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Steve Calenda Warren runner skips Boston Marathon this year

If it wasn't for a tough winter training season, Warren runner Steve Calenda might have run the Boston Marathon Monday. Offi- PPoliceolice busierbusier thanthan everever cials were reporting that two bombs were detonated at the RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. race's finish line around 3 p.m., Sgt. Michael Marcello and his fellow officers on the Warren Police killing at least three people. Department had a busy year in 2012. Crime in Warren: By the numbers "That would have been right Warren Polcie Chief Peter Achilli on Monday released a study of around the time I'd be crossing the crime, accidents and overall police activity Warren in 2012. See finish line," Mr. Calenda said Mon- Officers arrested nearly 600 last www.warrenri.for the full report; here are some highlights: day afternoon. "I didn't run this ■ Officers arrested 585 people over the course of the year, up 23 year. I'm watching the news (about year, logged 27,995 calls for service percent from 2011. the bombings) on the TV." ■ At 55, drug arrests were at a three-year low, down from 69 in Mr. Calenda last ran the Boston BY TED HAYES in his four-page report. 2011 and 71 in 2010. Marathon in 2011, and he is a reg- [email protected] ■ ular sight on Warren's highways The numbers Disorderly conduct charges plummeted, from 145 in 2010 to 132 Warren police made more in 2011 to 62 last year. and side roads. He considered run- arrests than ever last year, charging Though arrests stood at 585 for ■ Officers were called to the scene of 424 accidents, one of them ning this year but a tough winter nearly 600 men and women with the year, other numbers are just as fatal. That's a seven-year low, and is down 16 from 2011. Apart and hamstring injury conspired to crimes ranging from arson to DUI revealing, the chief said. from the lone fatality, 83 people were reported injured in accidents. keep him out. to drug possession and assault. Warren's crime index, a compo- ■ Also plummeting were parking tickets. Police issued 590 of "I would have been coming The 585 arrests officers made in sition of particular criminal offens- them, down 550 from the previous year (1,140). Traffic violations through" right around the time the 2012 represents a nearly 25 percent es which gauge the overall volume were about the same as last year, though, with 1,950. blasts occurred, he said. jump in arrests from 2011, the and rate of crime, stayed about the ■ Police averaged nearly 77 calls for service per day. A reporter wasn't the first to call highest percentage jump over the same from last year. Despite police ■ Metacom Avenue continues to be the site of the most accidents Mr. Calenda after news of the past seven years. It, and dozens of efforts to reduce that index, the in town. Descending in order from there were Main Street, Child bombing started getting out Mon- other statistics on crime in Warren, chief said, the number has Street and Market Street. day afternoon. He said he'd are contained in a yearly crime remained high (313 this past year ■ Speeding was the most common citation issued. Over the course already received a few texts and report given to the Warren Town vs. 311 in 2011). The index rose of the year 644 people were cited for speeding. In second place calls from runner friends who Council Monday by Warren Police mostly due to an increase in the for citations were drivers with inspection violations (483). wondered if he was OK. Chief Peter Achilli (see sidebar). number of break-ins, while larce- ■ Officers drove a collective 128,556 miles over the "I'm fine," he said. "We need to proactively patrol nies, sexual assaults and aggravat- course of the year. Another previous Boston neighborhoods, increase public ed assault crimes all decreased. Marathon runner, Susan Ran- awareness and education, as well Chief Achilli said the increase in The Department was staffed with 22 full-time officers, including court, also stayed out of this year's as encourage neighborhood watch the police chief. race. Race records indicate that programs," the police chief wrote See POLICE Page 9 nobody from Warren ran this year. Hall of Fame Warren Athletes enter prestigious club. PAGE 20 Page 2 Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Warren musician goes back for inspiration

Otis Reed to perform acumen wasn't enough to please hymns written by his in-laws. Records indicate that ancestor 200 years ago he married the daughter of a wealthy family as a young man and, though they spent their lives BY TED HAYES together and had several children, [email protected] her family never approved of Mr. When Warren musician Otis Reed and his humble upbringing. Reed steps up to the microphone After learning more about his this Sunday at the Newman Con- great-great-great-great uncle, Mr. gregational Church in Rumford, he Reed started traveling to the his- won't just have a choir accompa- Otis Reed torical society in New Haven, nying him. One where many more of his ancestor's of his ancestors, "I went and bought the book and hymns are archived. He's also

EBN042013 EBN042013 gone for nearly got really into it," he said. enlisted the help of a Brown Uni- % $ 200 years, will His far-off uncles' story’s a rivet- versity student, who with him is 10 off 10 off be by his side. ing one, he said. transcribing many of the unpub- ORDERS OVER $20 ORDERS OVER $60 Mr. Reed has a The elder Reed was an entrepre- lished hymns. The ultimate goal is Cannot be combined with any other offer. Must be Cannot be combined with any other offer. Must be reputation as an neur, store owner and fought in the to publish more of his pieces and presented at time of order. Expires April 30, 2013 presented at time of order. Expires April, 2013 accomplished Revolutionary War. Like many write a biography of the noted local musician composers of his day, he wrote the writer. DINING AND TAKE-OUT AVAILABLE who plays music for his pieces and had lyrics Sunday's concert is the first 306 County Road | Barrington, RI Daniel Reed acoustic guitar prepared for him by a writer (in his time Mr. Reed has sung any of the and teaches the case, noted lyricist Isaac Watts pieces in public. Two choirs will 401-289-2591 • 401-289-2592 instrument. But on Sunday, he'll wrote many of his lyrics). He wrote perform; one will sing Reed pieces Mon-Thurs 11am-10pm leave the six-string behind as he hymns for several decades, while published in the famous "Sacred Fri & Sat 11am-10:30pm • Sun 12-9pm and two choirs present a concert of running a general store in New Harp" hymnal, and the other will hymns written by his great-great- Haven, Conn., and would often sing songs transcribed into shape great-great uncle, the noted com- travel from town to town teaching note, a style of musical tablature poser Daniel Reed. hymn singing at local churches. that was popular in Mr. Reed's day, Born in Attleboro in 1757, Daniel "He would make the rounds, particularly in the south. Reed was one of New England's going all over the place," Otis Reed The choice of Newman Congre- most prolific hymn writers during said. gational as the site for Sunday's the Revolutionary and post-Revo- Mr. Reed believes his ancestor concert is especially fitting. Daniel lutionary periods. When he died in was also a keen businessman, in Reed's great-great-grandfather New Haven, Conn. in 1836, he had that several of his songs bear the John Reed (Otis Reed's great- published hundreds of songs in names of towns in which he spent great-great-great-great-great- seven volumes and had many hun- time. Thus, he has published grandfather) was one of the dreds more that were unpublished. pieces entitled "Bristol," "Warren," founders of Newman Congrega- Otis grew up with music and had "Rehoboth," and others, though tional Church and is buried in the long known about his ancestor's the name of the towns can't be church's cemetery. history in the late 18th and early found anywhere in the lyrics. Sunday's concert starts at 3 19th century music business. But "He was just trying to sell the p.m. Tickets are $10 and can be he never seriously looked into the songs," Otis Reed said, reckoning purchased at the door or by call- composer's life until a few years that the titles were probably an ing 431-1972. Proceeds benefit ago, when a book of hundreds of early case of marketing. the Newman Congregational his hymns was published. Evidently, though, his business Church music program.

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BY ERIC DICKERVITZ [email protected] Twenty-five years after a bullet to the head nearly killed him, former bully Steven Bernard still bears the scars, physical and emotional, of that cold day in 1988. He drags his left leg when he walks. His left arm hangs lifeless- ly at his side. And his head still shows the path the bullet took after the young man who'd been bullied had finally had enough of it all and decided to take. “If anyone wants to feel the bullet in my head you can. It’ll cost you a dollar though,” Mr. Bernard recently joked to a group of eighth graders at Kickemuit Middle School, where he traveled to talk about the harmful effects of bullying. The truth, though, isn't funny. In 1988, Mr. Bernard was the big man on campus at Bristol High School, now Mt. Hope High School. He had lots of friends and was a star athlete who PHOTOS BY RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. excelled in baseball, football and Malerie George (left) and Alexis Medeiros look on as Steven Bernard basketball. He was only a sopho- speaks to eighth grade students at Kickemuit Middle School about the more, but already he showed impact of bullying and violence in school. Stephen Bernard's scars are clearly visible, 25 years after the shooting. promise that he’d be a candidate He's never been the same since; the shooter served three years in juve- for athletic scholarships. nile detention, then moved away. “My dream was to play football in college,” he said. But he was also a bully, and punch. I said take the first shot’,” coach girl's basketball at Bar- Rebeccah Trefethen said later anything. That morning (Vinny) Vincent Isabelle, 15, was his reg- he said. rington Middle School, and trav- that a lot of what he said was was showing the gun around and ular victim. Throughout the Vinny pulled a .22 caliber els to schools to spread his anti- familiar to them. John said much three students and three teach- school year, Mr. Bernard picked handgun from his jean jacket bullying message. Although his of what he sees is “verbal bully- ers saw it and didn’t say any- on Vinny. He shoved him into pocket, pointed it at Mr. presentation begins with a 20- ing” like name calling. Rebeccah thing.” lockers, called him derogatory Bernard’s forehead and pulled minute video of footage and 911 has seen examples in the cafete- Looking back, Mr. Bernard is sor- names, made his life miserable. the trigger. recordings of the school shoot- ria when students will “physical- ry for his actions, and said he Mr. Bernard's friends encour- “I remember looking down the ings at Columbine High School ly move a lunch table away” from hopes students learn to make aged Hall, egging him on and barrel. I thought it was a squirt in Colorado, his message is not another student. healthy choices when dealing with laughing. gun,” he said. Then he remem- about stricter gun laws or ban- However, students at Kickemuit their peers,whether they're being Vinny "and I just didn’t get bers lying on the ground, feeling ning firearms. It’s about the dan- also have resources Vinny didn't bullied or are the aggressors. along. He was an outcast. I was warm blood run down his face. ger of remaining silent. have a quarter century ago. They “What I did was wrong, but the popular jock. I bullied him, It took Mr. Bernard six months “My message is ‘silence hurts.' are encouraged to speak with a pulling the trigger was cowardly,” but back then it wasn’t called to re-learn how to speak, walk What we need to do is get kids guidance counselor or a favorite Mr. Bernard said. “Life is about that.” and talk, but he's never been the talking. We teach violence right teacher if they want to report bul- choices, chances and conse- On Feb. 25, 1988, everything same. His left side is partially from the beginning. Kids don’t lying or other unhealthy behavior quences. If you see bullying tell changed. That day, Vinny chal- paralyzed and he is permanently know how to communicate. They they see or are victims of. In addi- an adult. Then it’s off your back lenged Mr. Bernard to a fight disabled. Vinny spent the next walk around with headphones on tion, there are ‘bully boxes’ where and it’s in the hands of an adult.” after lunch in the courtyard. three years in juvenile prison and or are texting. It ends with you.” students can submit names and As for Vinny? Anticipating the fight, the area moved away from the area after Mr. Bernard asked the eighth activities they witness, as well as “If I saw him now and he said filled with students. his release at age 18. graders seated inside the audito- closed circuit monitors that can he was sorry, I’d tell him it was “I told him it wouldn’t take “As I look back, I was a nice kid. rium to stand if they had ever be reviewed to observe such OK. I would shake his hand and long and he could take the first I was just caught up in a wrong seen acts of bullying, been a vic- behavior in the schools. None of be friends." shot,” Mr. Bernard said, who now situation. Bullies want power tim of bullying or were them- those things existed in Mr. Likewise, Mr. Bernard said he’d recognizes the significance of the and control,” Mr. Bernard said. selves a bully. Everyone in the Bernard's day. also offer an apology for bullying words he chose. “It made me feel good.” group stood. “Back then it was teasing. Vinny into the decision that “I didn’t say ‘take the first Today, Mr. Bernard helps Students John Rodrigues and Teachers saw it and didn’t say changed two lives forever.

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A long-standing part of old Water Street came to an end Saturday afternoon, when workers took down the old Mercier’s Relax and enjoy your lunch, Hardware sign from the you have the rest of the day to rush... closed business. Merci- er’s, which opened 90 years ago, closed last year after Gary Wagen- bach (shown, at right) and his wife Paula real- ized the store was no longer financially viable in this age of big box stores, the Internet, and changing consumer Store Hours: Monday-Friday 7am-6pm, Saturday 7am-4pm, Sunday 7am-1pm habits. Prescott Cronin, 204 WILLETT AVENUE • RIVERSIDE, RHODE ISLAND behind Mr. Wagenbach, www.schrodersdeli.com • 401-437-1610 helped Mr. Wagenbach take down the sign for the last time.

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EDITORIAL Legislative last stand against tolls With governor and Department of Transportation plowing toward Sakonnet River Bridge tolls as though hearings, petitions and East Bay anguish count for nothing, a bill crafted by Senator Louis DiPalma seems a last best hope to block this short-sighted scheme. His bill would not only forbid new bridge tolls (on all four Newport County bridges) but it sets up a more sensible and fair method to pay for bridge maintenance into the future. It is the right approach because it requires all in Rhode Island to contribute. Another measure pushed by Rep. Jay Edwards , Sen Wally Felag and others attacks tolls by attempting to reverse the decision that would hand the bridges over to the RI Turn- pike and Bridge Authority whose only source of money is tolling. It is vital that people turn out for Senate hearings on these measures later in April because on another front, prospects appear bleak. The Federal Highway Administration has the last word on tolls and the state DOT is boundlessly confident that it will win approval — Director Michael Lewis recently told lawmakers to expect tolling to start this summer. His confidence comes in part because the federal authorities who must decide this case will rely on the slanted evidence and faulty studies provided them by those who are pushing this toll. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR They will see a hastily assembled economic impact study that foresees negligible impact on local businesses, despite These gun bills go too far for farmers, sport shooters the fact that business owners testified for hours at hearings To the editor: is like a bag full of golf clubs; yes ous people. It will force me to sell about the grim results they expect tolls to produce. Oddly Two of the proposed gun con- you could use a driver for every most of my guns, many of them this study was whisked off to Washington before anyone in trol bills in the state of Rhode shot but certain clubs and, in this family heirlooms, resulting in a this part of the state got a glimpse. Island are removing rural tradi- case certain firearms, are safer in less safe environment on the farm They will read a traffic impact study that improbably pre- tions. One bill demands a $100 tax different situations on the farm. to protect my children and live- dicts minimal impact on Bristol, Warren and Mount Hope per firearm which is retroactive I have followed every law in the stock. Choosing between my Bridge traffic despite the fact that these already crowded and would make you a felon if you state of Rhode Island in regards to daughter's future and a bean crop routes would receive many thousands of additional toll- did not comply. purchasing transporting and dis- because of a new tax seems unfair. evading vehicles every day. The other bill, H 5576, would charging all of my guns. I under- We have two sons in Boy Scouts. The governor visited once to talk about tolls, wrung his make it illegal for minors to use a stand and support the need to put The troop leader, who already hands, expressed sympathy and said the state would listen. firearm. I am a gardener and some laws in place to make sure pays out of pocket for most of this But nothing that has happened since suggests that the farmer in Little Compton. I have a that criminals and other danger- troop, would have to pay $100 state paid the slightest heed to what it heard; minds were 14-year-old daughter who shoots ous people do not possess a each for the ancient bolt action made up from day one and the hearings were mostly for competitively all over the East firearm, I have passed a back- .22’s that the boys use to get their show. cCast and has a good chance at ground check for every firearm I badges. Would the boys be able to Governor and DOT think tolls are a done deal. It's up to scholarships to many universities have purchased. I have never shoot legally? Would my daughter the legislature to prove them wrong. in the country because she can needed more than ten rounds to be able compete in Manville, RI, beat most grown men. I use shoot a coyote and the shooting and practice in her own backyard firearms as a tool to defend my sports only require ten round with me? Not if these bills pass, it chickens, calves and young bean magazines to compete. would be a felony to do something plants. Having me pay a hundred dol- that we have done for generations. WARRENTIMES-GAZETTE All of these uses require differ- lars per gun and be on a list is not Jeremy Allen ent guns to be safe and humane. It going to keep guns from danger- Little Compton Established in 1866 Matthew Hayes, Publisher Josh Bickford, Editor Windmills are a pipedream in RI R. S. Bosworth Jr., Publisher Emeritus To the editor: The skeptics were right all along. on renewable energy promotion, The most important informa- Anyone who tries to erect a wind- to the very same government Letters policy tion about renewable energy that mill without taking honest wind body that wrote the report that The Warren Times-Gazette encourages all citizens to comment publicly on the events and times in which we live. We all citizens should know is now on tests is a gullible fool. They will wind power is generally not feasi- 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 limited to 500 words. Direct the record. Rhode Island state probably fail. ble in Rhode Island. It literally letters to: Warren Times-Gazette, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, RI 02809. Letters may also be sent to us on the Internet at: government has released a 340 This also exposes the real rea- funds a pipedream! [email protected] plus page report of data on it. Page son why some people pursue All citizens should demand that Correction policy 165 of the report states that the renewable energy; to get its only this boondoggle be stopped. We adhere to the highest standards of accuracy, fairness and ethical responsibility. If you feel we have not met those standards, please notify us. We will correct all errors brought to our attention or that we discover ourselves. average wind speed across the benefit which is grants and credits The report discussed above can They will always appear on this page. state is below the minimum feder- paid for by taxpayers. Freeloaders be found by Googling ‘Rhode al standards to support wind pow- LOVE that! Island State Renewable Energy This newspaper does not assume responsibility for errors in advertisements printed herein, but will print without charge that part of any advertisement in which an error occurs. One-year subscription rates are $38 er. The most audacious example of Siting Partnership Final Report’ ($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- In plain language, that means such freeloading is a state Senate (page 165). odicals postage paid Bristol, RI 02809. The Warren Times-Gazette office is located at 1 Bradford St., Bristol, RI. Tele- phone 245-6002. POSTMASTER send address changes to Warren Times-Gazette, P.O. Box 90, Bristol, RI 02809. that in Rhode Island, the desire for bill number 735. It would give Nicholas Ratti, Jr. windmills is mostly a pipedream. large sums of money, to be used 28 Hydraulion Ave. Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Page 7 100 YEARS AGO Taken from the pages of the We Don’t Offer Warren and Barrington Gazette this week in April 2013: Complicated An ancestor at Burr's Hill Gimmicks With its eyeless sockets Just upturned to the skies, with a few From an ad for CH scattered wisps of what once was Seymour plumbing The Most hair, clinging to the yellow bone, it that ran in the lay upon the bank, whither it had Warren and Bar- Professional - been tossed by the shovel of some rington Gazette laborer toiling to fill the waiting 100 years ago this Fastest Service cart with gravel. About it were scat- week. tered yet other reminders of the Available human form that once inhabited that house of bone. A few arrow heads, what once was a chieftain's J.J.’s Cleansers spear, the corroded remnants of a copper kettle or dish. The neck and nose and other portions of a queer 1 Hr. Dry shaped bottled, that whispered of other lands, a handful of vari-col- winding sheet and toss the last skull sans eyes, sans nose, sans Cleaning ored peage or wampum, that once remnant of a human body out teach, sans everything save con- served as neckless or armlets. All upon the hillside to the bleaching tour that stamps it the head of Same Day Shirt mute but forceful reminders of sun, the pelting rains, the driving man, where the spirit that dwelt passing time, the uncertainty of winds. Naught but a skull. To within? To the happy hunting Service Available life, the glory and freedom of that scoop, to pick it up, to hold it in grounds, to the Great Maniton race that once roamed these fields one's hands, and think. Long years hath it flown and there dwelt while All Done Here and pastures; that launched the ago before the white man came, he the clay rotted in the earth. Naught frail canoe, and with strong arm lived. Long years ago 'ere man had but a skull, an Indian skull, and we In Our Plant sent it coursing through yonder harnessed the fire and the light- peer within those great holes waters; that with singing bow and nings to his chariots, he struck his where once were eyes, thinking swift flying dart brought down the first flint and built his fire and perhaps to see engraven upon the ’s bird, the deer, the sly fox and the stood awe stricken at the ether's walls within the picture and the growling bear in surrounding for- marvelous play in flashings and vision of that which he once saw, CLEANERS, INC. est. And now sightless, without thunderings. And here were his when in company with scores of JJ hearing, tongueless, the home that primitive weapons, the arrow head his companions, he wandered up 155 Market Street, Warren, RI sheltered a brave, a fearless, a and spear, to be compared with and down by the blue waters of the guileless Indian, is tossed upon a repeating rifles, his tools of homely pleasant river; travelled on these 245-8616 sand pile, a skull. Naught save a need as beside those used by busy green acres, or in some woody lair skull and a few trinkets to mark housewife now; and here his sim- waited the flight of ducks, or what once was a noble man, who ple coin, the shells we crush watched the coming of the deer. Nothing In Life Is coursed the paths of the wood- beneath our feet, while we fondle Naught but a skull, a house not FREE! lands, slept with only the stars and the precious gold and silver which made by hands. Bury it reverently Except storing your clouds to cover him, and after a life he never saw. 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Barrington • 401-246-0711 • www.roofingdoctor.net shuteye. Page 8 Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 POLICE REPORT Monday, April 8 A Wood Street woman received harassing Thursday, April 11 The staff at the Hugh Cole School asked phone calls. A Mulberry Street resident flagged down for police help in dealing with a student an officer to report that his car's wind- who was out of control. Someone called in about a snapping turtle shield was cracked. in the middle of Kinnicutt Avenue. Police were asked to assist with an evic- A loud music call came in from Metacom tion on Connolly Avenue. Officials from Hillsborough County in Tam- Avenue around 1:30 a.m. pa, Fla. called Warren police after authori- A narcotics call came in from Wood ties there found a wallet belonging to a The animal control officer was called back Street, but turned up negative. Beechwood Court man in a Tampa trailer to Schoolhouse Road for a coyote pup, but park known for gang activity. Florida was unable to locate the animal. A caller complained that an off-road vehi- police wanted to know if the man was a cle was being driven on Asylum and Hugh victim of a crime, but when Warren A pregnant cat was struck by a car on Cole roads. authorities went to the 72-year-old man's Serpentine Road. home, he told them he'd lost the wallet Someone was yelling at passing cars on while visiting in Georgia. Tenants got into it at a Davis Street apart- Main Street just after 10 p.m. ment, and the police were called. Police reported that a mother and her Police got a call that a person was sleep- unruly daughter came to an agreement Edward A. Botelho, 21, of 72 Kickemuit ing under a Child Street porch. after police were called to their Union Road, second floor, was arrested on a Street home for a disturbance. bench warrant issued from Sixth Division Tuesday, April 9 District Court in Providence. Someone called police from Market Street Christopher Ryan Dashnaw, 25, of 15 Cut- after hearing a man singing loudly and Police dispersed two kids fishing on Child ler St., Apt. 5, was arrested on a Sixth using offensive language. Division District Court bench warrant. Street. Trout season wasn't due to open for another three days. A Davis Street resident reported receiving A "suspicious" person walking on Meta- harassing phone calls. com Avenue at 1:38 a.m. was just heading Friday, April 12 home, he told police. Wednesday, April 10 Police got a call that a drunk individual was about to leave the parking lot of a Items were taken from the back of a truck Police picked up Kevin Gregory Caton, 22, Metacom Avenue establishment. Police parked on Market Street. of 361 Child St., Apt. 1C, on a bench war- arrived, took the man out and transported rant issued from Sixth Division District him home. Police dispersed a man who was not Court in Providence. wanted at a Market Street property. An Arlington Avenue woman reported an Two loose dogs were spotted running unwanted woman outside her home. Police got a call about cats that might around Child Street. Police told her to leave. have been abandoned on Metacom Avenue. Police got a call about a coyote pup on Two loose dogs were spotted running Schoolhouse Road. around Child Street. Police were called out to a landlord/tenant dispute on Warren Avenue. A bicycle was reported stolen on Market An Ellis Avenue resident reported ID theft. Street. Someone was loitering on the front steps Dorianne L. Girard, 33, of 117 Arlington of a Main Street building. A noise complaint came in from Liberty Ave., first floor, was charged with violating Street around 5 p.m. a no contact order. A Long Lane man complained of harassing telephone calls. The animal control officer tended to an A loud music call came in from Main injured seagull on Market Street. Street at 9:30 p.m. Police received a call at 3:19 p.m. after an older male in a red shirt urinated against a Someone lifted a manhole cover on Meta- A Luther Street resident reported a possi- tree on Water Street. Police showed up com Avenue. Police notified the DOT. ble intruder. and called rescue to take him to detox. Someone found a debit card in a Main A Metacom Avenue resident reported Smooth sailing An erratic driver was spotted on Market Street ATM and turned it in to police. fraudulent bank charges. Street. towards less pain Police were called to a Main Street home Police got a call about an argument on A Market Street man reported harass- around 11:30 p.m. for a man and woman Arlington Avenue. 147 County Rd. Suite 301A Barrington, RI 02806 who were arguing. They told them to keep 401-643-1776 • mcvayphysicaltherapy.com ment. it down Ronald G. Cook, 43, of 162 Market St. wound up at the ACI after police were called to Wood Street for a noise complaint. Police who arrived noted that Mr. Cook and a friend had gotten into an argument over a woman; as they were taking information from the two, they discovered an active warrant for Mr. Cook issued by Sixth Division District Court, as well as an 8-inch knife in his pants pocket. They arrested him and took him to the station for processing, but police said he was uncooperative and was placed in a cell to cool down. There, he apparently urinated on the floor and became belligerent. Police ended up charging him on the warrant and knife, and also for vandalism/malicious injury to property, obstruction of an officer, disorderly conduct and simple assault or battery. Mary E. Pimentel, 51, of 14 Linwood Court, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and refusal to submit to a chemical test, after police pulled her over on Main Street at 9:10 p.m. Police were called to Water Street at 9:22 p.m. for a group of kids arguing.

