy about support services and volun- weight-loss and food industry Tickets are $12 for adults, $6 for Night for Parents is on Saturday, machine-made quilts to be donat- teer opportunities available to don’t want you to know about; children 12 and under, and free for March 7, at the Little Compton ed to Lucy’s Hearth, a shelter for seniors. deceptive strategies designed to children 3 and under. Large par- keep you coming back for more. ties may make reservations by Find out how to escape the diet calling 508/678-9235 or 624-4113 trap forever. and leave a message with the Since being diagnosed with name and number in your party Crohn’s disease at age 18, Michael or e-mail information to blissfour- Kinnane has been on a journey to [email protected]. Tickets heal through education and by are paid for at the door. Take-out is making dietary and lifestyle available for pick up at 5:30 p.m., changes. As a graduate from the but must be reserved by phone. Institute for Integrative Nutrition, with a certification in health Greybeards to perform coaching, he guides individuals in Tiverton committed to creating a new future full of health and success. The Greybeards will appear in Stephanie Carlile of Little concert at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Compton is a 2014 graduate of March 15, at The Meeting House, Johnson & Wales University, where 3850 Main Road, Tiverton Four she studied culinary nutrition Corners. with a concentration in The concert will include music clinical/dietetics. Stephanie has from around Europe composed been catering private events. She by Handel, Telemann, de la Barre, plans to complete a dietetic and Quantz, as well as some short internship in 2015, and hopes to meditative pieces by Bach. work in a clinical setting as a regis- Tickets ,$15 in advance and $20 tered dietitian, while continuing to expand her culinary craft. See FACING PAGE Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 Page 11 THS names second-term honor roll students Students were named to the Doré, Benjamin Duckett, Meagan second-term honor roll at Tiver- Duclos, Sarah Dulac, Joshua Feld, Leonardo Feliciano, Vincent Fiore, ton High School. Cynthia Francisco, Aaron Gregory, High honors Elona Hanson, Julienne Hughes, Grade 12: Kaitlyn de Melo, Joviana Jaden LaRoche, Matthew Lavoie, Key and Brandon Moss. Patrik Longauer, Nicholas Luby, Grade 11: Bethany Alvarez, Nicholas Jacqueline Martel, Madison Clark, Samantha Cookinham, John Medeiros, Timothy Murray, Rodrigo Donahue, Dylan Furtado, Andrew Navarro, Emma Nelson, Emma Pan- Furze, Aurora Goodland, Dante ell, Meaghan Peirson, Zachary Per- Krystman, Benjamin Lusignan, Alec ry, Haley Piccolo, Francesco Piscani- Third annual Night at the Museum celebrated famous patriots Murray, Brianna Racicot, Ian Rash- Daugherty, Christian Redden, Daw- The sixth-graders at Tiverton Middle School celebrated the nation’s most famous patriots at the third leigh-McNally, Sean Reed, Jenna son Rego, Hailey Robinson, Jenna annual Night at the Museum on Feb. 26. Students researched primary and secondary sources related to Revier, Elizabeth Sartini, Samantha Roncka, Alexander Ryll, Charlotte Sanford, Margo Santos, Ava their chosen patriots. Dressed in character, the sixth-graders provided a brief account of their accom- Skrzypiec, Maya Umehara, Ally Watts and Caroline Wilson. Saurette, Lindsay Silvia, Lauren plishments during the American Revolution. Pictured (from left to right) are Isabel Whalen, Emily Tosi, Smith and Jake Weingard. Anibal Costa, Casey Medeiros, Eddie Rishmany (center), Evan Torio and Cole Cirillo. Grade 10: Dylan Boday, Aires Camara, Stephen Gacioch, Alyssa Grade 10: Nicholas Almeida, Charis Giordano, Kyle Pacheco, Kyle Peck- Beaudoin, Emma Becker, Leaven ham, Ryan Phillips, Greggory Ray- Carr, Emmett Clarendon, Haylei AT THE LIBRARIES mond and Christopher Resendes. Cotton, Katelyn Farias, Andrew Fer- nandes, Haley Ferreira, Lauren Grade 9: Sydney Andrade, Evan Gamache, Shirley Holloway, Sydney Lego Club at the Storytimes and crafts Sign up for the storytimes at the Costa, Damien DeGala, Aidan Furze, Homan, Corrie King, Thomas McKin- Brownell on Fridays at Brownell Library library or call 635-8562. Tova Ibbotson, Skylar Lewis and non, Dylan Medeiros, Haley Men- Dylan McCoy. doza, Haley Michaels, Jesse LITTLE COMPTON — A Lego LITTLE COMPTON — Story- Teen Advisory Group Honors Nicholas, Allyson Ramos, Lillian Rapoza, Brett Silvia, Natasha Club for kids ages 8 to 12 is every times and crafts are offered at at Brownell Library Grade 12: Christina Bebe, Tess St.Onge, Christopher Sylvia, Noel Friday after school from 3 to 4:30 Brownell Library. Bradley, Seth Camara, Rachel Turner and Maiah Vorce. p.m. for building with Legos. A baby and toddler storytime is LITTLE COMPTON — The Charette, Raegan Cleary, Caroline Connick, Samantha Cray, Ethan Grade 9: Ariana Byrnes, Owen Come with your imagination and at 11 a.m. Mondays for ages 6 Teenage Advisory Group (TAG) for Danley, Gretchen Desrosiers, Victo- Cargile, Devin Carvalho, Isabel Car- creativity for free play and fun. months to 3 years. ages 13 and up will meet monthly ria DiBenedetto, Bailey DiPrato, valho, Isaiah Chase, Andrew Costa, All materials are provided, but A preschool storytime and craft beginning Wednesday, March 11. Andrew Dion, Amanda Flick, Arianna Costa, Hailey Couto, Tyler your Lego creations will need to is at 11 a.m. on Tuesdays and 1 Join them after school from 3 to 4 Braeanne Helger, Nathan Johan- Donahue, Ashley Dulac, Bryan Dupere, Remy Escher, Bennett stay at the library, so bring a cam- p.m. on Thursdays. p.m. to discuss starting a book ning, Meghan Labrecque, Dazia Maloney, Eric Mendoza, Kelsie Men- Flanagan, Chloe Galka, Emma era if you want to capture your The next Saturday Crafts is on club and ideas for what you would doza, Taylor Moniz, Daniel Moore, Geoghegan, Devin Guerrera, Ethan masterpiece. Just drop in; no reg- March 21 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. like to see in the library, such as Gabriela Navarro, Abigale Neville, Hahn, Olivia LaCroix, Mya istration is required. for ages 5 and up. Come make books, programs, movies, etc. Emily Rego, Tyler Rothstein, Crisana Labrecque, Steven Laquerre, your own snowy owl. Roussel-Heroux, Justin Ruckdeschel, Mackenzie Maitland, Emily Olivia Souza, Elaina Trecida and McGrady, Brandon Medeiros, Aubrie Tyler Tripp. Messenger, Marissa Morgan, Jonah AROUND TOWN O’Neill, Zackery Pacheco, Katherine Grade 11: Thomas Amaral, Molly Phillips, Zachariah Rose, Daniel Ryd- Arruda, Emily Blais, John Bonoan, berg, Hope Sherman, Cole Simmons, ing on Monday, March 16, at 1:30 Donations of non-expired, non- Skylah Buchanan, Connor Caley, From FACING PAGE p.m. at Fenner Hall on Fenner perishable food, cleaning and per- Brittanee Stockham, Samantha Mollie Cholette, Cosette Coston, Travis, Samantha Turner and Sarah Avenue, Newport. New members sonal hygiene items are always Samantha DaSilva, Zachary Davey, Wenzel. at the door, are available online at are asked to arrive a few minutes needed and appreciated. Coffee, Eric DeMasi, David DiManno, Justin FourCornersArts.org or through earlier and bring their national tea, canned meats and fruits, the box office. Box office hours AARP card. condiments and paper goods are are Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- The speakers this month will be especially needed. day from 9-2 at the Arts Center, Jack Napolitano of Newport Donations can be dropped off 3852 Main Road Tiverton. County Financial Associates in at the wellness center from 9 a.m. Middletown, and Mark McManus to noon Monday to Friday. Dona- Grange offers of Baystate Financial in Boston tions are also collected at the three scholarship who will talk about predictable Little Compton churches on the retirement income. Commons. Little Compton Grange #32 is Members are reminded to bring Financial gifts are appreciated again giving the “Awashonks,” canned goods for the local food and can be sent to the Little queen of the Sogkonnites Scholar- pantries. Compton Assistance Association, ship of $500. P. O. Box 253, Little Compton, RI This is to be awarded as follows: Tree Spree seeks 02837. As new members of the R.I. To a 2015 graduate of any high help from travelers Community Food Bank, the local school who is a Little Compton bank can now purchase food from resident or a member of Little LITTLE COMPTON — A “post them at a very reasonable price. Compton Grange #32 or a family office” tree is being planned for For more information, call Sue member and has been accepted the 2015 Ben Wilkie Memorial Sisson at 635-2722 or e-mail for admission by a school of high- Tree Spree. Anyone traveling is [email protected]. er learning. requested to send a wrapped item For you to be considered, the to Caroline Wordell, 42 William CAP and food pantry application and all documents Sisson Road, Little Compton, RI hours in Tiverton listed must be sent on or before April 30 02837. Items will remain wrapped to Little Compton Grange, Walter for the winner of the tree. TIVERTON — The East Bay C. Elwell, Sec., 460-b Long High- Community Action Program way, Little Compton, R.I. 02837. Little Compton Food (CAP) at 1048 Stafford Road is (telephine-635-4749). Applica- Bank hours changed open on Tuesdays for social ser- tions may be picked up at vice appointments from 9 a.m. to Portsmouth High School, Guid- LITTLE COMPTON — Because 5:30 p.m., with food pantry access ance Dept., Wilbur-McMahon of construction, access to the Lit- from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. School office, and Brownell tle Compton Food Bank, in the On Wednesdays, it is open from Library. lower level of the Little Compton 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. for both social Wellness Center at 115 East Main service and extended food pantry Speaking of retirement Road, is limited to Saturdays from hours. income 9 to 11 a.m. for Little Compton Call 625-5134 for information or Find more photos at and Tiverton residents. Friday registration. Food pantry dona- The Newport Chapter of AARP morning hours will resume once tions also are welcome during #207 will hold its monthly meet- the construction is complete. these hours. eastbayri.com 24/7 Page 12 Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 SENIOR NEWS Little Compton seniors Mondays of the month at 12:30 for tutorials. one day per week and take charge in town for shopping, and many to meet today at noon p.m., popcorn and movies on the Kate Ward’s chair yoga classes of kitchen duties and serving the other services. Stop by and see second Monday of the month at will resume on Monday, March 9. meal, you will be trained and you what they’re about. LITTLE COMPTON — The Little 12:30 p.m., and cards and cookies This will be a free class. There has will never work alone. If interested The Volunteer Protection Act Compton Senior Citizens Club on the fourth Monday of the not been a class for a while due to in volunteering, stop by the senior requires that volunteers stay in the meets at noon on the first Thurs- month at 12:30 p.m. holidays and inclement weather, center to see Janice or call 625- scope of the program. If coun- day of the month, March 5, at the so they are jump-starting every- 6790. selors feel they don’t have ade- IOOF hall on the Commons. Computer tutorials, one with a free class. Remaining Also needed are Meals on quate knowledge or your return is Refreshments, a penny sale and yoga at senior center classes for the month are on Mon- Wheels volunteers on Wednes- too complex, you may need to bingo will follow the meeting. days at 1:30 p.m. The class fee is $2 days. seek another qualified counselor Some of the finest cooks in Little TIVERTON — The Tiverton per person. In order to continue The AARP Tax Assistance pro- or paid tax assistance. Compton are volunteering their Senior Center at 207 Canonicus St. the class on a regular basis, 14 to gram is under way. Volunteers are There are no appointments. time to prepare delicious meals is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- 15 students are needed. at the center every Wednesday Clients are taken on a first come, for senior lunches at 11:30 a.m. day to Friday. For more informa- The Knitting Circle meets on the and Friday through April 15 from 9 first served basis; so sign in when Monday, Wednesday and Friday at tion, call 625-6790. Membership is second Tuesday of the month, a.m. to 3 p.m. AARP volunteers you arrive. And, bring all W2 forms the Little Compton Community $5 a year. To get discounts for March 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the help low- to moderate-income from wages or pensions, 1099s Center. There is a $3 suggested classes and trips, you must be a senior center. It is separate and taxpayers, especially those 60 and from pensions, IRAs, or distribu- donation for the disabled and member. apart from the Knitting for Charity older, in filing certain tax forms tions of any kind. If you are filing seniors age 50 and over, and a $6 During inclement weather, the Volunteers. This evening group is and schedules, including Form Form RI-1040H, bring your prop- suggested donation under age 50. senior center most likely has a open to the public for those who 1040. erty tax bill or rent receipt. Call to reserve at least 48 hours in delayed opening — probably want to socialize, share and learn Are you having trouble purchas- Bus transportation for the elder- advance at 635-2400. 