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Moore opposes granting licenses to undocumented immigrants
Woonsocket Prevention Coalition Participates in National Kick Butts Day Zombie Walk at Rhode Island State House
Mayor Baldelli-Hunt to deliver " 100 Day" address
Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt announced today that, from March 11th to March 13th, the Rhode Island State Elks Association will be hosting Milton, "Big Milt" Creagh, a nationally known motivational speaker from Chicago
March doings at the Bellingham Senior Center
Monday, March 10
8:00 Guitar lessons
12:15 line dancing
1:30 Combo fitness
Mayor Lisa Baldelli-Hunt announced the appointment of Deputy Chief Paul A. Shatraw as the next Fire Chief of the City of Woonsocket.
ALDI is bringing new jobs to the area with a hiring event for its North Smithfield store on Saturday, March 8.
On February 20th 2014 at 1854 hours Woonsocket Police received a 911 call in regards to a male subject in a vehicle outside of the ambulance entrance to Landmark Medical Center threatening to commit suicide. Woonsocket Police established a perimeter and Landmark Medical Center was sent into a lockdown.
Due to the number of snowstorms and the increased demand throughout the region, neither the Town nor the State has salt enough for street preparation for this storm and storms going forward.
Services for Coach Nasuti will be private and for family only. However, Coach's family understands what an outpouring of support there has been in the last few days. Therefore, a PUBLIC CELEBRATION OF COACH NASUTI'S LIFE has been scheduled for Saturday, March 1, at a time to be determined. This celebration will be held at Woonsocket High School and will be open to EVERYONE. More details on this day will be coming soon, so stay tuned.
In lieu of flowers the family asks that you make donations to the newly created GEORGE NASUTI SCHOLARSHIP FUND. Donations can be mailed to: Blackstone River Federal Credit Union, 10 Monument Square, Woonsocket, RI 02895.
Coach's family would like everyone to know that the outpouring of support has been both humbling and amazing to see and feel. They appreciate the support and kind words that everyone has had to say about George and are now beginning to grasp the immense impact he had on so many lives.
Dear friends ,
Today we received sad news that our beloved George Nasuti has passed . Please take a moment to honor him with your students and each other. Share with others his love of this great city, respectful nature, and honorable character. We are all better people for having George in our life.
Our school community will keep his entire family, especially his wife and loving sons , in our prayers and thoughts.
Dr. Donoyan
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
Mount Saint Charles Academy Hosts a Grammy Nominated Jazz Musician During MSC's 90th Anniversary Celebration
Trash and Recycling Collection Information
Relating To Forecasted Snowstorm
Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis Releases Official Guides
2014 Election Calendar and 2014 How to Run for Office
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The deep freeze and heavy rain is taking its tolls on roads throughout the area.
Rubbish and Recycling Holiday Pickup Schedule
On Monday January 20 in the observance of Martin Luther King Day; rubbish and recycling pick-up for the week of January 20 to January 24 will be delayed by one day.
Please DO NOT place plastic bags in the recycle carts. Those bags can be returned to many big-box retailers or to the Woonsocket Recycle Facility (943 River Street) for proper recycling.
Extra recycling may also be brought to the Woonsocket Recycle Facility located at 943 River St
Rubbish and Recycling Holiday Pickup Schedule
On Monday January 20 in the observance of Martin Luther King Day; rubbish and recycling pick-up for the week of January 20 to January 24 will be delayed by one day.
Please DO NOT place plastic bags in the recycle carts. Those bags can be returned to many big-box retailers or to the Woonsocket Recycle Facility (943 River Street) for proper recycling.
Extra recycling may also be brought to the Woonsocket Recycle Facility located at 943 River St
The Woonsocket Police Department is requesting assistance in locating a missing child.
The Bellingham Democratic Town Committee meets the first Wednesday of every month at the Arcand Room at Town Hall at 7:00 p.m.
BEAT TRAFFIC, TRY TRANSIT LANDS in Slatersville
Senate leader says health cost containment making progress Moore leads in
curbing medical errors
Rhode Islanders Urged to Take Precautions During Extreme Cold; Communities Offer Warming Centers
Timeless Antiques Grand Opening at New Location
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield is holding a seasonal flu clinic for the public on Wednesday, January 29, 2014 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM at North Smithfield High School, on Greenville Road.
On Wednesday January 1, 2014 in the observance of New Years Day the Woonsocket Material Recycle Facility will be closed. A complete listing of accepted items for FREE can be found on the City of Woonsocket's web site under Solid Waste.
Mount Saint Charles Delivers Christmas Baskets to 63 Needy Families in Woonsocket
Mount Saint Charles Participates in the Gingerbread Express at a Providence Elementary School
Rubbish and RecyclingHolidayPickup Schedule
In the observance of Christmas the Woonsocket Material Recycle Facility will be closed on Tuesday December 24 and Wednesday December 25.
Enjoy the Mount Rush 4 Unplugged Quartet at the Stadium Theatre
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Beginning January 1, 2014
NORTH SMITHFIELD – At its annual reorganization meeting on December 5, the Planning Board elected Dean Naylor as Chair and Art Bassett as Vice-Chair. Gene Simone was re-elected Secretary.
The Department of Public Works has attempted to keep up with a number of street signs and stop signs that have been taken off poles around town during the past several months. Replacements for the thefts will be ordered as soon as possible.
Missing traffic and street signs create a safety hazard on town roads. Replacement costs continue to mount. The Town is asking residents for any information they may have concerning this issue by calling the Police Tip Line at401-762-9983.
Blackstone Canal Commission considers music shed Project would be located at
River Bend Farm
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield Holiday Trash and recycling collection schedule includes Tuesday, Christmas Eve, December 24th and Tuesday, New Year's Eve, December 31.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – With winter storms just around the corner North Smithfield EMA and Administrator Paulette Hamilton
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Residents in North Smithfield will receive a small increase in Water rates for the last two quarters of the year, which are January and April.
Santa Claus at the Mini Park located next to Woonsocket City Hall
Wednesday December 11 5-8 p.m.
Thursday December 12 6-8 p.m.
Saturday December 16 5-7 p.m.
Tuesday December 17 6 -8 p.m.
Thursday December 19 6 -8 p.m.
Saturday December 21 5-7 p.m.