Sunday, April 14 Stephen L. Chandler II, 30, of 6 Locust Terrac,e was charged with driving under Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Page 9 Mt. Hope students win awards at State Drama Festival Illness, vacations sap The Mt. Hope High School theater students gave a presentation of (a cutting from) “Fahrenheit police overtime funds 451” at the 85th annual R.I. State Drama Festival the weekend of March 22 and 23 at South Police chief asks for for dispatchers) became necessary Kingstown High School. $53,000 to cover due not only to vacations, but also The entire production won the overtime expenses when several officers left the force prestigious Franco Coli Award for with long term health issues after excellence in ensemble work (this the beginning of the fiscal year award is not given out every year; BY TED HAYES back in July 2012. None of the offi- only when a production meets or [email protected] cers' medical conditions stemmed exceeds the standards that honor Illness coupled with vacation from their work; the chief referred director/theater educator Franco time has taken a toll on the Warren to them as "personal illness." For- Coli). The award is reserved for a school that demonstrates a true Police Department's ranks, and the tunately, he said, all of those offi- spirit in ensemble in terms of all town council last week approved cers are expected to return over the aspects of production working the police chief's request to spend next three to eight weeks. together to present a unified pro- up to $53,000 for resulting over- Overall, the department is fully duction. time for officers and dispatchers. staffed with a complement of 22 Awards also were presented to Chief Peter Achilli said the officers, including the chief. He Meaghan Barros, the Stanley requests (up to $40,000 to pay offi- said the goal is to cover all overtime Anderson Award for Proficiency in cers' overtime, and up to $13,000 costs from within the budget. Technical Theatre Work; Alex O’Hanley, the Terry Murray Award The entire production of “Fahrenheit 451” received the prestigious Fran- for Theatrical Achievement in Act- co Coli Award for excellence in ensemble work. POLICE: Officers responded to 27,955 calls ing; Victoria Ezikovich, All State Acting Company; and Kelsey Cabral, Technical Merit Award for Sound Design. From Page 1 of road, 5,000 less than 2011, and drove an average of 14 miles per property crimes such as burglaries hour every day of the year. and robberies might have had something to do with the poor Traffic citations economy. Overall, Warren saw 475 accidents last year, slightly down from Busy department 491 in 2011, and issued 1,953 traffic When officers weren't making citations — 644 for speeding. That arrests, they were going on calls — was a bright spot, the chief noted, lots of them. Over the course of the as in 2011 779 people were cited. year, dispatchers logged more than Unfortunately, he noted, a Bar- 27,950 calls for service, an average rington woman died last year on of one every 21 minutes. Officers Schoolhouse Road, the only traffic patrolled a collective 128,556 miles fatality in Warren last year. POLICE REPORT Earlier in the week, someone was report- From FACING PAGE ed sleeping under a porch. At 7:36 p.m., the influence of drugs or alcohol, first police got another odd sleeping call, this offense, refusal to submit to a chemical time about a person sleeping on the roof test, and possession of a knife, after police of a Market Street building. There was no pulled him over on Main Street at 2:26 further information on the call. a.m. A Child Street woman called police after Paul G. Branco, 40, of Bristol, was charged her young daughter refused to come home with driving under the influence of drugs from Bristol. or alcohol,first offense, and refusal to submit to a chemical test, after police pulled Monday, April 15 him over at 3:12 a.m. Emanuel B. Araujo, 35, of 21 Martin St., was charged with driving under the influ- Police got a noise compliant from a third ence of drugs or alcohol, first offense, and floor apartment on Main Street at 4:26 a.m. refusal to submit to a chemical test, after police pulled him over on Main Street at Police were called to a Broad Street neigh- 1:10 a.m. bor dispute at 2:12 p.m.

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Using specif- St., Bristol, or at www.bw.k12.ri.us. field. ic examples, in no more than 800 Deadline for all applications is The applicant must be a resi- All high school students living in words, students must discuss how April 19. Applicants must apply dent of Bristol or Warren who has Bristol County, who have been the royal charter’s language, and each year. been accepted to an accredited accepted into an accredited its subsequent incorporation in The fee is $35 per week. Parents two- or four-year institution as a school, are eligible to apply for a the Rhode Island Constitution, are required to provide trans- chance at a scholarship offered by full-time student earning a bache- directly affects Rhode Islanders portation. Potential peers will be lor of science, bachelor of arts or the Bristol County Lions Club. today. contacted to attend a Child Out- Applications can be picked up associate’s degree in the environ- Through the generosity of the reach Screening and a May play- mental sciences or a related field. at all local high school guidance R.I. Police Chief’s Association and date. For more information, call departments or at the 13th annual Eligible students must submit a the R.I. Bar Association, the win- 253-4000, ext. 5125. completed application form no Scholarship Breakfast on Sunday, ning author will receive a $1,000 May 5, from 8 to 11 a.m. at St. later than May 15, along with the BAYSIDE YMCA CAPITAL scholastic award, and an engraved Save Bristol Harbor required items. For an applica- Michael’s parish hall, 378 Hope trophy cup. The winner’s school COMMUNITY St., Bristol. offering a scholarship tion, go to your high school guid- receives a permanent plaque and ance office or download an appli- Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 the annual trophy to display until Save Bristol Harbor will provide cation from the Save Bristol Har- for children under 12. There also the next contest. CHALLENGE a $1,000 college scholarship to a bor Website at www.savebristol will be raffles and prizes and a Entry forms and information graduating high school senior harbor.com. Progress Report special Mother’s Day door prize. are at www.ribar.com under “For Free eye screenings are for anyone the Public - Law Related Educa- who attends the breakfast. tion - 2013 Rhode Island Law Day Last year, the club gave out five Information.” scholarships to local students. All entries must be received no $250,000 Deadline for applications is May later than Friday, May 10, at 3 p.m. 10. For any information on the 5/1/13 Direct any questions to Frederick scholarship or breakfast, contact D. Massie, director of communi- Bette Walpole at 253-2322 or Lin- cations, or Allison Baker, LRE da Pelland at 253-6879. coordinator, at 421-5740. Law Day Essay Contest Children sought for gives $1,000 scholarship integrated preschool The R.I. Bar Association and the The Bristol Warren Regional R.I. Judiciary, with support from School District is now accepting Roger Williams University School applications for peer models, ages of Law, R.I. Department of Educa- 3 and 4. The integrated preschool tion and the R.I. Police Chief’s program will be open Monday to Association, are sponsoring the Friday with morning and after- annual Hon. Francis J. Darigan Jr. noon sessions at Hugh Cole $160,000 R.I. Law Day Essay Contest, open School in Warren. The program to all Rhode Island students 4/15/13 will begin in September. attending the 10th and 11th grade Typical peers must be appropri- in Rhode Island. ate social, language and behavior 2013 marks the anniversary of models for preschoolers with spe- Rhode Island’s Royal Charter, a cial needs. Applications may be BIRTHS JENNIE and JASON FRIESE of Bristol announce the birth of a son, Jameson Jay, on Thursday, Feb. 28, 2013, at Women & Infants Hospital. He weighed 9 pounds, 6 ounces, and was 21 inches long. Mater- nal grandparents are Bob and Sue Proulx of Bristol We’re Read All Over and Debbie Abbruzzi and Dave Sardinha of Warren. On a trip to Baltimore, Elaina DeRiso, Mary Kate DeRiso, Joé Paternal grandparents are Bob and Vicki Friese of DeRiso and Sophia DeRiso took along a copy of the Warren Times- Canton, Conn. Great-grandmother is Barbara Gazette. Proulx of Warren. Jameson has a brother, Jack, 2.

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The cost per class is $1.50. 1930. and cheese omelet, breakfast Crocheting and knitting is at 1 A birthday celebration lun- Storm Window sausage, potato log, yogurt, and p.m. on Tuesdays. Crochet and/or cheon is at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Glass Replaced decaf coffee or tea. The suggested knit for yourself or for charity. The April 18. Celebrate all those born donation is $3. Sign up by noon group is working on hats and mit- in April. On the menu is corn Window Sash Friday, April 26. tens for underprivileged children. chowder, grilled chicken, Caesar Reglazed and On Thursday, May 2, “Don’t Be a Ceramics is at 6 p.m. on Tues- salad, cupcake, and decaf coffee Target of Healthcare Fraud” is days with June. There is no charge Repaired or tea. The suggested donation is with a representative from the for the class, just the piece you $3. Sign up by noon Wednesday, attorney general’s Consumer Pro- work on. April 17. tection Unit. Sign up with Betty. A craft class is at 10 a.m. on “Understanding Lab Values” is Wednesdays with Joan. Beginners at 10 a.m. Friday, April 19. Phar- Upcoming trips include a Paw- Sox game on Tuesday, May 21, at are always welcome. macy students from URI will give Cribbage for beginners with a breakdown of what all those lab 12:05 p.m. It is $10 per member. Payment is due when you sign up. instructor Frank Nencka is at 1 values mean, why they are being p.m. on Thursdays. tested and what normal values A trip to see “War Horse” at PPAC is Thursday, June 6, at 1 p.m. Bingo is at 1 p.m. Fridays. Come are. for an afternoon of bingo, with a Designed for adults age 60 and See Betty if you are interested. Health insurance counseling is variety of games and cash prizes. 119 Maple Avenue, Barrington, RI older, “A Matter of Balance” Refreshments are served. emphasizes strategies to reduce offered on Thursday afternoons 401-245-5574 and manage falls. It’s for those by appointment. Janet Holmes who are ambulatory and looking from East Bay CAP is available to Deadline for Foxwoods www.qualitypaintri.com to improve flexibility, balance and assist seniors with health insur- payment is on April 23 strength. A new class will begin on ance questions and options. There Monday, April 22, from 1 to 3 p.m. are many assistance programs Harbor Lights of St. Mary’s, in and runs eight weeks at the Bay- available to eligible seniors. Call conjunction with Conway Tours, side YMCA in Barrington. The fee the center for an appointment. will hold its monthly bus trip to is $15 and registration is required. If you need state transportation Foxwoods on Monday, May 6. The Call 245-2444. services through the RIDE pro- trip departs at 7:30 a.m. and A volunteer luncheon is at 11:30 gram for medical appointments, returns at 5 p.m. The cost is $20, a.m. Thursday, April 25. On the there is a co-pay fee of $4 round including food and Keno menu is chicken soup, hot, open- trip. 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Mascena from Bayada Home all seniors from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. There are no refunds unless the REGULAR MAINTENANCE Care. Monday to Friday for practice and trip is canceled. “Songs of Faith” is at 1 p.m. pleasure.Crocheting and crafts are 508.336.8480 Thursday, April 25. The DVD con- at 6 p.m. Mondays. Kickemuit Village bingo www.metricmotorsinc.net cert by Daniel O’Donnell features Cards are played at 9 a.m., with is every Wednesday inspirational and gospel songs. bridge on Tuesdays and Fridays, DEALER ALTERNATIVE Refreshments will follow. Sign up pinochle on Wednesdays, Hi-Lo- The Kickemuit Village weekly with Betty. Jack on Thursdays and cribbage bingo is at 1 p.m. on Wednesdays See 2nd Story Theatre’s “The on Fridays. at Andreozzi Hall, 20 Libby Lane.

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Box 90, Bristol, 17, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Luna Sea [email protected]. Proceeds sored by the East Bay Chamber of a weekly Women’s Spring Series at RI 02809 at 259 Thames St., Bristol. The the East Bay Chamber of Com- support activities such as youth Commerce, John Andrade Insur- BY FAX: 401/253-6055 evening will kick off with a ribbon- soccer, Little League, local youth ance Agency, Slepkow, Slepkow & merce office, 16 Cutler St., Warren. cutting ceremony at 5 p.m. athletics and more. Associates, Law Offices of Aram P. The brown bag lunch series is Or, visit the WEBSITE at www. east Refreshments will be served. on Tuesdays from noon to 1 p.m. bayri.com where you can fill out forms Jarret, RE/MAX River’s Edge, and for engagements, weddings, anniver- Business to Business Network- The Organized Way. through the end of April. There is a ing events are a chance to network Lion’s Den is open 20-minute speaker, with discus- saries, births and achievements. Go to with fellow Chamber members sion and networking. Guest the bottom of the homepage and click Wednesday, Saturday on “Send Us Your News.” and get a view inside the workings Frerichs Farm offering speakers present different topics of a fellow member’s business. The Lion’s Den Thrift Shop at 16 three spring workshops each week. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Sign up for this monthly opportu- Miller St. is open from 9 a.m. to 1 Topics are — 401/253-6000, ext. 107 nity to break the ice, put names p.m. on Wednesdays and Satur- Frerichs Farm is open for the April 23: “Strong Women, Pow- Or stop by our office at 1 Bradford St., with faces, chat, exchange busi- days. season and will be presenting erful Financial Strategies” with Bristol. Photos are encouraged but ness cards and gain new allies in some spring workshops to help Heather K., Ameriprise Financial cannot be returned, unless a self- the business community. Waste collection and gardeners get into the swing of Services. addressed, stamped envelope is Registration is required. The shredding on Saturday things. Sign up online as space is April 30: “How Can Law of enclosed. cost is $5 for Chamber members limited. Go to www.frerichsfarm. Attraction Help My Business Milestone events, such as births, wed- and $10 for guests. Call the Cham- An electronic waste collection com to sign up. Grow?” with Nicole L., Spiral Heal- dings, engagements, etc., must be sub- ber office at 245-0750 or sign up and shredding event is on Earth A small garden workshop is at ing. mitted within the year following the online at www.eastbaychamber- Day, Saturday, April 20, from 9 10 a.m. Saturday, April 20. The cost Each seminar is $5. event. ri.org. a.m. to 1 p.m. at the East Bay is $30. They will supply all the Call 245-0750 to register. Seating DEADLINE: 5 p.m. on Monday materials and show you how to Chamber of Commerce parking is limited. NOTE: To get information into the lot, 16 Cutler St., Warren. They will create your own miniature fairy Try Zumba classes and garden in a container. The magical Eight Days calendar in the Life section, be accepting electronic and Rotary Club meets the deadline is at noon on Friday. support animal shelter mechanical items for free recy- garden makes a centerpiece on a patio table or looks cozy mixed in every Tuesday evening Zumba, a Latin-inspired cardio cling and four boxes per household of paper for shredding. with your landscaping. And as workout, is offered at 426 Fitness they say about fairies ... if you The Warren Barrington Rotary Learn to build your for free on Thursday nights to Monetary donations are appre- Club meets at 6:30 p.m. every ciated (suggested is $2 per box for build it, they will come. raise funds for the Warren Animal A beekeeping workshop is free Tuesday at The Wharf Tavern, business Facebook page Shelter. Non-members and mem- shredding). 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It is designed for the Face- improvements to the shelter and plete, computer systems, comput- tion, call J. Metaxas at 254-3927 or plenty of opportunity to ask ques- book beginner who has little or no day-to-day operations. For more er mouse, copy machine, CPU e-mail [email protected]. tions.. experience in Facebook market- information, call Mark Lombari at (tower), data cartridges, DLT A wall basket workshop at 10:30 ing. 247-7440. tapes, docking stations, external CD-ROM drives, external a.m. on Saturday, May 4. The cost Residents for Furry Participants will learn how to modems, fax machines, floppy is $30. Pick from three styles of Friends to meet Tuesday navigate the Facebook business Warren police holding drives, hard drives, keyboards, handwoven baskets that can be page as well as best practices on fund-raiser, magic show LCD flat screens, laptops, main hung on a door or wall. Decide if Residents United for Furry utilizing the social media giant for frames, matrix switch/multiplex- the basket will be in sun or shade Friends Inc. (RUFF) will hold a marketing. Participants should The Warren Police IBPO, Local ers, microwaves, monitors, over- and let your creativity bring these meeting on Tuesday, April 23, at 7 have a Facebook personal profile 470, is hosting a special Come- head projectors, Palm Pilot hand- traditional baskets to life. p.m. at the East Warren Rod & Gun already set up or must notify the dy/Magic Show with world- held device, power supply, print- Frerichs Farm is a family owned Club on Long Lane. instructor at Sara.Bagwell06@ renowned magician Matt Roberts ers, reel-to-real tape decks, scan- and operated retail nursery and Anyone interested in volunteer- gmail.com prior to the class. on Friday, April 19, at 7 p.m. at the ners, servers, slide projectors, farm located on the Kickemuit ing at upcoming fund-raising Registration is limited to the Kickemuit Middle School audito- stereos, stereo speakers, switch/ River at 43 Kinnicutt Ave. For more events to raise money for a new first 15 people who RSVP for the rium on Child Street. HUB Devices, tape drives, tele- information, call 245-8245 or visit animal shelter in Warren is invited free workshop. To reserve a spot, The magic and illusion act fea- phone systems, televisions, type- www.frerichsfarm.com. to attend. send an e-mail to Sara.Bagwell [email protected] or call the Cham- ber at 245-0750.

The Bristol Fourth of July Cultural Committee The Bristol Fourth of July Committee Alzheimer’s caregivers presents presents group to meet next week An Alzheimer’s caregivers sup- An Evening of Doo-Wop Spirit of America port group meets the fourth Listen and Dance to New England’s Wednesday of the month, April 24, at 6:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Premiere Oldies Doo-Wop Group Church’s Giura Building, 16 Miller Golf Tournament St. For more information, call 396- Reminisce 5200. SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2013 ART Nights SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2013 Golf at Montaup Country Club kick off a new season Jacky’s Galaxie, 380 Metacom Ave. Bristol 500 Anthony Road, Portsmouth, RI A new season of Bristol/Warren Doors Open at 6:30pm ART Nights kick off with a rare Reminisce performs 7:00-11:00pm Entry Fee: $115/Golfer opportunity to visit the working Donation $18.00 studio of Allison Newsome, a Har- Includes Golf Fee, Cart, Dinner...Prizes! vard ceramics instructor and Snacks, raffles, door prizes, etc. internationally recognized bronze Tournament Info Entry Fee and clay sculptor. • Fee includes 18 holes w/ cart Her studio is among four artists’ RSVP for tables of 10 • Registration 11:30am-Noon studios that will be open to the • Please make checks payable to: For tickets call Jeanne at 401-253-6113 Enter the Putting Contest public from 5 to 9 p.m. on Thurs- Bristol Fourth of July Committeee or Ann at 401-396-9072. • Tee Time 1:00pm Shotgun Start day, April 25. Modified Scramble The evening offers an opportu- Tickets now available. Contest & Prizes • Proper golf attire is required • Straightest Drive, Longest Drive, Putting, nity to take a peek inside artists’ Please visit www.july4thbristolri.com Collared shirt and pants or dress shorts. Closest to the Pin on Par 3 & 5 studios. In addition to the open No steel spikes or jeans allowed on studios, 18 galleries and business- for more information • Raffle Tickets & Prizes course. es feature special events showcas- ing the work of dozens more Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Page 13 2nd Story Theatre to present ‘The Rose Tattoo’ Tennessee Williams’ Serafina delle Rose, a restless wid- Regular performances are from ow for whom love is stronger than May 2 to 26 at 7 p.m. Thursdays, 8 play has been called a death. The story of this passionate p.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 3 fairy tale for grownups Sicilian dressmaker, the lover she p.m. Sundays. Tickets are $25; $20 chooses and the daughter she for under 21. 2nd Story Theatre celebrates the denies, is a seldom-produced Discussion Sunday will take rites of spring with a production of classic. place on May 12. Put your think- “The Rose Tattoo,” Tennessee Winner of the 1951 Tony Award ing cap on for a discussion of the Williams’ poetic tale of the spiritu- for Best Play, it was called “An humanities themes roused by the al and sexual salvation of a Sicilian intoxicating fairy tale for grown- play. It begins immediately follow- widow. Performances are from ups and as poetic and wistful a ing the performance. April 26 to May 26 at the theater at work as Williams ever composed” 2nd Story Theatre is at 28 Mar- 28 Market St. by the New York Times. ket St. For more information, call The production is directed by Previews are at 8 p.m. Friday 247-4200, e-mail boxoffice@ Ed Shea. Set in a small fishing and Saturday, April 26 and 27, and 2ndStoryTheatre.com or visit the colony on the American Gulf at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 28. Preview website at www.2ndStoryThea Coast, the play revolves around tickets are $20. tre.com. “Bad Year on the Farm” is a photograph by Lenny Rumpler. AROUND TOWN From FACING PAGE beans, toast, fruit cup, juice, totaling eight hours. These inter- New group exhibit to doughnuts and coffee. active training sessions teach artists. Tickets are $9 for adults and $4 tutoring techniques and best open at Imago on Thursday A free trolley service runs for children under 12. Call 245- practices for working with adult between open studios, galleries 4488 or 245-4469 for tickets. learners. The Imago Foundation for the with his own proprietary glazes and business partners in each Volunteers meet with their stu- Arts will feature the artwork of and reduction fired in a gas kiln. town. Watch for details in next Spring breakfast by dents two hours per week. Call member Lenny Rumpler and He lives and works in Warren. week’s paper or visit www.artn Touisset Fire Company training coordinator Eleanor guest artists John Boland and Born and raised by a family of ightbristolwarren.org. Fuller at 247-2177 to register for David Gonville at a group exhibit artists in Rhode Island, Mr. The Touisset Fire Company, Sta- the training session. Or visit the on display at Imago Gallery, 36 Gonville’s paths have always led Federal Blues to host tion 6, will host a spring breakfast website to see more information Market St., from April 18 to May him to art and the ocean. After 25. A free, public reception for the several years of working as a clamboil, bluegrass band from 7:30 to 11 a.m. Sunday, April about being a tutor at www. 28, at the station on Touisset Road. artists will be on Friday, April 19, graphic designer, he embarked on lveb.org. Literacy Volunteers of from 6 to 8 p.m. a successful career as an artist. His The Warren Federal Blues RIM On the menu are scrambled eggs, East Bay serves East Providence will host its seventh annual old- sausage, corned beef hash, pan- Mr. Rumpler is an accom- latest work combines repurposed and all of Bristol and Newport plished photographer who made materials, various mediums, and fashioned New England-style cakes, french toast, home fries, counties. clamboil fund-raiser with chow- beans, yogurt, fruit cup, muffins, the switch to digital after more abstract cartography to capture der and a bluegrass band on Sat- Danish, juice, coffee and tea. than 40 years of traditional pho- the patterns of surf in an often urday, April 27, at the Portuguese Tickets are $9 for adults and $3 Volunteers sought for tography. He does all his own hostile, yet ultimately zen New American Club, 112 Arlington Ave. for children 10 and under at the Bristol/Warren Art Night printing, matting and framing as England environment. He lives Arrive at 6 p.m.; the boil will be door. he considers presentation an and works from his home studio served promptly at 7. The cost is Support the arts communities essential part of the image-mak- in Barrington. $25 per person, and there is a 150- Literacy Volunteers in Bristol and Warren by becom- ing process. He lives in Barrington In addition to the featured person capacity. For tickets, call ing an Art Night volunteer for the and is a member of the artists, IFA member artists whose Portsmouth Art Guild, Wickford work will be on display include Ed Hebert at 368-5120. offering free training 2013 season. Volunteers are needed to act as trolley guides, distrib- Art Association and Providence Eileen Collins, Mary Dondero, Literacy Volunteers of East Bay Art Club as well as IFA. He has Rose Esson-Dawson, Lisa Legato, ute handbills, and man guest Spring breakfast by seeks volunteers to help adults won numerous awards for this Pascale Lord, Eileen Mayhew and tables during events. Art Nights Ladies Rosary Sodality working on skills such as reading, photography at exhibits through- Linda Megathlin. writing, math, using e-mail and take place from April to November out Rhode Island. Gallery hours are from 4 to 8 The Ladies Rosary Sodality will the Internet and speaking English. on the last Thursday of each Mr. Boland is a ceramic artist p.m. Thursdays and noon to 8 serve a spring breakfast from 7 to You don’t need to be a teacher. month. specializing in stoneware, porce- p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. The 11 a.m. Sunday, April 28, at St. A training session starts on Volunteer orientation is provid- lain and raku for contemporary IFA supports community involve- Thomas the Apostle Church, 500 Monday, April 29, at 5:30 p.m. at ed. Contact KC Ferrara at kfer- interiors. He creates wheel- ment in a wide range of cultural Metacom Ave. Breakfast includes the Portsmouth Free Public [email protected]. Learn more about thrown objects as well as forms activities related to the arts. Visit scrambled eggs, pancakes, Library, 2657 East Main Road. Art Night at www.artnightbristol- crafted from his handmade plas- www.imagofoundation4art.org to sausage, bacon, home fries, baked Each training is four sessions long, warren.org. ter molds. The works are finished learn more.