10:30. The center only closes if from each other. You work on your ing food? Are you eligible for ly is offered for shopping and Instructor Debbie Gagnon pro- there is a townwide closing or own projects with your own sup- SNAP? Karen Emmes is at the cen- meal-site transportation. It is free vides low-impact, interval-aerobic there is a statewide shutdown or plies. If you are interested in join- ter on the third Thursday of the and for any Tiverton resident who movement with dance elements driving ban. The center does not ing, come to the next meeting. month from 9:30 to 11 a.m. to is 50 and older or handicapped. on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to noon. close when the schools close. On Thursday, March 12, Nancy process applications. Call 625- Regular trips are to the Harbor The class focuses on core muscle Bingo will be played every Fri- Tortolani of the URI School of 6790 to make an appointment. Mall on Tuesday (includes Super groups and cardiovascular fitness day at 1 p.m. in March. Pharmacy Outreach Program will The senior center also offers Walmart), Tiverton shopping (Rite in a safe and effective manner. It is Mark Rudd will give computer give a program on heart attack information and referrals, SHIP Aid, CVS, Bank Newport, post $5 per class; $3 for members. The tutorials for those interested in and stroke at 10:30 a.m. What is (Senior Health Insurance Pro- office) and Seabra in Fall River on Little Compton Community Cen- learning or improving computer the difference between a heart gram) counseling, assistance with Wednesday, the Dartmouth Mall ter underwrites a portion of the skills. It is from 1 to 3 p.m. on attack and a stroke? What do the medical assistance and SNAP area on the second Friday of the costs of the class to keep the price Mondays, March 9, 16, 23 and 30. terms MI or CVA refer to? Learn to applications and re-certification month, and the Swansea Mall area affordable to seniors. Call the senior center if you plan understand the warning signs and applications, and heating assis- on the fourth Friday of the month. Also at the community center is to attend a computer session. An treatment of these two very differ- tance applications, AARP-spon- Call for reservations. senior bingo on the first and third Apple computer is now available ent diseases. sored tax assistance program and Ongoing events Meal site volunteers (men and mature driving classes, monthly Computers are accessible from women) are desperately needed blood pressure clinics sponsored 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday. to take charge in the kitchen for by Visiting Nurse Services of New- Cards, Keno and billiards are serving the lunch time meal. If you port and Bristol Counties, door- ongoing most days. All classes are are looking to volunteer at least to-door bus service to the elderly open to the public. RELIGION NEWS Amicable Congregational United Congregational at 6 p.m. All are invited. The deacons’ meeting was TIVERTON — On Saturday, LITTLE COMPTON — Sunday moved from Feb. 9 to Monday, March 7, the monthly dinner is at worship is at 10 a.m. at the United March 9. Amicable Congregational Church, Congregational Church on the The church has a prayer chain 3736 Main Road, just north of Commons. Childcare and Sunday that operates through e-mail. If Tiverton Four Corners. This school is available up to age 12. you have an immediate prayer month’s menu is French meat For more information call 635- request, call the church office or e- pies, baked potatoes, vegetables 8472. mail [email protected] and dessert. mail.com and an e-mail will be Worship is at 10 a.m. every Sun- Bliss Four Corners sent to others on the chain. To be day, followed by a fellowship and a part of the prayer chain, see Pas- coffee hour in the church hall. TIVERTON — All are welcome tor Pat. Sunday school is for children ages to the 10 a.m. sermon on Sunday, For more information, call the 4 through high school. Child care March 1, at Bliss Four Corners church office at 624-4155 or e- is available for those under 4. All Congregational Church, 1264 mail [email protected] are welcome. Stafford Road. Sunday school is at mail.com. Amicable is once again offering 10 a.m. Fellowship follows in a variety of activities for the Erickson Hall. Holy Trinity Lenten season. Sunday worship Bible study is on Mondays at 10 services and sermons will focus a.m. and all are welcome. At the TIVERTON — Holy Trinity Epis- on the theme “Exorcising Our Ladies Aid meeting on Tuesday, copal Church, 1956 Main Road, is Demons.” The sermon on March 8 they will plan for the corned beef a sponsor for a ministry to the will examine the systemic demon and cabbage supper coming up homeless, Church Beyond the “Consumerism.” Following each on March 15. Walls. To celebrate the life of this service, all are welcome to share For future events and more new ministry, they are collecting refreshments and join in dialogue information, visit www.blissfour- cans of tuna and jars of mayon- with the pastor and one another cornerschurch.org. naise. There is a designated basket about the topic. in the narthex for the items. Amicable also will offer pro- First Baptist (Old Stone) Church Beyond the Walls is an grams connected to its past Mind, outdoor church that meets weekly Body, Spirit outreach. A medita- TIVERTON — A traditional Sun- to celebrate the Eucharist and a tion class is on Tuesdays through day worship service is at 10 a.m. at shared meal for the homeless in March 31 from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. A First Baptist (Old Stone) Church, 7 Providence’’s Burnside Park. To healing service is on Wednesdays Old Stone Church Road. Sunday learn more, contact Father John at through April 1 from 5:30 to 6:10 school for children 4 to 13 years 624-4759 or visit churchbe- p.m. A kundalini yoga class is on old is at 10 a.m. Children begin in yondthewalls.org. Wednesdays from 6:15 to 7:45 worship with their families then The Trinity Trader Thrift Shop is p.m. head to Sunday school after the open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thurs- For more information about children’s message. days and Saturdays. They have these and other activities, visit The food closet is open on Fri- clothing, household goods, glass- amicablechurch.org or call the days from 8:30 to 10 a.m. ware, sewing supplies and jewelry. church office at 624-4611. Adult Bible study is on Tuesdays All proceeds benefit the church. Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 Page 13 Board delays vote on Tiverton Glen; hearings continue

BY TOM KILLIN DALGLISH [email protected] TIVERTON — A vote was antici- RI Monthly pated, but it never happened. After a nearly three-hour hearing lauds Tiverton’s on Tuesday, Feb. 24, the Tiverton Planning Board postponed until rural character at least March 10 any further con- sideration of amendments to the Linda Walsh, holding up town’s Comprehensive Communi- the March, 2015 Issue of ty Plan (Comp Plan). Rhode Island Monthly, testi- The amendments are believed fied against the proposed to be necessary if the Carpionato Tiverton Glen development. Group’s 63.4 acre mixed use devel- The Monthly, she said, opment known as Tiverton Glen is listed the best towns in to move forward. As one person Rhode Island, among them put it, if the Comp Plan amend- Tiverton, and she read aloud ments aren’t approved, Tiverton what it said about the town. Glen is “dead in the water.” Hailing “Aspiring Farm- So when Chairman Stephen ers” in its headline, the mag- Hughes announced the closure of azine posed the question, the public comment portion of “Do you want to raise both the hearing at 10 p.m., and shifted kids and cows?” into a discussion among planning “The beautiful terrain of board members, it seemed a deci- this Åquidneck Island town sion might be near. But after about has had an unspoiled rural an hour, everyone got tired and quality since before Colonial called it a night. TOM KILLIN DALGLISH times. Long home to many Planning board members sig- Attorney Kenneth McGunagle and Planner Ashley Hahn (foreground) spoke against Tiverton Glen on behalf of family farms and stands, it’s naled the reasons behind their opponents (some holding yellow signs) at planning board hearing. also attracting a new gener- reluctance to vote just yet. ation of growers. Can’t afford “I’ve been on the planning Public comment your own slice of earth? board many years,” said Rosemary about the parking lots, and asked, project would destroy,” she said. Sandywoods, a community Eva. “I’ve never seen a developer With a fully functioning sound “why does this need to be huge Todd Moore, a Tiverton resident designed to promote the seek to amend the Comp Plan.” system, the 25 speakers who took scale development,” something for 20 years, said, “I’d like to add arts and sustainable agricul- (Later, Louise Durfee, from the to the podium raised familiar con- not consistent with the “funda- my voice to those who are ture, rents affordable cot- audience, said the same.) cerns. mental rural character” of Tiver- opposed to the development of tages and has lots and future Ms. Eva said she needed more Deborah Pallasch read a letter ton. the property … for the ‘Tiverton homes to buy. For even information, and that voting on by Tiverton Democratic Town Carol Herrmann, who lives in a Crossings’ or ‘Glen,’ or whatever more nature, check out the the Comp Plan amendments Committee Chairman Michael 111-year old home on three acres the latest name is.” rugged beauty and wildlife alone could be “a slippery slope.” Burk, that said, in part, “the pro- adjacent to what would be the “It’s a ‘delicious’ irony,’” he said, of Fogland Beach. And you Planning Board Vice Chairman posed changes makes a mockery main entrance to Tiverton Glen, “that developments are usually can support dairy by eating Stu Hardy said, “I’m a little of the Comp Plan and renders it a said her home is bounded by named for the thing they destroy.” ice cream and cheeses from uncomfortable with the approach meaningless document that in the stone walls and abuts 19 acres of Barbara Pelletier said she’d some of the great shops at we’ve taken. I think we’ve made a future can be further modified to the Osborne-Bennett historic dis- attended some Comp Plan meet- Four Corners.” mistake by not referring this to the simply meet the needs and desires trict on one side, and 44 acres of ings, which she said “were attend- Ms. Walsh told the plan- CPAC [Comprehensive Plan Advi- of the next developer.” woodland on the other side. ed by a small cluster of people not ning board, “Let’s keep it sory Committee] group. We’ve Barbara Martin said the pro- “My neighborhood epitomizes representative of the community that way. Don’t let the wreck- made amendments to a part, posed amendments, “could allow the historic small town character” at large.” ing ball in please.” while the CPAC group is looking at development anywhere in town.” of Tiverton that the Comp Plan Others spoke about traffic and the whole. I think we should com- Council member Joe Sousa said, sets out to protect, and would be bine our efforts so we don’t have a “there used to be jobs in this town, very property the Tiverton Glen See CROSSING Page 14 problem with statewide planning but zoning has pushed the jobs down the road a piece.” out. I see this as a chance to bring He added, however, “I still think jobs to town … I’d like to see Tiver- the amendments are necessary.” ton go back to being a mixed use The deadline for voting on the community.” various elements of the proposal But Mr, Sousa, a proponent for is May 11. the project, said he has concerns If that is not met, and action is about traffic, and suggested the not taken on the Comp Plan main entrance to the develop- amendments, zoning changes, ment be off Fish Road, not Main and the Master Plan application, Road. it’s a default approval of the plan. Barbara Costa said she worries Page 14 Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE

RABIES CLINIC TOWN OF TIVERTON, RHODE ISALND CROSSING: Vote delayed by planning board REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS TOWNS OF TIVERTON KAYAK AND STAND UP & LITTLE COMPTON PADDLEBOARD SERVICES From Page 13 AT FOGLAND BEACH Are two revisions to Comp Plan at loggerheads? SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 2015 congestion the development The Tiverton Recreation Commission (the AT THE TIVERTON TOWN HIGHWAY “Town”) is seeking a person or entity would generate along Main Road, Two separate groups may be working at cross purposes when it GARAGE (“Service Provider”) to provide equipment small businesses that would have comes to revising Tiverton’s Comprehensive Plan. (INDUSTRIAL WAY, BUILDING NEXT and staff Kayak and Stand Up to close, and nighttime light pollu- One group is the 13-member Comprehensive Plan Advisory Com- TO THE POLICE STATION) Paddleboard rentals and operate a pro- gram of instruction for Tiverton youth at tion. mittee (CPAC). They are appointed by the Town Council, and serve LICENSES: 12:00 PM TO 3:00 PM Fogland Beach for the Summer 2015 Renee Jones criticized the “land either ex-officio or by direct appointment. 2015 TIVERTON DOG LICENSES season. banking scheme” inherent in the Its charge is to revise the 171-page Comprehensive Community **PROOF OF RABIES VACCINATION REQUIRED** Written proposals should be delivered to propoal. Plan (“Comp Plan”). The plan was to have been updated by 2014, IF PREVIOUS RABIES VACCINATION the office of the Town Clerk at Tiverton “Land banking is a develop- and is now technically past due. IS NOT PRESENTED, Town Hall, 343 Highland Road, Tiverton, ment term, used when someone CPAC meets regularly, and its chairman is Stephen Hughes, who VACCINATION GIVEN WILL BE GOOD RI 02878. Sealed envelopes must be buys land cheap,” she said, “then also happens to be chairman of the Planning Board. FOR ONLY ONE YEAR marked KAYAK AND STAND UP PAD- $10.00 (PER DOG) DLEBOARD SERVICES on the outside holds onto it until they can deter- The second group is the Tiverton Planning Board, which is con- and received on or before 2:00 PM on mine what makes them the most sidering particular revisions to the Comp Plan specifically related to RABIES VACCINATIONS: Thursday, March 19, 2015. profit.” Tiverton’s largest-ever multi-use development proposal (63.4 acres), CATS & FERRETS 1:00 -1:30 PM The Town of Tiverton reserves the right to “I call them the Trojan Horse the Tiverton Glen Development proposal being put forth by the Car- DOGS 1:30-3:00 PM reject any and all proposals, to waive amendments,” said Ralph pionato Group. VACCINATION: $10.00 (PER ANIMAL) minor informalities or irregularities in any Doliber, about the Çomp Plan The possible conflict was brought to light at the Feb. 24 planning proposal, and to make an award in any Dogs must be leashed. Cats and Ferrets, manner consistent with law and deemed changes. Mr. Doliber noted that board hearing about Tiverton Glen when Ashley Hahn, a planner etc., must be in covered carriers. All pets to be in the interest of the Town of three members of the planning retained by the community group Don’t Mall Tiverton, testified that must be accompanied by their adult Tiverton. The Town of Tiverton is an board members are involved in changes to the Comp Plan “should be made through the update owner. You must present a previous vac- Equal Opportunity Employer (EEO/AA). cination certificate or this vaccination will For the complete RFP visit www.tiver- the real estate business. process, and is required by the Office of Statewide Planning.” be valid for 1 year only. ton.ri.gov Opponents of the Tiverton Glen Speaking to one of the Comp Plan amendments the Planning project have created a non-profit Board was considering, that concerned Carpionato’s Tiverton Glen “Pursuant to all applicable provisions of Nancy Mello, Town Clerk corporation, hired lawyers, and a proposal, Ms. Hahn said, “the Comp Plan revision group [CPAC] has RIGL Title 4, Chapter 13, and Section 10- 51/10-53 (b) of the Tiverton Town Code; March 5, 2015 planner, and have created a “Don’t never seen this amendment and I cannot understand why.” All dogs, cats and ferrets must be vacci- Mall Tiverton” website. The “Car- Of another amendment (Sec. 4.3) that the planning board was nated for Rabies at 3 months of age and pionato Group” has has its own considering, Ms. Hahn said the amendment would be applicable to dogs must have a current Tiverton Dog License at 6 months of age.” LEGAL NOTICE website under that name. the entire town, while Mr. Hughes, disagreeing, said it only applied to the district covered by the Tiverton Glen proposal. March 5, 2015 TOWN OF TIVERTON, RI PUBLIC HEARING FOR APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE OBITUARIES LEGAL NOTICE LEGALNOTICE Notice is hereby given that an application has been received by the Tiverton Board STATE OF RHODE ISLAND TOWN OF LITTLE COMPTON of Licensing Commissioners requesting PROBATE COURT OF THE Florence A. Phenix FIVE YEAR COMPREHENSIVE the issuance of a Class “BV” liquor TOWN OF TIVERTON, RI PLAN REVIEW License to: TIVERTON TOWN HALL Worked in garment industry, rille of Swansea, Carrie Vieira of 343 HIGHLAND ROAD enjoyed traveling Fall River, Elaine Miller of Tiver- NOTICE OF JOINT PUBLIC HEARING SAKONNET RIVER GRILLE LLC on the dates specified in notices Florence A. (Marciarille) Phenix, ton, Rita Rodrigues and Rose Mar- 524 MAIN RD, TIVERTON, RI below at 8:30 a.m. for hearing Notice is hereby given pursuant to Rhode of said matters. 