The North Smithfield Emergency Management Agency(NSEMA), which has an office at 575 Smithfield Road, offers winter preparedness steps to take before the storm for locals to protect their families and homes.
The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
Town Administrator Paulette Hamilton announces recent appointments to several boards and commissions
Moore joins fight to limit unfunded federal mandates National effort
launched to restore strong state and local voices in federalism
December 7th: Doors open at 7:00pm
Early bird 7:25pm
Event: 4th Annual Boudoir Bingo to benefit the Milk Fund
Athena's: 640 Winter Street, Woonsocket,
$10 per person
* 10 games - plus the early bird
* 50/50 CASH raffle
* Raffle gift basket
Space is limited!!
Register by calling Robyn at 401-762-6110 ext 12
This is always a fun event!
The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
Woonsocket Fire Department responded to a structure fire located at 243 Lydia Ave at 0618 hrs this morning. Crews arrived on scene to a single story, wood frame, single family dwelling heavily involved. Responding crews made an aggressive interior attack. Search teams located 1 victim who was extricated from the building. EMS crews on scene began resuscitative efforts and transported the victim to LMC. LMC reports that the victim has been pronounced dead. State and local fire marshals, along with BCI are investigating at this time. Deputy Chief Paul Shatraw commanding the scene.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Town Administrator Paulette Hamilton announces that William P. Devereaux has been appointed to the Sewer Commission. He is a Partner with Pannone Lopes Devereaux & West, LLC.
Mayor-elect Lisa Baldelli-Hunt presents Stadium Theatre Executive Director, Cathy Levesque with a $5,000 grant for exterior signage and to upgrade the façade. Woonsocket's Mayor-elect recently secured the Legislative Grant for the Stadium Theatre, performing one of her last duties as State Representative from District 49.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Town offices will be closed on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29, 2013.
Ghost Army Tank at the Museum of Work & Culture
Woonsocket Police Department is seeking the public's assistance
Statement from Senator Moore regarding Senate action on minimum wage increase legislation
Rubbish and Recycling Holiday Pickup Schedule
On Thursday November 28th in the observance of Thanksgiving Day the Woonsocket Material Recycle Facility located at 943 River Street will be closed.
The Recycle Facility will be open on Friday November 29rd from 7am to 3:30pm and Saturday November 30th from 8am to 12pm
Woonsocket residents are reminded that curbside pick-up for trash, recycling and yard waste for Thursday and Friday will be delayed by one day.
If you don't recycle it we can't save it.
Moore reminds constituents to practice winter fire safety
BOSTON - As winter approaches, Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, is
partnering with the Department of Fire Safety to remind individuals and
families of Southern Central Massachusetts to practice home fire safety.
The Woonsocket Police Department will be charging Angelo Luiz Perez, 48 of 175 Sixth Ave, Woonsocket with Domestic Disorderly Conduct, Violation of No Contact Order and Felony Assault with a Dangerous Weapon (motor vehicle). Perez was arrested in Massachusetts on November 16, 2013. Perez is the suspect in the domestic crime that was being investigated by the Woonsocket Police in which a member of the police department discharged his service weapon. Perez is currently being held in Massachusetts as a Fugitive from Justice. It is unknown when he will be arraigned in Rhode Island.
New England Country Music Club Events to end of 2013 and January 2014-
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield is underway in developing a plan to review the potential use of all municipal buildings.
APPLICATION DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER 25th at 4pm
Applications are being accepted for five positions on the new Woonsocket School
Board for staggered terms that range from one to three years. Candidates must be residents and registered voters. Individuals with strong finance, public policy and educational experience as well as exhibiting an understanding of the diversity of the community are encouraged to apply.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
Rubbish and Recycling Holiday Pickup Schedule
NORTH SMITHFIELD - North Smithfield's newest business is family-owned Duquette Family Eye Care, recently located at 621Pound Hill Road, in the Wide World of Sports plaza. Owned and operated by Lori Duquette, O. D. and her sister Linda Duquette.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – A vacancy on the North Smithfield sewer commission provides a resident with the opportunity to serve our community.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The RI Department of Transportation has notified the Town of North Smithfield that additional weight limit restrictions have been placed on the Slatersville Stone Arch Bridge, located in the center of town. A lane restriction is now in place in anticipation of a bridge replacement.
Rep. Baldelli-Hunt applauds approval of Landmark sale
CVS/pharmacy Hosts Woonsocket Mayor Leo Fontaine at
Prescription Drug Take Back Event
U.S. Small Business Administration Seeks Nominations for Rhode Island Small Business Awards
On Friday, November 8 at 11:45a.m. the Bellingham Senior Center will host a salute to Veterans of WWII, Korea, Viet Nam, and the current conflicts in the Middle East.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The North Smithfield Senior Citizens Association is seeking new members. The group, comprised of about 40 town residents, meets twice a month, in the St. John's Church basement. Bingo, games, trips, dinners and other activities are offered for members and non- members alike.
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Blasting will take place at a Material Sand quarry in the Pound Hill - Pine Hill Road area Tuesday, October 22 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
The town and state fire marshals have been informed. Please note the times so you can plan ahead.
This should be a limited disruption.
North Smithfield – Our FY2013 town recycling numbers are in. At first glance the numbers do not look good. Our recycling weight collected in the blue bins was 1,367 tons, down by 3.75% from last year. What happened?
Mount Saint Charles Academy Seeks Alumni for the 2013 Christmas Concert
Woonsocket – On Sunday, December 15th at 2pm, Mount Saint Charles Academy will host its annual Christmas concert. However, this year is exceptionally special because, in conjunction with Mount's 90th Anniversary of ministry, the concert will once again feature the alumni band and Mount is seeking graduates of the school to participate.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Residents are reminded that North Smithfield tax payments MUST be mailed to 575 Smithfield Road, No. Smithfield, RI 02896.
The payment address of P. O. BOX 414730, Boston, MA is no longer used. Payments will be returned to the sender and will be considered late.
Residents are encouraged to update their records. Questions can be directed to 401-767-2200 ext. 511.
Make Your Reservations NOW For New Family Guy Tour Happening November 1st.
Special "Behind the Scenes" Exclusive Motorcoach Tour Offered In Conjunction With Comic Con Event
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), the North Smithfield Police Department, and the North Smithfield Prevention Coalition will hold another prescription drug "Take-Back" initiative.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
North Smithfield Police Department reminds residents that the TIP LINE number is 401-762-9983.