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Fins will remain true to its Gillary’s heritage and still please the common man with an ice cold Bud or Coors Light draft or bottle at Gillary’s prices along with some occasional nightly entertainment. Page 14 Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Audubon hosting a week of Earth Day events and school vacation activities Earth Day and school vacation www.asri.org for a complete Nature Quests will take place see if you can find your way back to the creation of Earth Day on week are bringing a plethora of schedule of Earth Day events. each day at 11 a.m. See the sched- to the starting point. April 22, 1970. Photos and illustra- events to the Audubon Society of Those in the East Bay are listed ule below. These special programs ■ Electronics recycling is from tions accompany the events that Rhode Island’s Environmental below: and activities are available each 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, April culminated with a nationally rec- Education Center at 1401 Hope St. — Wednesday, April 17, from 10 day and are free with admission. 20. The Audubon Society of Rhode ognized celebration of Earth Day. on the Bristol/Warren town line. to 11:30 a.m.: Salt Marsh of Tiver- Registration is not required. Pro- Island and Metech Recycling of Ms. Brennan will discuss the his- The center features a life-sized ton is at the Emilie Ruecker grams are for ages 3 and older. Worcester, Mass., have teamed up torical events included in the model of a Right Whale, harbor Wildlife Refuge, Seapowet Avenue, — Wednesday, April 17: Choose to offer a free electronics recy- development of the book, answer seal display, marine and freshwa- Tiverton. The saltmarsh at the Your Own Adventure. Which way cling. Rhode Island residents just questions, and sign books. The ter aquarium exhibits, tide pool Emilie Ruecker refuge is a fragile should we go? Start at the forest or need to drop off used electronics; book is geared toward middle tank, along with trails and a coastal habitat full of unique go back toward the field? Contin- there is no fee thanks to sponsor- school students. The event is free; boardwalk to the bay on the 28- species. Enjoy a guided walk ue down the path or go to the wet- ship by E-World Online. Visit no registration required. acre wildlife refuge. The center is through this beautiful coastal land? Hike along the bike path, or www.asri.org for a list of items that ■ “Exploring Prudence Island open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- location. It is for ages 5 and older. go straight toward the beach? The can be recycled. In Celebration of Earth Day” is day to Saturday and noon to 5 — Sunday, April 21, from 9:30 to choice is up to you! An Audubon ■ “Grow Your Name!” is from from 9:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sun- p.m. Sunday. 11 a.m.: A Touisset Family Walk for naturalist will lead a walk where 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, April day, April 21. Explore the island’s The usual admission fee is $6 for all ages is at the Touisset Marsh group choices and decisions may 20, for ages 6 and older. Explore various habitats and natural beau- adults, $5 for seniors and $4 for Wildlife Refuge, Touisset Road, suddenly change the path you are the world of plants and seeds. ty and learn about the cultural his- children 4 to 12 years (under 4 are Warren. This beautiful coastal on. Weather permitting, families will tory that makes Prudence so free). However, it is waived on the property boasts a lush saltmarsh, — Thursday, April 18: Nature go on an outdoor adventure to see unique. There is a great diversity first Saturday of each month, April grassy meadows, and a diverse Treasure Hunt. Use your Nature nature in bloom then head back to of habitats including saltmarshes, 6, for Free Family Fun Day cour- forest. Explore the many habitats Quest skills as you join an the center and enjoy a unique deciduous woodlands and coastal tesy of a grant from the Citizens of this amazing wildlife refuge. Audubon naturalist to find the craft — planting their names. meadows. Historical features Bank Foundation. ■ Passport to the Trails returns treasure hidden on the wildlife Children can take their “name” include a one-room schoolhouse, For more information, call 245- through Sept. 30. Head out with refuge. Clues along the trail will home and watch it grow. Come 1800s farm sites and miles of 7500 or visit www.asrieec.org. To your passport, visit Audubon test your nature knowledge and and find out how it’s done. Rec- stone walls. register for programs requiring wildlife refuges across the state, guide you to the hidden treasure ommended for children ages 6 to The cost is $15 adults and $8 registration, call 949-5454, ext. 0, and discover the varied habitats chest. 10; registration is required as children ($12/$6 members). Reg- or e-mail programs@asri. org. and creatures that call Rhode — Friday, April 19: How well do space is limited. The fee is $5 per istration is required. For more ■ An Earth Day Celebration is Island home. Along the way, you you know your Mother ... Earth? child ($4 members). information on this program and now through April 22, with free will be directed to a “hidden” sten- Join a rare naturalist-led blind- ■ An Author Meet and Greet is details on travel to Prudence guided nature walks offered at cil template at each refuge. Make a folded walk along the trails. Feel, from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 21, Island, visit www.asri.org and click Audubon Wildlife Refuges across crayon or pencil rubbing at each smell and hear your surroundings. with Join award-winning author on the events calendar. Rhode Island and nearby Massa- destination and return the com- Use these skills to help you Linda Crotta Brennan of Rhode ■ “Time to Gather Stones,” an chusetts. Times and dates vary, pleted passport to Audubon by remember and learn about nature Island as she debuts her newest art exhibit by painter Nancy visit www.asri.org for details. Sept. 30 for a reward and the in a whole new way. When the book, “When Rivers Burned: The Chapman, is at the center through Explore those special places opportunity to be entered in a blindfold is removed, you will be Earth Day Story.” The book covers April 28 during center hours. The around the state that are only grand prize raffle. tested by an Audubon naturalist to the events and conditions that led exhibit is free with admission. accessible by foot. Just visit the Audubon Environ- Enjoy nature photography? mental Education Center to Snap images of landscapes, birds, receive your free passport. They AT THE LIBRARY creatures or people interacting also will be available at all with nature on any of Audubon Audubon Earth Day and school Spring vacation week Just Dance with some friends. April 24, at 6:30 p.m. to discuss the Society of Rhode Island’s wildlife vacation week hikes and pro- On Thursday, April 18, Born to 2013 Reading Across RI selection, refuges that are open to the pub- grams. Visit www.asri.org for pro- programs are this week be Wild Nature Center presents “The Beauty of Humanity Move- lic. Submit your favorite pho- gram details, participating “Wild About Raptors.” Learn all ment” by Camilla Gibb. During school vacation week, about birds of prey and discover All are welcome to attend. tographs (maximum of three) by refuges, and trail maps. there are three fun programs Sept. 30 for entry into the ■ April school vacation week the important roles these raptors Copies of the book are available at planned at the library. The pro- Audubon 2013 Earth Day Photo programs are this week at the cen- have in the environment. Observe the library. For more information Contest. A panel of qualified ter, which is open from 9 a.m. to 5 grams are free to the public and live owls, hawks and falcons and call 245-7686. judges will choose the winning p.m. Are you a nature explorer? designed for school children ages witness their majestic grace and photographs. For complete Join in a weeklong voyage to dis- 5 to 12 only. Space is limited, so power. George Hail Library is at 530 details, visit www.asri.org. cover and test your nature skills. sign up by calling the children’s Main St. Hours are from 10 a.m. There are programs to suit all Nature crafts will be held from 10 room. Books on Main book to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday ages, interests and capabilities — a.m. to 2 p.m. each day, as well as On Wednesday, April 17, at 3:30 club to meet April 24 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and from mild walks on easy trails to nature story readings at 10 a.m. p.m., it’s “Fun and Games at the Saturday. For more information, seaside explorations where you and 2:30 p.m. Animal interviews Library.” Play some great board The library book club, Books on call 245-7686 or visit www.george might get a bit dirty and wet. Visit will be held at 1:30 p.m. games, try out some Wii games or Main, will meet on Wednesday, hail.org. Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Page 15 Warren's JP Medeiros honored Long-timeWarren Eagles’ girls’ and boys’ ice hockey resident and East Bay home games at the Portsmouth Abbey Rink. sports coaching legend “I’ll continue to volunteer my honored as he sails time doing that during my retire- into retirement ment,” he confirmed. J.P. was also quick to mention BY MANUEL C. “MANNY” his former athletic director, the CORREIRA late Larry Deschene, and former high school principal, the late After collecting the “Sister John Gray, for their guidance and Charlene Tedeschi” Award at the support. recent Rhode Island Inter- “Larry was a mentor to me,” he scholastic Athletic Administra- said. “He was old school and a tors Association awards dinner, proud World War II guy. John Warren resident John Paul “J.P.” Gray had tremendous leadership Medeiros said there is still some qualities. He always kept the fac- unfinished business to tackle. ulty together. I really admired “The first thing I’ll do is him.” straighten out my basement,” he During his acceptance speech explained. “There’s a lot of work at the RIAAA banquet, J.P. contin- to be down there.” ually referred to his late son, J.P. “J.P.,” as he’s referred to by Medeiros, Jr. April 19 will mark 11 many, is as likeable and cordial a years since his passing following guy as you’ll find. He’s been a sta- a tragic automobile accident in ple in the Barrington School Sys- Connecticut while he was a 20- tem for over 30 years and come year-old junior at Quinnipiac June, he’ll be calling it quits. University. Since then, a memor- “I’m ready to retire,” he ial cup hockey game between announced. “I know I’m going to Barrington and Mt. Hope High miss the guys I work with. I’ve School is played each year with made many friends in the physi- proceeds funding a scholarship cal education department the in J.P. Jr.’s memory. last 25 years at the high school. With the help of Barrington And, of, course I’ll miss the kids. JP Medeiros celebrates his award his award with his wife Maryem. and Mt. Hope High School, the We’ve always had great student- memory of J.P. Medeiros Jr. has athletes at this school, and I’d been kept alive by J.P. Sr. and his like to think I was partially Football League. teaching physical education. coach at Barrington High for 13 wife of 34 years, Maryem responsible for helping guide Good friend Gary Palumbo, Like Frank Murgo and Augie years. In 1984, his freshman team Medeiros. them along in their young another former Bristol resident, Almeida (another former Bar- won the state championship. He “The annual J.P. Medeiros Jr. careers.” said John Paul always gave his all rington High School coach and then left to help coach his son, Memorial Cup game has been Now 61 years of age, John Paul no matter what he did…on and native Bristolian), all roads to J.P. Jr., for three years with the played every January for 11 Medeiros has been around off the playing field. Barrington came via the town of Pop Warner Football League pro- years,” said J.P. Sr., “and has gen- sports all his life. Like Frank Mur- “It’s fantastic that he’s going to Bristol. It’s funny how success gram. erated over 40 scholarships for go, another Barrington High retire,” he said. “J.P. poured his followed these individuals after J.P. returned to the football both boys and girls hockey play- School legend and close friend, life into sports and the youth of each was groomed by former program in Barrington for 21 ers from Barrington and Mt. J.P. was a star athlete at the for- Bristol and Barrington.” Colt coaches. years as the Eagles’ game Hope who will further their edu- mer Bristol High School before During his years as a student at J.P. spent seven years as an announcer, a role he flourished cation.” coming to Barrington. He the former Barrington College, assistant baseball coach at Bris- in. J.P. and Maryem have lived in excelled in football, wrestling J.P. played baseball, earning the tol High, then left coaching to “I can’t tell you how much I Warren for over 30 years, and you and baseball, graduating in 1970. batting title and MVP award his become a R.I. high school base- enjoyed doing that,” he said, can see the pain in their faces J.P. had some classic battles freshman year. He transferred to ball umpire for 18 years. He was “especially home games on every time their son’s name is against the Eagles, especially in Rhode Island College earning a twice awarded the “Pard Pearse Thanksgiving Day against Mount mentioned. He meant everything football, never thinking that one Bachelor of Science degree in Memorial Award” and in 2003 he Hope High. I will miss doing to them. day he’d be working as a teacher Health and Physical Education. received the Hall of Fame Award that.” John Paul and Maryem and coach for his bitter cross- He was a substitute teacher for from the R.I. Coaches Associa- In 2005, he was recognized as Medeiros also have something county rivals. two and a half years, and spent tion. In 2008, he was awarded R.I. “Announcer of the Year.” Dur- else they’d like to do. During his younger days, J.P. seven years teaching grades K-8 Hall of Fame honors from the R.I. ing the winter months, J.P. would “We hope to travel more,” said also starred in the Bristol Recre- at St. Luke’s School in Barrington Umpires Association. run the game clock and Maryem, a retired nurse. “We ation fast-pitch and slow-pitch and St. Elizabeth’s School in Bris- As a football coach at Barring- announce for the Eagles’ girls’ hope to get to Key West, Fla. to softball leagues, winning several tol. He spent two years teaching ton, J.P. came as advertised: a no- and boys’ basketball and watch the sunset. That’s some- championships along the way. Adaptive Physical Education in nonsense leader of young men wrestling teams. But, as he said thing my husband has always He was also a star performer in Barrington which led to a 25-year who believed in hard work and so often, his greatest joy was to wanted to do.” Now, they’ll have the old Bristol County Touch career at Barrington High School dedication. He was an assistant announce and play music at the the time to do it.

11TH ANNIVERSARY John Paul “JP” Medeiros, Jr. April 19, 2002 – April 19, 2013 A tremendous thank you to all our family, friends and strangers who took their own time to bake and support Tommy's bake sale.This would “Everyday of my life Place Your never have been possible without such a loving and supportive com- I try to make somebody smile.” munity, who took Tommy’s wishes and made them so much bigger than Used Auto he could have imagined. A special thank you to David Grande and Love Forever, Francis Jamiel of Savon Shoes, for hosting this event, Jane Caizzi Mamabear and Pops Viscolosi for all her tremendous efforts, and to Gary and Karen Martins, Ad Here! MEMORIAL MASSES: from Fast Signs, for the time and energy they put into all the posters Saturday, April 20th at 8am 401.253.6000 they designed and provided! We are truly blessed! Thank you all! at Columban Fathers, Bristol Sunday, April 21st at 10am Love, The Swift Family at St. Thomas the Apostle, Warren Page 16 Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 We will beat any locally Mt. Hope girls' lacrosse team loses to Tiverton advertised prices! BY JEFF PINI The Tigers tied the game up 40 off the penalty and cut the Tiver- [email protected] seconds later, but Hill answered ton lead to one with just over eight Senior Citizen discount on Tuesdays. The Mt. Hope Girls Lacrosse right back to give the lead back to minutes to play in regulation. Two team lost a tough battle Monday the Huskies at 17:43. Tiverton Tigers goals in succession put the night, falling to Tiverton on the would then go on to beat Huskies Tiverton lead back to three with MCGREEN’S road, 13-11, in their fourth league goaltender Taylor Perry three just over three minutes to play. Fine Wine & Spirits game of the year. more times to take a 6-4 lead into In the Huskies final minutes, The Huskies couldn’t build off the half. they showed true resolve, not 1086 Willett Avenue, Riverside, Rhode Island • 401.433.0900 the momentum of a 10-9 win last Coming out of halftime, Mt. backing down at all, even cutting MON-WED 9AM-9PM • THURS-SAT 9AM-10PM • SUN 12PM-6PM Wednesday at Lincoln, and failed Hope decided to make a goaltend- the deficit back to two with a goal to shut down the Tigers offense en ing change, subbing in senior Alex by sophomore Morgan Chaves in route to their third loss of the sea- Threadgill for Perry. Unfortunate- the final minute of regulation, but son. ly, the Huskies defense couldn’t the Huskies efforts fell just short. “We have to work on keeping withstand the Tigers attack, allow- Tiverton scored a clinching goal in possession; [Tiverton] really con- ing two more Tiverton goals in the the first seconds of stoppage time, trolled a lot of the tempo of the first two minutes of the second but junior Rebecca Millard would game,” said head coach Kerri Fer- half. answer with Mt. Hope’s 11th goal reira. “We need to work on getting Hill scored her third goal of the of the game in the final seconds of back on defense; our transition game to cut the Tiverton lead to 8- extra time to make the final score game has improved, but we also 5, but Tiverton answered right 13-11.

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No con- Warren, RI 02885 Bristol, RI between the hours of 8:00 a.m. R.I. and Point O' Woods Beach, her daughter. cession after 5 PM. Minimum Bid: and 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday or $500. MUST sell ice cream/ice cream you may call 401-253-4000, Ext. 5104. South Lyme, Conn., passed away Besides her husband, she novelties and slush. Must also work PAST DUE RENT OF $384.03. Sealed bids will be received until Friday, at home on leaves her daughter, Suzanne with the Recreation Director. ON STORAGE UNIT #25 May 3, 2013 @ 1:30 p.m. for furnishing the Sunday, April and her husband, Dr. Edgardo Bristol Warren Regional School with the Bids should be submitted in a sealed enve- DUE BY 04/26/2013 by 5:00PM following: 3 Utility Cargo Vans. Bids are to 14, 2013. She Rodriguez and their twin sons, lope, clearly marked “CONCESSION be filed at the Office of Administration, 151 was the wife of Forest and Hunter, of Bristol, R.I.; RIGHTS”, to the Town Clerk’s Office no State St., Bristol, RI 02809, in a sealed later than 11:00 AM, May 3, 2013 at which A-1 Self Storage Inc Fer nando her son, Richard and his wife time the bids will be opened publicly. envelope and clearly marked on the outside: 110 Seymour Street 3 Utility Cargo Vans, Attention: Pauline A. "Fred" Cru- Karen of Berlin, Conn.; their chil- anes, her hus- dren, Kari Buck and husband The Town of Warren reserves the right to Warren, RI 02885 Silva and dated. The School Department reject any or all bids and to waive any 401 245-0330 reserves all rights to reject any and all bids, band of 62 Michael of Glastonbury, Conn., informality and accepts the proposal or any part thereof, if deemed in the best years. and Eric Cruanes of Berlin. She interest of the school department. deemed in the best interest of the Town. Born in New was preceded in death by her Persons requesting interpreter services for LEGAL NOTICE April 18, 2013 Britain, Conn., brother, Joseph Jennings. the hearing-impaired must notify the Town the daughter of the late Joseph Funeral services will be held at Clerk’s Office at least forty-eight (48) hours VOTER REGISTRATION William Jennings and Anna 10 a.m. Friday, April 19, from the prior to bid opening (401-245-7340) TOWN OF WARREN (Wysocki) Horanzy and the step- Sansone Funeral Home, 192 Warren is an equal opportunity provider FINANCIAL TOWN MEETING, daughter of the late John "Jas" Wood St., Bristol, with a Mass of and employer. Horanzy, she graduated from Christian burial at 11 a.m. in Our MONDAY, MAY 20, 2013 & LEGALNOTICE April 10, 17 & 24, 2013 ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING, New Britain High School and was Lady of Mount Carmel Church, MONDAY, JUNE 3, 2013 INVITATION TO BID employed at Travelers Insurance 141 State St., Bristol. Burial will Company in Hartford. But she is be private. Visitation is Friday The last day to register to vote is BRISTOL WARREN REGIONAL best remembered as the owner morning only from 9 to 10 a.m. LEGALNOTICE Saturday, April 20, 2013 for the SCHOOL DISTRICT Financial Town Meeting, and the GRASS CUTTING SERVICES of Suzanne's Figure Salon in New Contributions in Suzan's TOWN OF WARREN Adjourned Town Meeting. You may reg- HUGH COLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Britain. memory may be made to Our PROBATE COURT ister to vote in the Town Clerk’s Office & KICKEMUIT MIDDLE SCHOOL She enjoyed the beach and Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 514 MAIN STREET from 9:00am - 4:00 pm, Monday – Friday. family celebrations, especially 141 State St., Bristol, RI 02809. 9:30 A.M. Voter Registration Cards will also be Specifications for Proposals are available at the Office of Administration, 151 State St., hosting the family's annual Labor For online condolences, shared Probate Judge, Steven Minicucci available at the George Haile Library; Bristol, RI between the hours of 8:00 a.m. Acting Probate Judge, Mon. – Thurs., 10am – 8pm & Fri. – Sat., Day festivities at Point O' Woods. memories, information and and 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday or Anthony DeSisto 10am – 5pm. you may call 401-253-4000, Ext. 5104. She loved to fish, especially in the directions go towww.sansonefu- Sealed bids will be received until Friday, fall. Suzan had a special connec- neralhome.com. Debiase, Louis A. Est# 12-34 Vincent P. Calenda, Chairman May 3, 2013 @ 1:00 p.m. for furnishing the Petition to sell real estate to be heard on Board of Canvassers Bristol Warren Regional School with the April 25, 2013. following: Grass Cutting Services. Bids are Plat 15A - Lot 16: 7 Rosewood Court Apr. 3, 10 & 17, 2013 to be filed at the Office of Administration, 151 April 10, 17 & 24, 2013 State St., Bristol, RI 02809, in a sealed envelope and clearly marked on the outside: Robertson, Lawrence M. a/k/a Grass Cutting Services, Attention: Pauline Robertson, Lawrence, Est. #13-12 A. Silva and dated. The School Department ITEMS TO BE FINANCED BY DEBT Debra Tursini-Robertson has qualified as reserves all rights to reject any and all bids, (CAPITAL ITEMS) Executrix of the estate. Creditors must file LEGALNOTICE or any part thereof, if deemed in the best REQUEST RECOMMEND COUNCIL their claims in the Clerk's Office in the interest of the school department. TOWN OF WARREN time required by law beginning April 17, Public Works Department VACANCIES 2013. April 18, 2013 1 1/2 Ton Dump Truck 60,000.00 0.00 0.00 April 17, 24 & May 1, 2013 Exterior Walls & Roof Transfer Station 60,000.00 60,000.00 0.00 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Storm Water Compliance Program 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 VOLUNTARY HISTORIC COMMITTEE - Building Addition ( supplimental costs) 90,000.00 0.00 0.00 Individuals requesting interpreter servic- BOARD OF APPEALS Refurbish Gas Pedestal 15,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 es for the hearing impaired must notify TREE COMMISSION Transfer Trailer 60,000.00 0.00 0.00 the Town Clerk's Office at least forty-eight CONSERVATION COMMISSION Transfer Station Tractor 150,000.00 0.00 0.00 (48) hours prior to the meeting. 245-7340. Recycle Truck 0.00 0.00 95,000.00 The Warren Town Council is seeking DPW Sub-Total 445,000.00 85,000.00 120,00.00 applications for the above positions. LEGALNOTICE Road Paving 500,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 Applications may be obtained in the Town Total Paving 500,000.00 250,000.00 250,000.00 Clerk’s Office or on the Town Website Curbs & Sidewalks 300,000.00 300,000.00 300,000.00 www.townofwarren-ri.gov. Applications TOWN OF WARREN Total Curbing & Sidewalks 300,000.00 300,000.00 300,000.00 must be filed in the Town Clerk’s Office, VACANCIES Drainage: 514 Main Street, Warren, RI, no later than SUMMER HELP FOR Franklin/Main Street Area 400,000.00 400,000.00 400,000.00 Friday, May 3, 2013 by 4:00 PM. Interviews Nobert Street 22,000.00 22,000.00 22,000.00 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Total Drainage 422,000.00 422,000.00 422,000.00 will be held at the Town Council Meeting on MINIMUM AGE – 16 YEARS OLD, TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS 1,667,000.00 1,057,000.00 1,092,000.00 May 14, 2013 at 7pm in the Council WORK WEEK – 40 HOURS Chambers. Police Department The Town of Warren is seeking applica- Three (3) Marked Police Vehicles 105,000.00 35,000.00 35,000.00 Julie A Coelho, Town Clerk tions for the above positions. Applications Police/Fire/EMS Computer System Server 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 Animal Shelter Repairs and Upgrades 15,000.00 0.00 0.00 may be obtained in the Town Clerk’s April 17, 24 & May 1, 2013 Office or on the Town Website TOTAL POLICE 145,000.00 60,000.00 60,000.00 www.townofwarren-ri.gov. Applications Town Clerk must be filed in the Town Clerk’s Office, Document Preservation 10,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 Laptops: Council 5,000.00 0.00 0.00 LEGALNOTICE 514 Main Street, Warren, RI, no later than Indexing 5,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 Monday, May 3, 2013 by 4:00 PM. Sound System Upgrade: Chambers 4,000.00 0.00 0.00 BRISTOL COUNTY Julie A Coelho, Town Clerk TOTAL CLERK 24,000.00 15,000.00 15,000.00 WATER AUTHORITY Municipal Court Computer Software System 14,000.00 0.00 0.00 April 10, 17 & 24 2013 IMPORTANT NOTICE TOTAL MUNICIPAL COURT 14,000.00 0.00 0.00 Fire Department Water System Flushing Schedule Interior Painting: Fire HQ 14,500.00 14,500.00 14,500.00 Barrington – April 21 – May 3 LEGALNOTICE Supplimental Storage Building- HQ 30,000.00 30,000.00 30,000.00 Vision 21 Alarm Control Panel 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 Warren – May 1 – May 10 Code Red Reverse Telephone Notification System 12,000.00 0.00 0.00 Bristol – May 8 – May 24 TOWN OF WARREN Education is not the LIFEGUARDS –CERTIFIED TOTAL FIRE 76,500.00 64,500.00 64,500.00 filling of a pail, but Water System Flushing will be done Sunday Wastewater Treatment Must be DEM certified “non-surf”. Two (2) Main Building Roof Replacement 150,000.00 140,000.00 140,000.00 through Thursday, 10 pm to 6 am. Operations/Secondary Sump Pumps 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 the lighting of a fire. full times, at 40 hours per week. One (1) — William Butler Yeats Facility Up-Grade Plan:Consent Agreement 50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 Rust deposits from the cast iron mains may part-time, at 16 hours per week, Lighting and Control Retrofit 25,000.00 0.00 0.00 temporarily cause discolored water. If you Weekends are required. Operations Building DeHumidifier Replacements 20,000.00 20,000.00 20,000.00 Promoting excellence experience discolored water after 6:00 am, Utility Truck with Electric Crane 60,000.00 0.00 0.00 in the Bristol Warren run the water for 5 to 10 minutes until it Applications may be obtained in the Town Fork Lift System 10,000.00 0.00 0.00 clears. Clerk’s Office or on the Town Website TOTAL WASTEWATER 340,000.00 235,000.00 235,000.00 www.townofwarren-ri.gov. Applications Regional School District. Harbor Management The Authority suggests storing water during must be filed in the Town Clerk’s Office, Commerical Dock Repairs / Maint. 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 514 Main Street, Warren, RI, no later than the day for drinking purposes. TOTAL HARBOR MANAGEMENT 25,000.00 25,000.00 25,000.00 Become our fan Friday, May 3, 2013 by 4:00 PM. TOTAL CAPITAL BONDS 2,291,500.00 1,456,500.00 1,491,500.00 on Facebook Should you have any concerns or problems Julie A Coelho, Town Clerk Open Space Acquisition facebook.com/bwedfoundation please call our emergency telephone num- Bond Issue Approval 500,000.00 500,000.00 500,000.00 ber 401-245-5071. April 10, 17 & 24 2013 TOTAL OPEN SPACE BOND 500,000.00 500,000.00 500,000.00 bwedfoundation.org Thank you for your cooperation. TOTAL BONDS 2,791,500.00 1,956,500.00 1,991,500.00 Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Page 19 TOWN OF WARREN BUDGET FY 2014 APPROVED MGR PROPOSED APPROVED MGR PROPOSED APPROVED MGR PROPOSED BUDGET REQUEST COUNCIL BUDGET REQUEST COUNCIL BUDGET REQUEST COUNCIL 12-13 13-14 13-14 12-13 13-14 13-14 12-13 13-14 13-14