88, of Fall River, formerly of Tiver- ciarille, both of Fall River, and the Island General Laws 45-22.2-12, that a President, DAVID T GORMAN ton, widow of George E. Phenix, late William, Charles and Edward Joint Public Hearing (including second Vice President, JAMES J GORMAN Estate of MARGUERITE J. DAVIS. died Monday, March 2, 2015. Marciarille; and also leaves many reading) by the Little Compton Town Secretary CHRISTINE F GORMAN Probate of Will. Hearing scheduled for Council and the Little Compton Planning Treasurer, JAMES K GORMAN March 6, 2015. She worked in the garment nieces and nephews. Board will be held on Thursday, March industry for over 20 years and was Her funeral will be held Friday, 19, 2015, at 6:30 P.M. in the Little A hearing on the above matter is sched- Estate of ELEANOR R. NIELSEN. First Compton Town Hall Council Chambers, a member of the ILGWU, now March 6, at 8:30 a.m. from the uled to be heard at TOWN COUNCIL & Final Account. Hearing scheduled for UNITE, and St. Mary’s Senior Citi- Auclair Funberal Home, 690 So. 40 Commons, Little Compton, Rhode MEETING, Monday, MARCH 23, 2015 at March 6, 2015. Island, to undertake a five (5) year review 7:00 p.m. at the Tiverton Town Hall, 343 zens Club. She enjoyed traveling. Main St., Fall River, with a funeral of the Comprehensive Plan of the Town of Highland Road, Tiverton, RI 02878. Estate of ANNE HORWITZ. Petition for She was the mother of George E. Mass at St. Madeleine Sophie Little Compton. For the purposes of this Sale of Real Estate. Hearing scheduled Phenix of Tiverton and the late Church, Tiverton at 10 a.m. Burial, public hearing the Town Council and the Anyone wishing to be heard on this mat- for March 6, 2015. Planning Board will convene in joint ses- ter should be present at the aforemen- Caroline A. Fish (of Tiverton); the Newport Memorial Park, Middle- sion to review proposed goals and objec- tioned date and time. Estate of JOHN FRANCES CROOK, grandmother of Taylor W. Fish of town. tives. a/k/a JOHN F. CROOK, a/k/a JOHN Wakefield, and the late Kyle D. Visitation, Thursday from 5 to 8 Nancy L. Mello CROOK. Petition for Sale of Real Estate. All interested parties may review Town Town Clerk Hearing scheduled for March 6, 2015. Fish (of South Kingstown and p.m. Large parking area and barri- Comprehensive Plan in the Little Tiverton); the daughter of the late er-free entrance at rear of funeral Compton Town Clerk’s Office between March 5, 2015 Estate of STEVEN CHARLES the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. William and Carrie (Gill) Marciar- home. Online guest book at OLIVEIRA, a/k/a STEVEN C. OLIVEIRA. ille; the sister of Raymond Marcia- AuclairFuneralHome.com. Notice is hereby given that Melissa At the public hearing opportunity shall be Gauthier and Melanie Leite have qualified given to all persons interested to be as Co-Administrators of the Estate of heard upon the matter of the five year LEGAL NOTICE STEVEN CHARLES OLIVEIRA, a/k/a LEGAL NOTICE review. STEVEN C. OLIVEIRA. Creditors must TOWN OF TIVERTON, RHODE ISLAND file their claims in the office of the Probate STATE OF RHODE ISLAND LEGAL NOTICE Individuals requesting interpreter servic- INVITATION FOR BID Clerk within the time permitted by law PROBATE COURT OF THE es for the hearing impaired must notify ANIMAL SHELTER (POUND) SERVICE beginning February 19, 2015. TOWN OF TIVERTON, RI STATE OF RHODE ISLAND the Town Clerk’s Office at (401) 635- TIVERTON TOWN HALL PROBATE COURT OF THE 4400, 48 hours in advance of the hearing The Town of Tiverton is soliciting bids Estate of HELEN GALLAGHER. Notice 343 HIGHLAND ROAD TOWN OF LITTLE COMPTON date. from qualified providers for the service, is hereby given that Richard W. Gallagher on the dates specified in notices facilities and processes necessary for the has qualified as Guardian of the Person below at 8:30 a.m. for hearing NOTICE Robert L. Mushen and Michael Steers furnishing of Animal Shelter (pound) and the Estate of HELEN GALLAGHER. of said matters. OF MATTERS PENDING AND FOR Town Council President Services required by the Tiverton Animal Creditors must file their claims in the HEARING Chairman, Planning Board Control Officer. office of the Probate Clerk within the time Estate of MIRETTE P. O’BRIEN. Notice IN SAID COURT permitted by law beginning February 19, is hereby given that Sharon Fitzpatrick The Court will be in session at March 5, 2015 Specifications for the above may be 2015. has qualified as Temporary Guardian of Town Hall obtained at the Office of the Town Clerk, the Person and the Estate of MIRETTE P. On the dates specified in notices 343 Highland Road, Tiverton, RI between Richard P. D’Addario, Esq. O’BRIEN. Creditors must file their claims below at the hours of 8:30am and 3:30pm Monday Judge of Probate Court in the office of the Probate Clerk within 3:00 PM for hearing said matters through Friday. Sealed envelopes con- Nancy L. Mello, Probate Clerk the time permitted by law beginning taining proposals must be marked “ANI- February 26, 2015. ARRUDA, ANTHONY WILLIAM, estate. MAL SHELTER” on the outside of the February 19, 2015 First and Final Account of executrix; for sealed envelope and received in the Estate of JANICE A. WHITE aka JAN- hearing March 16, 2015. Office of the Town Clerk, 343 Highland ICE ANNE WHITE. Notice is hereby Road, Tiverton, RI no later than 3:00 pm given that Juliette Souza has qualified as KING, SAMUEL GELSTON, estate. on Friday, March 27, 2015 at which time Executor of the Estate of JANICE A. Probate of Will; for hearing March 16, the bids will be opened and publicly read WHITE aka JANICE ANNE WHITE. 2015. by the Town Administrator in the Town Creditors must file their claims in the Council Chambers. office of the Probate Clerk within the time GOMEZ, JEAN R., a/k/a Jean R Marion, permitted by law beginning February 26, a/k/a Jean Rose Marion, estate. Probate The Town of Tiverton reserves the right to Find more photos 2015. of Will; for hearing March 16, 2015. reject any or all of the bids as it deems to be in the best interest of the Town. The at eastbayri.com Richard P. D’Addario, Esq. Richard P. D’Addario, Esq Town of Tiverton is an Equal Opportunity Judge of Probate Court Judge of Probate Court Employer. 24/7 Nancy L. Mello, Probate Clerk February 26, March 5 & 12, 2015 March 5, 2015 February 26, 2015 Sakonnet Times March 5, 2015 Page 15 OBITUARIES Antone Marion Jr. Postmaster, active in many fan. Little Compton organizations Including his wife, survivors South Coast Antone Marion Jr., 85, include a son, Antone “Buzzy” of Little Compton, died Marion III and his wife Karen of BUSINESS Friday, Feb. 27, 2015, at Little Compton; two daughters,

Charlton Memorial Beth A. Marion and her husband ADVERTISEMENT Hospital. He was the husband of Paul White of Kingston, RI, and Agatha M. (Gomez) Marion; they Amy B. Marion and her husband were married for 60 years. Christopher Woods of Green- Born in Fall River, he was the land, NH; three grandchildren, Brougham Motors is number one son of the late Antone and Anna Kidd, Andrew Marion and Louise (DeCosta) Marion. He Jacob Marion; and a great grand- with customers all over the area was a veteran of the Korean War. son, Logan Kidd. Prior to retirement, Mr. Marion His funeral, to which relatives ow far would you travel to was postmaster for the U.S. and friends are invited, was make sure your car is Postal Service in Little Compton Wednesday, March 4, from the Hrepaired with the best and also served as treasurer for Potter Funeral Home, 81 Reed parts and workmanship? For the Little Compton Volunteer Road, Westport, at 8:30 a.m., fol- many, distance is not an issue. Fire Department and as a part lowed by a Mass of Christian They head straight to Brougham time dispatcher for the Little Burial at St. Catherine of Siena Motors in Fall River. Family Compton Police and Fire Church at 10. Calling hours were owned and operated, Brougham Departments. Tuesday, 4-7 p.m. Interment in Motors has been in the insur- Mr. Marion was a communi- Our Lady of Fatima Cemetery, ance collision business since cant of St. Catherine of Siena Little Compton. 1968. You’ll have to travel many Church, Little Compton, and In lieu of flowers, memorial miles to find a collision center served on the Little Compton donations may be made to: Little that can match their repair Zoning Board of Review and the Compton Food Bank, Attn: technology and the quality of Little Compton Board of Can- Susan Sisson, P.O. Box 253, Little their work. The state-of-the-art vassers. He was involved in the Compton, RI 02837, or St. facility uses a computerized Little Compton Little League for Catherine of Siena Church, 74 frame measuring system with many years and was a charter Simmons Rd., Little Compton, RI ultra sound technology to deter- member of the Knights of 02837. mine what parts of an automo- Columbus, Fr. Boehr Chapter, To sign the on-line guest book, bile have been altered by a colli- Brougham Motors has been family owned and operated since 1968 and com- bines the newest technology with good old fashioned service Tiverton. He was also an avid please visit www.potterfuner- sion. “It’s like a hospital for golfer and a New York Yankees alservice.com. automobiles,” says David Ponte, who manages the business with ance? These are the very rea- adding that you should choose wife Nancy, son David and sons so many people from all one that will work with you and daughter Tracey. “Nobody else over the area bring their dam- the insurance company to solve within a fifty mile radius has aged cars and trucks to your automobile’s needs. this technology,” he adds. In Brougham Motors Inc. Collision Darwin R. Shearman addition, Brougham Motors fea- Center in Fall River. Owner Brougham Motors returns your David Ponte promises you’ll get automobile to you with guaran- Owned Shearman Oil Co. A. DeCouto and her husband Tad tures bake oven painting and your car back in better than pre- teed repairs, and makes sure it Darwin R. (Sherm) Shearman, of Easton, Mass., and Karen P. DuPont finishes for a flawless accident condition. And he has is freshly vacuumed and 77, of Tiverton, died peacefully Shearman of Portsmouth; and paint finish, as well as a Pro all the latest equipment to back washed. “It’s definitely in better on Tuesday, five grandchildren, Laura and Spot Resistance Spot Welder up his promise. than pre-accident condition,” Feb. 24, 2015, Kacey Shearman, Samantha system that offers the same say both Daves. If you’ve had at Somerset Pridgen and Tyler and Abbey technology that new car manu- ‘It’s upsetting to have a colli- the misfortune to be involved in Ridge Center. DeCouto. He was the brother of facturers use to install panels. sion, especially if the car is a collision, make sure you call He was the lov- Grace Sisson of Frewsburg, NY, “It’s a rare piece of equipment in new,” adds David. “People are in Brougham Motors for your ing companion and Patricia McMillen of Sugar this area,” says David. the dark about where to take repair work. They’re open of Anne R. Grove, Penn., W. Theodore their automobiles,” he says. “It’s Mondays to Fridays, 8:00 a.m. Estep. Born in Shearman of Binghamton, NY, f you’ve ever been involved in an important to pick a quality to 4:30 p.m. and are available J amestown, Horace (Gwen) Shearman of automobile collision, you know repair facility,” says son David, for 24 hour emergency service. NY, he was the Tucson, Az., and Bruce (Kath- how worrisome it can be to have son of the late leen) Shearman of Lakewood, your late model car or truck William Winslow and Aurilla NY. He was preceded in death by repaired. Will it look okay? Will Baker Lanning Shearman. a brother, James Shearman and a it drive as smoothly and safely 387 Bedford Street, Fall River • 508-678-2276 Mr. Shearman owned and sister, Coralyn E. Shearman. as it used to? Will all the work www.broughammotorsinc.com operated Shearman Oil Compa- His funeral service was held be covered by your auto insur- ny until his retirement in 2002. Monday, March 2, at 11 a.m. in He was a collector of antique Pocasset Memorial Funeral farm engines. Sherm served Home, 462 Main Road, Tiverton. four years in the Navy on the USS Burial followed in Pocasset Hill Beatty in the 1950s. He was a Cemetery, Tiverton. In lieu of member of the Cranberry Fly flowers, gifts in his memory to Wheelers Club. Southcoast VNA & Hospice will Besides his companion, he be appreciated. For online mes- leaves his three children, Scott R. sages of condolence, kindly visit Shearman of Portsmouth, Lynn www.almeida-pocasset.com