After being left dormant for almost nine years, it was good to see the Woonsocket Redevelopment Agency getting back to work in terms of bolstering Woonsocket's depressed economy.
There is a Hazardous Waste Collection this Saturday October 5th sponsored by RIRRC.
The original location was the Town of North Smithfield. The new location is Town of Cumberland at the Monastery (8am – 1pm).
It is open and FREE to all RI residents.
Join YWCA Rhode Island and race partner organizations on Sunday, October 13, 2013 for the 3rd Annual Race Against Racism. This year's 5K road race will be held during Woonsocket's annual Autumnfest celebration. The entry fee is $25 or $27 on race day.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Unfortunately, recent repairs to the Tennis Court lights required additional service. A breaker has been ordered and will be installed as soon as received.
We are sorry for any inconvenience to our residents.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – In order to take a proactive approach to protect our residents, The Town of North Smithfield will be conducting mosquito spraying on Saturday October 5th.
Areas to be sprayed are as follows:
The Athletic Field Complex will be sprayed at 6:00 am & will reopen at 10:30 am.
North Smithfield Elementary School Soccer Fields will be sprayed at immediately after the Athletic Fields and will be reopening at 11:00 am.
Please plan accordingly. Teams have been notified. Thank you for your cooperation in staying off the fields during designated times.
CVS Caremark Colleagues Present Check to Woonsocket High School's
Air Force Junior ROTC Program
North Smithfield -- Annual curbside yard waste collection for North Smithfield homeowners begins Saturday October 5th and will continue through November. This is a Saturday only collection, even during holiday periods.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
Secretary of State A. Ralph Mollis reminds the public of voter registration deadline for November election
October 6th is the voter registration deadline for Central Falls and Woonsocket elections
Mayor Leo T. Fontaine announces
"Take Pride In Your City"
NORTH SMITHFIELD - In observance of Columbus Day all town offices will be closed on Monday, October 14, 2013.
There will be no trash or recycling pickup on Monday, October 14, 2013. All routes will be delayed by one day all week.
Residents are urged to plan accordingly.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Town of North Smithfield Taxes Due
Second quarter taxes are due on October 15, 2013 for residents and businesses in North Smithfield. Interest and penalties will be assessed if payment is received past that date.
To facilitate payment and avoid waiting in line, payments must be sent to the Tax Office, 575 Smithfield Road, North Smithfield, RI 02896 or drop off payments in the secure drop box located outside the building. Questions or comments should be directed to Tax Collector at 767-2200 ex.t 511.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The annual Community Yard Sale Day is coming to town
Residents are reminded that curbside pick-up of yard waste (grass clippings, small branches, weeds, etc.) for 1-3 unit properties will resume on Monday September 30, 2013 and continue through Friday December 6, 2013. Place yard waste in compost bags or barrels (with lids) clearly marked "yard waste" and leave them curbside on your collection day by 7 am. (Plastic bags containing yard waste will not be collected). Yard waste cannot and must not contain any trash
Community Playground Build at Bernon Heights School
Come to the premiere of My Old School - a film about the now abandoned Woonsocket Middle/High School!
Chan's Restaurant, Park Square Florist, WNRI, Roger's Flowers, Pepin Lumber, Nys Flowers, WOON Radio, Museum of Work & Culture. OR purchase your tickets online atwww.OldSchoolWoonsocket.com
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield is seeking volunteers to serve on a number of boards and commissions. Most meet on a monthly basis, for a limited term.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Saturday curbside pickup of yard waste begins October 5, and continues each week through December 1, 2013. During holiday schedules collection will be on Sunday.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – North Smithfield's 7th Annual Great Pumpkin Festival will feature longtime favorites and plenty of new food, games, entertainment and activities to delight festival goers.
PROVIDENCE - The Department of Environmental Management and the Department of Health (HEALTH) are advising residents of North Smithfield to avoid contact with a stray orange cat. The cat was in quarantine under observation for rabies, as it had sustained a wound of unknown origin, possibly from a rabid animal. The cat was not vaccinated against rabies.
On 09-13-13 about 7:00 PM members of the North Smithfield Police Department responded to 175 St. Paul St. for a report of an animal complaint.
North Smithfield Town Administrator Paulette Hamilton announced recently that the North Smithfield Heritage Association has garnered a $1,000 grant from National Grid as part of that company's Community Energy program through the efforts of her office and those of Lori J. Spangler, manager for National Grid's Community & Customer Management division in Rhode Island.
Shrek The Musical brings your favorite ogre to Rhode Island!
WHO The Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre presents the Encore Repertory Company production of Shrek The Musical!
On September 12, 2013 at approximately 2:14 A.M. the Woonsocket Police were called to 65/67 West Park Place for a report of a home invasion/robbery in progress with shots fired.
The Ghost Army Comes to Woonsocket
War, deception and art come together in The Ghost Army of WWII – Artists of Deception, a unique exhibit on display at the Museum of Work and Culture from November 11, 2013 to January 31, 2014.
The Woonsocket Police Department has made two separate arrests for vandalism. On September 5, 2013 Detective Jason Berthelette started investigating the increased amount of spray paint "tags" throughout the city on private and city property
On September 12, 2013 at approximately 2:14 A.M. the Woonsocket Police were called to 65 West Park Place for a report of a home invasion/robbery with shots fired.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Emergency preparedness is as simple as having a kit and making a plan.
Hurricane season is here and the First 72 are On You! It means you have to be ready to take care of your family for the first three days after a hurricane or other disaster.
MILFORD, MA (2013) - The nominees and winner of the Senator Louis Bertonazzi Foundation "Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award" for 2013 were introduced at the Milford Public Schools "Welcome Back" event held at the high school auditorium. All Milford school system personnel attend this event and the winning teachers are presented their awards at this gathering of all their peers.
Join the Blackstone Valley Tourism Council (BVTC) on Wednesday, September 18, 2013, for a bus trip to Boston's Fenway Park, to see the Boston Red Sox play the Baltimore Orioles.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – North Smithfield's 7th Annual Great Pumpkin Festival will feature longtime favorites and plenty of new food, games, entertainment and activities to delight festival goers.