TOWN MANAGER: PUBLIC SAFETY OPERATION TOWN MANAGER 70,000 71,575 71,575 POLICE CHIEF SALARY 78,681 80,451 80,451 DEBT SERVICE 1,703,918 1,591,503 1,591,503 TOWN MANAGER EXPENSE 3,000 3,000 3,000 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 16,152 16,515 16,515 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION 221,289 228,930 228,930 COMPUTER SERVICES 1,800 1,800 1,800 ADVANCED DEGREE INCENTIVE 9,400 9,400 9,400 FIRE SAFETY 454,425 456,562 457,162 CLERK 8,500 8,691 8,691 AFIS MAINTENANCE CONTRACT 4,000 4,000 4,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT 3,532,516 3,771,467 3,779,467 OFFICE CLERK 29,391 29,391 29,391 CLOTHING 34,650 34,650 34,650 GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS 291,410 291,672 293,672 CLERK'S OVERTIME 0 5,000 5,000 COMMUNICATIONS EXPENSE 7,200 7,366 7,366 PUBLIC SAFETY 2,194,357 2,255,428 2,253,999 (USW - ALL BUILDINGS) COMPUTER SYSTEM COSTS 12,600 12,890 12,890 DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS 1,767,765 1,791,257 1,789,291 TOTAL TOWN MANAGER 112,691 119,457 119,457 DISABILITY EXPENSE 87,785 90,420 90,420 TOWN OFFICES 798,052 870,973 871,495 DISPATCH CENTER UPGRADE 0 0 0 WASTE WATER TREATMENT 1,246,064 1,269,200 1,269,200 TOWN OFFICES: EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT 5,000 5,115 5,115 SUBTOTAL 12,209,796 12,526,992 12,534,719 COUNCIL CONTINGENCY 13,500 13,500 15,300 FUEL - CRUISER EXPENSE 45,000 46,035 46,035 BORROWED 1,708,694 2,554,300 1,991,500 PLANNING/ZONING SOLICITOR 12,000 24,000 24,000 HOLIDAY PAY 70,455 72,568 72,568 TOTAL TOWN EXPENDITURES 13,918,490 15,081,292 14,526,219 TOWN COUNCIL PAY 6,000 6,000 6,000 INCENTIVE EDUCATION ACT 17,424 17,424 17,424 NON-TAX REVENUE 2,058,848 2,196,034 2,196,034 TOWN MODERATOR'S PAY 100 100 100 IN-SERVICE TRAINING 18,000 18,000 18,000 FINANCING 1,708,694 2,554,300 1,991,500 TOWN SERGEANT'S PAY 100 100 100 OVER-TIME REGULAR 258,000 265,740 265,740 POLICE OPERATION EXPENSE 45,900 46,956 45,900 NET COST OF TOWN GOVT. 10,150,948 10,330,958 10,338,685 TOWN SOLICITOR'S PAY 71,374 95,000 95,000 TREE WARDEN 3,000 3,000 3,000 POLICE SHIFT DIFFERENTIAL 17,000 17,510 17,510 SERVING OFFICERS 1,144,919 1,179,524 1,179,524 TOTAL TOWN OFFICES 106,074 141,700 143,500 EDUCATION COMMUNICATIONS SERV/MAINT CONTRACT 8,300 8,300 GENERAL COST (NET) 11,748,790 12,164,919 11,681,278 TOTAL POLICE 1,872,166 1,932,864 1,931,808 NET COST OF EDUCATION 11,748,790 12,164,919 11,681,278 TOWN PLANNER: TOWN PLANNER 52,020 53,190 53,190 DISPATCHERS 195,936 195,936 195,936 TOTAL RAISED BY TAXATION 21,899,738 22,495,877 22,019,963 COMPUTER SERVICES 900 900 900 PLANNER GENERAL & OFFICE EXPENSES 900 920 900 DISPATCH OVERTIME 29,400 29,400 29,400 UNCOLLECTED RESERVED 50,000 50,000 50,000 DISPATCHER DIFFERENTIAL 3,100 3,100 3,100 TOTAL TAX LEVY 21,949,738 22,545,877 22,069,963 GIS MAPPING SOFTWARE/EQUIPMENT 6,000 7,000 7,000 MATCH FOR GRANTS 2,500 2,500 2,500 CLOTHING ALLOWANCE-DISP 4,000 4,000 4,000 TAX LEVY-AUTOMOBILES 1,833,303 1,833,303 1,861,238 HOLIDAY PAY-DISPATCHERS 12,500 12,500 12,500 RATABLE BASE-AUTOMOBILES 70,521 70,521 71,592 BUSINESS OUTREACH SERVICES 2,250 2,250 2,250 TAX RATE AUTOMOBILES $26.00 $26.00 $26.00 WEBSITE 410 500 500 TOTAL DISPATCH 244,936 244,936 244,936 RATABLE BASE TANGIBLES 32,611 32,611 31,181 ECONOMIC DEVEL. BOARD 0 0 4,500 RATABLE BASE REAL ESTATE 1,148,224 1,059,088 1,052,930 (OUTREACH) ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 40,005 40,005 40,005 RATABLE BASE TANG. & R/E 1,180,835 1,091,699 1,084,11120, ADMIN. ASST. FOR ECON. DEVEL. 0 8,500 8,500 ASSIST. ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER 13,000 13,000 13,000 TAX LEVY TANG. & R/E 20,116,435 20,712,574 208,725 TOTAL TOWN PLANNER 64,980 75,760 80,240 OVERTIME 2,500 2,500 2,500 CLOTHING 550 550 550 TAX RATE TANG. & R/E $17.04 $18.97 $18.64 RECREATION: GENERAL & OPERATING EXPENSES 16,200 16,573 16,200 ANIMAL SHELTER REPAIR 5,000 5,000 5,000 GENERAL GOVERNMENT RECREATION BOARD EXPENSE 45,000 46,035 46,035 ADVERTISING 15,000 15,000 15,000 RECREATION DIRECTOR'S PAY 15,000 15,338 15,338 TOTAL ANIMAL CONTROL 77,255 77,628 77,255 A. E. D. UNITS 0 3,500 3,500 ATTENDANCE PREMIUMS 53,493 91,066 91,066 TOTAL PUBLIC SAFETY 2,194,357 2,255,428 2,253,999 COMPUTER SERVICE/WEBSITE 2,700 2,700 2,700 TOTAL RECREATION 60,000 64,873 64,873 COPYING EXPENSE 6,000 6,000 6,000 DEPT OF PUBLIC WORKS ELECTRICITY/WATER PARKS 10,000 10,350 10,350 SENIOR CENTER: PUBLIC WORKS: EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 1,213,369 1,371,706 1,371,706 SENIOR CENTER DIRECTOR 30,538 31,225 31,225 DIRECTOR'S SALARY 64,915 66,376 66,376 FINANCING EXPENSES 7,500 7,500 7,500 SENIOR CENTER MEAL SITE MANAGER 1,500 1,534 1,534 CLOTHING 11,500 11,500 11,500 FIRE HYDRANTS 76,000 76,000 76,000 COMPUTER SERVICES 900 900 900 COMPUTER SERVICES 3,150 3,150 3,150 GASB 45 9,000 2,500 2,500 SENIOR CENTER MAINTENANCE 2,500 2,558 2,558 CONTRACTUAL PAYROLL 716,000 724,000 724,000 GOVERNMENT CENTER EXPENSE 72,000 74,520 74,520 SENIOR CENTER TOTAL 35,438 36,217 36,217 ENGINEERING SERVICE 4,000 4,000 4,000 GOVERNMENT CENTER CUSTODIAN 45,106 45,106 45,106 EQUIPMENT EXPENSES 80,000 81,840 81,840 LEAGUE OF CITIES & TOWNS 4,522 4,550 4,550 SOCIAL SERVICES: FIELD MAINTENANCE 5,000 5,000 5,000 LONGEVITY 175,000 180,250 180,250 SOCIAL SERVICE DIRECTOR'S PAY 13,896 14,209 14,209 FOREMAN'S SALARY 51,687 52,850 52,850 MARY V QUIRK SCHOOL 49,500 39,500 39,500 COMPUTER SERVICES 900 900 900 FUEL\DIESEL 53,000 53,000 53,000 POSTAGE 28,000 28,000 28,000 SOCIAL SERVICE EXPENSE 15,000 15,000 15,000 MOSQUITO ABATEMENT 3,000 3,000 3,000 PROP.& LIAB. INSURANCE 521,850 522,000 522,000 TOTAL SOCIAL SERVICE 29,796 30,109 30,109 OPERATIONS' EXPENSE 85,500 87,466 85,500 RETIREE BENEFIT ADJUSTMENT 8,870 8,600 8,600 OTHER PART TIME 35,000 35,788 35,788 SOCIAL SECURITY TAX 324,000 333,720 341,720 TOTAL TOWN OFFICES $798,052 870,973 871,495 OUTSIDE SERVICES 23,000 23,530 23,530 STREET LIGHTING 160,000 165,600 165,600 OVERTIME 45,000 46,350 46,350 TELEPHONE 2,500 8,000 8,000 FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION TRASH COLLECTION 160,000 160,000 160,000 TREASURER/TAX COLLECTOR: TOWN AUDIT 20,000 23,000 23,000 SUB TOTAL 1,340,752 1,357,850 1,355,884 TOWN EMPL. PENSION COST 625,000 654,693 654,693 TREASURER'S SALARY 62,424 63,829 63,829 TOWN HALL CUSTODIAN 45,106 45,106 45,106 TREASURER'S CLERKS 59,231 59,231 59,231 TRANSFER STATION: TOWN HALL EXPENSES 54,000 52,000 52,000 OFFICE EXPENSE 5,000 5,000 5,000 EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 63,936 70,330 70,330 UNEMPLOYMENT RESERVE 4,000 4,000 4,000 OUTSIDE SERVICES/OVERTIME 18,000 22,000 22,000 GENERAL EXPENSES 7,200 7,200 7,200 TOTAL GENERAL GOVERNMENT 3,532,516 3,771,467 3,779,467 COMPUTER SERVICES 2,700 2,700 2,700 OVERTIME 9,000 9,000 9,000 PAYROLL PROCESSING & SERVICES 10,000 11,200 11,200 TIPPING FEES 190,000 190,000 190,000 TRAILER TRUCK DRIVER SALARY 46,414 46,414 46,414 TOWN OFFICES TOTAL TREASURER/TAX COLLECTOR 157,355 163,960 163,960 TRANSFER STATION OPERATOR SALARY 41,963 41,963 41,963 BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS: UTILITIES & FUEL 26,000 26,000 26,000 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER TAX ASSESSOR: 5,356 5,356 5,356 VEHICLE & EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 42,500 42,500 42,500 CONSERVATION BOARD EXPENSE 1,000 1,000 1,000 TAX ASSESSOR'S SALARY 46,034 47,070 47,070 CREW 0 0 0 COMPUTER SERVICES 900 900 900 SUB TOTAL 427,013 433,407 433,407 ECONOMIC DEVEL. BOARD 500 5,000 500 OFFICE EXPENSE 5,850 5,850 5,850 TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS 1,767,765 1,791,257 1,789,291 (OUTREACH) OUTSIDE SERVICES 11,150 11,150 11,150 ECONOMIC DEVEL. COORDINATOR 0 0 0 TOTAL TAX ASSESSOR 63,934 64,970 64,970 WATER TREATMENT JUVENILE HEARING BOARD 1,800 2,000 1,800 OPERATION CONTRACT 568,564 583,700 583,700 PLANNING BOARD CLERK/EXPENSES 4,800 1,800 4,800 TOTAL FINANCIAL ADMIN. $221,289 228,930 228,930 PLANT OPERATION EXPENSE 364,500 375,500 375,500 PLANNING/ZONING STENOGRAPHER 400 4,800 400 RI WATER RESOURCE PERMIT 8,000 5,000 5,000 TREE COMMISSION 1,500 400 1,500 FIRE SAFETY SLUDGE DISPOSAL 180,000 180,000 180,000 WASTE WATER MGT DISTRICT EXPENSE WARREN VOL. HIST. COMM. 2,000 1,500 2,000 FIRE CHIEF SALARY 63,634 65,066 65,066 125,000 125,000 125,000 ZONING BOARD CLERK/EXPENSES 1,800 1,800 1,800 FIRE/EMS COORDINATOR 29,391 29,391 29,391 TOTAL WATER TREATMENT 1,246,064 1,269,200 1,269,200 EMA/EMS DIRECTOR (FIRE CHIEF) 4,800 4,800 4,800 TOTAL BOARDS & COMMISSIONS 19,156 23,656 19,156 APPARATUS REPAIR 18,000 18,000 18,000 NON-TAX REVENUE ASSISTANT CHIEFS/DEPUTY 3,600 3,600 3,600 EXCISE TAX/STATE 83,000 80,000 80,000 BUILDING INSPECTOR: BAKER STREET STATION 2,750 2,813 2,813 GENERAL STATE AID 0 100,000 100,000 BUILDING OFFICIAL 53,645 54,852 54,852 CLOTHING 850 900 1,500 GOVERNMENT CENTER RENT 10,000 10,000 10,000 BLDG. OFFICIAL CLERK 29,391 29,391 29,391 COMMUNICATIONS 13,500 13,810 13,810 BUILDING - COMPLETION FEES 20,000 20,000 20,000 BLDG. OFFICE EXPENSE 3,870 3,959 3,870 COMPANY FEES 14,000 14,322 14,322 CONST./PLUMB. - PERMITS & FEES 50,000 70,000 70,000 CLERK - MARRIAGE, BIRTH, DEATH CERTS. 10,800 10,800 10,800 COMPUTER SERVICES 900 1,200 1,200 COMPANY STEWARDS 11,250 11,250 11,250 CLERK - BUSINESS TAXES & LICENSES 39,000 39,000 39,000 OUTSIDE SERVICES 4,410 1,000 1,000 COMPUTER SERVICES 2,250 2,250 2,250 CLERK - DOG & KENNEL LICENSES 2,500 2,500 2,500 PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS 0 11,100 11,000 EQUIPMENT EXPENSES 42,750 42,750 42,750 ZONING/REGULATORY/ECON DEV LIASON 0 5,356 5,356 CLERK - PAVILION RENTAL 4,725 4,725 4,725 FIREFIGHTER GEAR 10,000 10,230 10,230 CLERK - PHOTO COPY 8,180 8,180 8,180 TOTAL BUILDING OFFICIAL 92,216 106,858 106,669 FUEL/DIESEL 28,500 28,500 28,500 CLERK - REALTY TRANSFERS 59,665 59,665 59,665 MEDICAL SUPPLIES 25,000 25,000 25,000 CLERK - RECORDING FEES 88,000 88,000 88,000 TOWN CLERK: OPERATING EXPENSES 69,300 59,300 59,300 FINANCE - INTEREST ON OVERDUE TAXES 127,680 160,000 160,000 TOWN CLERK'S SALARY 51,687 52,850 52,850 RESCUE STIPEND 95,050 104,550 104,550 FINANCE - INVESTMENT EARNINGS 10,000 10,000 10,000 DEPUTY TOWN CLERK 42,495 43,451 43,451 STATION UPKEEP 10,000 10,230 10,230 HARBOR - REVENUE 107,000 107,000 107,000 TOWN CLERKS' SALARY (UNION) 59,231 59,231 59,231 TRAINING EXPENSES 9,800 9,800 9,800 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES 20,000 20,000 20,000 DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT 4,500 4,604 4,604 FIRE INSPECTOR: PART-TIME 0 0 0 MUNICIPAL COURT REVENUE 65,000 65,000 65,000 INDEXING\COMPUTER FILING 15,000 15,345 15,000 FIREFIGHTER DETAILS 0 0 0 MVQ - HEAD START RENTAL 16,500 16,236 16,236 COMPUTER SERVICES 2,250 2,250 2,250 OTHER SOURCES-SOC.SERV/SR/CTR. 74,928 74,928 TOTAL FIRE SAFETY 454,425 456,562 457,162 74,298 PROBATE JUDGE 3,000 3,000 3,000 PILOT - B.C.W.A. 120,000 120,000 120,000 TOWN CLERK'S OFFICE EXPENSE 13,500 13,810 13,500 PILOT - HOUSING AUTHORITY 35,000 35,000 35,000 GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS ADDITIONAL CLERK 0 0 0 POLICE - AFIS FINGERPRINTING 1,600 1,600 1,600 BAND CONCERTS 1,000 1,000 3,000 MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE 8,000 8,000 8,000 POLICE - FINES & PENALTIES 10,000 10,000 10,000 EAST BAY ARC OF RI 2,500 2,500 2,500 COMPUTER SERVICES 900 900 900 POLICE - ROAD DUTY ADMIN FEES 10,000 10,000 10,000 EAST BAY CENTER 25,000 20,000 20,000 MUNICIPAL COURT EXPENSES 1,200 1,200 1,200 POLICE - ROAD DUTY POLICE CRUISER FEES 30,000 30,000 30,000 EAST BAY COMM. ACTION PROG. 17,000 17,000 17,000 MUNICIPAL COURT CLERKS 15,000 15,337 15,337 POLICE - VEHICLE ID NUMBER CHECKS 2,000 2,000 2,000 GEORGE HAIL LIBRARY 235,620 240,332 240,332 CANVASSER'S EXPENSE 6,500 5,000 5,000 POLICE REPORTS 3,000 3,000 3,000 MEMORIAL DAY 2,300 2,500 2,500 BOARD OF CANVASSERS 1,625 1,625 1,625 PROBATE COURT - REVENUE 11,600 11,600 11,600 MOSAICO 500 500 500 ELECTION OFFICIAL'S PAY 12,000 4,000 4,000 RESTAURANT (MEALS) TAX 179,500 220,000 220,000 SUBSTANCE ABUSE - GRANT MATCH 4,490 4,840 4,840 ROAD CUT PERMITS 300 300 300 TOTAL TOWN CLERK 236,888 230,603 229,948 VISITING NURSES 1,000 1,000 1,000 SEWER - PERMIT FEES 2,500 2,500 2,500 WILDLIFE REHABILITATORS ASSOC OF RI 500 500 500 SEWER - USE FEES 62,000 62,000 62,000 HARBOR MASTER: WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER 1,500 1,500 1,500 TELEPHONE TAX TRANSFER 120,000 120,000 120,000 HARBOR MASTER PAY 18,613 19,032 19,032 EASTERN RI CONSERVATION DISTRICT 0 0 0 THIRD PARTY BILLING 275,000 325,000 325,000 ASST. HARBOR MASTER PAY 4,200 4,294 4,294 TRANSFER STATION - REVENUE 135,000 135,000 135,000 TOTAL GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS 291,410 291,672 293,672 OPERATING EXPENSES 18,000 18,414 18,000 ZONING & PLANNING FEES 10,000 10,000 10,000 TOTAL HARBOR MANAGEMENT 40,813 41,740 41,326 REAPPROP>-FUND BALANCE 255,000 0 0 SALE OF TOWN BUILDINGS 0 152,000 152,000 TOTAL NON TAX REVENUE 2,058,848 2,196,034 2,196,034 Page 20 Warren Times-Gazette April 17, 2013 Warren athletes inducted into Hall of Fame More than a dozen athletes and teams inducted Saturday night

BY MANUEL C. "MANNY" CORREIRA

More than 250 people filled the Venus de Milo banquet room Sat- urday night to pay tribute to the MANUEL C. "MANNY" CORREIRA newest members of the Warren Athletic Hall of Fame. It was a night LEFT:2013 Warren Athletic Hall of Fame included (from left) Neil Murphy, Joe Catalfano, Steve Alfred (representing his grandfather, the late "Bid- filled with fond memories and dy" Smith), Wanda Lukas, Pat McCanna Harvey (representing her father, the late Charlie McCanna), Angela Teixeira (representing her son, Kyle Teixeira), Jennifer Araujo Eccleston (representing her father, the late Roger Araujo), Greg Sampson, Michael Marino and Brian Beausoleil. RIGHT: emotion. Peter Sepe Scholarship award winners Steven J. Foster (left) and Annie Venditti (right) were presented with their awards by Warren Athletic Hall The Class of 2013 includes Bri- of Fame Committee member Diane Gempp. an Beausoleil, Joseph Catalfano, Wanda Lukas, Michael Marino, Warren residents Steven J. Foster, For Joseph Catalfano, being gram at Warren High School and Dinner chairperson for the Neil Murphy, Gregory J. Sampson, a senior at Portsmouth Abbey inducted into the Warren Athletic the valuable lessons he learned Hall of Fame banquet was Kyle C. Teixeira, and the late Roger who stars in football, lacrosse and Hall of Fame was a dream come from his coaches. Martha Delekta. Invocation was Araujo, Charles H. McCanna Jr. swimming, and Annie Venditti, a true. “Our coaches instilled in us that given by Hall of Fame chaplain, and Will “Biddy” Smith, who were senior at La Salle Academy who “This is such a wonderful honor we could be champions,” he told Rev. Ned Gammons. Masters of inducted posthumously. was a state doubles champion in for me and my family, especially the audience. ceremonies were Jack Flynn, Hall Also inducted were members of tennis while earning a 99.5 GPA in my dad, (Joseph “Topper” A top-rated baseball player in of Fame Committee chairman, the 1936 Warren High School the classroom. Catafano), a member of the Bris- high school, Michael also wres- and Lester “Butch” Lombardi Jr. Class C Championship baseball Romeo Lombardi, a member of tol Athletic Hall of Fame. You tled at Worcester Academy, Also offering their congratula- team and state runners-up; the the undefeated 1970 wrestling could see how proud he was Lehigh University and URI. He tions to the new inductees were 1936 Warren High Class C Cham- team, said he was surprised to be tonight.” also did a little boxing, and State Sen. Walter S. Felag Jr., and pionship football team; and 1970 elected to this year’s Hall of Fame Michael Marino, brother of placed first in an intramural box- Town Council president Chris Warren High Suburban East induction class. Warren Hall of Famers Angelo and ing tournament at Lehigh. Most Stanley. Presenting the inductees Championship wrestling team. “It was nice to know that I was Jerry Marino, was one of the great recently, he partnered with his and awards were Hall of Fame In addition, winners of the remembered in this special way,” wrestlers to come out of the town daughter, Lilly, to win two gold Committee members Ted Abrain, annual Peter Sepe Scholarship he explained. “We had such a of Warren. He talked about the medals in Rhode Island’s Special Jay Ferreira, Diane Gempp, John Award were announced. They are great team that season.” development of the wrestling pro- Olympics unified bowling. Jannitto and Beth Penkala.

OBITUARIES John Luis Machado

Born in the Azores John Luis Machado, 61, of Buffalo Avenue, passed away Monday, April 8, 2013, at Rhode Island Hospital. He was the husband of Maria Filomena (Vieira) Machado. Born in Rabo do Peixe, Sao Miguel, Acores, he was the son of the late Jose Tavares Machado and Alzira Leandro (Faria) Macha- do. He was the father of Nelia Rodrigues of Bristol and John, Jen- nifer and Derek Machado, all of War- ren; the grandfather of Alexa, Keiana, Karissa, Tristan and Olivia; and the brother of Joe Machado, Beatrice Dias, George Machado, Mariano Machado, Peter Machado and Tony Machado. Mr. Machado attended Bristol High School and was employed as a boat builder for Shannon Yachts for 15 years, and Blue Fin Boats for seven years. Funeral services were held Friday, April 12, from the George Lima Funeral Home, with a Mass of Chris- tian burial celebrated by Rev. Luis Garcia Dutra in St. Elizabeth Church. The offertory gifts were presented by Nelia Rodrigues, John Machado Jr. and Derek Machado, and the eulogy was given by Laura Machado. Burial followed in St. Mary’s Cemetery, where George Machado, Mariano Machado, Peter Machado, Tony Machado, Kyle Rodrigues and John Dias served as pallbearers. See www.limafh.com. East Bay Life Pages B1-B16 East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Page B1 POLI-TICKS R.I. Gun Control Legislation MMaarriijjuuaannaa Plugs Holes

ast week Governor Lin- coln Chafee and some L legislative leaders pro- decriminalization posed gun legislation to plug decriminalization the holes in existing laws. Chief among the pro- visions are the requirement for background checks for the commercial sale of firearms, oonnllyy aa ffiirrsstt sstteepp bans on semi- Arlene automatic VIOLET assault weapons with specific features, as well as gun magazines that hold more than Many believe only full juana should be legalized. For others, legal- ize all drugs, not just the more “main- ten rounds. The legislation is legalization and an end to drug izing marijuana alone will still fail to stream” marijuana. “The prisons are full of common sense, although there address the heart of the problem. At the non-violent offenders. Incarceration has is bound to be a lot of obfusca- prohibition will address the center of that battle is a group called Law become a big business—it is even a for- tion about how these measures current drug crisis in America Enforcement Against Prohibition, or LEAP, profit business in some states, and the impede gun owners ‘rights. a group founded by five former law industry is actually lobbying to keep drugs One provision of the law will enforcement officers who looked back with illegal, so as not to harm their bottom line. set up a commission to study BY CHRISTY NADALIN regret the number of lives they uninten- But, says Ms. Comery, “non-violent drug how to fix the state’s back- [email protected] tionally helped destroy as agents of the offenders are people, drugs are a public ground check system, by includ- Before the ink was dry on the legislation “War on Drugs.” By health issue, and it’s not a problem that’s ing mental health and sub- decriminalizing marijuana possession in necessity, the former amenable to law enforcement solutions.” stance abuse records. The fact Rhode Island, a bill was already being intro- prosecutors, judges, and Every one of those incarcerated drug users that Rhode Island does not sub- duced by Representative Edith Ajello, police officers who make represents a broken family, or a child who is mit these records now means Chairwoman of the House Judiciary Com- up LEAP are all retired. missing a parent, a loss of income, and a that people with serious mental mittee. H5274, the Marijuana Regulation, “You must be retired, if cost of roughly $44,000 annually for their health problems can purchase Control & Taxation Act, seeks to do just that. you work in law enforce- incarceration. guns. Mental health advocates She has nearly twenty co-signors, ment you can’t engage in LEAP does advocate total legalization of fear that the gun debate will fur- including Republican this kind of advocacy all drugs, a line that Rep. Edwards is not ther stigmatize those who are House Minority leader otherwise,” says Beth ready to cross. Ms. Comery admits that it mentally ill. While this is a real Rep. Brian Newberry, Comery, Rhode Island’s sounds weird to suggest legalizing some- concern, recent mass shootings and Rep. Ray Edwards, Beth Comery LEAP spokesperson, thing like heroin but argues that it’s the only have inextricably linked gun who represents district who served as a Provi- way you are going to take away the profit violence and mental health. 70, Tiverton and dence Police Officer from 1976-1982. motive, weaken the gangs and cartels. “We Further, these professionals Portsmouth. “Decrimi- Working patrol in Provicence in the need to tax it, regulate it, and channel that warn that having any gun own- nalization is a great first 1970’s and early 1980’s, Ms. Comery spent money to treatment. Only then can we ership forfeiture will impede step. Rhode Island is her days and nights responding to calls destroy the illegal market. Drugs are bad, veterans and others from seek- progressing in the right dealing with violent crimes, robberies and the war on drugs is worse,” she says. ing mental health counseling, direction with this one. assaults. “Frankly, a marijuana arrest was a Opponets argue that legalization would another undesirable result. Rep. Ray The war on drugs has very low priority. Unofficially, you felt it was encourage abuse, but studies have shown Delaware, however, recently Edwards been a miserable fail- a waste of time. You didn’t say that out loud, the opposite is true, although with only passed a comprehensive gun ure.” but there you had so many other, more Washington and Colorado enjoying full bill that managed to avoid these Rep. Edwards became concerned about urgent things to do.” Even targeting dealers legalization, it’s an admittedly small sample unintended consequences. this issue when two of his employees were can be an exercise in frustration. “Drug size. Still, it’s pretty clear that, given a body In Delaware, the mental prevented from working on a federal con- dealers are not like other criminals. When count of 50,000 along the Mexican border, health notifications which are tract that he was bidding as a project man- you arrest a murderer, nobody is going to 24 task forces investigating our own border submitted to the database are ager for a construction company, based on take over where he left off. With drug deal- control officers, and anecdotal stories of solely for those who are invol- a background that included arrests for pos- ers there’s no end.” bales of marijuana being shot over the bor- untarily committed or who are sessions of small amounts of marijuana. “Not once did I get called because a ston- der with out-sized “t-shirt cannons,” this is adjudicated as mentally ill fol- “People are punished well beyond the er was causing a disturbance. a war that is not working. lowing a trial. The thinking is statute of limitations. These men, in their It was and is a social justice issue. We were It is not a right-wing issue or a left-wing that if a person has to be peti- mid-to-late forties, were having their liveli- in those neighborhoods, and the vice squad issue—advocates of ending prohibition tioned into treatment as hoods threatened because of a 30-year-old was working in those neighborhoods, not include everyone from progressive liberals opposed to going voluntarily, he youthful indiscretion. My wife is a second out of some deliberate attempt to target low to libertarians to small government repub- lacks insight into his own condi- grade teacher in Massachusetts, and she’s income areas, but just because those were licans. None other than Conservative icon tion and risks exercising poor had parents who could not get clearance to the neighborhoods that most of us were William F. Buckley, Jr. advocated for an end judgment. Correspondingly, a volunteer in their own children’s class- familiar with. We never worked on the East to prohibition as early as 35 years ago and voluntary admission is deemed rooms because they were caught with mar- Side, and obviously there are plenty of drugs continued to, until his death. Regardless of evidence of insight and some- ijuana 20 years earlier,” he said. there. This ‘War on Drugs’ has destroyed the outcome, the legislative battle for full one who is not likely to be a According to a Pew report released last respect and trust of law enforcement in the marijuana legalization will wage on. danger. Remember, folks who week, Rep. Edwards is now in the majority communities that need it the most.” “Decriminalization took four years,” says are involuntarily committed (52%) of Americans who believe that mari- Indeed, LEAP’s broad focus seeks to legal- Rep. Edwards. “We’re in it for the long haul”