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Gil talk: How to At the Friends of Tiverton mending the Bliss Corners loca- rent owner, Kenneth Mongeon, Libraries annual meeting and tion at Tiverton’s geographic has continued that support. award ceremony, the board center. Both Costa and Mongeon bring in the birds elected Debra Darkow and The library staff award went to received Silver Sneaker Awards Kathy Gallagher, both of Tiver- Pam Poli, another book sale vol- for support from local business- The Paskamansett Bird Club’s March meeting will take place ton, as co-presidents. They unteer. Without a work space, es. at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 11, at the Allens Neck Friends replace outgoing President she provided “quick and respon- Community awards were pre- Meetinghouse, 739 Horseneck Road, Dart- Kathy Ryan who served on the sive services to the Friends,” sented to State Rep. Edwards mouth. board for over 10 years. particularly with online com- and to State Senator Felag. Rep. The speaker is William Gil, longtime resident Wenonah Clarke-Smith of munications. Edwards has been a library sup- of Dartmouth and owner of Blisscapes Land- Tiverton was elected vice-presi- Nick Souza received the teen porter since the beginning of his scape Design and Nursery, who will provide dent. The Feb. 25 ceremony at award for his two-year commit- tenure on the Tiverton Town information and advice about ways to attract Town Hall included a tribute to ment serving as Friends Council in 2006. After the more birds to our homes and gardens. Ms. Ryan involving presenta- archivist which involved orga- library’s losses from the 2010 As a young birder, Mr. Gil was fascinated as tions by Friends Co-President nizing and indexing files and flood, he secured a grant to help he watched native birds utilize plants for Kathy Gallagher, State Repre- boxes of historical records relat- replace materials. Sen. Felag has food, shelter and nesting. In his 30 years as a sentative Jay Edwards, and State ed to the Friends work with the obtained a legislative grant for William Gil designer, he has learned which plants are best Senator Walter Felag. new library. the library each year in office. for attracting native birds, and what kinds of The Friends also presented Business partner awards were His grants provided staffing for environments will best allow these plants to thrive. He will share several Golden Sneaker Awards presented for donating the work summer reading programs this knowledge in his talk. for ‘going the extra mile’ for the space at the former Liss location which, due to space constraints, Mr. Gil will also provide tips on setting up feeding stations, Tiverton libraries in 2014. Phil at Bliss Four Corners used by the were held at schools and at the discouraging pests, and providing water and appropriate bird Schuyler received the Friends Friends for sorting books. The Knights of Columbus. houses. Local birders who have visited his property can attest to member award for his help with late George Brenner of Brenner The Friends held a raffle draw- the effectiveness of his advice: the spring and fall walks at Bliss- the annual book sale and for his Realty of Fall River received a ing for a Kindle Fire HD in capes are highlights for the club. His discussion will help his involvement as trustee, Founda- posthumous award for provid- which all 2014 new and renewed audience to have more birds, more kinds of birds, fewer pests tion president, and Building ing site access. He worked with members were automatically and more satisfaction when they look out their windows. Committee chair. He walked former owner Manny Costa who entered. Friends member Kay Refreshments and informal discussion will follow the meet- over 20 sites before recom- approved the donation. The cur- Hughes won the Kindle. ing, which is free, open to the public, and accessible. BUDGET: O.T. prompts fire cuts en or more, the town’s South Sta- From Page 1 tion at 287 East Road will be Frozen accounts manned. If, however, a shift has “I have already frozen several only six members on duty, South Town Administrator Matt accounts at the Fire Department Station will be closed and fire- Wojcik has identified to preserve the means to cover fighters assigned to that station $167,200 in accounts from overtime,” Mr. Wojcik said. will operate from the Crandall which funds could be trans- “While Chief Lloyd has identi- Road Fire Station; ferred, if needed. The final fied additional expenses he can I Reassignment of fire mar- decision would be the coun- defer, it is inappropriate to tie his shal. The Tiverton Fire Depart- cil’s. The accounts include: hands in this way. We should not ment staffs its fire marshal func- maintenance vehicle forego equipment maintenance tion with overtime. For the dura- ($10,100); Town Council and routine, necessary purchas- tion of these budget measures, (future needs: $28,000); es. Nor should we attempt to bal- the Chief shall assign one quali- Planning Board (travel, ance this account on the backs of fied fire marshal to each of the Comp. Plan map, advertis- all the other departments that four shift rotations, and the indi- ing, zoning, consultant: have lived within their funding vidual on duty during the day $15,000); Town Administra- limits and have priorities that shift shall serve as fire marshal. tor (grants, education, semi- were carefully established in the Other than active investigations nars: $2,200); planning budget. Therefore, we need to on a fire scene, all fire suppres- department (education and ‘stop the bleeding’ at the source,” sion activity will take precedence seminars: $1,500); tax Mr. Wojcik said. over fire inspections, plan assessor (supplies: $500); Last Saturday at a special reviews, etc., and those person- health insurance premium meeting on the town budget, Mr. nel will respond to all fire calls as stabilization account: Wojcik said, the Town Council in part of minimum manning. $20,000); audit (audit ser- executive session offered “a gen- vices: $4,000); Harbor Com- eral statement of support” for Snow removal costs mission (supplies: $2,000); “new operational guidelines” he “I have established a set of rec- harbormaster (stipend: is ordering the fire department to ommendations for the Town $2,000); town maintenance adhere to, effective Monday, Council that mirror similar (salaries and seasonal March 2. efforts in other New England employees: $31,000); landfill communities struggling with and on-site wastewater Those include: snow removal issues,” he said. management ($20,000); I Staff cut backs. The depart- They include identifying “near- senior citizen bus service ment will staff no fewer than six ly two dozen accounts that could ($5,400); economic develop- members per shift (compared to be frozen,” to generate funds ment ($5,000); town beach- the current level of seven); (totaling $167,200), that could be es (seasonal employees: I New overtime rules. Over- transferred, as needed, to cover $10,000); Red Cross swim time will only be paid out in the costs of snow removal, salt- (seasonal employees: compliance with the Fair Labor ing and sanding he said might $2,000); recreation commis- Standards Act (FLSA). In essence, reasonably be expected for the sion: (seasonal employees, a firefighter can only earn over- remainder of the winter. transportation: $8,500). time after working his entire In identifying the accounts schedule of straight time within a (see insert), he said he worked given period of time, with vaca- “with the Town’s Treasurer and tion and sick time excluded from department heads.” sary budget transfers to fill our the calculation of hours worked; “As the policy making body of funding gaps. I will present the I Occasional closure of East the town,” Mr. Wojcik said, “only council with options and recom- Road (“South”) fire station. When the council can prioritize those mendations at its next regular shifts have a complement of sev- accounts, and make the neces- meeting.” East Bay Life Pages B1-B10 East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 Page B1 Audubon recruiting citizen scientists STRAIGHT UP THE MIDDLE Volunteers needed for osprey Why not monitoring program. Providence? he Audubon Society of Rhode Island manages the efore the 2004 Red Sox Rhode Island Osprey Moni- won the World Series, toring Program, a network Bmodern day Red Sox fans of volunteer observers who were among the most pessimistic, report on the breeding suc- dour and grumpy fans in sports. cess of these raptors, which We might cheer wildly and then have made a tremendous comeback in curse colorfully RhodeT Island since reaching critically low over the same numbers in the 1970s. play, knowing Last year was a record year for fledglings in that great highs Rhode Island: Audubon recorded 186 and bone-crush- statewide, compared to 168 in 2013 and just 8 ing lows were in 1977 (the year the program was founded.) just part of fol- The Osprey Monitoring Program relies on lowing our over 60 volunteers to monitor close to 200 Cara beloved team. known nesting sites across the state. CROMWELL Since the great Osprey are sentinels to the health of local win of 2004 — habitats, and according to Jon Scoones, and the unexpected bounty of Audubon Director of Volunteer Services, 2007 and 2013 that showed us "monitoring is a fun and rewarding way to give that good things can happen in back." It's also one of the oldest citizen-scien- Boston — most Red Sox fans have tist projects in the region. mellowed a bit, but some times "Our volunteers are great—their dedication our true colors still shine through. is amazing," says Scoones. "For most of them, The sale and expected move of taking away a nest is like taking away their the Pawtucket Red Sox has morning coffee." brought out the pre-2004 fan in many Rhode Islanders. Rather Still, there is attrition, and currently RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. Audubon is looking to recruit about 15 new than rejoice that the team was monitors in the East Bay. tion Center, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol. not be seen readily until they are almost ready purchased by a local group that For those who may be interested in becom- The commitment involves observing a nest- to fly, but when they do, Scoones hears about it: wants to move the team to Provi- ing a monitor or just want to learn more about ing site for a minimum of 15 minutes once every "My phone rings off the hook with excited vol- dence, some are worried that they this citizen-science program, there is an orien- two weeks, and taking notes on the behavior of unteers reporting first flights." might have to pay to park at the tation meeting on Sunday March 15, from 4 to the adult osprey, which indicates the presense For more information visit asri.org or email new stadium. Rather than think- 5 p.m. at the Audubon Environmental Educa- and development of fledglings. Fledglings can- Jon at [email protected]. ing about how a downtown stadi- um could boost the economy and draw other events like concerts and college football games, some ALONG THE WATERFRONT are complaining that this is not ‘Green with how the land was “supposed” to be used. All concerns are legiti- Alvimedica fourth into New Zealand mate of course, but I’m still look- Bleu’ series ing at a glass that’s better than half furious comeback fell from the beginning. There have full since we didn’t wake up to a just short for Team been challenging conditions and at Hope & headline that read, “PawSox Mov- A Alvimedica and Bristol difficult decisions and we’ve been ing to Worcester.” Yet. skipper Charlie Enright as the as good as the competition for Main That’s right, folks. This is not a around-the-world race sailed into most, if not all of it. Wherever we done deal. Like every other busi- Auckland, New Zealand in fourth eventually finish, if it’s not first— Ready to focus on the the grow- ness that makes a decision to place Saturday, within sight of its we can’t be disappointed with our ing season? Sign up for the ‘Green move to or away from Rhode leading competitors. performance when the leg win- with Bleu’ workshop series at Island, the new owners of the Leg 4 from China to Auckland, ner is in our sight. It’s also a sign Hope & Main. Boston Red Sox AAA affiliate are New Zealand (5,264 nautical of close racing and an obvious Led by Bleu Grijalva of New going to do their “due diligence” takeaway for us is that we’re con- and decide whether or not it miles) was a see- AINHOA SANCHEZ/VOLVO OCEAN RACE Urban Farmers, the nine-class saw affair but tinuing to learn. I don’t think any- makes sense for them to set up Alvimedica approaches Auckland. series will run March through May Alvimedica had one onboard feels we haven’t and include "Basics of Bone shop here. All news reports indi- been over 50 improved since leaving Sanya Broth", "Fermentation Basics", "B cate that McCoy is not an option miles behind a Ross. “We’ve been so close to the and there is a lot in that to be is for Brassicas", "Easy Seed Start- for the new owners: their vision couple days ago leaders for so long – there’s a lot happy with. ing", "The Succession Garden" does not include Pawtucket. It’s before it started to be happy for.” “So now Auckland. The City of and more. Cost ranges from $25- sad and unfortunate but all the to reel in the Winning its first leg was the Sails. Can’t begin to describe how $33, with supplies included in the sweet sentiment about Pawtucket Bruce three lead boats. Spanish team Mapfre which excited we are to be here! With registration fee. won’t change the cold hard fact BURDETT In the end, found a clean route through shift two Kiwis on board we’re sure the Classes are offered on Wednes- that attendance at outdated though, the boat breezes to slip past the co-leaders welcome will be the best of the day evenings from 6 to 8 p.m., and McCoy is down — and plummet- just ran out of miles as the lead in the last miles to claim victory race so far, and with such a strong will take place at Hope & Main, 691 ing — despite the fact that they group sailed into the harbor in in dramatic fashion. and storied history with this Main