WHO: Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge
WHAT: Sen. Richard T. Moore will host his monthly "Coffee with
Constituents" to discuss current issues and concerns with local residents.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – North Smithfield announces its third annual "Community Yard Sale", on Saturday, October 5th, with rain date on Sunday October 6th.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Buttons are ready for purchase for the "Lucky 7 Great Pumpkin Festival", to be held September 21s in North Smithfield. Advances purchase price is $1.00. Buttons are $2.00 on the day of the event.
Special Sunrise and Sunset Cruises to celebrate the Fall Equinox
on the Blackstone Riverboat "Explorer"
Quota International of Woonsocket will hold its annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, November 2, 2013 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Elks Hall, 380 Social St., Woonsocket, RI 02895.
RIPTA Service to Run on Sunday/Holiday Schedule
in Observance of Labor Day
Monday, September 2, 2013
RIPTA to Detour Route 54 (Lincoln/Woonsocket)
and Route 87 (Fairmount/Walnut Hill)
to Accommodate the Woonsocket Block Party
on Thursday, August 29, 2013
Fall Preschool programs at Woonsocket Library
Rubbish and Recycling Holiday Pickup Schedule
On Saturday August 31 and Monday September 2, 2013 in the observance of Labor Day the Woonsocket Recycle Facility, located at 943 River Street will be closed.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – 'Or I might Explode' will perform for the last 2013 Summer Concert on the Common this Sunday, September 1 at 6:00 PM.
Woonsocket Prevention Coalition has the 'chops' to bid farewell to Summer fun with healthy living education
and a sharp competition
National Grid and the Office of the Rhode Island Attorney General are warning National Grid customers to beware of the latest on-going episode of utility billing scams.
In the 125 years that Woonsocket has been a city, nothing exemplifies the city's history more than the accomplishments of the city's working people. This year the Museum of Work & Culture will be hosting the 15th annual Labor Day Open House celebration on Sept. 2. The day will be sponsored by the Rhode Island Labor History Society. Professor Scott Molloy from the University of Rhode Island and the Rhode Island Labor History Society will speak about the importance of Labor Day. Admission is free all day beginning at 9:30 am until closing at 4pm.
My Old School is an independent documentary about the former Woonsocket Middle & High School that was opened in 1914 and closed in 2009.
Volunteers needed for YWCA Race Against Racism at Autumnfest Many
opportunities to support the 5K run/walk on October 13
In July 2012, the U.S. Congress passed and President Barack Obama signed into law the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012, which reauthorized the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) through September 30, 2017. The NFIP is a federal program administered by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
The traffic signal has been erected to provide a better flow of traffic over the historic Stone Arch Bridge in Slatersville. RIDOT has this bridge scheduled for replacement sometime in early 2014. Due to damage recently sustained to a parapet, DOT decided to restrict traffic down to one lane, to reduce potential for additional damage to that side of the bridge.
This year's 7th Annual Great Pumpkin Festival will host the first "North Smithfield's Got Talent".
Get ready to dance! This Sunday, August 18 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. Summer Concerts on the Common in historic Slatersville, will feature "Illusions". The six piece band will play a wide range of favorites to please audiences of all ages. Dr. Tim Hart, local podiatrist is a band member.
The Town of North Smithfield is in a friendly competition with the City of Cranston. FIND YOUR FOUR, a program sponsored by National Grid, to help residents reduce energy consumption, is coming in to the home stretch.
Sunday ~ August 11, 2013
Concert on the Common
Historic Slatersville Common will be filled with family entertainment, featuring the "Hummingbird Trio" singers.
For those who love Big Band, Swing, and Jazz, listening to The Hummingbird Trio breathe life into "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," "In the Mood", "Son of a Preacher Man", and "This Will Be" will make you want to jump out of your seat and start dancing!
Lawn chairs or blankets are suggested. Refreshments are available for purchase.
Please bring canned goods for the NS Food Pantry.
The Farmers and Artisan Market opens at 5:00 p.m.
In the event of rain, the concert will be in the Slatersville Congregational Church.
To learn more about The Hummingbird Trio, visit their Web Site atwww.thehummingbirdtrio.com.
Town of North Smithfield
Monday, August 12, 2013
Town Hall will be closed for the state holiday.
Trash Holiday: Monday August 12th - no collection.
Trash & recycling is delayed one day.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield is now offering a new service that will assist people in obtaining accident reports, without having to go into the Police Department.
Autumnfest is celebrating 35 years in 2013 and is proud to announce the 2013 headliner. Saturday night October 12 at 6pm Autumnfest proudly presents Autumnfest Doo Wop Spectacular starring The Legendary Teenagers, The Chiffons, and Dicky Doo and The Don'ts featuring Gerry Granahan all performing with the Coast-to-Coast band Emceed by Todd Baptista. The show will run from 6-9pm followed by a meet and greet with all the performers allow the public a chance for autographs.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Friends of the North Smithfield Animal Shelter are seeking volunteers to help out at the shelter. Duties include animal care and socialization along with greeting visitors and light cleaning chores.
OLQM Summer festival Winners
$5000 - 3826 Bob Lamarche
$2500 - 10594 Jack Frentte
$1500 - Yvette Houle
$500 - A. Desjardins
$500 - Sylvio Giguere
500 Lottery Tickets - Benjamin Coasts
Major Changes Include Comprehensive Operational Analysis Recommendations, Seasonal Service Startups and Trip Time Changes
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Back again for the fourth year in a row, the very popular Hummingbird Trio will perform Sunday, August 11 at 6:00 PM as the North Smithfield Summer Concerts Series at the Slatersville Common continues.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Lucky 7, that's the theme for the seventh annual Pumpkin festival fundraiser in North Smithfield. Planning is underway and volunteers are still needed.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Tax payments are due on Thursday, August 15, 2013. Residents can pay by mail to Tax Collector, 575 Smithfield Road North Smithfield, RI 02896.
YWCA announces winners of 19th Annual Golf Tournament
Proceeds from the tournament support YWCA breast and cervical cancer
outreach and the Gini Duarte Memorial Scholarship
BOSTON - Massachusetts Senate Minority Leader sworn in as newest Blackstone Valley Junior Ranger by Senate President Pro Tem Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge. Sen. Bruce E. Tarr, R-Gloucester, frequently touts the Blackstone Valley in Senate speeches.