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You Must Present Coupon Expires 04-30-13 You Must Present Coupon Expires 04-30-13 in Rhode Island, and now there's these questions head on. “The first Island theater community.” an organization that is uniting the- meeting was at the Wild Colonial While RIPE benefits the artists aters, actors, and audiences from last June,” Noon recalls. “About 20 and companies currently working one end of the state to the other. people showed up and we just in Rhode Island, its usefulness as a The Rhode Island Performance talked about everything people network and resource for artists Exchange (RIPE) aims to create saw as a challenge to making work new to the area makes Rhode greater awareness about all activity here while also brainstorming on Island a more attractive place for in the Rhode Island performance the really simple steps we could artists to come live and work. community, while connecting peo- take to make it better. We talked One of RIPE’s main tenets is that ple working in the sector to each about what it would look like to everyone involved in making live other in hopes of encouraging new form a coalition of sorts and it all performance in Rhode Island is collaborations and resource-shar- just went from there.” automatically a member, even if ing, ultimately building better per- Since then the group has met they don’t know RIPE exists. Other formance through a stronger com- once a month. At each meeting dif- regions with these types of advoca- munity, and a stronger community ferent people show up with new cy organizations often charge through better performance. things to discuss, and every agenda membership fees to belong, but “Last summer I kept hearing item has led to a small but power- Noon says that she hopes RIPE these stories that rubbed me the ful change in the community. From never has to operate that way. wrong way,” said RIPE’s Chief having a centralized website where “Everyone is invited and every- Advocate, Rebecca Noon, who also people can see all the companies one belongs,” Noon says. “If we all runs Strange Attractor with her in the state and a calendar listing agree that we’re in this together; Harvesters & Purveyors of Nature’s husband Jed Hancock-Brainerd. all performances, to an audience- that our work influences each oth- Finest Shellfish Since 1987 “People kept referring to competi- review podcast of local producer; that the way I function as a per- tion between theatre companies; tions and a general audition for forming artist in this community CLAMS • LOBSTERS • LITTLE NECKS • OYSTERS • MUSSELS that artists shouldn’t go see each performers in Rhode Island, the affects the way every other organi- WHOLE SALE & RETAIL | OPEN 7 DAYS other’s shows; and that there wasn’t grassroots organization is full of zation functions -- then the only room for all the new companies activity and ambition, and has gar- thing left to ask is, am I willing to HACCP Dave & Family 186 Wood Street, Bristol, RI 02809 RI License cropping up. 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If we the artists and prove that, not only is there “Great theater is all about collabo- aren’t championing and encourag- room for all of us, there is room for ration, and RIPE is a great example ing every sector of this performing more.” of what is possible when perform- arts community, then how can we We have live and frozen freshwater Noon contacted every theatre ing arts companies collaborate. expect anyone else to?” and saltwater baits and performing artist she knew The Rhode Island Performance For more information, visit and asked them to contact every- Exchange signals a new era in what www.riperformance.org. Fishing License for saltwater available for RI and MASS residence Hundreds of rods and reels available Herreshoff Museum opens for the season As sure as the daffodils, the annual opening of the Any Combination Rod and Reel 20% OFF Herreshoff Marine Museum heralds the arrival of the Pick Any Reel Match to Any Rod 10% OFF warm season. If you have ever wondered what is in that enormous building with the boats on the front With Any Combo Purchased Receive lawn, April 28 is the day to find out. Visit the Herreshoff Marine Museum on opening day, to see progress on Free Mono Line (up to 300yd) or 50% OFF Any Braid Line the RELIANCE model project, enjoy a sale in the store, enjoy family activities, sign up for a class and learn to Open 7 Days varnish or build a half hull this spring. Sign your kids OFFER VALID THRU APRIL 27, 2013 up for overnight sailing camps aboard KESTREL, or rowing adventures in a wooden gig. “The Herreshoff Museum is proud to offer need- based scholarships for students to attend our summer programs,” says Richard Feeny, Sailing Master and We Make Your Dental Visit Director of Programs. “We raise funds for these scholarships because we believe boating and seamanship A Pleasant Experience education should be a part of everyone’s life here in the East Bay.” Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Field Trips and in-school programs are also growing and September; Wednesday through Sunday in Octo- at the Herreshoff Museum. “The story of the Her- ber; and Friday through Sunday in November and Call Now for a Complimentary reshoff Manufacturing Company is the story of Bristol, December. it’s shipbuilding industry and the work ethic its citi- For more information about their programs visit Cosmetic Consultation zens embody,” said Mr. Feeny. “It is also a story about www.herreshoff.org/programs. Convenient appointments around your schedule! innovative design, technology, and engineering. Our goal is to inspire the public through presentations and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, April 21 hand-on activities about the world-changing innova- Come by and help us prepare for our Opening Day. tions that made history and began here at the old tan- Volunteers will help staff clean, organize and prep nery, later known as Peacock Alley, home of the the Museum for the busy days ahead. Much help is H.M.Co. The Herreshoff Marine Museum wants to tell needed to get us ship shape and Bristol fashion and these stories, with their timeless themes, to local all are welcome to this community building effort to school students. beautify our Museum.Bring friends and come They will be open Wednesday through Sunday in dressed to work. Coffee and donuts will be provided May; Tuesday through Sunday in June, July, August in the morning and pizza will be provided for lunch. East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Page B3 CARDIO CANINE An exercise program for you and your dog — week #3 umans were once classified as hunters and H gatherers. We were a mobile, energy-expended species in search for food, and we existed like this up until about 10,000 years ago. With the onset of agriculture, however, our lifestyles and mindsets changed. Humans learned to raise animals and plant crops; soon, our diges- Marisa tive systems BELLIS were forced to convert and extract nutrients from foods that underwent chemical “processes.” Evidence suggests that dogs were domesticated by hunter and gatherer societies approximately 12,000 to 14,000 years ago. As man adopted dogs, the dogs' need to hunt and scavenge decreased. Evolving together, humans began to select and Prisoner Squat Jogging Pectoral Fly-Twist breed for desirable traits in their canine companions. This selec- Exercises Explained Your Dog,” I am happy to tell tive breeding evolved into today’s Prisoner Squat — Stand you that after completion of this classification of the 8 groups of upright with your feet, shoul- weeks’ workout, you will have dogs; sporting, hound, working, ders’ width apart. Put your fin- now targeted all your major terrier, toy, non-sporting, herding gers on the back of your head muscle groups. Although there is and mixed. and clasp them together. Stick still plenty to come, feel free to Agriculture changed the human your chest out as your shoulder incorporate all the different existence as domestication trans- blades pull backwards and bend exercises to create a more chal- formed the dog. All of this ‘evolu- your knees as you squat down lenging workout. tion’, translated into new and towards the ground. As with all As always, allow you and your sedentary lifestyles as our biolo- squats, keep your knees over dog proper rest during the work- gies remain stuck in the past. your feet and torso tight, then out and the appropriate recov- Today, our dogs are trained on push back up to starting posi- ery times post-workout. And, our time. If we feel like watching tion. don’t forget to nourish yourself television all day, then no doubt, Arm Circles — Stand upright and your best friend with the our best friend is by our side. We with your arms extended by eating guidelines described in are already aware of the damage your sides and your palms fac- week #2. However, be sure to this does to us physically, but did ing inward (towards your front). avoid avocado, alcohol, onions, you know it messes with our psy- Large circles are approximately 1 garlic, coffee, tea, chocolate, chologies as well? foot in diameter; small circles grapes, raisins, dairy products In humans, obesity results in are tight-small circular motions macadamia nuts, candy, gum, many common psychological dis- less than 6 inches in diameter. fat trimmings, cooked bones, orders including depression, low Thumbs Backwards and For- peaches, plums, raw eggs, fish self-esteem, eating disorders, wards: arms are extended, palms and meat and excessive salt in body dysmorphic disorders and open with thumbs up (like the your dogs’ diet. These foods, in anxiety. Dogs also suffer but since Fonz, as my trainer used to say) varying quantities can be toxic they can not verbalize their prob- and move your wrist backwards to your dog. lems, it is up to you to recognize and forwards. Thumbs Up and Please feel free to contact me them. Down: With arms extended, with questions and/or com- If your dog displays any of the reverse thumbs down and pump ments at [email protected] following behaviors: hyperactivi- downwards. (please write CC in the subject ty, excessive barking, whining, Shoulder Press — With a line) and be sure to pick-up next chewing, digging, eating furni- water bottle in each hand, bend weeks’ “East Bay Life” for work- ture, rummaging through garbage your elbows so that the water out #4 as we amp up your work- or aggressive playing he/she bottles reach the height of your out on hills, introduce some dog could be letting you know they ears. Keeping your core tight, games and learn about the human-dog bond. are in need of better nourishment extend your arms and push Shoulder Press and more exercise or activities to those water bottles up and then Happy Tails !!! keep them challenged. Millions of in so that the ends contact one years of hunting and searching another. Then bend your elbows instincts cannot be suppressed back to your ears and repeat. with today's culture and habits. Walking ABs — Walk upright, CARDIO CANINE WORKOUT #3, 30-35 MINUTES As it is your responsibility to making sure your shoulders are 1 minute walk followed by 1 minute light jog followed FOLLOWED BY: care for yourself, it is also yours to back and pull your stomach in by 15 Prisoner Squats 3 minutes light jog care for your dog. “Cardio and hold for 5 seconds and 1 minute walk followed by 2 minutes of a light jog fol- Canine” will help your dog sleep Walk at moderate pace as you do 3 Sets of 10x: release. Do not change your pos- lowed by 15 Prisoner Squats 1 minute walk followed Shoulder Press with Water Bottles better, rid himself of nagging anx- ture and do not stop breathing. by 3 minutes of a light jog followed by 15 Prisoner iety, calm his destructive behav- Jogging Pectoral Fly-Twist — Squats Walking Abs hold for 5 seconds each iors, keep him stimulated and With your palms open and fac- Walk at moderate pace as you do the following 10x FOLLOWED BY: above all solidify your bond. ing front, bend your elbows and each, consecutively: 1 minutes recovery walk Proper exercise and nutrition are pull your shoulders back. a) Wide Arm Circles Forward Jog at light pace as you do 4 Sets of 10x: paramount for you and your Squeeze your chest muscles as dogs’ mental and physical health. you bring arms in front of you b) Wide Arm Circles Backwards Pectoral-Fly Twists (arms out, arms in, twist right For this week’s “Cardio Canine” until your elbows make contact c) Small Arm Circles Forward repeat and twist left) workout, you will need 2 water and then come back to center. d) Small Arm Circles Backwards FOLLOWED BY: bottles, a inflatable dog bowl and Then, keeping your head and 1 minute recovery walk a dog leash of at least 6 feet. And, e) Make a Fist, Point your Thumb Out, and with Your hips pointing forward, twist your Arms Extended, Move Thumbs Forward and Back- please, before trying this workout, 2 minute light jog torso left or right. ward consult with your doctor and vet- If you have been a faithful 5 Minute Recovery/Cool-Down Walk erinarian, if you haven’t already f) Make a Fist, Point your Thumb Out, and with Your reader of “Cardio Canine, A Arms Extended, Move Thumbs Up and Down Repeat this work-out 3x this week done so. Exercise Program for You and Page B4 East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 STRAIGHT UP THE MIDDLE Sharing the Political Locker Room hile I’ve always loved ident Barack Obama noted that an apt description for a Harvard- baseball, it has never Kamala Harris was “by far the educated Rhodes Scholar who is W crossed my mind to best looking” Attorney General in also a wife and a mother. try to play competitively. Like the country. He’s probably right. Attorney General Harris accept- most young girls, I wasn’t partic- Ms. Harris is lovely, but it was so ed the President’s apology and as ularly assertive and back then, completely inappropriate for the far as I know Treasurer Raimondo girls weren’t playing Little President of the United States to ignored the slight—for either to League. Fast publicly comment—negatively or respond in another way would Westport Town Beach Cleanup forward through positively—on the physical have only continued a story that ten years of sin- appearance of an elected official wasn’t a positive for anyone Celebrate Earth Day by helping out with the Westport River gle-sex educa- that it made me see red. The involved. I’m not the politically Watershed Alliance's annual Earth Day clean-up! On April 20 from tion, and I response to the backlash was correct police, but I do want to 10 a.m. to noon, join WRWA at Cherry & Webb Beach to clean up launched into a instantaneous “lighten up – it was remind all the brothers, fathers trash that has accumulated along our beaches and stop the debris career in public just a compliment” or “it’s okay, and husbands that it’s 2013 and from polluting the water. Trash bags, gloves, trash pickers, and affairs and poli- they’re friends.” While this may your sisters, daughters, wives and refreshments will be provided. For more information visit Cara tics, a field that be true, what people don’t get is friends are part of the very same www.westportwatershed.org. CROMWELL was almost as that when these comments are working world where Ms. Harris male dominat- excused, all women in the work- and Ms. Raimondo are taking ed as baseball. In one of my first place take the hit—they have to their lumps. If you want them to jobs I worked almost exclusively be smarter and more talented be treated fairly by their col- with men, some who called me than their male counterparts, just leagues, make sure you keep the “the blonde” until they learned so they aren’t recognized for their playing field level where you my name and another, who looks alone. work. upon meeting me, called me a Closer to home, one of our Cara Cromwell is a public affairs “little nymph” to my colleagues, state’s best political reporters, Ted consultant and enthusiastic Red creating an awkward moment Nesi, noted that State Treasurer Sox fan who believes that in and (unfortunately) an enduring Gina Raimondo’s critics view her politics—and baseball—game joke among some of my oldest as the “handmaiden of Wall changing action occurs in the friends in politics. Street.” While I understand that middle, creating opportunity on I like to think we’ve come a he was trying to underscore a the ball field and compromise long way baby. Today there are point, it’s a description that he and coalition-building in the many more successful women in would never be pinned on a male halls of power.Visit her blog, public office and working behind State Treasurer. In biblical times Straight Up The Middle, at the scenes on both sides of the a handmaiden was a concubine http://straightupthemiddle.blogsp aisle. Recently I was jolted back a for men with infertile wives so ot.com/ and follow her on Twitter generation and reminded that we that they might have children to @cmcromwell. have a long way to go. First, Pres- continue their line. This is hardly

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There will never be a perfect solution but that should not stop efforts to initiate a program that could help prevent gun crimes. East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Page B5 DOWN TO EARTH Sakonnet Bridge Time to appreciate, dig, and divide spring’s tinies s much as enjoy a wide perennials are still deceptively toll update tiny, is the best time to dig, divide angle view of daffodils Senate bill seeking to A on parade, and trees and move plants -- especially any Transportation funding, making beginning to leaf out in colors that bloom after the summer sol- create alternate bridge it the first real opportunity for a that echo fall, I prefer to look at stice. Spring’s rains and mild tem- funding mechanism funding stream in lieu of tolls. spring up close. My magnolia has peratures, if they continue, will “This is an issue of equity and even burst into a help everything settle in quickly gaining momentum; fairness. Any additional tolls thousand super- and grow as if you never inter- Portsmouth solicitor would place an unfair burden on nova stars, but I fered. So give your plants some claims toll illegal; House Newport Pell & Sakonnet Bridge find myself breathing room even if, like me, users. We would be the only focusing on you don’t mind them mingling Finance hearing communities in the State spring’s tinies together over the summer like this Thursday required to pay for the mainte- instead. My party goers in a crowded room. nance of our own transportation flowering dog- They at least shouldn’t be allowed infrastructure” said Senator Kristin wood (Cornus to step on each other’s toes now. Yet another local business Louis DiPalma, the bill’s main GREEN florida) in par- My plan for the next couple of group has taken a stand against sponsor. ticular. Tiny weekends is to dig almost every tolling on the Sakonnet River Portsmouth town solicitor knobs at every twig tip have plant out of my front garden, Bridge, days before the issue Kevin Gavin has weighed in with cracked open like pistachio shells aren’t exactly showoffs. Those divide most and replace smaller comes before the House Finance another potential roadblock to to reveal the tiny petals (bracts flowers must be pollinated by pieces in new combinations. (An Committee. the Sakonnet Bridge toll, claiming actually) surrounding a cluster of ants or the tiniest of fairies intention I’ll keep at least until Last week, the Board of Direc- in a letter last week to the Turn- flowers, and they’ll simply grow instead of honeybees, because to my spade hits the first or second tors of the Newport County pike and Bridge Authority that a larger by the day. It is exquisite in see them almost requires a mag- subterranean boulder.) It will be Chamber of Commerce unani- 2003 state environmental impact its minutest detail. nifier, and they’re such a dark red the best way to reacquaint myself mously voted to support Senator statement commissioned under So are trout lilies, also known as that they’re practically brown and with the garden (and my dreams Louis DiPalma’s Senate Bill 0242. former Governor Carcieri prohib- dogtooth violet and Erythronium well camouflaged by soil. But for it) and it will be like shopping Co-sponsored by Senators Paiva ited the use of tolls on the Sakon- americanum. These native wild- even invisible flowers are gor- without spending any money. Weed, Felag, Ottiano and Bates, net River Bridge. Mr. Gavin says a flowers carpet forest floors, and geous in spring when the sun is Only sweat. But if the sun is out Senator DiPalma’s bill is unique new environmental impact state- more and more of my garden— out and warm on your back. and warm on my back when I’m from all other legislation relating ment is be needed before tolls their tiny canine-shaped bubs I get down on my knees to see down on my knees, my new gar- to bridge tolling. prohibiting could legally be approved. naturalize rhizomatously—with a my garden’s future too. Plants den will be worth every drop. tolling not only on the Sakonnet, Meanwhile, there is a House pair of pointed olive green leaves look so innocent in spring, and Mt. Hope and Jamestown Ver- Finance Committee hearing on splotched with burgundy, and are almost unrecognizable, when Kristin Green is the interpretive razano bridges, but also freezing two toll-related bills, one of will probably be in full bloom by they’re small. May’s spires of horticulturist at Blithewold tolls on the Newport Pell Bridge. which is H 5146, the companion the time you read this. I have to Honesty (Lunaria annua) are still Mansion, Gardens & Arboretum This bill is the first to address the bill to S0242, in Room 35 at the get down on my knees to truly silvery carpets of seedlings (the in Bristol, where she’s worked need for a sustainable funding State Capitol, this Thursday, appreciate the golden yellow smallest are next year’s flowers). since 2003. Follow her garden mechanism for bridge mainte- April 25, at 1 pm. All are encour- flowers dangling like peeled And there’s certainly no indica- blog at http://blog.blithewold.org. nance and for Department of aged to attend. banana skins from a gracefully tion that butterbur (Petasites curved four-inch tall stem. And japonicus) leaves, which are no even though their leaves would bigger than saucers today, emerg- make the prettiest year-round ing near their salad bowls of low ground cover, they’ll disappear green flowers, will be as big as with a sigh soon after the flowers dinner plates by the time you fade. A true spring ephemeral. read this, and the size of tea I have also gotten down on my tables about week after that. It’s knees to watch bees work cobalt almost hard to believe that (other blue Siberian squill (Scilla siberi- more ordinary) perennials, such ca) but only just learned that the as Shasta daisies, nepeta, rud- pollen they collect is blue too. So beckia, and asters, waking from I will look even closer next time. dormancy from tiny clumps and I’m glad I remembered to look for low mats of foliage will grow in a native and European ginger flow- few weeks time to take up three ers (Asarum canadense and A. times their space, if not more. Europaeum) that emerge right In fact, now, before trees and alongside tiny new leaves, but shrubs have leafed out and while Page B6 East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 NO FLUKE

Members of the Rhode Island Party & Charter Boat Association with the food they donated to the Johnny Cake Food Pantry in South County. The food was donated by guests and captains of the association at their annual banquet which was held April 7 at Spain Restaurant, Narragansett. Local ponds stocked for fishing ith more than 20,000 Where to get a fresh water Where’s the bite anglers out at dawn license and trout stamp Craig Castro of Erickson Broth- W on opening day, last A 2013 fishing license is ers Bait & Tackle, said that river Saturday April 13, it’s a good required for anglers 15 years of herring have been in Little Gor- thing that approximately 80,000 age and older wishing to catch ton’s Pond in Warwick behind his hatchery-raised brook, brown, fish. A Trout Conservation shop for about two weeks. Hope- and rainbow trout with an aver- Stamp is also required of anyone fully this bodes well for striped age individual weight of one and wishing to keep or possess a bass fishing this fall too. a half pounds were stocked by trout or to fish in a catch-and- Cod fishing was off this week- DEM staff in release or ‘fly-fishing only’ area. end but captains hope it more than 100 Fishing licenses and the Trout improves as dirty water clears ponds and Conservation Stamp ($5.50) can and settles down. Crowds are streams. Popu- be obtained at any city or town expected to be small and the lar ponds clerk’s office or authorized agent weather is getting warmer, so stocked by DEM such as bait and tackle shops, now may be the time to give it try. prior to opening Wal-Mart and Benny’s. A cur- Good bets for cod fishing include day include: rent list of license vendors is the Seven B’s at Barber Pond, Capt. Dave available on the DEM website, www.sevenbs.com and the Fran- South www.dem.ri.gov. Licenses may cis Fleet at www.francesfleet.com MONTI Kingstown; also be purchase online or both out of Galilee Rhode Island. Carbuncle obtained at DEM’s Boat Regis- Pond, Coventry; Chickasheen tration and Licensing Office Captain Dave Monti has been Brook, South Kingstown; located at 235 Promenade Street fishing and shell fishing on Frenchtown Park Pond, East in Providence. Narragansett Bay for over 40 Greenwich; Hunt River, East License fees remain at $18 for years. He holds a captain’s Greenwich and No. Kingstown; Rhode Island residents and cur- master license and a charter Meshanticut Brook, Cranston; rent members of the Armed fishing license. He is a RISAA Moosup River, Coventry; Paw- Forces, $33 for a combination board member, a member of the catuck River in several towns; hunting and fishing license, $35 RI Party & Charter Boat Silver Spring Lake, North for non-residents, and $16 for a Association and a member of the Kingstown; Tiogue Lake, Coven- tourist three-consecutive-day RI Marine Fisheries Council.Visit try; Eight Rod Farm Pond, Tiver- license. Anglers over 65 must Captain Dave’s No Fluke website ton; and Saint Mary’s Pond, have a license, which for them is at www.noflukefishing.com; his Tiverton. Other popular trout free, but do not need a trout blog at ponds include Willett Pond, East stamp. www.noflukefishing.blogspot.com Providence and Simmons Mill or e-mail him at Pond in Little Compton. [email protected].

The Tides* HiAM HiPM LoAM LoPM Sunrise Sunset Wednesday, April 17 1:06 (3.4) 1:49 (3.2) 6:38 6:45 5:58 7:30 Thursday, April 18 1:53 (3.3) 2:40 (3.3) 7:46 7:55 5:57 7:31 Friday, April 19 2:47 (3.2) 3:35 (3.4) 9:05 9:14 5:55 7:32 Saturday, April 20 3:46 (3.3) 4:32 (3.6) 10:03 10:19 5:54 7:33 Sunday, April 21 4:48 (3.5) 5:26 (4.0) 10:48 11:13 5:52 7:34 Monday, April 22 5:46 (3.7) 6:16 (4.4) 11:28 — 5:51 7:35 Tuesday, April 23 6:38 (4.1) 7:04 (4.9) 12:01 12:08 5:49 7:36 Wednesday, April 24 7:26 (4.3) 7:50 (5.2) 12:48 12:49 5:48 7:37 Thursday, April 25 8:13 (4.6) 8:36 (5.5) 1:35 1:32 5:46 7:38 Full Moon, April 25 — New Moon, May 9 * Information is based on tides in Bristol Harbor. East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Page B7 Food& Dining HEALTHY EATING MARKET UPDATE Breakfast Bonanza any people get into a routine with breakfast M and have the same thing everyday. Other people skip breakfast all together. 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Wednesday SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT April 17 88 Salt Marsh of Tiverton The salt marsh at the Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge is a fragile coastal habitat full of unique species. Enjoy a guided walk through this beautiful coastal location. WHERE: Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge, Seapowet Avenue, Tiverton WHEN: 10-11:30 a.m. COST: Free MORE INFO: Ages 5+; www.asri.org

Through the eyes of snowbirds The Westport Woman’s Club invites members and guests to a video spectacular following their meeting on Wednesday, April 17. Following the Celebrated Barbershop Quartet meeting Joan and Richard Shirley will present, “Windows on Our World” to perform at Linden Place (through the eyes of snowbirds), a forty- five minute program of photographs St. Andrew's Set to Bring Down the House amed the “Busiest Barbershop Quartet in New England,” Gen- erations Barbershop Quartet will fill Linden Place Mansion with and video clips set to music. Though t. Andrew’s School proudly presents The BB6, in “Laugh until You primarily featuring bird photography, their four piece harmonies as part of the mansion’s highly antic- BB6.” The BB6 is a student-based comedy group which performs N the show includes children, local sights ipated Spring Concert Series. in Massachusetts and St. Augustine, original sketch comedy com- S The show will feature sing-a- WHERE: Linden PLace, 500 Hope St., Bristol Florida, sand dunes, beaches, and bined with short-form improv. It’s WHERE: Black Box Theatre at the McCul- longs, narratives about their some very funky people of St. Augus- a fast-paced production that will loch Center for the Arts, St. Andrew’s WHEN: April 28, 2 p.m. School, 63 Federal Road, Barrington songs and a selection of special tine. Both Joan and Dick are award- leave you breathless. “If you rolled COST: Tickets are $15, $10 for Linden Place WHEN: Friday, April 19 and Saturday, April numbers in the mansion’s con- members and free for Colt Circle members. winning members of the Stony Brook ‘Saturday Night Live’ and ‘Who’s Camera Club in Wrentham, MA, and of 20 at 7 p.m. servatory, which once served as Reservations are recommended. Line Is It Anyway?’ into one, then the Photographic Society of America, COST: Free the town barbershop in the MORE INFO: For more information or to you would have ‘Laugh Until You reserve tickets, please call the Linden Place and have won prizes in international MORE INFO: 401/246-1230, ext. 3122; or 1860’s. With a combined 150 competitions. BB6’,” says Joanne Fayan, St. office at 401/253-0390 or e-mail us at email [email protected]. The perfor- years of singing experience, Gen- Andrew’s School Theater Teacher. mance is geared for ages 12 and up. [email protected]. WHERE: Macomber Community House, 930 Main erations Barbershop Quartet has Road, Westport “It’s our third year writing our own performed at locations from WHEN: 7 p.m. comedy show and these students Fenway Park to the Wang Center, and are schedules to appear in the MORE INFO: 508/636-3868 come up with some incredibly outrageous and funny material.” famous Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this year. Toe Jam Puppet Band Save some time on school vacation week for some wild and crazy fun with Appropriate for ages 8 and up, if The Toe Jam Puppet Band. Their per- accompanied by an adult. formances are jammed with a unique Thursday WHERE: Norman Bird Sanctuary, Middletown combination of original songs, master- April 18 WHERE: Riverside Branch Library, 475 Bullocks pen, and an open mind as we will do ful puppetry, storytelling and just plain WHEN: 1-3 p.m. Point Ave., East Providence some writing exercises and discuss sub- old fun, fun, fun. Children and parents Conscious Crafting COST: $6 Members, $10 Non-Members WHEN: 6:30 p.m. jects like writer's block, Language Jour- nals, the influence of other mediums, alike are encouraged to sing and dance Join us for an afternoon of creative MORE INFO: For complete information and to COST: Free register www.normanbirdsanctuary.org etc. along with the band as their high-ener- crafting using recycled and reusable MORE INFO: 401/434-2453. gy show is a definite crowd pleaser. materials. In honor of Earth Day, we'll WHERE: Island Books, 575 East Main Rd., Mid- Registration is not required to attend explore the spectrum of reusing and DIY: Home Haircuts for Kids Poetry Writing Class with Shari dletown this free program. Appropriate for all transforming ordinary objects and Hairstylist, Sheena Tompkins, will Alavanas WHEN: 6 p.m. ages. materials into treasured keepsakes and introduce basic hair cutting technique- Shari Alvanas (our newest bookseller) COST: Free WHERE: Barrington Public Library, County Road functional art. Learn how to make sand tools, and she will answer your will help us celebrate National Poetry MORE INFO: 401/849-2665 WHEN: 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. envelopes, paper bead jewelry, mag- questions. Observe live demonstra- Month and Poem in Your Pocket Day COST: Free nets and more. This is a perfect time to tionson children, both boys & girls. Free with a Poetry Writing Class. All levels are make an early Mother's Day gift. and open to all, no registration neces- welcome. Please bring paper, pencil or See FRIDAY Page 10 MORE INFO: 401/247-1920 ext. 4 sary. Page B10 East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Days