Street in Warren. Registration have won two Governor’s Cups darkness. Ross wrote this as the boat event and with ocean racing we is required. Here's the complete and their big league team has won Sporting a beard, like most of neared the finish … “50 miles to know it will be an incredible class list: three World Series in 10 years. his teammates, skipper Enright the finish now and the leaders are stopover. It’s an important The other cold hard fact is that told a reporter, “An interesting tantalizingly close. We can clearly stopover, too. Leg 5 and the March 11: "Easy Seed Starting hoarding all of the 195 land for one, even though the result does- make out all three but we may Southern Ocean is next on the in the Garden and Indoors" developers and corporate giants n’t show our best leg. We were very well run out of time as the schedule and we’ll need to be might not be the best course of very competitive with the group, seabreeze has filled and we’re more prepared and more rested Starting seeds early is essential action. The proposed stadium hard charging towards the end. doing a comfortable 11 knots than ever when we get back on for planning out quality succes- would use only a small piece of No, it was good.” downwind into the Hauraki Gulf. this boat in a few short weeks. sion planting in your garden. From the developable 195 land (with “This fourth place looks worst “There’s not a whole lot to say Thanks for all of your support soil and substrates and indoor the bulk of the proposed site on on paper than it does in reality,” that hasn’t already been said. We along the way and wish us luck explains onboard reporter Amory feel we’ve sailed a very good leg down the stretch! See HOPE & MAIN Page 6 See CROMWELL Page 4 Page B2 East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 PET CONFIDENTIAL POLI-TICKS 'Dog years' and other fallacies Mattiello miffed at Raimondo BY DR. LYNN ANNE EVANS Chihuahua is past the terrible wagging . And veterinary ouse speaker Nicholas one paying attention to what teens, whereas a Lab may not be opthamologists assure us that Dear Dr. Evans, Mattiello is miffed at goes on at the state house realizes out of his adolescence until a year cats and dogs can see in color . Is it true that one dog year is Governor Gina Raimon- how the troop of ticket pur- and a half or two (if ever). And One concept that sounds like a H equivalent to seven human years? do. She was in Washington, DC chasers for fundraisers (a/k/a sadly, they age faster than we do myth turns out to have some Because my Yorkie is 14 years old last week and, in lobbyists) successfully lobby for and don't live nearly long truth to it. Scientists are eagerly and acts nothing like an 98 year response to a inclusions of programs that enough. But assuming your studying dogs' ability to detect old. She's slowed down a little, question regard- should have been cut. Yorkie is under twenty pounds cancer by smell. It turns out that but she's alert, active, and ing how budgets The legislators prefer to call this (and I really, really hope your cancer cells have an odor, and engaged. I'd hate to think she's are passed, Gov- process as listening to con- Yorkie is under twenty pounds!) who better to scent it than a well- on her last legs. ernor Raimondo stituents. The reality is that it is a she's approximately the equiva- trained canine? And of course, —Father Time responded as very narrow band of people whose lent of a seventy-two year-old. most of us locals are familiar with follows: self-interests trump the good of There are all kinds of old wives' Oscar, the nursing home therapy Dear Father Time, Arlene "For too long, taxpayers, such as service tales about dogs and cats. A cold, cat who seemed eerily accurate at It is true that dogs grow up and VIOLET what’s happened providers of duplicative programs wet nose doesn't guarantee a predicting the imminent death of age faster than humans, but there in Rhode island - and high overhead strong-arm healthy pet. Cats most definitely the home's residents. really isn't a one-to-seven ratio and it may happen in other State politicians who fear the enmity of don't always land on their feet, I've strayed a bit from your between "dog years" and human Houses - is the governor proposes the supplicants. A serious audit of poor things, and a saucer of question — sorry about that. And years. a budget and then the General these programs is long overdue. warm milk is as likely to result in I wish you many more happy In fact, different sizes of dogs Assembly takes the budget and - Instead, they grow, with little diarrhea as it is contented years with your Yorkie friend, be age differently than others. The often in the dark of night, in a qui- accountability other than self- purring. And a wagging dog's tail they dog years or human. bigger the dog, the faster they et room - the lobbyists and the serving bromides. usually mean happiness, but not age, so a seven year-old mastiff is Dr. Lynn Anne Evans of the General Assembly get together Speaker Mattiello has a golden always — dogs can wag when about the same relative age as a Barrington Veterinary Clinic, 260 and they hack it up every which opportunity to prove the legisla- they are fearful or even ready to seven year-old Papillion. Dogs Waseca Avenue, has been way and out pops a budget." tors’ independence from special bite. I can promise that you don't grow up quickly; a one year-old practicing veterinary medicine She is, of course, correct. Any- interests in a situation which only want to pet a cat whose tail is for 26 years. tangentially has fiscal implica- tions, so it should be an easier exercise. The National Education Association of Rhode Island (NEARI) seeks to delay imple- mentation of the Partnership for The Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) (Providence Journal, February 25, 2015 p. A11). The test, along with other standardized test options which could be selected, is designed to let parents know how the education of their child com- pares to other students. It’s a no- brainer that parents should know how the local school is doing in preparing their child for college or a career. Fatuously blaming “snow days” as the basis of postponing the test scheduled for next month, the NEARI is arguing not only for postponement but also for the option for parents to opt out of testing for their child. In the latter regard, as democratic as the proposition sounds, the reality is that the union wants no test that might reveal a less than stellar teaching performance by one or more of its members. The NEARI has tried to block the implemen- tation of the testing protocol for years so some of its teacher members won’t be embarrassed. The ludicrousness of the “opt-out provision” is quickly illustrated by the reality that no educator would condone parents opting out of routine tests in the class- room or out of a protocol for grading student performance. The hidden agenda here is that in the latest teacher evaluations how well the students perform on standardized tests is one factor among other criteria gauging teacher success. On the eve of Education Com- missioner Deborah Gist’s depar- ture for a job in Oklahoma, the NEARI is trying to dismantle her fine legacy. She is correct when she states “Participation in these high-quality annual assessments enables all of us to see whether schools and districts are doing all they can to help students suc- ceed…and where schools need to improve.” Two women, Governor Rai- mondo and Commissioner Gist, have respectively told the truth. Let’s see if the legislators can han- dle the truth or buckle to special interests. East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 Page B3 NO FLUKE What I liked at the fishing show he show this week- poises, big-eye tuna, yellowfin and needs to reduce black sea bass end was very good. other game fish.” In the book, the landing by 1/3, popular options at “T The threat of snow "Canyon Fever" story is followed the public hearing included Sunday must have hurt us some- by a collection of "Other Short reducing the bag limit (one fish what and it died off quickly by Fishing Stories" that depict fishing early in the season) and then in mid-afternoon. If it wasn't for that events in the lives of charter boat the fall enhancing the bag limit to we were on track for it to have captains, commercial rod and reel five to seven fish; RI summer been our highest attended yet,” fishermen, their families and flounder (fluke) quotas were over- said Steve Medeiros, president of friends. The book has been illus- fished in 2014 but coastwide the Rhode Island trated by local expert angler and anglers did not overfish quotas Saltwater Anglers artist Susan Lema and is available and the stock is in good shape, so Association, on amazon.com. we expect a slight adjustment in sponsors of the Stur-Dee Boat Co. of Tiverton season length and/or the bag limit New England displayed at the boat show earlier to appease policy makers; and Saltwater Fishing this year and now was at the fish- striped bass will likely be one fish Show. “I think ing show. Stur-Dee has been at 28” for private anglers, however, this is the best building Amesbury Dory boats there may be a conservation show attendance since 1947. Heidi Reid said, “My equivalency regulation approved Capt. Dave we have seen in father started out building one for charter and party boats that MONTI years,” said Capt. boat in the yard and then a second gets to the same reduction, allow- John Sheriff of and third, and eventually we had a ing more than one fish, possibly Captain Sheriff Charters. And boat building company. The fiber- two fish at 32” with or without fish according to Lisa Helme-Dan- glass boat we sell today my father for the mate and captain (that forth, co-publisher of Coastal made from a mold taken from one they have historically been Angler magazine in Rhode Island of his original wooden boats.” allowed to take). A 1 ? fish option with her husband Michael, “We Stur-Dee dories are made in 12’, proposed by Capt. Charlie gave away over 2,000 copies of our 14’ and 16’ lengths. The Amesbury Donilon did receive some support latest issue and ran out Saturday. design has an unusually high free- at the public hearing. Last year we had copies left over.” board, a handsome bow and Capt. B.J. Silvia of Flippin’ Out graceful lines. Although it features Measuring catch and Charters (and fluke rigs) said, “My a high freeboard that keeps you effort electronically fishing partner Greg Vespe and I dry, for years the boat’s design was Capt. Rick Bellavance, president have been very busy working both a favorite for fishermen because of the Rhode Island Party & Char- the Hummingbird booth and the the allows the rail to be easily ter Boat Association, presented charter booth where we are selling pushed part way down making it the successful results of his charter lures and gear.” Capt. Silvia intro- easy for a fishermen to haul nets. fishing summer flounder coopera- duced new fluke fishing lures at This design feature allows tive to captains from around the the show, an ultra violet (UV) B-2 someone in the water to easily country last week. The pilot pro- Squid rig that shimmers in the haul themselves back out of the gram ran for the past two years water. The B-2 UV rig is available water, making it ideal for swim- and had ten participants. Similar in purple haze, green, blue, pink ming and skin diving. A standard programs in Alaska, Florida and and a new white color. model 16’ Dory sells for $6,995, the Gulf were also presented as John Lemieux of Inland Marine the 14’ is $5,895 and the 12’ vessel part of the panel discussion. in Chepachet said Friday, “We sold is $5,495. Popular features that can The Rhode Island pilot ran as a a boat earlier today and now have be added include a fuel frame and cooperative where captains were someone seriously interested in a batter block and one standard fea- given a quota through the 27’ Sea Hunt, so this is a great ture liked by all… mahogany seats. Research Set Aside (RSA) program, start.” For information visit stur-dee- and fished fixed guidelines/rules Al Conti of Sung Harbor Marine, boat.com. reducing discards to gain business South Kingstown, said, “This show flexibility (fishing season, size lim- has been fantastic. My daughter Fishing show buzz its, etc). The effort drastically Elisa had to go back to the shop to The buzz at the New England reduced discard rates, fished make up some more fishing rod Saltwater Fishing Show this week- below their allotted quota, provid- and reel combos. We had a special end was fishing regulations for ed charter fishermen with much on Penn Battle reels and rods and 2015 particularly striped bass, flexibility, provided charter cus- they sold like hotcakes.” Matt summer flounder (fluke) and tomers with an enhanced fishing Conti said, “We raffled off a Shi- black sea bass. We will not know experience and provided fish mano Tiagra 130 Reel ($1,249 retail what regulations are until Janet managers with a data rich study as value) and will be selecting the Coit, director of the Department catch and effort were received winner soon.” Snug Harbor of Environmental Management electronically in real time on Marine had a large end cap booth (DEM) makes final regulation tables placed aboard vessels. The with lots of rods, reels, fishing decisions. Director Coit will review pilot was the first of its type in the lures and equipment on display public hearing input, recommen- nation and is hoped to be a model ready for sale… and they were dations from the RI Marine Fish- for others in the future. eries Council (RIMFC) and DEM selling. Captain Dave Monti has been "Canyon Fever", a new book by staff input to make her final 2015 regulations decisions which are fishing and shellfishing on Capt. Denny Dillon of the f/v Per- Narragansett Bay for over 40 years. suader II out of Pt. Judith was cre- expected to be made by the end of the month. He holds a captain’s master license ating a lot of excitement. Capt. and a charter fishing license. Dillon said,” I did not want to At this time regulations are likely to be more conservative for Contact or forward fishing news write a ‘how-to' book, so "Canyon and photos to Capt. Dave at Fever" is about a captain and his striped bass, summer flounder and black sea bass. Rhode Island [email protected] or visit crew encountering sharks, por- his website at noflukefishing.com.