It's almost impossible to miss the news of the birth of Prince George, the newest heir to the British throne. The birth of any child is a major event in any family and for our community. If there is a newborn in your own family, that news is just as exciting and important to you as it is to Will and Kate. Since the National Public Health Information Coalition has proclaimed August to be "National Immunization Awareness Month," there are some important reminders for children of all ages.
VFW #1385 13 Cross Road, Uxbridge, MA Doors open at 12:30 PM
Music 1:00 - 5:00 PM NECMC Members-$5.00 Non Members - $7.00
National Night Out
Woonsocket Police Department will be hosting National Night Out on Tuesday, August 6, 2013 at River Island Park from 4:00pm to 8:00pm. Food, drinks, and entertainment will be provided free of charge. There will be music, a Moon Bounce, Police K9 Demonstrations, Forensic Unit Displays, SRT (SWAT) Team Displays, a smoke house simulator, bike giveaway and more.
STATE HOUSE – Kindergartners in Woonsocket will attend school all day this year, subject to School Committee approval, thanks to money included in the 2014 state budget to fund full-day kindergarten in the city.
Dog Found~
A very thin, tan and white male staffordshire terrier pit bull was just picked up in the vicinity of the 1100 Pound Hill Road area this morning. The animal has a black harness and has been roaming the area for several weeks. He is in the Animal Shelter at this time. If you know of anyone who has lost this animal or if you have any information please contact the Animal Control office at 766-0377.
Town Tax Bills Mailed
Most of you will be receiving your tax bills this week. If you made significant improvements to your property, you will see an increase in taxes, however, most residents will see a reduction in taxes.
North Smithfield residents should be receiving their tax bills this week.
Please note that the lock box in Boston, which had been used to mail tax payments, is no longer in service.
Woonsocket Emergency Management has opened two (2) cooling centers in the City.
Traffic on the Stone Arch Bridge that connects both sections of Slatersville has been restricted for several weeks and will continue for the remainder of the year.
The Town of North Smithfield will be mailing tax bills this week. Water, Sewer, Residential, Commercial, Tangible and Motor Vehicle bills will be in resident's mailboxes later this week.
The City of Woonsocket will be reconstructing the following streets with work commencing on
NORTH SMITHFIELD – 91% of residents and business owners will see a decrease in their tax bills this year. "As a result of sound fiscal management and increased tangible taxes received by the Town, we are pleased to announce that most will see their tax bills lowered" stated Paulette D. Hamilton, Town Administrator.
July 14, 2013
Slatersville Heritage Day
This Sunday will be a day of history, great music, arts and crafts and wonderful food on the Historic Slatersville Common and beyond.
PROVIDENCE - The Rhode Island Department of Health (HEALTH) has recommended the closure of Spring Lake Beach Facility (50 Old Hillside Drive, Glendale, RI) to swimming after a group of people who swam there on July 4 became ill with bloody diarrhea. HEALTH has not yet identified the source of the illness, but has taken water samples to test for bacteria. This facility has no history of high bacteria counts.
On July 4, 2013 at approximately 3:56 A.M. members of the Woonsocket Police Department responded to the area of 165 East School St. for a report of a motorcycle accident. The driver of the motorcycle was identified as Clyde K. Ewing (54) of 457 Diamond Hill Rd.. Mr. Ewing hit a parked vehicle on East School St. He was transported to Rhode Island Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
The accident is still under investigation.
Movies in the Park starts THIS Friday, July 5th, River Island Parkand continues each Friday in July!
STATE HOUSE – The General Assembly approved legislation yesterday that would revise Cumberland's charter in order to consolidate its four fire districts into one.
Mayor Leo Fontaine announces the city's annual 4th of July celebration to be held on Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at World War II Memorial Park, Social Street.
Rubbish and Recycling Holiday Pickup Schedule
The Woonsocket Material Recycle Facility located at 943 River Street, Woonsocket will be closed on Thursday July 4th in observance of Independence Day.
Residents on the following collection days will be delayed by one day: Thursday and Friday.
NORTH SMITHFIELD - The North Smithfield Prevention Coalition and the Town of North Smithfield will host the annual summer "Concerts on the Common" at the Slatersville Common located at 25 Green Street, North Smithfield.
On June 24, 2013 members of the Woonsocket Police Department arrested four subjects on charges of B&E. Since the end of May there have been five B&Es in the area of Cumberland Hill Rd.
15 ft. x 42 in. swimming pools sold at Walmart and other locations for $249 - holds 35.5 gallons of water which requires it to be fenced in to follow safety precautions.
PLEASE NOTE from NSAA: The NSAA Run-Jump-Throw summer track program has been cancelled tonight only, due to impending unhealthy weather.
With the temperature expected to be hovering around 90 degrees, we think it's probably best to not have the kids running around the turf field and track.
ZUMBA CLASS Cancelled due to heat wave
Wednesday, 26, 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
NO Zumba Class on the Common.
Woonsocket, RI (June 21, 2013) – Dr Pepper Snapple Group (DPS) and national non-profit KaBOOM! have awarded the Bernon Heights Elementary School PTO, in partnership with the Woonsocket Education Department (WED), a $15,000 Let's Play Community Construction Grant.
The Woonsocket Budget Commission has been in place for a year now, working to solve our problems in a balanced way that will fairly distribute the burdens among all of the affected groups. There has been much pressure to go straight to a receiver and the Governor, state administrators, and budget commission members have done their utmost to avoid that outcome because of the significant negative affects it will have on the community.
The North Smithfield Animal Control Officer advises pet owners to use extra caution when leaving pets outside or in a vehicle during the summer months.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Registration ends this Friday, June 21st for the 2013 Summer Tennis Program.
The 2013 summer session for Junior Tennis begins Saturday, June 29th and will end August 10th.
The Senior Agenda Coalition of Rhode Island, a non-profit organization promoting "aging in the community" with independence and dignity for seniors, is sponsoring a free workshop "Understanding Electronic Tools for Seniors and their Caregivers to Improve Your Health" on Thursday June 20 from 4pm to 5pm at the YWCA RHODE ISLAND, 514 Blackstone Street, Woonsocket.
Joanne and I are deeply saddened by the news of the death of my colleague in government and my friend, Governor Paul Cellucci.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Friends of the North Smithfield Animal Shelter are seeking volunteers to help out at the shelter.
STATE HOUSE – Sen. Marc A. Cote is encouraging those interested in legislative issues to take advantage a new bill tracking system that allows people to set up email alerts on the progress of particular legislation pending before the General Assembly.