8 Pawtucket community. The farm tour Touisset Family Walk will include three geodesic dome SPOTLIGHT This beautiful coastal property boasts a Friday greenhouses. Emily Jodka and Bleu lush salt marsh, grassy meadows, and a Grijalva will discuss their aquaponic diverse forest. Join Audubon and From Page 9 system, the nitrogen cycle and the rela- explore the many habitats of this amaz- tionship between the fish and plants. ing wildlife refuge. April 19 The tour will continue to the ”mushroom room,” an outdoor shelter for WHERE: Touisset Marsh Wildlife Refuge, Touisset Family Birding Walk mushroom production. Attendees will Road, Warren Would you like to learn all about birds learn about Shiitake mushroom pro- WHEN: 9:30-11 a.m. and the healthy hobby of birding? Dur- duction in oak logs. Emily and Bleu will COST: Free ing this hike we will look for the most offer cultivation tips and demonstrate MORE INFO: www.asri.org common birds found in our area, learn space saving techniques. how to tell them apart, and the best way WHERE: New Urban Farm, 483 Weeden St, to use binoculars. Mini- activities along Pawtucket, RI the hike will include singing like a bird WHEN: 2 to 3:30 p.m. the art of birding by ear, a bird scav- COST: Free enger hunt and a closer look at feather. Sunday Bring your own binoculars; some will April 21 be available to borrow. Backyard Poultry Keeping Workshop The easiest way to bring farming home Earth Day Kite Fly at Glen Park WHERE: Caratunk Wildlife Refuge, 301 Brown is to keep Backyard Chickens. (And the Avenue, Seekonk, MA Bring your family, friends and neigh- eggs are pretty tasty, too!) Learn how bors for some springtime outdoor fun! WHEN: 10-11 a.m. and buy Rare Breed chicks perfect for Experienced kite flyer, Tom Casselman, COST: Free low maintenance home keeping. will amaze all with his unique kite flying MORE INFO: www.asri.org WHERE: Coggeshall Farm, Bristol skills! Bring a chair and your own kite WHEN: 1 p.m. and join in on the fun! The Navy Band Providence Premieres Brass Quintet will perform live music, COST: $15 members/$25 non-members Providence Premieres, a new initiative and bounce house and Mother MORE INFO: 401/253-9062 launched to premiere new music in Nature-themed storyteller/musician Rhode Island, will hold its Inaugural Craig Bickhardt at Tiverton's Sandywoods Lindsay Adler will delight young chil- Concert of World Premieres featuring Earth Day Celebration dren. eight composers from Providence, New Join staff at NBS to celebrate Earth Day. raig Bickhardt combines a seasoned troubadour’s easy com- WHERE: Glen Park, Portsmouth The day will begin with a Family Nature York City, Chicago and Los Angeles. The mand of his art with a beginner’s passion to win over his next WHEN: 12:30-3:30 p.m. evening will showcase three world- Hike. Bring your own lunch and join us audience and top his for a picnic by the garden. After lunch, C COST: Free, donations accepted class musicians: Rhode Island Philhar- next song. A Craig Bickhardt live WHERE: Sandywoods, 43 Muse Way, Tiverton we'll learn all the ins and outs of com- monic players Alexey Shabalin (Violin) set is a mix of absurd anecdotes WHEN: April 19, 7:30 p.m. Doors open at 7. and Hyunjung Choi (Harp), and former posting and complete a service project Rhody Wed, an Indie Wedding COST: $12 advance, $15 at the door Metropolitan Opera Soprano Blythe in the garden. and personal confessions, Showcase MORE INFO: Walker. An historic event for Provi- WHERE: Norman Bird Sanctuary, Middletown accompanying a well-stocked Independent & Awesome Vendors www.brownpapertickets.com/event/313059 include: MUSE artisan wedding bands dence, the ensemble will premiere WHEN:11-2:30 p.m. bag of original tunes and the eight newly commissioned works writ- & rings; fair trade & local flowers; letter- COST: Free occasional choice cover. His ten by eight hot, new artists. Flying in decades in music have given his performances the depth of experience. press invitations & design gifts, cards & from across the country, the composers MORE INFO: To register visit www.normanbird- invites; photography; food trucks & will be present to talk about their new sanctuary.org caterers; live music by local musicians pieces and engage with audience mem- & bands. bers at the concert and during the cock- Gallery Talk: Top 10 Things Every Artist tracks voice, Liz has steadily developed http://www.stonesoupcoffeehouse.com WHERE: Simply Devine, 125 Water St. Warren, tail reception following the premieres. Should Know, with Heather Darcy RI Bhandari a reputation as an accomplished song- WHERE: The Governor Henry Lippitt House writer, crafting intimately personal por- WHEN: 12-5 p.m. Join us as Heather Darcy Bhandari, Merrillton: A Historic Newport Museum, 99 Hope Street, Providence traits through her music. Most recently, COST: $10 in advance, $15 at the door director of Mixed Greens Gallery in Landscape WHEN: 8 p.m. Liz's music has taken center stage on a MORE INFO: www.rhodywed.com New York, a Brown University profes- national level with numerous television With guest guide Tim Brown of the COST: Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 at door. sor, and co-author of Art/Work, shares Newport Tree Society. Newport History Patron seats are $50 (purchase in advance). placements and radio airplay. Seth Gli- her wisdom about navigating a career er is a Grammy nominated artist. Tours is the joint collaboration between MORE INFO: www.providencepremieres.org in the arts. Grounded by exceptional musicianship the Newport Historical Society and the Steve Caddick & Avalon in concert Newport Restoration Foundation. NHT, WHERE: Dedee Shattuck Gallery, 1 Partners Lane and an equally singular gift for lyrical Steve Caddick and Avalon play songs (off 865 Main Rd), Westport, MA detail, the Massachusetts native’s which received a Yankee Magazine Best from the “golden age” of music, from of Award, offers the most comprehen- WHEN: 1 p.m. newest songs cast light on the chal- the 1890s to the 1960s, the era of “Tin sive line-up of walking tours that Pan Alley”. The group uses vintage COST: Free lenges of adult life, through the lens of Saturday the everyday American. explores Newport’s early history and stringed instruments to recreate this MORE INFO: 508/636-4177; www.dedeeshat- are extensively researched for historical music in a new, exciting and fun way. April 20 tuckgallery.com WHERE: St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 50 Park accuracy. Proceeds from the tours sup- Place, Pawtucket Steve plays banjo, guitar and mandola port both nonprofit organizations. to bring color to the songs. Paul Poirier Aquaponic Systems & Mushroom Liz Longley and Seth Glier at Stone Soup WHEN: 8 p.m. Reservations are required as space is Cultivation and Rene Marion perform on guitar Coffeehouse COST: $16.00 in advance through PayPal on our limited. and banjo. In addition, Steve and Rene Learn about the successes of this urban Best known for her stop-you-in-your- website and $18.00 at the door WHERE: Brick Market: Museum & Shop, 127 both sing and engage their audience so farm and how it became part of the MORE INFO: Thames St., Newport that everyone has a great time while WHEN: 10:30 a.m. they are performing. Some have com- COST: $15 per person, $10 Newport Historical pared their humor to the “Smothers Society members Brothers”. MORE INFO: www.NewportHistoryTours.org WHERE: Christ Church, 57 Main St., Swansea, MA East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Page B11 Days

WHERE: Firehouse Theater, 4 Equality Park Boulevard, 353 Blackstone Blvd., Providence vatory Theatre8 in San Francisco, and SPOTLIGHT Place, Newport WHEN: 4 p.m. later an Associate Professor of English WHEN: 7 p.m. COST: Free and Humanities at Aims Community COST: Free College in Greeley, Co. This is her 2nd MORE INFO: Please R.S.V.P.: 401/273-6565 collection of poems. Her poem Les Sampou brings MORE INFO: http://milkwood.net/2011/07/04/a- forest-garden-year-dvd-review/ "Woman-without-Arms" won the Emi- Film series: Gerhard Richter Painting ly Dickinson Award in 2000. Linda now "twang and blues" to the East Bay One of the world’s greatest living lives in Portland, Maine. Mad Science Lab Night painters, the German artist Gerhard es Sampou writes and sings The Mad Scientists of Mad Science of WHERE: Island Books, 575 East Main Rd., Mid- Richter has spent over half a century dletown Americana music with a Southern MA & RI will once again be experimenting with a tremendous passionate, rockabilly- turning the Heritage State Park Visitors range of techniques and ideas, address- WHEN: 6:30 p.m. L COST: Free blues edge that lifts your spirits Center into a Mad Science Laboratory ing historical crises and mass media high, followed by ballads that dig for a night. Mad Science will have “edu- representation alongside explorations MORE INFO: 401/849-2665 taining” science demonstrations and into your soul like few artists can. of chance procedures. Infamously hands-on activities for elementary media-shy, he agreed to appear on When a Will Won't: An Estate Plan for Her musical career has spanned school age children and their parents. camera for the first time in 15 years for the Living five recordings and countless lis- In addition to tables of managed and a 2007 short by filmmaker Corinna Belz Estate planning is the focus of this one- tening rooms, bars, and festivals self-directed science activities, there called Gerhard Richter’s Window. Her session class offered by Larry Berren, as well as over several hundred will be a Mad Science Show beginning follow-up, Gerhard Richter Painting, is Esq., who serves on the RI Bar Associa- thousand miles of road. This at 6 p.m. a thrilling document of Richter’s cre- tion Probate and Trust Committee; he is blues/rock musician got her start WHERE: Heritage State Park Visitors Center, 200 ative process, juxtaposed with intimate also a founding member of Wealth conversations (with his critics, his col- in the Boston folk scene and now Davol Street, Fall River, MA Counsel, LLC, the premier organization WHEN: 5:30-7:30 laborators, and his American gallerist for estate planning attorneys and the RI has moved on to national promi- Marian Goodman) and rare archive COST: Free Estate Planning Council. This Barring- nence and acclaim. material. MORE INFO: 508/679-0081; ton Community School course address- www.MadScience.org/SouthernMass WHERE: The Meeting House, 3850 Main Road, es Revocable living trust-centered plan- WHERE: Sandywoods, 43 Muse Way, Tiver- Tiverton ning, the five elements of every trust, ton WHEN: 7:30 p.m. how and why a trust avoids probate, WHEN: April 20, 8 p.m., doors open 7:30 pm COST: Free and what other documents should be part of every living trust-centered plan COST: $18 advance, $20 at the door MORE INFO: fourcornersarts.org MORE INFO: www.sandywoodsmusic.com; WHERE: Barrington Middle School, Middle High- 401-241-7349; BYOB and food allowed Wednesday way, Barrington April 24 Poet Linda Alrdrich at Island Books Linda is visiting us a part of her March WHEN: 7-9 p.m. Concetta L. Giso in Concert and Mad Women book tour. She is a COST: $29 BCS members/$34 non-members graduate of University of New Hamp- MORE INFO: Call 401/245-0432 weekday morn- Accomplished musician Concetta L. WHEN: 3 p.m. ical challenges of our time. shire, Florida State University (MAThe- ings, or visit the website, www.barrcomm- Giso, who regularly performs in the COST: $15; kids free WHERE: Jane Pickens Theater, Washington atre Arts), and Vermont College school.com Providence area, returns for a pub hour MORE INFO: For reservations, call Peggy at Square, Newport (MFA/Poetry). She was director of the performance. Light refreshments will 508/674-2245 or email to [email protected]. Young Conservatory and a member of WHEN: 6 p.m. be served. Tickets may also be reserved by contacting the COST: Free the repertory at the American Conser- church office at 508/678-0923. Seating in the WHERE: EPOCH Senior Living on Blackstone See THURSDAY Page 12 church is limited so reserve early. MORE INFO: http://www.elementalthefilm.com Marine Systems & Composites Technology Open House at IYRS Individuals interested in pursuing new career tracks at IYRS will have a chance to step inside the school’s workshops Monday during an April Open House at the April 22 school’s Bristol campus. The event will give career seekers an opportunity to Couponing Plus at Tiverton Library observe students working on the shop Celebrate Money Smart Week at your and lab floor; meet IYRS instructors; library. Learn the tips and tricks that and participate in a question-and- will save you money on your grocery answer session on the application bill and more. process and financial aid. The Compos- ites Technology Program trains stu- WHERE: Essex Library, 238 Highland Rd., Tiver- ton dents in the theory and hands-on practice of working with composite materi- WHEN: 6:30 p.m. als, a method of construction that rep- COST: $5 registration fee includes money saving resents the next generation of building handouts. materials in many industries—includ- MORE INFO: Space is very limited, call 401/625- ing aerospace, construction, boat 6796 to register. building, automotive and wind energy. The Marine Systems Program teaches 'Dangerous Minds' students to install, maintain and trou- Educators, parents and students can bleshoot the onboard systems used on view free films at Barrington Public modern and classic boats. Both pro- Library on themes connected to stu- grams are six months long, beginning dent learning. The film series, titled: in March and September. Teacher Movies Through the Years, con- WHERE: 253 Franklin Street, Bristol tinues with Dangerous Minds (1995). WHEN: 4-6:30 p.m. WHERE: Barrington Public Library, County Road MORE INFO: www.iyrs.org; 401/848-5777, ext. WHEN: 7 p.m. 216 COST: Free MORE INFO: www.barringtonlibrary.org; Vermeer, Master of Light 401/247-1920 x2. The award-winning film, "Vermeer, Master of Light", narrated by Meryl Earth Day Solar Electricity Seminar Streep, will be shown following an Learn how homeowners and business- introduction by local artist and CCRI es profit by installing solar panels while instructor Keith Fox. A discussion will getting free electricity from the sun and follow. making a big difference in the health of WHERE: Weaver Library, 41 Grove Avenue, East people and the earth. Topics to be cov- Providence ered include: a comparison of renew- WHEN: 6:30 p.m. able energy technologies, the compo- COST: Free nents of a solar array, installation con- MORE INFO: 401/434-2453 or siderations, and how incentives help to [email protected]. pay for solar systems. Seating is limited, so please call to register and receive a free gift when you attend. WHERE: Vento Industries, 309 Taunton Avenue, Seekonk (just past Johnson & Wales Inn on route 44) Tuesday WHEN: 6:30-8:00 p.m. April 23 COST: Free A Forest Garden Year MORE INFO:508/399-0120 A snapshot of the quiet revolution of 'Elemental' Permaculture as seen through forest garden in the UK’s temperate clime— "Elemental" tells the story of three an example of what can be done with a individuals united by their deep con- minimum of effort to produce an abun- nection with nature and driven to con- dant crop of unusual edible trees, front some of the most pressing ecolog- plants, shrubs and ground cover. Page B12 East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 8 Days Thursday SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT From Page 11 An Evening with Frank Fairfleld April 25 ommon Fence Music at Channing Church pre- ART Night: Gallery & Open Studio Tours of Bristol and Warren Csents An Evening with Frank Fairfleld, old time multi- This month's ART Night features 18 open galleries and business partners in Instrumentalist and singer. Bristol and Warren, and four open stu- Frank Fairfield is a young man dio tours of local artists: Allison New- and old time folk musician who some, a Harvard ceramics instructor plays fiddle, guitar and banjo and internationally recognized bronze while singing and hollering. This and clay sculptor (74 Baker St., Warren); new “word of mouth” sensation Janice Lee Kelly, an air & helium sculptor whose work is on display at the Lin- channels the spirit of another coln Center in New York (#219A, 30 Cut- era in his spellbinding live ler St., Warren); cut-paper artist Robert shows. A native of California, Pillsbury, a Harvard art graduate who Frank sings tunes he has collect- creates three-dimensional surfaces ed from around the world as using layered, woven, hand–cut paper well as his own well-dusted dit- (Maxwell House, 59 Church St., War- ties. His eclectic sets feature ren); and Dawn Oliveira, a textile Opening Reception at IMAGO designer who has worked with Polo soaring hillbilly ballads, arcane Ralph Lauren and Emanuel Ungarro mago Foundation for the Arts will hold a reception celebrating the rambling songs and murder bal- (219 High St., Bristol). Ride the free trol- opening of a group exhibit featuring the art work of member Lenny lads delivered in a reedy tenor ley, visit galleries and take a rare peek IRumpler and guest artists John Boland and David Gonville. Mr. Rum- with that irresistible American inside artists’ studios to see how cre- pler is an accomplished photogra- Primitive quality. Still in his ative works come to life. ART Night is a pher and Barrington resident who WHERE: IMAGO Gallery, 36 Market Street, twenties but steeped in the pre- partnership between the Warren Arts made the switch to digital after Warren War Americana of Mississippi Initiative and Bristol Independent Gal- WHEN: April 19 from 6-8 p.m.; exhibit runs leries and runs on the last Thursday of more than 40 years of traditional John Hurt and Dock Boggs, he WHERE: Channing Memorial Church, 135 Pel- through May 25, 4-8 p.m. Thursdays, and ham Street, Newport every month from April through Octo- photography. Mr. Boland, of War- noon-8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. cut his teeth as a street performer ber. Participating galleries and business WHEN: April 20, 8 p.m. ren, is a ceramic artist specializing COST: Free in LA and has the raw intensity partners are showing the work of many COST: $20 in advance ,$23 at the door and in stoneware, porcelain and raku MORE INFO: www.imagofoundation4art.org and quick-fingered technique to more dozens of local arts and some for contemporary interiors. Mr. make your hairs stand on end. $15 (30 and under with I.D.) businesses are offing special ART Night Gonville, also of Barrington, com- MORE INFO: www.commonfencemusic.org dining and shopping incentives. Alternating between banjo, fid- bines repurposed materials, various mediums, and abstract cartography dle and guitar, he performs a dif- WHERE: Catch the free trolley from one of many trolley stops in Warren & Bristol, to capture the patterns of surf in an often hostile, yet ultimately zen New ferent set of traditional songs and originals each night, drawing on his England environment. WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m. encyclopedic knowledge of the American folk canon. COST: Free MORE INFO:artnightbristolwarren.org or [email protected] Live Art Demo fun and informative artist demonstra- the Arts in Tiverton. Live music by Sun- 5700 Join Alta Luna Gallery on Art Night for a tion and discussion,"The Art of Pastels dial, with veteran dance caller Paul with the very talented Jay Egge. Wednesday: World Tavern Poker; Wilde. All dances are taught, partners Thursday: Karaoke with Johny Angel; WHERE: Alta Luna Gallery, 297 Hope St., Bristol not necessary, and beginners and chil- Friday: World Tavern Poker; Saturday: (upstairs from Green River Silver) dren always welcome! Celebrate hump Liquid Fix; Tuesday: Karaoke with WHEN: 6-9 p.m. day by dancing the night away in a Johny Angel COST: Free beautiful new dance hall. MORE INFO: 401/688-0396 WHERE: Sandywoods Center for the Arts, 43 Benjamin’s Sports Club Muse Way, Tiverton 4 Stafford Road, Tiverton; 401/624-3899 WHEN: 7-10 p.m. COST: $6 general admission, $3 for kids 16 and Saturdays: Pro Karaoke with Rick & under, $14 for families Joan MORE INFO: 401-241-7349; www.sandy- Music woodsmusic.com Bovi’s Town Tavern The Boston Children's Chorus 287 Taunton Ave., East Providence; The Community Concert Series at St. Experience the Beatles with RAIN 401/434-9670 Michael's Church presents its final con- Direct from their phenomenally suc- Friday: Deluxe Edition; Saturday: Hind- cert of the season: The Boston Chil- cessful Broadway engagement, the sight; Mondays: John Allmark 16-piece dren's Chorus. Harnessing the power internationally-acclaimed Beatles con- jazz band. and joy of music to unite diverse com- cert, "Experience the Beatles with munities and inspire social change, this RAIN", returns to the Providence Per- national award-winning Premier Cho- forming Arts Center for one night only. British Beer Company rus will delight you with songs from It's the next best thing to seeing The 29 State St., Bristol; 401/253-6700 classical, folk and spiritual traditions. Beatles! Wednesday: Open Mic Night; Thurs- Dinner/concert packages will again be WHERE: PPAC, 220 Weybosset Street, Provi- day: Dean Petrella of The Complaints; available at Le Central and Redlefsen's, dence Friday: Rendition; Saturday: Mr. Who- The package price includes a fixed price WHEN: 8 p.m. do; Tuesday: Team Trivia. menu and concert ticket, given at the restaurant. Reservations are COST: $30-$60 required. MORE INFO: 401/421-2787 Custom House Coffee 600 Clock Tower Square, West Main WHERE: St. Michael's Church Spring dinner-dance Road, Portsmouth WHEN: Saturday, April 27, 7 p.m. A delicious dinner of French meat pies COST: $20, $15 (seniors), $10 (students), avail- Sunday: Open mic with Gary Fish, 2-5 able at Paper, Packaging & Panache and at the will be served from 6-7 p.m., with danc- p.m, guest musician 3 to 3:45 p.m. door. ing to the music of JES We Three following at 7 p.m. MORE INFO: Visit www.ccsatsm.org to view DeWolf Tavern menus online and call 254-9626 for more infor- WHERE: Portsmouth Multi-Purpose Senior Cen- 259 Thames St., Bristol; 401/254-2005 mation. ter, 110 Bristol Ferry Road WHEN: 6 p.m., April 20 Wednesdays: The Rick Costa Trio (jazz) Contra Dance at Sandywoods COST: $15 Contra dance at Sandywoods Center for MORE INFO: 401/683-4106 The Italian Club 13 Kelley St., Warren; 401/289-0166 Aidan’s Irish Pub Karaoke with Spotlight Entertainment, State St., Bristol; 401/254-1940 9 p.m.-12:30 a.m. drink specials and prizes. Sunday: An Irish seisiun, 5-9 p.m.

Atlantic Sports Pub The Knights of Columbus 28 Fish Rd., Tiverton 70 Shove St., Tiverton; 401/816-5996 Karaoke every Friday night with Mari- Every Wednesday: Pro Karaoke by Rick ozations Studio; food from 6-11 p.m.; & Joan karaoke and dancing from 7-11 p.m. Friday: Second Avenue; Saturday: Shot Computer karaoke or BYO CD. Free in the Dark admission. 50/50 raffle, hosted by Jesse Bertholde 401/297-6604 Beach House 506 Park Ave., Portsmouth; 401/293- The Luxury Box East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Page B13 Days

350 Fall River Ave., Seekonk; 508/336- content for mature audiences. members; $15 per adult, $8 per youth for mem- dance melded with storytelling. Using first class passenger8 survivors. In addi- 6634 WHERE: RWU Performing Arts Center, 1 Old Fer- bers her life as the basis for her perfor- tion, there will be a maritime poetry Thursday: Chris from What Matters?; ry Road, Bristol MORE INFO: 401/848-8200; www.NewportArt- mances, Hunter weaves a personal reading at 7p.m. on Thursday, April 18. movement style, current events, child- Friday: karaoke; Saturday: Brother to WHEN: April 19-21; 24-27; 7:30 p.m. all perfor- Museum.org WHERE: The Marine Museum at Fall River, 70 Brother; Tuesday: karaoke mances except Sunday, April 21 at 2 p.m. hood memories (the eccentric world of Water Street in Battleship Cove her midwestern upbringing), eclectic Open Mic WHEN: April 17-20 COST: $10 for general admission; $5 for students music, and surprising set or installa- and seniors Chris Farias hosts an open mic at Merrill Lounge tion. COST: Free with $6 admission MORE INFO: 401/254-3666. Sandywoods Center for the Arts. MORE INFO: 508/674-3533 535 North Broadway, east Providence; WHERE: Church of the Redeemer, Hope Street, WHERE: Sandywoods Center for the Arts, 43 401/434-9742 Providence (across from East Side Pharmacy.) 'Hello Dolly!' Muse Way, Tiverton World premiere of Social Creatures Friday: Bobby Justin; Saturday: Spell- WHEN: April 20, 26, 27; 7:30 p.m. The Mt. Hope Masqueraders, Directed WHEN: 7-10 p.m. Tuesdays Dig yourself out of the depths of winter binders COST: $10 admission/pay at the door by Carol Schlink, will be performing COST: Free; donations appreciated doldrums with Trinity Rep's world "Hello Dolly!" in Bristol. Discounted MORE INFO: 401/529-4391 premiere of Social Creatures, a strange- Not Your Average Bar & Grille MORE INFO: 401/241-7349; www.sandy- Box Office Tickets are available at woodsmusic.com ly beautiful, beautifully strange “drame- 275 Child St., Warren; 401/245-9517 www.huskyzone.org through May 8. Remembering the Titanic dy” about the end of the world as we Friday: Vintage Soul; Saturday: God-AM WHERE: Mt. Hope High School Performing Arts Paula Hunter Away From Home The Fall River Marine Museum will know it. Like nothing Trinity Rep audi- Center, 199 Chestnut St., Bristol The premiere dancing monologuist, have a daily scheduled showing of ences have seen before, this world pre- One Pelham East WHEN: May 9-11 at 7 p.m.; May 12 at 2 p.m. Hunter's honest, bittersweet, and videos of the RMS Titanic. Information, miere play was commissioned in 2010 prints and posters as well as two ships from Jackie Sibblies Drury – a remark- 270 Thames St., Newport; 401/847-9460 COST: General $15.00 / Seniors & Students- always hilarious performances do not $10.00 disappoint and Paula Hunter Away flags are on display, along with the able new playwright and graduate of Friday: The Criminals; Saturday: From Home is firmly in this tradition of recording made by Marjorie Newell MORE INFO: [email protected]; Robb who was the last of the Titanic’s See THEATER Page 14 Groovin You; Tuesday: Stu Sinclair from 401/254-5980 ext 3163 Never in Vegas International Film Festival in Bristol 133 Club From cutting-edge documentaries to 29 Warren Ave., East Providence; provocative narrative films, the eighth 401/438-1330 annual Roving Eye International Film Wednesdays: karaoke with Big Bill; Festival promises to be a portal for dis- Thursdays: The Mac Odom Band; Fri- covery to film-lovers across the region. days: Stone Leaf; Saturday: Rock-A- The popular event celebrates global Blues; Sunday: Vintage Soul cinema and artists, will take place April 14-19 & 28th, and is presented by col- Scampi laboration between FLICKERS: Rhode Island International Film Festival and 657 Park Ave., Portsmouth; 401/293- Roger Williams University. More than 5844 50 international films will be show- Fridays: Andre Arsenault; Saturdays: cased, many United States premieres. Alissa Musto All screenings are free to the general public and will take place on the cam- Stella Blues pus of Roger Williams University in Bristol, at the Global Heritage Hall and 50 Miller St., Warren; 401/289-0349 the Mary Tefft White Cultural Center. Friday and Saturday: Live acoustic The Festival’s slogan for 2013 is “You music Know You Want to Look.” WHERE: Roger Williams University, 1 Old Ferry Westport VFW Road, Bristol 243 State Road (Route 6), Westport; WHEN: April 14-19, 28 508/676-9778 COST: Free Saturday: live acoustic music MORE INFO: http://www.film-festival.org/Roving- Eye.php