The Tides* HiAM HiPM LoAM LoPM Sunrise Sunset Wednesday, March 4 7:13 (4.0) 7:28 (4.1) — 12:39 6:12 5:40 Thursday, March 5 7:47 (4.0) 8:03 (4.1) 12:39 1:09 6:10 5:41 Friday, March 6 8:20 (3.9) 8:37 (4.1) 1:19 1:41 6:09 5:43 Saturday, March 7 8:52 (3.8) 9:10 (4.0) 1:58 2:13 6:07 5:44 Sunday, March 8 10:25 (3.7) 10:44 (3.9) 3:35 3:44 7:06 6:45 Monday, March 9 11:01 (3.5) 11:21 (3.8) 4:10 4:14 7:04 6:46 Tuesday, March 10 11:41 (3.4) — (—) 4:44 4:47 7:02 6:47 Wednesday, March 11 12:03 (3.7) 12:27 (3.2) 5:22 5:25 7:01 6:48 Thursday, March 12 12:51 (3.6) 1:18 (3.2) 6:06 6:12 6:59 6:49 Full Moon March 5 — New Moon March 20 * Information is based on tides in Bristol Harbor. Page B4 East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 DOWN TO EARTH Spring out of a winter funk s a self-proclaimed you and a little potting soil under hardcore garden enthu- the fingernails will at least make A siast and wannabe plant you look like a gardener again. geek it feels lame to admit that I While you’re at it, groom them of haven’t come up with any excit- dead leaves and weeds if you ing plans for my garden yet. The haven’t been fussing over them all sun has climbed along. Starting seeds is a no- Do you want your Toddler to respect others, be higher in the sky brainer for igniting hope, but independent, care for the environment, and have and the birds are even if the earth weren’t knee trying out their deep under snow that looks like it a lifetime love of learning? spring songs, might never melt, it would still be but I’m not feel- a little early — unless you have a ing it. I know I greenhouse — for almost every- If so, Montessori may be right for your family. can blame ennui thing. 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NIBBLES Have any food and dining news way, Newport. For more informa- reserve as space is limited. Class- you want to share? Send it to us tion call 401/847-4971. es are held at Persimmon, State at [email protected]. St., Bristol. ‘Braising + Stewing’ Mikkeller 'tap takeover' cooking class in Bristol Pig roast in Warren in Newport A perfect anecdote to this winter The members of the Rough & One of the promotional events weather, this class will delve into Ready Fire Co. Engine 5 will host that brewers off do are "tap the comforting cooking processes their annual Pig Roast fundraiser takeovers." For a given number of of braising and stewing. Chef from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday March days or night or nights a bar or Champe will talk about the best 7 at the station house, 342 Meta- tap house will literally have most cuts of meat to use, dry and moist com Ave., Warren. The menu will all their taps taken over by one heat sources, combination cooking feature fire pit roasted pork with brewer. The creators of some of methods, and timing. He'll demo assorted sauces, cole slaw, potato the most distinctive craft beers in the techniques that we use at the salad, baked beans, corn, corn the world are identical twins from restaurant and show you how to bread, desserts, and assorted bev- Denmark , Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso, replicate the same approach at erages. All food will be prepared who lives in Brooklyn and home. Classes are lecture based to order and served by company Mikkel Borg Bjergso from Copen- and include plenty of time to ask members. Tickets are $25 each hagen. Their 9 beers on offer will questions. Beverages and light and may be obtained from any include Black Hole, Raspberry snacks will be provided. Class runs company member or call Cullen $19.95 Prix-Fixe Menu Sunday - Thursday McKain at 401/440-4100. Triplebock, and Citra Imperial Saturday, March 7 from 10 a.m. to Portsmouth | 401.683.3138 | www.15pointroad.com IPA. Friday, March 6 at 4 p.m.; 12:30 p.m. and costs $65/person. DINNER Tues - Sun 5-10pm Norey's Bar & Grille, 156 Broad- Please call 401/254-7474 to See NIBBLES Page 6

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Seafood Restaurant & Bar Food Dining 411 Thames St, Bristol, RI & (401) 253-4500 NIBBLES Open 7 Days A Week (ages 4-12), and children under 4 Monday-Saturday 11:30-9pm From Page 5 Risotto workshop are free; for tickets call 401/245- Sunday, 11:30-8pm in Barrington Community cook-off 5756 or 401/253-4931. Tickets in Little Compton are also available at the door on a Have you tried to make risotto to first come, first serve basis. have it come out mushy, dry or OPENING Does your recipe win rave just a plain mess? Professor chef reviews? Throw your chef’s hat in 'Soup's on' dinner instructors Malina Coletta and TH the ring at this friendly competi- in Warren Phil Griffin will teach you how to FRIDAY, MARCH 6 tion for all talented amateur chefs make RiSOtto-good! You will who consider their secret recipe On Saturday, March 7 from 5 to 7 have a hands-on experience mak- to be the best, featuring soups of p.m., St. Alexander Church, 221 ing risotto, and learn why each all kinds, including categories for Main Street, Warren, will be serv- step in the process is so impor- Take Out Special $21.99 chili, chowder, stew and soup. This ing five different kinds of home- tant. Thursday, March 12, from fundraiser for the Little Compton made soup along with various 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Barrington Wednesday – Friday breads and crackers. Soda and 2 Fish & Chips, 2 Cups of Chowder (Red or White) Community Center will be hosted High School, Home Ec Room 413. by Crowthers Restaurant 90 Pot- water will be available for pur- Cost is $38 BCS members/$45 1/2 Dozen Clamcakes tersville Rd., Little Compton, Sat- chase along with homemade pas- non-members. For more informa- urday, March 7 from 4 to 6 p.m. try. Adults $12, Children $7 (12 tion, call the BCS office at Guests pay $5 for 6 samples and and under); tickets must be pur- 401/245-0432, or visit the web- Dinner for Two $34.99 $10 for 15 samples. To get start- chased before the event. Call site at barrcommschool.com. Wednesday & Thursday Nights ed, provide your name, email, 401/245-6369. Selected Menu, includes free bottle of wine phone number and entry descrip- NBS benefit at Fluke 'Hungry for Change': a from selected Wine list. tion to the Community Center by film and food event in mail (PO Box 926, Little Compton, Wine, Bar & Kitchen, Tiverton RI 02837), call 401/635-2400 or Newport email [email protected]. The Four Corners Arts Center is Fluke Wine, Bar & Kitchen has pleased to present the film "Hungry Gourmet roast pork created a special menu and is For Change" on March 12; 6:30 dinner in Warren generously donating a portion of p.m.; at at the Meeting House, the evening's proceeds to advance 3850 Main Road, Tiverton Four Menu features butternut squash & the Norman Bird Sanctuary's 66- Corners. The film will be followed apple soup, roast loin of pork, sea- year mission of connecting people by an open discussion with Health soned roasted potatoes, haricot to nature through environmental Coach Michael Kinnane and tasty vert, homemade cakes & pies, cof- education and conservation stew- healthy snack samples prepared by fee, tea, & cider; Saturday, March ardship. Wednesday, March 11, local Chef Stephanie Carlile, using 7 at 6:30 p.m. at The First United Fluke Wine, Bar & Kitchen, 41 ingredients donated by Skinny Dip Methodist Church of Warren/Bris- Bowen's Wharf, Newport; $50 Farm of Westport. Free and open tol (located at 25 Church Street in per person plus tax, tip and bever- to the public. For more information, Warren). Available to go as well. ages. For reservations, call visit [email protected] or Cost is $14 per adult, $7 per child 401/849-7778. call 401/624-2600.

HOPE & MAIN: Courses to jump start spring From Page 1 cultivate a perfect succession gar- iety, strengthen hair, skin and nails, Newport County’s Largest Selection of Seafood den at home. Participants will and boost the immune system. lighting to basic care needs, this learn how to plant one crop after This class will discuss the benefits Family Style Dining class will explore the simple and another and to interplant gardens of homemade broth and the easy steps to seed starting directly to maximize seasonal harvest. importance of properly sourcing Baked • Grilled • Fried • Boiled in the garden and indoors. Cost: Cost: $25. Visit gwbmarch25. your ingredients. Cost: $33 Seafood Market $29. Visit gwbmarch11.eventbrite. eventbrite.com to register. (includes materials). Visit com to register. gwbapril8.eventbrite.com to regis- Live Lobster April 1: "Living Soils" Native, Sea Scallops & Fresh Fish Daily ter. Raw Bar & Seafood Specialties March 18: Soil is a living system and the "Necessary Nourishment: Feeding heartbeat of your garden. When we April 15: "Fermentation Basics" EAT IN or TAKE OUT Plants for Healthy Harvest" begin to understand what soil An introduction to the ancient health means we can then deter- practice of fermentation, this 963 Aquidneck Ave. • Middletown • 401-846-9620 What is an organic fertilizer? mine how best to support the life in workshop will demonstrate three (Minutes from Downtown Newport) • www.anthonysseafood.com Can you compost at home? Get the soil, eliminating dependence do-it-yourself recipes in ferment- answers to all of your organic gar- on synthetic pesticides, fungicides, ing vegetables, Kombucha (fer- dening questions and learn the herbicides or chemical fertilizers. mented tea) and Tsukemono basic principles and techniques of Cost: $25. Visit gwbapril1. (Japanese pickles). Using lactic foliar feeding, soil amendments eventbrite.com to register. acid fermentation, or lacto-fer- and simple observation skills. mentation, this process is among Cost: $29. Visit gwbmarch18. April 8: "Basics of Bone Broth" the most common preservation MMaarriioo’’ss eventbrite.com to register. Referred to as a great gut soother methods and one of the easiest to Lebanese Syrian Bakery and beauty elixir, bone broth is a experiment with at home. Meat Pies • Spinach Pies • Chourico Pies March 25: super healing food that is said to Future sessions include April 22: Maneech • Open Cheese, Meat or Spinach "The Succession Garden" help to ease food intolerance and "B is for Brassica"; April 29: Chourico w/Peppers & Onions ALL PIES allergies, heal a leaky gut, strength- "Organic Lawn and Garden Care at Waterfront dining Spinach w/Cheese $1.35-$1.40 $ This class will focus on how to en joints, ease depression and anx- Home"; and May 6: "Greens with Open for Lunch & Dinner Daily Homemade Kebbe Tray . . . . 9.00 $ Bleu." Enjoy your favorite Seafood Baked, Homemade Hummus ...... 2.00 Pan Sautéed or Fried, Homemade Taboule Salad $6.00 lb. Authentic Italian Cuisine, Party size cheese pizza . . . .$9.00 As Rhode Island’s first culinary Black Angus Steaks, Spinach & meat pies . .$9.00 per doz business incubator, Hope & Main’s Thin Crust Pizzas & More Pasta Night Is Back! MONDAYS: FREE Pie w/$10 order nonprofit incubator program Available Sunday–Thursday helps local entrepreneurs jump- Dinner for 2 NOW AVAILABLE AT Five Entrees Plus a Chef Special Served with a bottle of House Wine or with 1 LEES MARKET IN WESTPORT!!! start early-stage food companies with Side House or Ceasar Salad $15 and food related businesses by select appetizer & 1 dessert (without wine) Wed 7am-12pm • Mon-Sun 5:30am-4pm providing low cost, low risk access $ 95* 508.672.8218 Banquet Room Available (Cannot be combined with to shared-use commercial any other offer.) 260 Harrison St, Fall RIver, MA 33 marioslebanesebakery.com SEATING UP TO 50 kitchens and other industry- Accepting MasterCard • Visa & Discover Contact Kelly Furtado [email protected] Private rooms available for Functions specific technical resources. BEST ITALIAN IN THE EAST BAY KARAOKE - Friday at 9pm - Providence Monthly Applications are open. 508-677-2180 • lepagesseafood.com GIFT CERTIFICATES robertosofbristol.com makefoodyourbusiness.org Rte. 6 Fall River/Westport Line eastbayri.com 24/7 Fine Italian Cuisine 450 Hope Street, Bristol, RI • 254-9732 East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 Page B7