On 06-11-13 the North Smithfield Police received a complaint of a possible scam
Saturday, June 15, enjoy the annual Burrillville Family Fair, along the riverwalk
in historic Harrisville.
Upcoming Events/Games at the PawSox, McCoy Stadium
STATE HOUSE – Rep. Robert D. Phillips (D-Dist. 51, Woonsocket, Cumberland) introduced a resolution on Wednesday, designating Aug. 11, 2013 as "Spirit of '45 Day" in commemoration of the end of World War II.
STATE HOUSE – Rep. James N. McLaughlin (D-Dist. 57, Cumberland, Central Falls) introduced a proposal to revise Cumberland's charter in order to consolidate its four fire districts into one with extra taxpayer protections.
Items Sought for Catholic School Archive
The Museum of Work & Culture in Woonsocket, RI wants to expand its Catholic School Archive and yearbook collection according to Raymond H. Bacon and Anne D. Conway, Co-Directors of the museum.
The 11th annual Clean & Green Day held on Saturday, May 4th, 2013 collected 5.53 tons of trash and recycling from North Smithfield. During the past 11 years over 55 tons of litter has been collected from the town by hundreds dedicated volunteers.
Town Administrator Paulette D. Hamilton announces that there are summer internships available with the Town of North Smithfield.
The Woonsocket Police Department is proud to announce the swearing in of four new police officers. The ceremony will be held at the Woonsocket Police Department Roll Call Room at 3:00 pm on Friday, May 24, 2013. All are welcomed to attend. The four new officers are:
Officer Taylor-Rae Monfils
Officer Craig Thompson
Officer Manuel Salema III
Officer Mark Castilione
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield has space for 5 more farmers, to participate in the 2013 North Smithfield Farmer's Market that will held in conjunction with Concerts on the Common starting in July.
For more information, or to register, please contact Malinda Howard at 767-2200 ext. 301 or by email@example.com.
NCAA - Golf Tournament - Friday, May 31, 2013
NCAA - Northmen/Navigant 5K Run/Walk - Saturday, June 1, 2013
Summer Tennis Lessons - register by Friday, June 21st
free Yoga on the Common - June 5 and 12 6:00 PM
BOSTON - The Massachusetts Senate unanimously passed the "Good Samaritan Bill" to ensure off-duty first responders who provide emergency care are not subject to lawsuits for helping those in need, Senate President Pro Tempore Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, announced.
The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) today announced the establishment of a single-lane alternating traffic pattern on the Slatersville Stone Arch Bridge, which carries Route 5 (Providence Pike) over the Branch River in North Smithfield. A recent bridge inspection found deterioration that requires this change to ensure the safe use of the bridge while RIDOT repairs it.
Girls only summer camp program at YWCA
GoGirlGo! focuses on being active, building confidence, and living
healthy while having fun
In addition to civic groups, Veterans and the North Smithfield High School Marching band, this year's Memorial Day parade will feature the famous Newport Pipes and Drums Band.
The Summertime Healthy Living program in North Smithfield kicks off on Slatersville Common, under the trees, with free Yoga classes.
As part of the commitment to community service, The Great Pumpkin Festival Committee is currently accepting Community Grant Applications for North Smithfield organizations serving our residents.
Free Chronic Disease Self-Management Workshop Begins May 14
Sign up at Woonsocket Senior Services
Please Save the Date to join us for our 3rd Annual Women's Luncheon
Need a ride? Come to a free HOW TO RIDE workshop sponsored by AARP on Wednesday May 15th at 10:30 a.m. Co-sponsored by the Town of North Smithfield, RIPTA staff will be on site to process Senior Photo ID Buss Passes and explain the FLEX SERVICE option for transportation. Free lunch will be served. Join your friends at Scout's Municipal hall, 13 Main Street, Slatersville and learn how to ride!
STATE HOUSE – The Woonsocket House delegation recognized a local high school student this month for being named the Boys & Girls Club of Woonsocket 2012 Youth of the Year.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Outdoor burning is not allowed in North Smithfield. Extremely dry conditions can produce brush fires that can get out of hand quickly.
Public Safety Director Paulette D. Hamilton reminds residents that the "no burning" regulation will remain in effect during the summer and those who violate the ordinance will be fined.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The 2013 summer session for Junior Tennis begins Saturday, June 29th and will end August 10th. The sessions will be divided by age from 9:00 AM– 10:30 AM for children ages 7 – 10, and 10:30 AM – 12:00 noon for children ages 11 – 15. The summer session includes 7 Saturdays. The cost is $45.00 for the entire 7 lessons combined (No refunds due to absence). Cost is $10.00 per lesson if the entire session is not purchased. If any lesson is canceled due to rain, the rain date will be August 17th.
Adult sessions, for anyone 16 and older, begin Tuesday, June 25th from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM and end Wednesday, August 7th. Lessons are either on Tuesday or Wednesday. Participants may pick one day of each week to take lessons. Cost is $45.00 for the entire 7 lessons combined or $10.00 per lesson if the entire session is not purchased. If any lesson is canceled due to rain, the rain date is August 13th.
Participants must register by Friday, June 21st. Registration forms may be printed from http://www.nsmithfieldri.org/.
Checks should be made out to: Town of North Smithfield Tennis and sent to (along with the registration form): Town of North Smithfield Tennis, 1 Main Street, Slatersville, RI 02876.
Payment is also accepted on the first day of the lesson, however prior confirmation must be made to: email@example.com.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Donations for the North Smithfield Food Pantry can be dropped off at Clean & Green Day Headquarters located at Scout's Municipal Hall adjacent to Pacheco Park, 13 Main Street, North Smithfield, RI. Donations will be accepted from 8:00 AM until Noon.
For additional information call Malinda Howard at 767-2200 ext. 301 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Residents have until Monday, May 6, 2013 to mail in their Water Bill tax payment without penalty.
Payments should be mailed to Town of North Smithfield 575 Smithfield Road, North Smithfield, RI 02896 or can be placed in the exterior or interior DROP BOXES. Residents who have not received their bill should contact the tax collector's office at 767-2200, ext. 327 or 328.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Clean & Green Day Headquarters will be located at Scout's Municipal Hall adjacent to Pacheco Park, 13 Main Street, North Smithfield, RI. Doors will open at 8:00 AM for registration check-in.