Murder at the Museum The Marley Bridges Theatre Company presents an interactive murder mystery, Theater “A Diamond in the Rough.” Visitors step back in time to the Griswold House of & Stage the 1890s, when the property was still a private home. George Griswold, a ne’er- 'Avenue Q' at RWU do-well and sole heir to the Girswold The musical that brought puppets to fortune, is throwing an “inheritance Broadway with a joyous combination of party” when something terrible hap- life action, foam and fur, Avenue Q pens. Audience members will search swept the 2004 Tony Awards for Best the galleries for clues and question sus- Musical, Book, and Score. The play pects to help solve the crime. answers the question of what happens WHERE: Newport Art Museum, 76 Bellevue Ave., when Muppets grow up still searching Newport for direction and love in their lives? WHEN: 5:30 p.m. April 20, 25 and 27 Described as the Sesame Street for COST: $25 per adult, $13 per youth for non- grown-ups, this show contains adult Page B14 East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Days

8 school vacation! Children ages 4 - 13 Children’s Story Hour The librarian will provide a theme for with a parent, grandparent or caregiver. can have a blast during winter, spring Miss Margie reads several theme-relat- inspiration, but participants can WHERE: Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425 Hawthorn Theater and summer school vacations with a ed story and picture books geared explore the open-ended possibilities of St. New Bedford, MA week of games, hands-on activities, creating on their own. Donations are towards the pre-school set, followed by WHEN: 1 p.m., Wednesday, April 24 crafts, animal encounters and tours of Legos are always welcome. From Page 13 craft time allowing the children to COST: Zoo Members: $24 per session; Non-Mem- the Zoo! Tadpole Academy ( ages 4-5) or express their creativity based on the fun WHERE: Weaver Memorial Library, 41 Grove Zoo Adventures (ages 6-10) bers: $36 per session plus zoo admission the Brown MFA playwriting program. facts and stories they just heard. Ave.; and Riverside Branch, 475 Bullocks Point MORE INFO: Pre-registration required: 508/991- Ave. WHERE: Dowling Theater, Trinity Rep, 201 Wash- WHERE: 1000 Elmwood Avenue, Providence WHERE: Barrington Books, Barrington Shopping 4556; www.bpzoo.org ington St., Providence WHEN: April 15-19 Center, County Road, Barrington WHEN: 3:45-4:45 p.m., April 24 and May 22 (Riverside) WHEN: Through April 21 MORE INFO: 401/785-3510; rwpzoo.org WHEN: 10 a.m. Thursdays Young Children’s Story Hour COST: Free COST: $28-$68 COST: Free Bring your little ones for stories geared MORE INFO: 401/434-2453 (Weaver); 401/433- MORE INFO: 401/351-4242; www.trinityrep.com Party for the Planet for 3- to 5-year-olds. Includes a craft MORE INFO: 401/245-7925; www.barrington- 4877 (Riverside) Party for the Planet is a weeklong green books.com and light snack. extravaganza at The Roger Williams WHERE: Baker Books, Route 6, Dartmouth Park Zoo featuring art made from recy- Li'l Peeps Spring Session Legos at the Library — Bristol Program is generally for school-aged WHEN: 10 a.m. Thursdays cled products or inspired by nature, This popular program introduces chil- children, but big Legos are available for COST: Free interactive demos that will teach you all dren ages 18 to 36 months to the Kids & the fun you can have outdoors and children as young as 4. Parents are MORE INFO: 508/997-6700; delights of nature through age-appro- asked to stay. www.bakerbooks.net green organizations from throughout priate, hands-on activities. Along with Outdoors RI sharing tips on how to live green in a nature lesson, activities may include WHERE: Rogers Free Library, 525 Hope St., Bris- your community and home. This April nature walks, crafts, songs and stories. tol It's a Party for the Planet at the vacation, don’t miss out on a party as This is also a wonderful opportunity to WHEN: 3:30-4:30 p.m. Thursdays Buttonwood Park Zoo! big and green as the Earth itself! make new friends with the other chil- COST: Free Visit the zoo Monday through Friday WHERE: Roger Williams Park Zoo, Providence dren and parents. There will be no class MORE INFO: 401/253-6948 Arts & during school vacation week and enjoy WHEN: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., April 15-19 April 18, 2013 due to school vacation. conservation crafts and activities from COST: Events are free with zoo admission. Class is limited to 12 children so please Seal-Watching Cruises 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with zoo staff and register early. Adults must accompa- Antiques MORE INFO: 401/785-3510; rwpzoo.org Save The Bay’s one- or two-hour tours community partners. Se website for ny children and there are no refunds for Aerial kite photography show details. missed classes. In order to maintain provide stunning glimpses of harbor Children’s Reading Circle An aerial kite photography exhibit fea- an age-appropriate program we ask seals while peppering guests with fun WHERE: Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425 Hawthorn turing the work of Dr. Ivan Wolfson will Preschool children can join the fun that older siblings not accompany the facts about the aquatic mammals, such St. New Bedford run through May 2. According to Dr. every Thursday for stories, snacks and a parent/child team. as their social habits and frequent WHEN: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., April 15-19 craft activity. haunts. Expert guide and binoculars are Wolfson, a small digital camera is COST: Free with zoo admission WHERE: Audubon Environmental Education Cen- included in ticket price. Two-hour pro- attached via a few metal brackets to the WHERE: Partners Village Store, 865 Main Road, ter, 1401 Hope Street, Bristol line of his kite. He selects the angle, and MORE INFO: For the full schedule, please visit Westport grams include a tour of the Rose Island www.bpzoo.org WHEN: 9:45-10:45 a.m., April 25; May 2, 2013 Lighthouse. programs the camera to take a photo, WHEN: 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thursdays MORE INFO: 401/954-5454 usually between five and 10 seconds, COST: Free WHERE: Boat departs from 142 Long Wharf Roger Williams Park Zoo's 'Zoo Camp' Dock (intersection of Washington and Long rotating a few degrees every 10 seconds. “The randomness makes the process ZooCamp is one of our most popular MORE INFO: 508/636-2572; www.partnersvil- Lego Club — East Providence Wharf streets), Newport lagestore.com more interesting for me and gives the programs, and it’s no wonder why –it’s Kids in grades K to 5 are invited to build WHEN: Through April 21; check website for photographs, especially the ones with the wildest way to spend a week during alongside other kids who love Legos. times people, a candid feel,” he said. The pho- COST: $20 per person, $15 for Save The Bay tographs are taken from between 50 members, seniors and children ages 4-12, and and 300 feet high. free for kids 3 and under for one-hour tours; $40 per person, $35 for Save The Bay members, WHERE: The Temple Habonim Art Gallery, 165 seniors and children ages 4-12, and $5 for kids 3 New Meadow Road, Barrington and under for two-hour tours WHEN: Through May 2. MORE INFO: www.savebay.org COST: Free MORE INFO: 401/245-6536; Toddler Tales [email protected] Enjoy a zooper fun story time at the Zoo! Includes a snack and a craft/activ- Deep Woods at DeBlois Gallery ity. Recommended for ages 3+ "Deep Woods", an exhibit of the works WHERE: Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425 Hawthorn of Robert Sabin and Eleanor Sabin, will St. New Bedford, MA be featured at the DeBlois Gallery dur- WHEN: 10:30 a.m., every Thursday in April ing the month of April. This show marks the first time that this talented COST: Free with zoo admission father/daughter duo has publicly MORE INFO: 508/991-4556; www.bpzoo.org exhibited their work together. And, while their mediums and styles differ Toe Jam Puppet Band greatly, the viewer is certain to enjoy Sing, dance and play the hour away discovering the common thread which with New Bedford's favorite, the Toe underlies both artists' work. "Deep Jam Puppet Band! Woods" may be viewed at DeBlois WHERE: Buttonwood Park Zoo, 425 Hawthorn Gallery through April 30th. St. New Bedford, MA WHERE: DeBlois Gallery, 138 Bellevue Avenue, WHEN: 10:30 a.m. and noon, every Monday in Newport April COST: Free COST: Zoo admission + $5 per family MORE INFO: www.debloisgallery.com; 401/847- MORE INFO: 508/991-4556; www.bpzoo.org 997 7.

Weekly storytimes Gerry Perino Exhibit at NAM Through May 18 at the East Providence Gerry Perrino’s exhibition Shelf Life: Public Libraries. No advance registra- Paintings by Gerry Perrino, is currently tion is necessary. Half hour storytimes on view through May 12. Perrino is include stories, songs, crafts, and other Chairman of the Art Department at activities. Storytimes will not meet Salve Regina University. during April (4/15-4/20) school vaca- WHERE: The Newport Art Museum, 76 Bellevue tion week. Avenue, Newport WHERE: Weaver Branch, 41 Grove Ave., East WHEN: Through May 12 Providence; Riverside Branch, 475 Bullocks Point MORE INFO: 401/848-8200; Ave., Riverside newportartmuseum.org WHEN: Tuesdays, 1:30 p.m., ages 3 - 6 @ River- side; Wednesdays, 10 a.m., ages birth - 35 "Legacies in Paint" months @ Riverside; Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m., ages 2 – 6 @ Weaver; Thursdays, 9:30 a.m., The Newport Art Museum invites ages birth – 35 months @ Weaver; Thursdays, guests to attend a panel discussion 10:30 a.m., ages 3 – 6 @ Weaver; Saturdays, 10 featuring many of the exhibiting artists a.m., ages 2 - 6 @ Weaver from "Legacies in Paint: The Mentor Project", which is now on view in the COST: Free Griswold House. "Legacies in Paint" MORE INFO: 401/434-2453; www.eastprovi- is the culmination of a four-month dencelibrary.org mentoring project that consisted of five mid- to late-career painters and five Yoga at the Zoo painters at the beginning of their Stretch, Learn, Breathe, Play at the But- careers. "Legacies in Paint: The Mentor tonwood Park Zoo! Join certified chil- Project" will be on view through May 5, dren's yoga instructor Lynda Jacobvitz 2013. to explore creative movement through WHERE: The Newport Art Museum's Griswold games, songs and simple yoga with House, 76 Bellevue Avenue, Newport your child in a fun and nurturing environment. They will move like frogs, roar WHEN: 2 p.m. like lions and wag their downward dog COST: Free with the price of admission tails using a variety of multi-sensory MORE INFO: 401/848-8200; www.NewportArt- experiences. Class is offered to children Museum.org East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 Page B15 Days

Maria Walker and Charles Miller Exhibit WHERE: Tiverton Town Hall , 343 Highland Ave., WHEN: The tour will leave Linden Place by bus School this month. The special exhibi- Modernity",8 as well as the permanent Dedee Shattuck Gallery is pleased to Tiverton at 9:30 a.m. tion, "Piero della Francesca" will be on collection. open its 2013 season featuring Maria WHEN: 2-4 p.m. COST: $40, and $35 for members of Linden view at the Frick Collection, and partic- WHERE: Coach departs from parking lot behind Walker and Charles Miller, an exhibit of COST: Free Place. A picnic lunch will be provided. ipants will also have the opportunity to Barrington Town Hall. view the museum’s impressive collec- abstract paintings. Maria Walker's work MORE INFO: 401/815-0943 MORE INFO: Reservations required. Call WHEN: Thursday, April 18. Coach departs at 7 explores the tension between complete 401/253-0390. tion of paintings, decorative arts, sculp- a.m., followed by aWarwick pickup at 7:20. ture and porcelains in a Fifth Avenue control and randomness. Her process Petroleum Paradox COST: $95 BCS members/ $105 Non-Members. involves pouring hand-mixed pigments Renaissance Jewels in New York Gilded Age mansion. The group will The Narrows is pleased to host a also visit the Metropolitan Museum in MORE INFO: Call 401/245-0432 weekday morn- onto canvas, and then stretching the national art exhibit by the Women's Visit two major art museums in Man- ings, or visit the website, www.barrcomm- resulting compositions over irregularly the afternoon, viewing the special Caucus for Art, “Petroleum Paradox: For hattan with Barrington Community exhibit "Impressionism, Fashion and school.com shaped frames. Charles Miller layers Better or For Worse,” the collective work simple elements dissected from his of 63 artists from around the nation sketches onto canvas. He is inspired by who have created work based on his experience of the natural world, but themes of climate change and our guided by design principles and a nation’s dependence on fossil fuels. painterly language. Guest curator Hen- Artists used a variety of mediums, ry McMahon is a painter, teacher, writer including photography, videography, and art critic living and working in Long painting and sculpture. Island City, Queens. This is his curatori- al debut. WHERE: Narrows Gallery, 16 Anawan St. Fall Riv- er, MA WHERE: Dedee Shattuck Gallery, 1 Partners Lane (off 865 Main Rd), Westport, MA WHEN: Wednesdays through Saturdays, noon to 5 p.m; through May 18. WHEN: Wednesdays-Saturdays, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sundays, 12 p.m.-5 p.m. COST: Free COST: Free MORE INFO: 508/324-1926 or email publicrela- [email protected] MORE INFO: 508/636-4177 Time to Gather Stones Marinosci Exhibit Nancy Chapman’s paintings are Artist Angelo Marinosci, Jr. of Warren is inspired by a special place known as exhibiting “Marinosci & Company”at Old Boston Neck Road that runs the Dryden Gallery, along with the three through the Casey Farm property in other artists exhibiting with him: North Kingstown, Rhode Island. painters Karen A. McDonnell (also of WHERE: Environmental Education Center, 1401 Warren) and David DeLuca, and pho- Hope Street, Bristol tographer Charles Lutz. “Marinosci & WHEN: 9 a.m.-5 p.m., through April Company” includes over 200 works of COST: Free with admission to center art and is viewable throughout April during regular business hours. MORE INFO: 401/245-7500 WHERE: Dryden Gallery, 27 Dryden Lane, Provi- dence WHEN: Through April COST: Free Trips & MORE INFO: 401/421-6196 "http://www.Provi- dencePictureFrame.com" www.ProvidencePic- tureFrame.com Tours Nature's Bounty Art in Bloom The Westport Art Group’s Annual Join Barrington Garden Club and Bar- Spring Juried Show is this weekend, and rington Community School in this co- the theme is Nature's Bounty. sponsored trip to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, annual rite of spring, “Art WHERE: WAG Studio, 1740 Main Road, Westport in Bloom.” More than 50 garden clubs Point, MA and professional designers participate WHEN: April 20 and 21 as the beauty of nature and art are COST: Free joined, with the museum brightened by MORE INFO: 508/636-2114; www.westportart- richly colored and inventive floral group.com arrangements created to complement a particular work of art. New Online Exhibition: "Meaning & WHERE: Coach departs from parking lot behind Metaphor: Art That Tells a Story" Barrington Town Hall The Newport Art Museum will be WHEN: Monday, April 29. Coach departs at 8:30 accepting submissions to the online a.m., followed by a Providence pickup at 8:50. exhibition "Meaning & Metaphor: Art COST: $64 BCS members/ $72 Non-Members. that Tells a Story" through its page on Museum members may deduct $15 from these Facebook between through April 5, fees. Barrington Garden Club members should 2013. Participants can submit an image consult their yearbook for pricing. of original artwork they have created in MORE INFO: Call 401/245-0432 weekday morn- any medium, remembering that the ings, or visit the website, www.barrcomm- artwork must tell a story. Guest juror school.com. Gerry Perrino, whose work is on exhibit at the Newport Art Museum through Linden Place Museum’s Spring May 12, 2013, will select finalists. The Architectural Lecture & Bus Tour Museum's community on Facebook Linden Place Museum is pleased to pre- will vote for "Best-in-Show." The win- sent a two-part series about local archi- ning artist will be invited to exhibit their tect, Russell Warren (1783-1860), led by work at the Museum's art school, the Mack Woodward, Principal Architectur- Coleman Center for Creative Studies al Historian for the Rhode Island His- and on the Museum's website. Entries torical Preservation & Heritage Com- will only be accepted through the mission. The first part of the series will Museum's page on Facebook. Voting be a free lecture on Wednesday, May 1st will be from April 8 through April 21. inside Linden Place Mansion in Bristol. 2013. The w inner will be announced on The lecture will provide an overview of April 22. Warren's life and work as a preparation WHEN: Submissions through April 5; voting April for the bus tour. On Saturday, May 11, 8-21. sit back and take in the view from the MORE INFO: For complete rules and information bus as noted historic preservation visit www.NewportArtMuseum.org or call 401- architect and Russell Warren scholar 848-8200. Mack Woodward leads you through some of Russell Warren's most notable Pastel Show Opening Reception works in Providence, including the inte- The Tiverton Arts Council will host a the riors of some antique homes which opening reception of a special pastel homeowners have graciously agreed to show highlighting the works of Tina show. This tour offers the unique & Pacheco and Valerie Rousseau both of exclusive opportunity to go behind- Tiverton, Dennis Broadbent of West- the-scenes and visit architecturally rich port and Arlene Cabral of Fall River. sites not usually open to the public. The show will run through May 2. WHERE: Linden Place, 500 Hope St., Bristol Page B16 East Bay Life April 17-18, 2013 East Bay Real Estate

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esidential Properties in 2007, the third-generation real- hundreds of qualified candidates. down to a group of 50 finalists. sales manager Ian tor started out as an intern with He was one of just over 50 Realtors The selection process was then Barnacle has been Residential before quickly rising to to create a video application, which left up to the readers, who were announced as a become the sales manager for the can be found on the magazine’s offi- given the opportunity to vote their member of Realtor company’s Barrington branch. “I cial YouTube channel. favorites in the Web Choice compe- magazine’sR “30 under 30” Class of began a career in real estate sales Each spring, Realtor magazine tition held in late March. When the 2013. He will be featured in the because I saw the opportunity to highlights a group of 30 up-and-com- voting process was complete, Mr. upcoming May/June 2013 issue of provide a new perspective to an ing members of the real estate indus- Barnacle emerged with enough the magazine, as well as the “30 established model in a town that I try below the age of 30. This year, the votes to be selected as a member of Under 30” program, which can be know and love,” he said. magazine’s staff sifted through close the “30 Under 30” Class of 2013. found online at During the application process, to 400 applications, searching for suc- For more information regarding http://realtormag.realtor.org/30un Mr. Barnacle took the additional cessful Realtors who have demon- Mr. Barnacle and the rest of the der30. step of filming a video application to strated skill, creativity, and leadership honorees, visit the “30 Under 30” Beginning his real estate career help distinguish himself among the during their careers to whittle the pool program page on May 15. Ian Barnacle

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Includes SOUTH TIVERTON: Green and water & cooking gas 401-433-1147 water. $600/mo. 401-245-1567. solar Cottage, furnished, yearly rental, $1200/mo, heat and RIVERSIDE: 2 bed, heat, appli- RI’s #1 Real Estate Company ad electric last year $872, ideal for ances, no pets, laundry, park- PLACE YOUR YARD SALE in the East Bay Classifieds at inlaw or single person, no pets, ing, bus. $950 sec,lease,401- 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477. no smoke, Call 401-662-0884 Largest Relocation Company in the Country 437-1444. WARREN: 4 rooms, 2 bed, 3rd Leader in Interactive Web Technology fl. newly painted, appl, parking, SWANSEA: 3 bed Cape, appl RIVERSIDE: 1st, 1 bed, appli- w/d, off street, rte 103, water- ances, AC, new carpet, no pets, $650/month plus util. lease, NEW LISTING NEW LISTING NEW LISTING security dep. 401-245-4431. views, $1500/mo, 1st, last, sec lease, $700/mo, security 401- 508-496-1964, 774-319-0288 433-1803 WARREN: First floor, 1 bedroom, stove, refrig, water. Sec. SEEKONK: 1 bed, 1st, $850, all TIVERTON:Charming 3-Bed deposit required, No pets, $550, util(heat, electric,cable, internet, 1861 sq. ft, 1-car garage. Walk 401-254-1036 hot water) ample parking,nice to water, marina, library, Fort neighborhood,508-828-8910. Barton, restaurants and more! $1600/month, lease, security, Homes For Rent credit, references. Non-smok- SWANSEA: 1 bed, newly ing, no pets, no utilities includ- remodeled, all util incl, w/d, BRISTOL: Very nice 3 bed, 1 ed. Please call Deb Plant, 401- $850/mo, off street parking, bath large yard and deck, walk 451-8293 Coldwell Banker 508-496-1964, 774-319-0288 to river, $1,295 + Call Judy Lake Guimond Realty William Raveis 401-245-0025 BARRINGTON BRISTOL BRISTOL Rumstick Point 4 bed, 2.5 bath Colonial on Downtown 3 bed, 1.5 bath Cottage Circa 1810 Russell Warren Home in the OPEN HOUSE APRIL 21ST 1-3 PM large lot. Sunroom & family room open w/ many updates. Offering beautiful heart of the Historic District in downtown directly to stone patio & inground pool. floors, newer windows, private rear deck Bristol. Stately 3 bed, 2 bath Colonial $820,000 features original woodwork, arched & nice yard. $249,000 alcoves, spiral staircase, 6 fireplaces, Ed Izeman 401-440-1949 Dory Skemp 401-524-2369 newer systems & pine floors. $679,900 Donna Holmes 401-578-9905 OPEN SATURDAY 1-3 OPEN SUNDAY 12-2 OPEN SUNDAY 12-2

BRISTOL BRISTOL BRISTOL Single level living in this 2 bed, 1 bath Superb location! This 3 bed, 1.5 Ranch on Gorgeous 3 bed, 2.5 bath luxury Condo w/ 87 High Street, Bristol, RI Ranch. New kitchen & oversize garage! one of the last buildable lots near RWU. many upgrades & private beach access! LANDMARK c.1855 CAPE LOCATED ON BRIS- Overlooking Leahy Pond. 12 Hampden Panoramic views of Narragansett Bay. 5 Hardwood floors, corian countertops, mas- TOL'S FAMOUS 4TH OF JULY PARADE ROUTE Rd, Bristol $212,000 Low Ln, Bristol $399,000 ter w/ bath & Jacuzzi tub & more! 4 … 2 BEDROOMS & 1 ½ BATHROOMS … ENJOY Debra Correia 401-714-8585 Leyland Ct, Bristol $479,900 MODERN CONVENIENCES WHILE LIVING w/ HISTORIC DOWNTOWN CHARM! STEP THROUGH THE FRONT DOOR AND SEE FOR YOURSELF … RENTAL Ryan Fonseca 1 bed, 1 bath - $950/month plus utilities Broker Associate (2) 1 bed, 1 bath - $735/month plus utilities 729 Hope Street, Bristol, RI 02809 [email protected] 280 County Road, Barrington • 495 Hope Street, Bristol • www.NEMoves.com Rondeau Associates 401.489.0065 - cell 401.254.1900 - office 401-253-4050 • 401-247-0202 • 800-541-4593

OPEN HOUSE 4/ 21 SUN 1-3 OPEN HOUSE 4/21 SUN 1-3 NEW LISTING NEW LISTING East Shore Properties Service + Experience = SOLD! FREE Market Evaluation Twice the exposure - members of MA & RI MLS SOUTH TIVERTON TIVERTON EAST WARREN SO. TIVERTON Young Cape on 3 + private acres. 1800s/f of living Pond View Condo F3 : 2 BR’s. 1 ½ baths. Sunny 3030 East Main Rd. Portsmouth, RI New Listing. 3 BR’s, 2 baths. 16,000 s/f lot. House Immaculate & remodeled to perfection! Custom area. 3 BR, 2 BA, Den. Inviting kitchen w/ access to 16 kitchen w/ deck access. Water views of Stafford Pond. needs TLC. 1540 s/f of living area. Hardwood floors. kitchen. Exceptional appliances, cabinets, granite. Top x 32' deck. Master on first or second floor. Town Hardwd. floors. C/air. Laundry. Alarm. Full basement. 401-683-6200 • 401-625-1188 Natural gas heat. Lower level rec room. Great location quality bath. 2009 Cedar Impressions vinyl siding & water. Private! $339,000. Chee 401-835-5021 Low fee. Quiet Location! $149,900. Lisa Laureanno near new homes. This home has potential! Asking vinyl windows. 1 ½ country acres. 1 car garage. Lower Fish Rd. To Rte 177 to Mary Ave. 401-418-2525 www.eastshoreproperties.com $189,900. Chee 401-835-5021 level rec room, possible extra bath area. Oversized 447 Stafford Rd, Near Arruda’s Dairy. Pond View Condo, rear to F3 deck. Must See! $251,900. Chee 401-835-5021 Houses ARE SELLING ! CALL EAST SHORE PROPERTIES to SELL Your Home or to BUY A Home! April 17-19, 2013 East Bay Classifieds Page C7 OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEK BARRINGTON ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE

44 Greene Ave. Saturday, April 20 12-1:30 pm Cottage 2 1 $199,900 RE/MAX River's Edge Ted Friedman 401-864-0269 297 Washington Road Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Colonial 3 2 -- Century 21 Rondeau JoAnn Silva 401-439-8861 23 Winthrop Dr. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Other 4 2.5 $495,000 Century 21 Anchor Realty Anne Fanning 508-561-1148 15 Stanhope Dr. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Colonial 3 1 $374,900 William Raveis Karen King 401-330-7667 BRISTOL ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE

12 Hampden Road Saturday, April 20 1-3 pm Ranch 2 1.5 $212,000 Coldwell Banker Residential Debra Correia 401-714-8585 17 Ambrose Drive Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Other 4 3 $324,000 Century 21 Rondeau Jeff Fludder 401-612-5918 87 High St. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Cape 2 1.5 -- Century 21 Rondeau Ryan Fonseca 401-489-0065 52 Fatima Drive Sunday, April 21 12-2 pm Cape 4 1 $244,900 RE/MAX River's Edge Ted Friedman 401-864-0269 4 Leyland Ct. Sunday, April 21 12-2 pm Condo 3 2.5 $479,900 Coldwell Banker Residential Coldwell Banker Residential 401-247-0202 1356 Hope St. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Colonial 4 2 $349,000 Century 21 Rondeau Sandra Sullivan 401-575-1983 5 Low Lane Sunday, April 21 12-2 pm Ranch 3 1.5 $399,000 Coldwell Banker Residential Coldwell Banker Residential 401-247-0202 673 Metacom Ave., #47 Sunday, April 21 11 am-1 pm Condo 2 1 $155,000 Keller Williams Realty Karen Florio 860-303-9899 675 Metacom Ave., #58 Sunday, April 21 1:30-3 pm Condo 2 2 $229,900 Keller Williams Realty Sarah Principe 401-374-7064 134 Berry Lane Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 4 3.5 Other $399,900 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 1090 Hope St. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 3 2 Cape $269,900 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 19 Beach Road Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 2 1 Cottage $277,500 Century 21 Rondeau Marilyn Weiner 401-253-5232 LITTLE COMPTON ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE 6 Bramblewood Cross Road Sunday, April 21 12-2 pm Other 4 3.5 $381,000 Coldwell Banker Guimond Deb Plant 401-451-8293 127 Peckham Road Saturday, April 20 11 am-1 pm Other 3 2.5 $550,000 Little Compton Real Estate Mimi Whitmarsh 401-635-2468 PORTSMOUTH ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE 86 Narragansett Blvd. Saturday, April 20 1-3 pm Cottage 2 1 $559,000 Prudential Prime Properties Irene Hubbard 401-965-3624 REHOBOTH ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE

95 Martin Ave. Sunday, April 21 11 am-1 pm Contemporary 5 4.5 $509,000 Aubin Realty Diane Aubin 508-336-4000x22 14 Tremont St. Sunday, April 21 11-1 pm 4 4 Colonial $585,999 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 RIVERSIDE ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE