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Wednesday SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT March 4 Canadian folk artist Garnet Rogers Greg Klyma in Newport 'Classics to Broadway' at St. Michael's Greg Klyma is a prolific songwriter, he Community Concert at Common Fence multi-instrumentalist and seasoned Series at St. Michael's 8 ommon Fence Music pre- performer, bringing to every stage8 a presents “The Pianist and catalog of material that assumes his T sents Garnet Rogers, leg- The Soprano: An Evening with audiences are both smart and able to endary Canadian folk Judith Lynn Stillman and Diana C laugh. His birth date puts him squarely artist, this Saturday. An optimist McVey performing Classics to in the middle of Generation X, but Greg at heart, Garnet sings extraordi- is an old-school troubadour. Broadway.” Ms. Stillman, the nary songs about people who internationally acclaimed WHERE: Norey’s Bar & Grille, 156 Broadway, are not obvious heroes and of Newport “poetess" of the piano, has been the small everyday victories. As WHEN: 8:30 p.m. described by Wynton Marsalis memorable as his songs, his COST: Free as “a rare find, a remarkable vir- over-the-top humor and light- MORE INFO: 401/847-4971; tuoso, a consummate artist.” ning-quick wit move his audi- facebook.com/NoreysNewport Ms. McVey is renowned as a ver- ences from tears to laughter and satile singer/actress, and her back again. Seal watch on Prudence Island sweet and pliant voice has been Come explore Prudence Island with a heard in operas, oratorios, and WHERE: Common Fence Music, 933 chance to see harbor seals at one of the symphonies around the United Anthony Road, Portsmouth best haul-out spots in Narragansett Bay. The seals will be viewed from land States and abroad. Tickets may WHEN: Saturday, March 7; 8 p.m. using spotting scopes and binoculars. be purchased at Paper Packag- COST: $20 in advance and $23 at the door The program also includes a brief pre- ing & Panache or at the door. MORE INFO: 800/838-3006; commonfencemusic.org sentation about the seals’ life cycle and WHERE: St. Michael’s Church, 399 Hope St., Bristol migration. WHEN: Saturday, March 7; 8 p.m. WHERE: Narragansett Bay National Estuarine COST: $20, $15 (seniors), $10 (students) Research Reserve, Prudence Island MORE INFO: ccsatsm.org; 401/254-9626 COST: $55 COST: $12 advance, $15 at the door WHEN: 9:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. MORE INFO: TheVetsRI.com; 401/421-2787 MORE INFO: 401/241-7349; COST: $8/member adult, $4/member child; $12 sandywoodsmusic.com non-member adult, $6 non-member child Marine & composites industry career MORE INFO: asri.irg COST: $10 general, $8 students MORE INFO: eastbaycontradance.com; 401/392- day Bring back the blues Irish stories & songs in Barrington Thursday 1322 Some 40 companies from Maine to The Trustees of Reservations will offer a March 5 New York will attend this year’s Career training session for volunteers interest- Barrington Public Library hosts Aoife Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes Day to connect with individuals inter- ed in helping to monitor bluebird nest Clancy of Co Tipperary, Ireland and Bristol Land Conservation tree lecture with John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band ested in working in the marine and boxes this coming spring. Bluebird daughter of Bobby Clancy of the leg- trails have been established in Fall Riv- Dr. Donald Booth, an award-winning In the mid-70s this eight member band broke composites industries. endary Clancy Brothers for a night of entomologist, of Bartlett Tree Experts er, Westport, Dartmouth and Rochester Irish stories and songs for all ages. The out of its Jersey Shore home to quickly gain WHERE: IYRS Newport Campus, 449 Thames Research Facility will discuss the pests international recognition and has since been St., Newport and volunteers are needed to check the performance brings to life stories of Ms. boxes regularly during the nesting sea- that threaten or may soon invade our RI touring, performing hits from their eclectic WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Clancy’s upbringing in Ireland, along naturalized and urban forests and son to keep track of the bluebird popu- repertoire of over two dozen albums. Special COST: Free with songs and poetry passed down to woodlands. These pests include the guests on this show are Rhode Island natives lation and discourage non-native her from her father. She accompanies Winter Moth, Crypt Gall, Emerald Ash John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band. MORE INFO: iyrs.edu/careerday House Sparrows that force native birds herself on guitar and an Irish drum Borer, and the Asian Long-horn Beetle. out. called the bodhran. WHERE: The Zeiterion, 684 Purchase St., New WHERE: Rogers Free Library, 525 Hope Bedford FarmCoast bridal expo WHERE: Westport Town Farm, 830 Drift Road, WHERE: Barrington Public Library, 281 County St., Bristol WHEN: 8 p.m. Enjoy live music, sample local farm to Westport Road, Barrington WHEN: 7 to 8:30 p.m. COST: $35, $39, $45 table catering, while meeting florists, WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. WHEN: 7 p.m. photographers and planners for your COST: Free, but $5 donations welcome MORE INFO: 508/997-5664; zeiterion.org COST: Free COST: Free wedding. MORE INFO: Call 401/253-0247 or email Bristol- MORE INFO: To register go to thetrustees.org/vol- MORE INFO: 401/247-1920 Land [email protected] WHERE: The Meeting House, Tiverton Four Cor- unteer/ or call 508/636-4693 x5003. ners Lecture: ‘Violence, Stigmatization and Fadista Ana Vinagre at the Z WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. NBS Behind the Scenes: rats Ongoing Relevance of ‘Native Son’’ Singing traditional Portuguese fado and Saturday COST: Free During this program you’ll have the Jennifer Jensen Wallach, associate his- accompanied by José Silva, on a twelve March 7 opportunity to meet Lesley and Remi, tory professor at the University of North string Portuguese guitar, Viriato Fer- 'Freckleface Strawberry' at Ocean State NBS' dumbo rats. Focus will be on basic Texas, will deliver the keynote lecture as reira on the viola de fado, and Peter Murder at the Museum In this fun and touching family musical, domestic rat care and learn all about part of the 15th Annual Professor John Pimental on upper base, Ana, the voice The Newport Art Museum and Marley based on the beloved New York Times these often misunderstood creatures. Howard Birss, Jr. Memorial Lecture of a true fadista, embodies and express- Bridges Theatre Co. host Murder at the Best Selling book by Academy Award- WHERE: Norman Bird Sanctuary, 583 Third Series celebrating the 75th anniversary es the soul of this beautiful music tradi- Museum “Till Death Do Us Part”, an inter- winning actress Julianne Moore, Freck- Beach Road, Middletown of Richard Wright’s “Native Son,” one tion. active, all-ages murder mystery, held in leface Strawberry must learn to love her WHEN: 1:30 to 3 p.m. of the first major works of literature by the Museum’s historic Griswold House. freckles and herself. With the help of an African-American writer about WHERE: The Zeiterion, 684 Purchase St., New COST: $10 Members/$12 Non-members Bedford WHERE: Newport Art Museum, 76 Bellevue Ave., her loveable schoolmates, Freckleface African-Americans. learns that everyone is different - and MORE INFO: normanbirdsanctuary.org WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Newport WHERE: Roger Williams University, Feinstein Col- that's what makes everyone special! COST: $20 WHEN: 7 p.m. The Atwater-Donnelly Trio with Cathy lege of Arts & Sciences, Room 162, 1 Old Ferry WHERE MORE INFO: 508/997-5664; zeiterion.org COST: $30 for adults ($20 for members), $25 : Ocean State Theatre, 1245 Jefferson Road, Bristol Boulevard, Warwick Clasper-Torch for seniors and active military ($15 for mem- Aubrey Atwater and Elwood Donnelly WHEN: 4 p.m. bers) and $15 for youth 17 and under ($10 for WHEN: 11 a.m. present delightful programs of tradi- COST: Free members). COST: $10 tional American and Celtic folk songs, a MORE INFO: www.newportartmuseum.org; MORE INFO: OceanStateTheatre.org; 401/921- Bette Davis film series capella pieces, old-time gospel songs, 401/324-9436 6800 dance tunes, and original works. Join- Join librarian Doug Swiszcz for his lat- Friday ing Aubrey and Elwood is Cathy est movie lecture series, “Fasten Your March 6 'Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Magnolia Cajun band at Sandywoods Clasper-Torch, a remarkable fiddler, Seat Belts!: A Bette Davis Film Series.”. Venus' East Bay contra dance Playing high energy two-steps and sul- cellist and vocalist. The series opens on March 4th with This one-man fusion of theatre and try waltzes, the band's twin fiddles, “Jezebel.” With caller Don Heinold, Cathy WHERE: Stone Soup Coffeehouse, at The Slater stand-up starring John Frusciante, is a accordion, guitar, bass, percussion, and Mill, 67 Roosevelt Ave., Pawtucket WHERE: Barrington Public Library Clasper-Torch on piano, and Dan light-hearted theatrical comedy based of course rich vocals in Cajun French, WHEN: 7 p.m. WHEN: 1 p.m. Lanier on fiddle. No experience neces- on the New York Times #1 best-selling keep audiences on their feet long into sary, and singles are welcome. COST: $18 COST: Free book of the last decade by John Gray. the night! MORE INFO: StoneSoupCoffeehouse.com WHERE: The Warren Armory, 11 Jefferson St., WHERE: The Vets, One Avenue of the Arts, Provi- WHERE: Sandywoods, 43 Muse Way, Tiverton Warren dence WHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHEN: 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. WHEN: 8 p.m. See SATURDAY Page 8 Page B8 East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 8 DDaayyss Saturday SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT From Page 7 A night of Fado with Camané and Carminho he Zeiterion brings Winter birding cruise on Narragansett Bay together two incredible Fado performers from Audubon teams up with Save the Bay to T Portugal for one amazingly explore coves, islands, and points along the southern shore of Newport and passionate and moving Aquidneck Island. See Harlequin evening. Carminho is a rising Ducks, Bufflehead, Golden Eyes. and star of fado that is making a more, all aboard Save the Bay’s newest stratospheric international vessel, Elizabeth Morris. ascendance in the footsteps of WHERE: Departs from Wharf Dock, Newport Mariza and Ana Moura. Portu- WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon gal’s brightest new star, she is COST: $40/member of Audubon or Save the Bay, considered to be one of the $50 non-member most talented and innovative MORE INFO: asri.org fado singers of her generation. And back after his magnificent Seals, birds and the history of Prudence Island debut at The Z in 2014, is WHERE: The Zeiterion, 684 Purchase Street, Camané, the “Prince of Fado” New Bedford Join Audubon for an all-day adventure and leading male singer in the WHEN: Saturday, March 7; 8 p.m. and traverse Prudence Island in a pas- The Jammin' Divas at Sandywoods senger van making several stops along new generation of stylists in COST: $39, $49, $59 the way to look for a variety of birds in he Jammin' Divas are Aoife Clancy (Grammy nominee with Cher- Fado. MORE INFO: 508/997-5664; zeiterion.org protected ponds and coves, before ish the Ladies) from Ireland, Nicole heading to the island's southern tip to Zuraitis from the United States, Kath seek out the resident seals. T WHERE: Sandywoods, Buckell from Australia, and flutist Hadar 43 Muse Way, Tiverton Couto, Kayla Ringelheim, Beth Desom- Impressions” including “Prelude to the WHERE: Narragansett Bay National Estuarine Noiberg from Israel. They blend stunning bre, and Steve Allain. Afternoon of a Faun” by Claude Research Reserve, Prudence Island WHEN: Friday, March 6; 8 p.m. renditions of traditional and contempo- Debussy featuring flutist John Curran, WHEN: 9:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. COST: $15 WHERE: Sandywoods, 43 Muse Way, Tiverton rary original folk music and elements of “Noble and Sentimental Waltzes” by COST: $10/member adult, $5/member child; MORE INFO: 401/241-7349; WHEN: 2 p.m. improvisation from each of their cultures. sandywoodsmusic.com Maurice Ravel, and “Symphony in D $15/non-member adult, $8/non-member child COST: $10 advance, $12 at the door Minor” by Cesar Franck. MORE INFO: asri.org MORE INFO: 401/241-7349; sandywoodsmusic.com WHERE: Dwares Jewish Community Center, 401 Elmgrove Ave., Providence Sea glass jewelry workshop WHERE: Audubon Environmental Education Cen- han. Both artists pursue the figure 'Writer's Series' with Holly LeCraw WHEN: 3 p.m. Come learn to design and create a ter, 1401 Hope St., Bristol using a wide range of clay bodies, firing COST: $15 for adults and $5 for students and beautiful pendant with sea glass found This Sunday, Partners Village Store will WHEN: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. temperatures, and atmospheres. Forms seniors on local beaches. Learn how to choose commence a new season of its popular COST: Free range from narrative to formal to "Writer's Series." The series features a MORE INFO: 401/274-4578 the right piece of glass and transform it abstract. Through March 29. MORE INFO: asri.org dynamic, open and interactive discus- into fun, creative jewelry using quick Cirque Ziva and easy wire wrapping techniques. WHERE: DeBlois Gallery, 134 Aquidneck Ave., sion with authors about the writing The BWEF Bodacious Bee Middletown process, the work of creating a story, The astounding Golden Dragon Acro- WHERE: Audubon Environmental Education Cen- bats showcase the majesty and