Only one member of a clean-up team needs to check in at Scout's Municipal Hall to get a location assignment and supplies. Every person volunteering to clean-up must sign a liability waiver.
Volunteers are urged to bring work gloves, hand wipes, tissues and band aids. Wear sun screen, bug repellant and closed shoes.
This event involves 500 volunteers please allow extra time for parking and check-in. Volunteers may park at the NS Library parking lot only for check-in, cars must be moved by 10:00 AM.
To pre-register and to print liability waivers, visit www.nscleangreenday.weebly.com.
For additional information call Malinda Howard at 767-2200 ext. 301 or email email@example.com.
The Town of North Smithfield and the VFW Leclair-Kozlik Post in Forestdale will co-sponsor the annual Memorial Day Parade on Monday, May 27, 2013. Civic groups and organizations, Scouts, School bands, antique cars, youth groups and community agencies, as well as veterans from all walks of life are encouraged to participate.
Wednesday, May 1
9:00 Bridge, we are always looking for new players, regardless of skill level all are welcome every Wed. all month
Vet Agent
10:00 Men's Group. All are welcome to join in for a cup of coffee and a good talk
Friday, April 26 at 10:30 a.m.:
Mayors Taveras, Fung, Senator Reed to Host Military Job Fair, Roundtable on Military Employment
Life-long resident of city, wife, mother of three, and State Representative launches bid to be a Mayor who moves Woonsocket forward
(July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013)
TRASH and RECYCLING
Team Moore shines during Bellingham Challenge 5K
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield will hold another "Community-Wide Yard Sale" to benefit the NS Food Pantry, on Saturday, May 18, 2013. This is the third year of this event but the first time a spring date is being added to the schedule.
According to Paulette Hamilton, Town Administrator, "residents can participate by holding an individual or multi-family yard sale at their homes, on May 18. When they register with Town Clerk, their location will be listed on the Town web site and in publicity, so that interested shoppers will have their location."
Residents who want to take part must go to the Clerk's office at the Town Annex at 575 Smithfield Road to obtain a yard sale permit for $5.00. Yard sale addresses will be listed for permits obtained before Noon on Friday, May 10, 2013.
Residents are encouraged to make a contribution to the town's Food Pantry at the same time. "More and more families are struggling and need our help" Hamilton stated. Donations can be made to "NS Food Pantry" to purchase food for summer months when donations typically decrease. "This is a great way for people to get spring cleaning done, to have fun and to support others as well". Last fall, there were over 30 yard sales held; the Town is hoping to increase that number this spring.
For more information, or to register your location, please contact Town Hall at 767-2200 ext. 301 or email@example.com.
NORTH SMITHFIELD –The Great Pumpkin Festival needs you.
If you've got organizational skills, and want to help your community, the Great Pumpkin Festival Committee needs you. The annual festival allows charitable organizations to raise funds. Entertainment, food, and the medieval-style catapulting trebuchet (pumpkin chuck) are part of the festivities.
"We are looking for new folks to join the planning committee to help coordinate the 2013 Festival." said Town Administrator Paulette D. Hamilton, "Expanding the event can only occur with new, vibrant ideas".
Anyone interested should call Malinda Howard at 767-2200, ext. 301.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Water Department has delayed water main flushing in the Slatersville, Forestdale, Great Road, Mendon Road and the Industrial Park areas by one week. Flushing was scheduled to start on Monday, April15th and continue through Thursday, April 18th from at 9:00 PM and continuing until 3:00 AM. According to the new schedule flushing will start on Monday, April 22nd and continue through Thursday April 25th. The times will remain the same.
"The flushing program is an integral component of the water department's maintenance program," said Russ Carpenter, water and sewer superintendent. "The program enhances the water quality for the area's residents and businesses."
Carpenter said water main flushing may cause temporary reduction in water pressure throughout the water system and in some cases may cause discolored water which is not harmful.
"We recommend that water use be minimized during the flushing operation including using water to wash clothes and dishes," said Carpenter. "Please check your water before use. If it is discolored, run the cold water until it clears."
For more information, call the water department at 767-2200, ext. 320 or ext. 305 between 7:00 AM and 3:00 PM Monday through Friday.
The Woonsocket Animal Shelter, sponsored by and in conjunction with the RI VMA (RI Veterinary Medical Association) will hold a Rabies Clinic.
Location: Woonsocket Animal Shelter
105 Cumberland Hill Rd
Woonsocket, RI. 02895
Date: May 4, 2013
Hours: 12:00pm to 1:30pm
Animals: Dogs, Cats, and Ferrets
Cost: $12.00
The licensing clerk from City Hall will also be there to renew and or issue dog licenses.
2013 Stadium Kids Kamp
A summer theater day camp for ages 5 to 16,
to be held at the Stadium Theatre
At 9:25am Woonsocket Police and Woonsocket Fire personal responded to 38 Memorial Drive for a report of a suicidal subject. Upon the arrival of fire personnel they located and assisted two occupants of the dwelling in evacuating the home. Shortly after they heard what appeared to be a gunshot. Woonsocket police special response team (SRT) mobilized and made entry into the dwelling and located a deceased male subject who was a victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. At no time were any were any members of public safety fired upon by the victim.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Water Department will conduct a water main flushing in the Slatersville, Forestdale, Great Road, Mendon Road and the Industrial Park areas area on Monday, April15th through Thursday,
April 18th beginning at 9:00 PM and continuing until 3:00 AM.
"The flushing program is an integral component of the water department's maintenance program," said Russ Carpenter, water and sewer superintendent. "The program enhances the water quality for the area's residents and businesses."
Carpenter said water main flushing may cause temporary reduction in water pressure throughout the water system and in some cases may cause discolored water which is not harmful.
"We recommend that water use be minimized during the flushing operation including using water to wash clothes and dishes," said Carpenter. "Please check your water before use. If it is discolored, run the cold water until it clears."
For more information, call the water department at 767-2200, ext. 320 or ext. 305 between 7:00 AM and 3:00 PM Monday through Friday.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
North Smithfield Historic District Commission meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 15 - 6:30 PM at North Smithfield Public Library, 20 Main Street, North Smithfield.
North Smithfield Town Council meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 15 at 7:00 PM at Kendall-Dean School auditorium, Green Street, North Smithfield.
