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10/10/2008

It’s all over but the shouting
The Barrington bench cheers as their teammates gain possession of the ball during a field hockey game against unbeaten North Kingstown yesterday at Barrington. The overtime game ended in a 1-1 tie.

East Bay Briefings

Work on Barrington, Warren bridges advances
The final concrete box beam is in place for the new Warren River bridge.

10/09/2008

Pumpkin season
Giza Velez, 10 months old, who was vacationing in Rhode Island with her parents, sits in the pumpkin patch at St. John’s Episcopal Church, in the center of Barrington. Her father, Hector, moved to Puerto Rico 20 years ago and returned to the area for a visit with his family. The second annual pumpkin sale goes on daily at the church through Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds from the sale will benefit many outreach programs of the church, including the local food bank.

East Bay People

Judge dismisses Oberg vandalism charge
BARRINGTON — A misdemeanor charge of vandalism and malicious injury to property was dismissed yesterday in District Court Providence against Amy Page Oberg, a longtime member of the School Committee.

Barrington teen fined $500 for substance abuse
BARRINGTON — Benjamin W. Geldmaker, sentenced two previous times in District Court for underage possession of alcohol, was given another $500 fine and set free following a third offense yesterday.

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10/08/2008

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10/07/2008

Barrington recommends Mass. company to build wind turbine
The Lumus Construction proposal would cost 10 percent less than the $2.4-million limit set by the Town Council.

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10/03/2008

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Barrington School Committee delays vote on wind turbine
The delay came because the Town Council is expected to get a recommendation on Monday from its Committee for Renewable Energy on who should get the wind turbine contract.

10/02/2008

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10/01/2008

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09/30/2008

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Providence Fire Department promotes Lt. Cynthia Kiers and Lt. Lisa A. Krapf to supervisory positions
PROVIDENCE — Slowly, but surely, women are climbing the ladder in the male-dominated world of the Fire Department. Yesterday, for the first time, women were announced as supervisors in the Fire Suppression and Fire Prevention Divisions.

09/29/2008

Civil-rights complaint against Barrington library is dismissed
Investigators reject the grievance of a Pawtucket man with Tourette syndrome who was asked to leave the library because of outbursts.

09/26/2008

Bay teems with boats 25 years after Cup loss
After two false starts, 23 sailboats jockeyed for position northwest of Prudence Island on Sunday afternoon, waiting for the last race of the J/30 North American Championship to begin.

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09/25/2008

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09/24/2008

Barrington council president can vote on wind project, says ethics panel
BARRINGTON — The state Ethics Commission ruled unanimously yesterday morning that Town Council President Jeffrey Brenner faces no conflict issues with his work on a wind turbine for the town.

Science test scores in Barrington rise far above rest of state
BARRINGTON — The secret of successful science teaching may seem, at times, as elusive as dark matter or as complex as human DNA. But when it comes to tuning student brains to the right wavelength, teachers in Barrington seem to be light-years ahead of the rest of their colleagues.

Science test scores in Barrington rise far above rest of state
BARRINGTON — The secret of successful science teaching may seem, at times, as elusive as dark matter or as complex as human DNA. But when it comes to tuning student brains to the right wavelength, teachers in Barrington seem to be light-years ahead of the rest of their colleagues.

East Bay Briefings

09/23/2008

Teen ‘bikers’ draw police attention in Barrington
BARRINGTON — Even a rogue offshoot of Hell’s Angels wouldn’t stoop to picking on a bunch of elementary school students.

Crossing into winning territory at high school meet
Sid Griffin, of Barrington High School, crosses the finish line to win the boys’ race at a cross-country meet yesterday at Roger Williams Park between Barrington High School and Moses Brown, Mount Pleasant, Hope and Classical high schools, all in Providence.

Barrington hearing on parking restrictions canceled
The Coastal Resources Management Council says it’s the Town Council’s responsibility to limit parking on Daunis Right of Way.

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09/21/2008

Trial date set in boating fatality
Barrington teen Ryan A. Greenberg is accused in the death of his friend, who was struck by a boat in summer 2007.