beauty Bee inspired! An evening of arts and WHEN: 4 to 7 p.m. and their publishing experience. Holly ter, 1401 Hope St., Bristol of Chinese acrobatic art. Featuring jug- innovation; includes a cash bar, enter- COST: Free LeCraw, author of "The Swimming WHEN: 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. glers, dancers and contortionists, this tainment at the BWEF ‘Street Fair’, din- MORE INFO: debloisgallery.com; 401/847-9977 Pool", will kick-off the 2015 season with COST: $30/member, $35/non-member group of dedicated artists has toured ner and the competition. a discussion of her latest novel, "The MORE INFO: asri.org Half Brother". the United States continuously since WHERE: Roger Williams University's field House WHERE: Partners Village Store, 865 Main Road, their founding in 1978. Free family fun day at Audubon WHEN: 5:30 p.m. Westport WHERE: The Zeiterion, 684 Purchase St., New Families can explore environmental MORE INFO: bwedfoundation.org Sunday WHEN: 3:30 to 5 p.m. Bedford exhibits representing Rhode Island’s March 8 COST: Free WHEN: 7 p.m. diverse habitats, from upland meadow Spring Bull Gallery’s 'Honoring the COST: $27.50, $32.50, $37.50 Ceramic Tradition' opening MORE INFO: Call 508-636-2572 to reserve a and cornfields to wetlands, salt marsh- Fine arts quilt show seat MORE INFO: 508/997-5664; zeiterion.org es and the Narragansett Bay shoreline. Spring Bull Gallery is hosting an invita- Specializing in Baltimore Album Quilts, WHERE: Audubon Environmental Education Cen- tional exhibit, “Honoring the Ceramic this trunk show promises to inspire and Newport Navy Choristers in concert Tradition” during the month of March. ter, 1401 Hope St., Bristol encourage the art of quilting with The Newport Navy Choristers will pre- WHEN: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE: Spring Bull Gallery, 55 Bellevue Ave., amazing hand appliqued and hand sent their “Music for a Sunday After- COST: Free Newport quilted works of art. Quilters, non-quil- noon” concert this Sunday in Monday MORE INFO: asri.org WHEN: 5 to 7 p.m. ters and anyone who appreciates fine Portsmouth. The concert will benefit COST: Free art are invited to attend. the Navy Marine Corps Relief Society March 9 The Gills Club: The diet of a shark MORE INFO: 401/849-9155; WHERE:Newman Congregational Church, and the Newport Navy Choristers. This Winter waterfowl birding on Prudence Calling all girls ages 8 and up! Audubon springbullgallery.com Memorial Hall, 100 Newman Avenue, Rumford concert consists of light-fare music that Island WHEN:5 to 7 p.m. will appeal to the entire family. partners with the Atlantic White Shark Come explore Prudence Island and Conservancy to host "Investigating the Opening: 'Figure-Vessel-Figure' at COST: Free WHERE: St. Barnabas Church, 1697 East Main search for eiders, grebes, goldeneyes, Teeth and Senses of a Shark", part of DeBlois Gallery Road, Portsmouth mergansers and much more, traversing The Gills Club learning series, which DeBlois Gallery will feature the work of RISA songwriter showcase WHEN: 4 p.m. the island in a passenger van and mak- connects girls with female marine biol- ceramists Lee Segal and Valorie Shee- Featuring local songwriters Mike COST: $7 for adults, $5 for seniors and children ing stops at ponds, coves and marshes ogists. under 12, and $18 for families throughout the day. MORE INFO: 401/849-1135; 401/849-4823; WHERE: Narragansett Bay National Estuarine newportnavychoristers.org Research Reserve, Prudence Island WHEN: 9:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Narragansett Bay Symphony COST: 8/member adult, $4/member child; Community Orchestra in concert $12/non-member adult, $6/non-member child The Narragansett Bay Symphony Com- MORE INFO: asri.org munity Orchestra will present “French

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Riley Kitchen & Bath 369 Metacom Ave. Bristol, RI 401-253-2205 rileykitchens.com East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 Page B9 8 DDaayyss Tuesday SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT March 10 Tuesday night at the movies With Ted Delaney and Amish Trevedi. Featuring "Birdman" March 10. Remaining schedule as follows: March 17: "Big Night"; March 31: "Whiplash"; April 7: "The Visitor"; April 14: "A Late Quartet"; April 28: "Another Year". WHERE: Rogers Free Library, 525 Hope St., Bris- tol WHEN: 7 p.m. COST: Free Wednesday March 11 Bette Davis film series Join librarian Doug Swiszcz for his lat- est movie lecture series, “Fasten Your 'The House of Blue Leaves' at The Gamm Seat Belts!: A Bette Davis Film Series.”. The series continues on March 11th rtie Shaugnessy, a zookeeper from Sunny Side, Queens, dreams with “The Letter.” of moving to Los Angeles Banjo artist in New Bedford WHERE: Barrington Public Library A with his mistress and WHERE: The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre, becoming a big-time song- 172 Exchange St., Pawtucket WHEN: 1 p.m. epecket Island Records will present recording artist Hilary writer. But will the chaos of WHEN: Through April 5 COST: Free Hawke and her band ordinary life get in the way? This COST: $41 & $49 Dubl Handi at the Card making workshop Vietnam-era black comedy MORE INFO: gammtheatre.org; W WHERE: The Wamsutta Club, Wamsutta Club this Saturday. about America’s obsession with 401/723-4266 427 County St., New Bedford St. Patrick’s Day, Easter and Mother’s Hawke is internationally Day – they’re on the horizon, and you celebrity is devastatingly hilari- WHEN: Saturday, March 7; 7 p.m. esteemed as an expert in several can create cards to send your greetings ous and never timelier than in our age of reality TV. By John Guare, COST: $18, $14 for seniors and children; banjo styles. Dubl Handi also $16/$12 in advance in this Barrington Community School directed by Fred Sullivan, Jr. workshop. Using cardstock, found includes Jon Ladeau and Brian MORE INFO: wepecket.com; 508/292-5632 objects, and all sorts of materials, par- Geltner. The percussive and ticipants will make personal and cre- uplifting Oldtimey/Roots trio ative cards. Sail Newport: Volvo race and uses percussion, guitar, voice and banjo to play songs from the WHERE: Barrington Middle School, Middle High- 'Comanche' on the big-screen Appalachian region. Opening for Ms. Hawke and her band will be way, Barrington Sail Newport will present a big screen Theater Robin Carns, Folksinger. WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. update on the Volvo Ocean Race race 'The Last Five Years' at Ocean State COST: $25 BCS members/$34 non-members drama, the standings, the leg ahead and Theatre MORE INFO: 401/245-0432; what's in store for the Newport Named one of Time Magazine's 10 best barrcommschool.com Stopover events. The presentation will shows of 2001, Jason Robert Brown’s MORE INFO: [email protected] Bluewater Grill include a live video call with the home Drama Desk winner The Last Five Years, 32 Barton St., Barrington; 401/247-0017 Healthy living with cancer team boat, Alvimedica. Also, Kenny ‘The Glass Menagerie’ at Trinity is a contemporary song-cycle musical, Saturdays: live music Participants will learn how the right diet Read will unveil the plan for the new which ingeniously chronicles the five An American classic and considered by helps to prevent as well as heal cancer. racing yacht Comanche, a 100' maxi- year life of a relationship, from meeting many to be one of the greatest plays They will also learn simple strategies to yacht that has been called a "surfboard to break-up... and from break-up to ever written, The Glass Menagerie is an Broadway Lounge reduce and eliminate stress, resolve on steroids." meeting… all at the same time! emotional masterpiece and Tennessee 538 N. Broadway, East Providence; 401/434-9742 trauma, reduce pain and the side WHERE: Jane Pickens Theater: 49 Touro Street, WHERE: Ocean State Theatre, 1245 Jefferson Williams’ personal “memory play,” fea- effects from cancer treatments, as well Washington Square, Newport Boulevard, Warwick turing one of the most recognizable as improve immune system function- families in dramatic literature. WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. WHEN: Through March 15 Custom House Coffee ing. COST: $10 members; $12 non-member; under 21 COST: $39 to $54 WHERE: Trinity Rep, 201 Washington St., Provi- 600 Clock Tower Square, West Main WHERE: Barrington Middle School, Middle High- free dence MORE INFO: OceanStateTheatre.org; 401/921- Road, Portsmouth way, Barrington MORE INFO: Reservations required; 6800 WHEN: Through March 29 sailnewport.org Sunday: Open mic with Gary Fish, 2-5 WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. MORE INFO: trinityrep.com; 401/351-4242 p.m, guest musician 3 to 3:45 p.m. COST: $20 BCS members/$28 non-members Blue Man Group in Providence 'Wretches & Jabberers' changing MORE INFO: 401/245-0432; Blue Man Group is best known for mul- The Coffee Depot barrcommschool.com perceptions about disability ti-media performances that feature 501 Main Street, Warren; 401/608-2553 In "Wretches & Jabberers", two men three bald and blue characters who Kathy Griffin from ‘Fashion Police’ with autism embark on a global quest take the audience on a journey that is Music Open Mic Fridays . Bring a nonperish- Award-winning comedian Kathy Griffin to change attitudes about disability and funny, intelligent and visually stunning. able food donation to benefit Bristol takes The Z stage for a night of take-no- intelligence. Growing up, Tracy and Lar- A live band, whose haunting tribal Aidan’s Irish Pub Good Neighbors. prisoners laughs. ry were presumed “retarded” and rhythms help drive the show to its cli- John St., Bristol; 401/254-1940 excluded from normal schooling. With max, accompanies the Blue Men. DeWolf Tavern WHERE: The Zeiterion, 684 Purchase St., New limited speech, they both faced lives of Sunday: An Irish seisiun, 5-9 p.m. 259 Thames St., Bristol; 401/254-2005 Bedford social isolation in mental institutions or WHERE: PPAC, Weybosset St., Providence WHEN: 8 p.m. adult disability centers. When they WHEN: March 6 through 8 Benjamin’s Sports Club Wednesdays: The Rick Costa Trio (jazz). COST: $35, $45, $55 learned as adults to communicate by COST: Varies 4 Stafford Road, Tiverton; 401/624-3899 MORE INFO: 508/997-5664; zeiterion.org typing, their lives changed dramatically. MORE INFO: ppacri.org Federal Hill Pizza Saturdays: Pro Karaoke with Rick & Joan Their message is that the same possibil- 495 Main St., Warren; 401/245-0045 ity exists for others like themselves. 'Annie Get Your Gun' Federal Hill Pizza features live music WHERE: Crowne Plaza, 801 Greenwich Ave, War- Newport’s Swanhurst Chorus every Saturday night at 7:30 p.m. wick announces its 21st annual tribute to Thursday WHEN: 9:30 a.m. Broadway with Irving Berlin’s 1946 March 12 MORE INFO: 401/773-7771 beloved hit “Annie Get Your Gun.” Join us for this fabulous parade of show- 'Jesus Christ: Superstar or Jewish 'Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl' stopping, knee-slapping hits, and a Anathema' Audiences are moved by American wild west of a good time. “Jesus Christ: Superstar or Jewish Place Theater’s powerful stage adapta- WHERE: Fenner Hall, 15 Fenner Avenue, Newport Anathema” is the topic of the next pro- tion of Harriet Jacobs’ book of the same WHEN: March 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20 & 21; times gram in the Adult Education series at title. This celebrated slave narrative vary Temple Habonim. Dr. Stephen Kaplan, includes the author's account of the COST: $29-$35; lunch or dinner included a temple member and researcher of seven years she spent hiding as a fugi- MORE INFO:401/682-1630; Swanhurst.org Jewish history, will present the Jewish tive in her grandmother's attic. This perspectives on the “Jewishness” of fifty minute verbatim performance illu- ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ in Cranston Jesus Christ. Dr. Kaplan will discuss this minates in shocking fashion, the trau- topic and its special challenges for Jew- mas of slavery, particularly for women The Burbage Theatre presents a new ish continuity in an open and multicul- and children. take on ‘The Taming of the Shrew’ by tural society. William Shakespeare, for a limited run WHERE: The Zeiterion, 684 Purchase St., New of seven performances. WHERE: Temple Habonim, 165 New Meadow Bedford Road, Barrington WHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHERE: William Hall Library Auditorium, 1825 WHEN: 7 p.m. Broad St, Cranston COST: $25 COST: Free WHEN: Previews, March 5 & 6; performances MORE INFO: 508/997-5664; zeiterion.org MORE INFO: templehabonim.org; 401/245-6536 March 12 to 14 and 19 to 21 COST: $20 general/ $10 students Page B10 East Bay Life March 4-5, 2015 East Bay Real Estate !"#$%"&'()**+,+-.*/0123 4)50637893:3;<=933333!"#$%&'

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