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‘Everybody knew Jamie’ BRISTOL — Many people in Bristol knew James Crowell as the helpful worker at CVS or had met him walking around town or having breakfast at Hope Diner, often wearing his signature American flag button-down shirt. |
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Kicking off school year as good neighbors BRISTOL — Before the start of the school year, Roger Williams University students living in off-campus housing received an unexpected housewarming committee. |
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Spring floods blamed for Ferry Road damage BRISTOL — Last week, the state Department of Transportation (DOT) wrapped up road work on a half-mile stretch of Ferry Road that engineers say was damaged during the record flooding rains in March and April. |
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State says let them eat wheat bread and spinach BRISTOL/WARREN — Whole wheat bread and fresh fruit are on the menu; foods high in sugar and fats are not. Rhode Island has one of the strictest standards in the country for public school lunches and breakfast. |
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Many homes will have drainage systems inspected BRISTOL - To comply with an Environmental Protection Agency mandate, the town’s Water Pollution Control department will need to visit up to 1,200 residences in Bristol, and they are relying on homeowners’ cooperation to complete the preliminary … |
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