888 Bullocks Point Ave. #888 Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Condo 3 2.5 $289,000 RE/MAX River's Edge Deb Almeida 401-556-5017 SEEKONK ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE 320 West Ave. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Colonial 3 3 $417,900 RE/MAX River's Edge Lisa Halajko 774-991-0052 29 Mary Ave. Sunday, April 21 12-2 pm Ranch 2 2 $340,000 RE/MAX River's Edge Deb Donahue 401-419-4165 SWANSEA ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE 82 Touisset Ave. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Other 3 3 $424,900 RE/MAX River's Edge Michelle Cartwright 401-663-5677 TIVERTON ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE 32 Colonial Ave. Sunday, April 21 11:30-1 pm Cape 3 1 $199,900 Keller Williams Realty Sarah Principe 401-374-7064 71 Starboard Drive, #310 Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Condo 2 2 $419,000 Century 21 Rondeau Barbara Hanaway 508-776-8773 255 Riverside Drive Sunday, April 21 11 am-1 pm Cottage 2 1.5 $659,000 Little Compton Real Estate Mimi Whitmarsh 401-635-2468 3804 Main Road Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Historic 4 2 $369,000 American Classic Real Estate Sue Cory 401-624-7070 232 Fairwood Drive Sunday, April 21 1-2 pm Raised Ranch 3 2 $309,000 RE/MAX Right Choice Anne Reed 508-677-3942 151 Highland Road Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Other 4 4 $459,000 Coldwell Banker Guimond Carol Guimond 401-418-0462 73 Mary Lane Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Cape 3 2 $339,000 East Shore Properties Chee 401-835-5021 Pond View, 447 Stafford Road F3 Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Condo 2 1.5 $149,900 East Shore Properties Lisa Laureanno 401-418-2525 77 North Ct. Sunday, April 21 11-1 pm Cape 3 2.5 $549,000 T.L. Holland T.L. Holland 401-624-8469 670 Highland Road Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Victorian 3 1.5 $375,000 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 WARREN ADDRESS DAY TIME STYLE BEDS BATHS PRICE BROKER AGENT PHONE 9 Strawberry Lane Saturday, April 20 1-3 pm Ranch 3 3 -- Keller Williams Elaine Reavey 401-258-4789 7 Strawberry Lane Saturday, April 20 1-3 pm Ranch 3 2 $469,000 RE/MAX River's Edge Robin Lozito 401-486-6937 1 Rockland Road Sat & Sun, April 20 & 21 12-2 pm Lots -- -- $139,900+ Century 21 Rondeau Roseann Dugan 401-378-8451 23 Greene St. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Condo 2 1 $159,000 Century 21 Rondeau Mary Jo Fidalgo-Tavares 401-297-1399 37 Laurel Lane Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm Cottage 3 1.5 $269,000 Century 21 Rondeau Michellle Serbst 401-258-7293 11 Calder Drive Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 3 1.5 One-level $399,000 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 34 Wheaton St. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 3 2 Colonial $285,000 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 50 Lyndon St. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 2 1 One-level $230,000 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 27 Avenue A. Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 3 2 Cottage $278,000 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 31 Bagy Wrinkle Cove Sunday, April 21 1-3 pm 2 2 Townhouse $339,000 William Raveis William Raveis 401-396-9849 Page C8 East Bay Classifieds April 17-19, 2013 Real Estate

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670 HIGHLAND RD, TIVERTON 14 TREEMONT ST., REHOBOTH 11 CALDER DRIVE, WARREN OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 OPEN SUNDAY 11 - 1 OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 Open House Sunday 1-3 3 Bed 1.5 bath victorian, water views of 4 Bed, 4 bath colonial on 10 acres 3 bed 1.5 bath, One level home, 10 ft. Find nanaquacket pond, bright open rooms, new re-built in 2002. Out buildings include ceilings and first floor master, updated septic and roof. 375,000 stable, barn, carriage house. 585,999 kitchen & spectacular water views in desired Touisset neighborhood. 399,000 every property sale for the

34 WHEATON ST., WARREN 50 LYNDON STREET, WARREN 27 AVENUE A WARREN OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 past 3 bed, 2 bath, circa1850 colonial with fresh 2 bed 1 bath handsome 1 level home, hard- 3 bed 2 bath, sweet cottage with farmer's interior and many updates in Historic woods, cherry kitchen, completely remod- porch completely remodeled on lg. lot 23 Greene Street, Warren Downtown. Walk to water, shops, restau- eled. Great condo alternative on RI just a short walk to town & a stone's two years CHARMING BRIGHT SUN DRENCHED CONDO IN THE rants & bike path. 285,000 Monthly's Best Street in Warren!! 230,000 throw to the bike path. 278,000 HEART OF DOWNTOWN WARREN. CIRCA 1760-1840 HOME RENOVATED TO MEET ALL MODERN DAY CONVE- online! NIENCES. THIS HOME OFFERS 2 BEDROOMS, LARGE LIV- INGROOM & OFFICE W/GLEAMING HARDWOODS & STEPS TO THE BIKE PATH. $159,000 eastbayri.com/ Mary Jo real-estate Fidalgo-Tavares 401.297.1399 cell 31 BAGY WRINKLE COVE, WARREN 134 BERRY LANE, BRISTOL 1090 HOPE ST, BRISTOL 401.254.1900 x225 office OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 3 [email protected] 2 bed 2 bath spacious townhouse in presti- 4 bed 3.5 bath dramatic sunny open floor 3 bed 2 bath west side cape close to Colt Rondeau Associates 729 Hope St., gious development on the bike path with plan, first floor master, great kitchen, fire- Park, shopping and parade route! 2 full Bristol, RI 02809 clubhouse, pool & tennis. 339,000 place, atrium, possible in law. 399,900 kitchens, large deck, new roof. 269,900 April 17-19, 2013 East Bay Classifieds Page C9 Mortgage Marketplace

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Colonial in desirable Park Shores neighborhood. Open Sunday, April 21, 1-3pm 15 Stanhope Dr. Great Priced to sell. Great family neighborhood, Open Sat. April 20, 11am-1pm, 127 Peckham Road. Gleaming hardwood flrs. Open 1st floor plan w/french flow for summer living with screened porch & deck updated kitchen with granite. Large Charmingly renovated farmhouse with a great old doors that lead to great backyard, Something for to large backyard with lovely plantings. Classic 3bd, Master. Deck with large back yard. Close barn, & gardens & landscaping that are elegant & everyone to enjoy. $305,000. 1bt Colonial. Stainless appliances & hardwoods. to all conveniences. Motivated. well maintained. Commons & beaches minutes Keller Williams Realty Easy commute to Prov. No garage. $374,900 Welchman Real Estate Group away. Perfect for both year-round or weekends. Elaine Reavey - 401-258-4789 William Raveis Keller Williams Realty of Newport Little Compton Real Estate Karen King - 401-330-7667 Renee Welchman 401-649-1915 Mimi Whitmarsh - 401-635-2468

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$241,000! 3bdrms, 2.5bths, lving rm, dngrm, Lg coun- 30 Greenfield Avenue, 3 bed. 1.5 bath try Kitch, w/eating island, Unfinshd bonus rm above gar. Open Sat., April 20, 1-3pm, 86 Narragansett NEW LIST: Open Sunday, 11am-1pm. 95 Contemporary Cape w/central vac, open 1sr flr laundry.. Full bsmnt. 2,000 sq.ft. living space. Blvd. 1940s cottage completely gutted and Martin St., Salt Box Colonial, full inlaw staircase, large deck, wood stove, skylights, Price incl. house & all standard sitewk.-util.-septic-archi- redesigned with addition in 2009. setup, 5 BR, 4.5 baths, sunroom AG pool, garage, lg master bed w/walk in closets. tectural plans. Entire pkg.to be built on your land by our Completely renovated. Generous first floor gourmet kit w/48” cooktop, gas FP, jacuzzi Asking $274,000 skilled local craftsman or choose one of our lots w/addi- perfect for entertaining. Must see. $559,000. in master, $509,000 tional lot cost added to price. First Tee Real Estate Kenko Builders Prudential Prime Properties Aubin Realty Russell Guerriero 774-930-8677 401-683-0962 Irene Hubbard - 401-965-3624 Diane F. Aubin - 508-336-4000, x22

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Open house Sunday 1-2pm. 232 Fairwood New list-Custom 1 story built by Dennis Talbot, New price $319,000 Motivated seller! Open Sunday, 1-3pm, 3804 Main Road, Drive (off Stafford Rd) Stately columned 2 beds, 2 ba, kitchen, open dining, fireplaced Charming home, in-law, at home business Tiverton Four Corners: The Amicable home with inlaw setup. Updated kitchens living, study, mudroom, 2 car gar. Sunny south- potential. Convenient location. Parsonage c. 1832. First offering! Sunny, spa- & baths, fireplaces, family rm, 2 car ern exposure. Stone walls, landscaped, close to cious rooms, move-in condition. 2 ac. lot, large garage, fenced backyard $309,000 Adamsville & Tiverton 4 Corners, $448,500. Country and Coastal Properties, Inc. private deck, yard & three-level barn. $369,000. 401-635-8887 RE/MAX Right Choice Country and Coastal Properties, Inc. American Classic Real Estate Anne Reed 508-677-3942 401-635-8887 Sue Cory - 401-624-7070

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WARREN CONDOS - 55+ COMMUNITY IN WEST- Open Sunday, April 21, 11am-1pm, 255 Riverside New to market, meticulous 3-family w/spa- Open Saturday, April 20, 1-3pm, 9 Strawberry Dr. Nicely renovated waterfront cottage. Everything cious 3 bed units in move-in condition. PORT New 2 bdrm, 2bth units in Oakridge Lane. Exquisite custom built ranch home on - Westport’s premiere active adult commu- from the interior, to the patios & garden, to the dock Totally updated. Nice yard, driveway, 2 car Swansea/Warren line near Touisette. Master nity. Hdwd flrs, granite countertops, C/A, 2 & moorings, have been well designed to maximize garage. Front porches, rear deck. Located suite offers walk in closet w/luxurious bath, stall garage & more. Starting in low space. A must see, especially for boat owners! off Market St. near Rt. 136. $349,900 details throughout this home. $300’s. Call for details! Little Compton Real Estate The Agency Paiva Keller Williams Realty Equity Real Estate, Inc. Mimi Whitmarsh - 401-635-2468 Joseph Paiva - 401-595-8368 Elaine Reavey - 401-258-4789 508-679-3998

WESTPORT Directory of Homes 3 Weeks / $99 NEW TO MARKET - $349,000. Contractor’s 3 bdrm, 3.5 bath cont. in pvt., rural setting w/fenc. Includes photo & 35 Word Description! yard, pool. Used as single family w/in-law suite, but could be converted to single family. Windows & roof less than 2 years old. Must see. Call 401-253-1000 Equity Real Estate, Inc. 508-679-3998 to place your ad today! April 17-19, 2013 East Bay Classifieds Page C11

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USED FURNITURE SALE: April COMPUTER DESK: Cherry LAWNMOWER: Craftsman 22” 100% GUARANTEED 20th, 9:00am-2:00pm. 520 Oliphant Free Stuff Finds Under $50 veneer, excellent condition, self propelled. 2 years old, rear OMAHA: steaks. save 69% on Barrington Lane, Middletown, RI. Furniture Accommodates tower, monitor, bagger, new charger, $175 the grilling collection. Now only donations accepted Fri, April 19, 5- BEDROOM SET: FREE,YOU BASEBALL/SOFTBALL keyboard, speakers, storage, Bristol 401-253-3738 $49.99 plus 2 free gifts and right BARRINGTON: April 20 Estate 7pm. View online at $75 Portsmouth 401-683-6828 to the door delivery in a Sale: 14 Appian Way, 8:30am remove 401-253-7369 BATS: wood/aluminum. Custom http://www.cfpholyangels.com/used new, near new. tball/youth/adult PLACE YOUR YARD SALE reusable cooler. Order today 1- sharp NO early birds, 55+years furniture.aspx Benefit Woman to COMPUTER ARMOIRE: Complete 888-697-3965 use code of everything old/vintage, $10-$20 401-254-0701 office setup. Cherry wood, lots of ad in the East Bay Classifieds at Woman Support Network. FREE TELEVISION: 32” Sony. 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477. 45102ETA or www.oma- kitchen, bottles, books, contents Table model, very good condi- space, storage, Nice, $90/BO hasteaks.com/offergc05 of cellar & garage, raindate April Westport 401-290-8715 tion. Call 401-245-5967. BABY BIKE SEAT: Good shape POOL HEATER: Propane, used 27 with bracket. For up to 40 lbs. EDEN PURE ELECTRIC 2 seasons, $175/best Tiverton Portsmouth $30 Bristol 401-253-5909 THE EAST BAY Classifieds. FREE FIREWOOD: Cut up ROOM HEATER: $75 Tiverton, 401-624-4077 Your Neighborhood BARRINGTON: 66 Brook downed trees and take away. BABY BIKE SEAT: Good shape 401-624-9471 Marketplace. 401-253-1000 or Street( Off Washington Road.) PORTSMOUTH: 30 White Free Westport 508-636-3089 with bracket. . $25 Bristol 401- ROCKING CHAIR: Glider, 800-382-8477 (MA) FUTON: Solid wooden frame. Saturday April 20th 8am-? Horse Terrace, Saturday, April 253-5909 matching glider hassock, excel- GARDEN TOOLS: Various Excellent condition $99.99 Moving sale. Something for 20, 9am-3pm. Moving Sale lent condition, blue, $150 401- DISH NETWORK. STARTING tools, free Rumford, 401-438- Newport 401-847-1763 everyone. Dehumidifier, snowblower, BAR STOOLS: Two, natural 290-8245. at $19.99/month PLUS 30 gramophone, dishes, house- 0131 wood with white trim, $49 GOLF CLUBS/BAG: Mens, left- Premium Movie Channels hold items & more. Westport, 508-636-2684 THE EAST BAY Classifieds. ies Python (Cobra knock-off), 3- FREE for 3 Months! SAVE! & BARRINGTON: 11 Belton Dr., Your Neighborhood STAINED GLASS WINDOW: Ask About SAME DAY Sunday, April 21, 8am-12pm. BICYCLE: 26 inch Mountain, pw; Callaway Driver, Shag bag From the 1930’s. $150. Fall Marketplace. 401-253-1000 or w/30 golf balls, $65 Barrington, Installation! CALL - 877-992- Toys, clothes, special needs Rumford 800-382-8477 (MA) great condition, ready to ride River 508-676-1842 1237 items, sports & more. Rain date $40 anytime Warren 401-245- 401-245-7175. HOT TUB: Cal Spa, 6 person, 2148 TORO RECYCLER MOWER: April 28 LAWN/PATIO/DECK: Set, RUMFORD: 136 Bishop Ave. with chemicals, you take away, Self propelled, 22”, rear bag, HARDSIDE SUPER SINGLE used, but good, 4-6 chairs with Saturday April 20th 8am- Free Britol 401-253-1305 BOAT COMPASS: Ritchie variable speed, 9 position height waterbed, mattress and heater, cushions, small table, umbrella Bristol 4pm. Household items, furni- Angler bracket mount RA91, $150 Barrington 401-289-0127 $100; solid pine trestle table, MAHOGANY PIANO: works, and stand $80 401-685-4466. ture, antiques, books. Many excellent condition, $30 Little two end chairs and two side BRISTOL: 6 Heritage Road. items. Multi family.Rain date beautiful, needs tuning, free Compton 401-635-2916. TORO SNOWBLOWER: Power Tiverton 401-625-5816 Throw 622, $199 Rumford 401- benches, blue cushions, $200. Saturday and Sunday April 20th 4/27 MIRROR: Full length very good 624-2404” and 21st 11am-4pm Large sale. CUISINART COFFEE MAKER: 438-0131 Single serve (KCup) SS300, condition $65 Warren 401-245- Households, piano keyboard, VANGUARD 420 SAILBOAT: new unopened in original box, 9314. drumset, new cd Finds Under $25 15 ft, Hull only $195 Tiverton HOT TUB: 2012 Model, 6 per- Warren $49 Barrington 401-245-6005 401-624-4530 son, 46 Jets, Ozonator, ADULT BRIEFS: (Invacare)X- MICROWAVES: (2) white $50 Aromatherapy, All options BRISTOL: 50 Roosevelt Drive WARREN: 77 Water Street 2nd GOLF SETS: Mens, womens, each 401-290-8245 w/cover. Brand New in Package Saturday April 20th 9am-1pm. large, pull-ups or taped sides, right, left handed, child sets, WASHING MACHINE: GE 11 floor. 40 years of collecting. 10 cases available, $8.50 /per - Never Hooked up. Full warran- Childrens toys, high chair, car Saturday and Sunday April 20th bags, fairway woods, drivers, PROFORM ELLIPTICAL cycle, white, top loaded, $150 ty. Original Cost $8000, seats, clothes, like new package, free delivery, Bristol putters, $49/best Pawtucket EXERCISE MACHINE: Call Barrington 401-247-4423 and 21st 10am-2pm 401-865-9918 Sacrifice $3500. Can Deliver 401-724-5049. after 4 p.m. $75 Bristol 401-369- 203-232-8778. 4066 BELL CABOOSE BIKE SEAT: WORKX LAWNMOWR: BRISTOL: 17 Highview Dr., IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO Brand new, still in box, for small LAWN CHAIR: Made of sturdy SPIDERMAN TODDLER BED: 19”/24volt, 2011 3-in-1 cordless, POOL SUPPLIES: Earth Filter, Saturday, April 20, 9am-1pm. spruce up your line ad, you can child, $22 Seekonk 401-952- white PVC tubing, all weather With 2 mattresses, safety with battery and charger, like resin stairs, handrails, inside Lots of great items. make BOLD letters or add a 3146 resistant cushion. $25 Barrington siderail & sheets, excellent con- new $195 Barrington 401-245- above ground pool, oval solar frame around your ad. You can 401-245-2941 1708 BRISTOL: 131 Sunrise Drive also add a logo or picture. To EGYPTIAN ONION PLANTS: dition, $75/BO Newport 401- cover w/18ft. reel assembly, Saturday April 20th 8am-2pm. learn how to make your ad Like scallions. They are edible LAWNMOWER: John Deere 846-0830 Best, Tiverton, 401-624-4077 POP, call 401-253-1000. plants. Perennial, $4 Bristol $49 401-263-6690 Good Stuff 401-247-1970 STAMPS: 88 various, 1942- PRIVACY HEDGES-SPRING 2007 first day covers Mystic BLOWOUT Sale! 6’Arborvitae Middleton LOOKING FOR A JOB? GOLF CLUBS: With golf balls, MEN’S STRETCH JEANS: New, Catalog price, $257; my price (cedar) Reg.$129 now $59. Changing careers? Log on to tees, bag & push cart. Great for four, dark & light blue, tan, $99 Bristol 401-253-8103 Beautiful, Bushy, Nursery GIANT INDOOR YARD, BAKE EastBayClassifieds.com and beginner, $20, Portsmouth 401- brown, 44waist/28inseam. $40 Grown. FREE Installation/FREE SALE: Saturday, April 20th, find hundreds of jobs every 683-7478 Westport 508-636-2075 SUMP PUMP: Submersible, Delivery! 518-536-1367 9:00am-2:00pm. All Saints week! The East Bay also pumps effluients. Stainless www.lowcosttrees.com Limited Academy, 915 West Main Rd Classifieds, your destination for GOLF BALLS: Name brands, PET STEPS. SOLID, ONE steel, 1hp, w/3 new switches, Supply (behind St Lucy’s Church), help wanted in the East Bay, $5 dozen, Bristol 401-254-0701 PIECE. BRAND NEW. ASKING excellent, moving, $99.99 Middletown. Donations accept- Call our Recruitment $35.00. Call 508-674-3131 Swansea 508-379-0914 ed Friday, April 19 from noon Advertising Specialist, 401-253- JEWELRY: Trifari/Monet , large until 7:00pm. No large appli- 6000 or 800-382-8477 (MA). selection, rings, large neck- SEWING MACHINE: Janome TRAMPOLINE: 14 foot trampo- REDUCE YOUR CABLE Bill: ances or clothing, please. laces/earrings (clipons), faux sil- with instruction booklet and cab- line no net, good condition you Atlantic Flag Get a 4-room all-digital satellite Benefit Woman to Woman CALL 401-253-1000, when ver & gold, $8-18 warren 401- inet, needs tuneup $30 Tiverton take away $99.99/best system installed for free and Support Network. you’ve got more stuff than 247-1559 401-625-5818 Barrington 401-245-2335 & Banner programming starting under space! That’s East Bay $20. Free digital video recorders LAWN FERTILIZER: Spreader TV: Sharp 27”, excellent condi- 694 No. Broadway Classifieds, Your Neighborhood Fan style, $15 401-625-1478 to new callers. So call now. 1- MIDDLETOWN:6 West View Marketplace! tion, replaced with smaller TV, East Providence, RI 800-699-7159. (CLASSIFIED Rd. Sat & Sun April 20 and 21, $35 Warren 401-289-2626 Finds Under $200 AVENUE) 8am-2pm.Charity Yard Sale, DON’T HAVE TIME to place MONEL TROLLING WIRE: 40 401-434-1430 100% proceeds to the American your ad in the East Bay lb. test, 300 ft. spools, new in 2 CHRYSLER CROSSFIRE Cancer Society. Giant, many box $10 Westport 508-636- Finds Under $100 RIMS: $199.99 each/bo Fall • Flags • Flag Poles REAL COMPOSTED COW Classifieds during normal busi- MANURE: At the farm, will load items ness hours? Just visit us online 2420 River, John, 401-835-5086 CAT TREE: Floor to ceiling, • Mailbox Covers on any size truck. $20/yard. at EastBayClassifieds.com. OUTDOOR SCREEN TENT: with levels, good condition $80 BUNK BED: Very sturdy, pri- • Decorative Banners 401-451-8106 We’re open 24 hours a day, 7 Must see to appreciate $20 401- Barrington 401-245-2335 mary colors, excellent condition, LOOKING FOR A NEW days a week to place your ad • Custom/Advertising Flags HOUSE? Find a complete list of 434-3259 $150 Barrington 401-433-0058 SAVE ON CABLE: TV-Internet- when it’s convenient for you. Digital Phone. satellite.Youve East Bay area open houses in www. The East Bay Classifieds, Your SYLVANIA HEADPHONES: CLOTHES & SHOES: Brand COUCH & LOVESEAT: Burgundy got a choice. Options from all the East Bay Classifieds every Neighborhood Marketplace. Electronic, wireless, excellent new, excellent bargains, $50 or w/pillows, good condition, sold as week. Plan your route and find atlanticflag major service providers Call us 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477 condition $10 Portsmouth 401- less East Providence, 401-438- set, $120, Barrington 401-247- .com to learn more 8770884-1191 your dream home! (MA). 662-5429 6598 9868 SOMERSET AUTO GROUP Where Dreams Are Built One Ride At A Time BUYING GOLD HOTRIDESINC.COM Highest Prices Ever 10k STERLING SILVER - OLD COINS 18k $ PRIVATE $ Call us 14k APPRAISALS Portuguese Gold about ourFREE AUTO SERVICE 30 VETERANS All Mechanical Repairs Tires 5% MORE WITH THE AD OIL CHANGE PROGRAM! MEMORIAL PARKWAY R.I. State Inspections Brakes Free Shuttle Service! East Providence, RI Buy Here Pay Here Tune Up Buying any broken, damaged, or unwanted gold Classic Car Sales Electrical Free Vehicle Pick-Up & Delivery, Night Drop-Offs, Service 401-435-4444 or sterling silver jewelry. 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Hours Monday- 507 Main St. Warren, RI We Service All Competitive Makes & Models Friday 8-5 (Across from Town Hall, next to Subway) Call 368-2567 1491 Brayton Point RD Somerset, MA 02725 *Most Ralph Petrucci, Buyer 47 years experience. 508-675-1106 • Toll free 1-800-495-jeep Cars 9:30am to 3:30pm Monday - Saturday | LIC# 200817 www.somersetautogroup.com April 17-19, 2013 East Bay Classifieds Page C15 Items for Sale

TOWN LINE THRIFT: and LEATHER LOVESEAT COZY: GOLF CLUBS: (2 complete TRADING POST ANTIQUES: Cappuccino color. Great shape. Buying gold, sterling, and Good Stuff Antiques & Antique. 2555 Gar Highway, Consignment Shops sets-RH). Adams-D, Callaway CLEAN! 66”W x 38”D. Call/Text, antiques. Old postcards, toys, Swansea, Mass. Now open. 3W, X-14 Irons, 3-SW, Ping Can send you picture. MOVING! military items, clocks, costume Collectibles specializing in mildly used EASTBAY CONSIGNMENT: Putter, carry stand bag, $200; WACOM CINTIQ DTK-2100: 295 (401)261-7899. All Callaway Hyper X-D, 3W, jewelry, 507 Main Street 401- Comes with pen, pen holder, nib furniture, antiques, and col- 156 Bayview Avenue, Bristol, quality furniture, home decor & 3HYB, X-20, Irons 4-AW, 368-2567.Ralph Petrucci remover and extra nibs. Boehm china Bobcats: lectibles. 508-379-6056 ad books. consignments wanted, PLACE YOUR YARD SALE Cleveland SW, Ping Putter, Cart buyer/owner Adjustable stand and the ability Boehm mother bobcat with 2 in the East Bay Classifieds at pick-up avail. Hrs: Tues-Sat 10- bag, $275 all. Warren 508-269- to rotate your display 180 kits. Original condition. 401-253-1000 or 800-382-8477. 6pm, Sun & Monday 11-4pm. 2122 degrees in either direction Limited edition. 1970’s. SELL YOUR “STUFF” CHEAP! USED RECORDS WANTED: accommodates all drawing Original price $1800. $800 or Ask about our three week spe- 401-588-2312. www.eastbay- SIDE CHAIRS (4): GREAT IT’S SIMPLE to place an ad in Round Again Records needs habits. Active display area is best offer. Cash only. 800 cial rate. Call the East Bay consignment.com shape. HARDWOOD. Classic East Bay Classifieds. You can your used records, 45s, LPs, 21.3” with 1,024 levels of pres- (401)245-8374. Classifieds today! style, Well Made. 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COZ SUMMER CAMP Roger Williams University Marine Biology Summer Camp Theme: Party in the USA! One Old Ferry Road, Bristol, RI 02809 The Camp Program is for high school students who have completed a Art, Community Service, Computers, Cooking, Fitness, course in Biology. Activities include introductory programs in coastal Gardening, Music, Hiking, Reading, Sports, Swimming, ecosystems, including field and sampling trips to habitats around the bay. Students use a variety of techniques to gather samples for analysis. Chess Club, Zumba, Cake Decorating and much more! Instruction, materials and use of labs and equipment, field trips, lodging and meals are included. Session 1: July 14th - 20th Session 2: July 21st - July 27th A non-refundable deposit of $200.00 is to accompany an FOR: Kindergarten through Grade 6 Students application which can be downloaded from the below web-site. WHEN: June 24 August 16, 2013 Final payment of $725.000 is due by July 5th. ʹ If you have an inquiries please call Science Department HOURS: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM at Roger Williams University at (401) 254-3653. Weekdays between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm or visit our website at: LOCATION: Hugh Cole School, Warren http://departmentsrwu.edu/biology/camp.html For more information call the Child Opportunity Zone (COZ) at 245-1460 x1375 or go to our website at www.bw.k12.ri.usͶ find us under departments.

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