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Last Week In North Kingstown: Sewers, More Sewers, & Ferry Opposition
The biggest stories from the week, in case you missed them.
A number of Shore Acres residents attended the Town Council meeting Monday night to hear the town's sewer consultant explain the options for sewering their waterfront neighborhood.
Council Contemplates Extending Sewers To Wickford, Post Road NorthTo bring a sewer line into Wickford, it will cost around $10 million, engineering consultant Jim Geremia told the Town Council Monday, Aug. 5. He estimated it would cost the same amount – $10 million – to bring the sewer line to Post Road north.
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Thursday, July 25, 11:50 a.m. – A North Kingstown resident told police his car was struck with debris twice while driving west on Ten Rod Road.
Narragansett Chamber Opposes B.I. Ferry Service From QuonsetThe Narragansett Chamber of Commerce has written a letter opposing Rhode Island Fast Ferry's application with the state to expand ferry service to Block Island. RI Fast Ferry, which operates ferry service to Martha's Vineyard out of Quonset and wants to add Block Island ferry service from the same location, cannot proceed without approval from the state Public Utilities Commission.
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A handful of North Kingstown businesses were singled out in the recent "Best of Rhode Island 2013" rankings published by Rhode Island Monthly last week, including All Star status for Allie's Donuts and Gregg's Chocolate Cake.
Labor Relations Board Sides With NK FirefightersNorth Kingstown Patch has learned the state Labor Relations Board ruled July 31 that the town did not bargain in good faith with the firefighters when it set new 24-hour shifts in March 2012.
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