Barrington TTimesimeseastbayri.com WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2014 VOL. 57, NO. 36 $1.00 EEaagglleess uuppeenndd IIssllaannddeerrss Barrington kicks off season with 20-8 win over Middletown in Injury Fund game RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. Barrington’s Mike Marshell takes down a Middletown ballcarrier during the Eagles’ 20-8 Injury Fund victory on Thursday night, Sept. 4, at Mt. Hope High School. Barrington heads to Pawtucket on Friday night to play against Tolman. For complete story see page 14. Council gives town manager double-digit raise Peter DeAngelis among Minutes for the Aug. 4 execu- received a official earns $164,688 annually. received cost of living adjust- highest-paid town tive session were unsealed longevity pay- “It was the right thing to do ment increases. managers in the state recently and showed that mem- ment of because Peter deserves it and it She said all five council mem- bers of the council discussed a $10,932. was the easy thing to do because bers gave high marks to the man- BY JOSH BICKFORD performance review for the man- With his cur- there was a little bit of slack in ager during the review and she [email protected] ager and then voted 5-0 to rent total pay the budget,” said Barrington cited a number of the services he Members of the Barrington increase his base pay to ($160,932), Mr. Town Council President June provides that other town’s man- Town Council voted unanimous- $150,000. DeAngelis is Speakman. agers do not. ly to extend a double-digit raise According to information in the second- The council president said Mr. Ms. Speakman also acknowl- to town manager Peter DeAngelis the state’s 2013 Municipal Salary Peter DeAngelis highest paid DeAngelis had not received a edged Mr. DeAngelis’ institution- during a recent executive session Survey, Mr. DeAngelis previously chief executive raise for at least six years, meeting. had a base pay of $136,645 and in the state. Middletown’s top although she added that he has See MANAGER Page 20 Boost from Boosters Barrington High weight room is better than ever, thanks to Barrington Boosters PAGE 3 Page 2 Barrington Times September 10, 2014 RICHARD W. DIONNE JR. Helpful Hawks Students from Roger Williams University in Bristol recently stopped by Woods Pond in Barrington to help clean up the area. The local university conducts a large community service project where students head out across the region to help with a variety of tasks. Trust hosts talk about Sowams property Land trust event planned broader perspective, highlighting of the peace treaty signed in for Monday, Sept. 15 some of the named Pokanoket March 1621. The agreement METRIC MOTORS places in our community such as between Ossamequin, the Mas- Diesel Service and repairs Mussachuck Creek and Scamsca- sasoit of the Wampanoag, and the Members of the Barrington muck Spring.” representatives of the Plymouth Quality brake work Land Conservation Trust will help “Between the national myths Colony lasted for over 50 years, an AIR CONDTIONING SERVICE celebrate Land Trust Days with a surrounding the first Thanksgiv- accomplishment unmatched program titled “Sowams — A ing in 1621 and the 1675/1676 across North America during this National Heritage” on Monday, conflict known as King Phillips early cultural contact period,” 508.336.8480 Sept. 15, at Barrington library War, or Metacoms Rebellion, stated a press release for the www.metricmotorsinc.net auditorium at 7 p.m. which resulted in the greatest pro- event. The program will “look back- portionate loss of life of all Ameri- The event is free and open to the CONVERTIBLE TOP SERVICE wards and forwards to gain a can Wars, there is little recognition public. NEWS BRIEF WARREN TIVERTON 137 Child Street, Warren, RI 492 Main Rd, Tiverton, RI TOM’S MARKET 401-289-2852 401-816-0862 Education foundation Check out our ad on our website www.tomsmarket.com hosts ducky race on Fresh. Local. Exceptional. Open 8-8 Monday-Saturday; 8-7 Sunday Saturday, Sept. 27 CUSTOM CUT FRESH MEATS DELI SEAFOOD The Barrington Education Foun- USDA Grade A Tom’s Own Thanksgiving dation Rubber Duck Race will be $ 99 Tom’s Famous Chicken Cutlets ...................2 lb $ 99 LOWEST Wild Caught Bone-In Style Turkey .....8 lb. PRICE IN A held on Saturday, Sept. 27 from 2 6-8lb. Avg. Chesapeak Bay WHILE! North Pork Chops $ 99 to 4 p.m. at Woods Pond. The Hotel Style Turkey Breast ..........1 lb. 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Tickets could have been a closet. cost $10 per person or $30 for Years ago, the Barrington High a family of four. There will also School weight room and fitness be raffle baskets available dur- center was located in a small ing the dinner. room inside the cafeteria. Two doors swung open and inside Middle school hockey those doors rested a hulking (and aged) universal weight machine, signups are under way two flat benches, an incline Registration is now in progress bench, a squat rack and a few oth- for all student-athletes inter- er random pieces of equipment. ested in participating in the The was also a stereo and some middle school hockey program overworked speakers. (RIJDL south). Players (grades Today, the high school weight 6 to 8) do not need to attend room fills a large space overlook- Barrington Middle School, but ing Victory Field. It is bright and must be a Barrington resident sports a fresh coat of paint and and registered with USA Hock- there is a row of exercise bicycles ey. The fee for the season and racks of free weights. There (approximately 12 games) is are bench press stations and a $225 and includes a uniform. brand new multi-purpose exer- PHOTOS BY TIM MARSHALL cise machine called “Synergy.” Flat Registration is limited. The sea- Barrington Boosters Club members Erik Warner (left) and Kevin Ryan celebrate the upgrades made to the screen televisions are mounted on son runs from mid-October high school weight room with BHS Director of Athletics George Finn (right). through early March and all the walls and there are new fans games will be played at The St. and new Eagles logos. Georges School in Middletown. The Barrington Boosters Club A copy of a current USA Hock- recently poured about $15,000 Booster Day ey confirmation number with worth of renovations, upgrades I WHAT: Fund-raiser for the the bar code and all fees are and new machines into the weight Barrington Boosters Club; due at the time of registration. room — the result of a concerted student athletes will go door- For more information email fund-raising effort spearheaded to-door in neighborhoods all by Barrington resident Pete Deal across town, introducing [email protected].