North Smithfield Municipal Court meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 17 at 6:00 PM at the Scouter's Hall, 13 Main Street, North Smithfield.
North Smithfield Sewer Commission meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, April 17 at 7:00 PM at Kendall-Dean School auditorium, Green Street, North Smithfield.
North Smithfield Planning Board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 18 at 7:00 PM at Kendall-Dean School auditorium, Green Street, North Smithfield.
For cancellation or additional information please check http://www.sos.ri.gov/openmeetings/ or call 401-767-2200 ext.326.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The North Smithfield Water Department mailed out the fourth quarter Water Bills on April 5, 2013. They were sent out a month late due to the relocation of the Tax Department. Residents have until Monday, May 6, 2013 to mail in the payment without penalty.
Payments should be mailed to Town of North Smithfield 575 Smithfield Road, North Smithfield, RI 02896 or can be placed in the exterior or interior DROP BOXES. Residents who have not received their bill should contact the tax collector's office at 767-2200, ext. 327 or 328.
Moore recognizes Blackstone's newest Eagle Scout
RI National Guard Vets to walk Boston Marathon,
raising funds for the Wounded Warrior Project
When most people join the Boston Marathon, it's in running shoes and running clothes, with a goal of finishing as quickly as they can. But for these Rhode Island National Guard Veterans – the goal, and attire, is much different. They will walk the 26.2 miles in full gear, raising money for the Wounded Warrior Project in honor of Sgt. James C. Dube, a Rhode Island National Guardsman who served in Iraq and died in 2007.
In anticipation of their "march," the Guardsmen have been accepting donations, hopeful of raising significant money for the Wounded Warrior Project. They are asking people to sponsor them with donations that go directly to the Wounded Warrior Project on the Web at http://goo.gl/XBJkt.
The Wounded Warrior Project, a nonprofit, was founded a decade ago to raise awareness and enlist the public's aid for the needs of injured service members; to help injured service members aid and assist each other; and to provide unique, direct programs and services to meet the needs of injured service members.
The Water Department will conduct a water main flushing in the Slatersville, Forestdale, Great Road, Mendon Road and the Industrial Park
The Thursday night offerings at the Bellingham Senior Center for the month of April are as follows:
The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
North Smithfield Planning Board meeting is scheduled for Thursday, April 4 - 7:00 PM at Kendall-Dean School auditorium, Green Street, North Smithfield.
North Smithfield Economic Development Commission meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 8 at 5:30 PM at Town Hall, 1Main Street, Slatersville.
North Smithfield Personnel Board meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 8 at 7:00 PM at the Primrose Fire Station, 1470 Providence Pike, North Smithfield.
North Smithfield Conservation Commission meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, April 9 at 7:00 PM at The Villa at Saint Antoine, Small Dining Room, 400 Mendon Road, North Smithfield, RI.
For cancellation or additional information please check http://www.sos.ri.gov/openmeetings/ or call 401-767-2200 ext.326.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Town of North Smithfield will once again offer free pickup of yard waste, beginning Saturday, April 6th. Residents are asked to put all yard waste in paper bags or cans, on the curb by 6:00 am on Saturday morning. Collectors will not pick up any plastic bags or large branches. No trash can be co-mingled with the yard waste.
Questions about this service can be directed to the Town Recycling Coordinator at:
767-2200 ext. 345.
This year's event is called "Two Be Frank – A night of Comedy" and features hypnotist Frank Santos, Jr. and comedian Frank O'Donnell. The show is on Friday, April 5th at the Woonsocket High School and starts at 7:00PM. Doors open at 6:30PM. Tickets are $20 each and can be purchased at the door.
Bryan Brunetti
NORTH SMITHFIELD – 4th Quarter taxes are due by Monday April 15, 2013. Payment not received by the date will incur interest charges.
Volunteers are needed to assist at the 11th annual Clean & Green Day that will take place on May 4th, 2013 rain or shine
The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
North Smithfield Budget Committee is scheduled to meet W
Moving the building inspection and sewer administrator's offices to the Town Municipal Annex has opened space in the Town Hall building located at 1 Main Street.
As part of the commitment to a green environment, North Smithfield will again offer a Saturday yard waste collection beginning on April 6th, 2013. This program is a convenient way for residents to keep all yard waste out of our trash tonnage during the Spring yard clean up.
Town administrator Paulette Hamilton recently appointed Tammy Boss as Tax Assessor for the Town of North Smithfield. She replaces Chris Belair who has begun working with the Town of Bristol.
At 0630 today, the Woonsocket Police served a search warrant at 95 Rathbun St., 2nd left. As a result Miguel Medina (22 years old) and Juan Olivio (35 years old) both of 95 Rathbun St. 2L were arrested. Medina was charged with possession of marijuana and possession of schedule I-V. Olivio was charged with possession of marijuana 1st offense.
Also in the apartment police located fourteen Pit bulls, including seven puppies. Two of the dogs were properly licensed. The mother and puppies are being held by Lincoln Animal Control, the RISPCA took control of four adult dogs, Woonsocket Animal Control is holding the other dogs. The tenants have been cited for numerous animal violations totally close to $1600 in fines.
North Smithfield Easter Egg Hunt Cancelled
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Building/Inspection/Zoning Officials and the Sewer Administrator have recently moved to the Municipal Office Annex at 575 Smithfield Road. These offices are in the building with the Police Department on the left side of the building. Visitors will find an entrance and ample parking on Merrimac Street.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
TICKETS NOW ON SALE for
Museum of Work & Culture's Signature Event
Salute to Spring ~ Bonjour Printemps
The Museum of Work & Culture to present the sixth Ranger Day Lecture
Talk featuring Woonsocket's own Neil Lanctot talking on his book Campy
- The Two Lives of Roy Campanella
Moore congratulates Uxbridge's newest Eagle Scout
BOSTON – Sen. Moore presents a Senate citation to Daniel Rudy Gniadek, Uxbridge Troop 1122's most recent Eagle Scout, at an Eagle Scout Court of Honor held on Sunday, March 3rd at the United Presbyterian Church of Whitinsville. Sen. Moore regularly attends Eagle Scout Courts of Honor to congratulate young men on attaining the highest rank in Boy Scouting.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – This year the town of North Smithfield is planning the 3rd Annual North Smithfield Artisan and Farmer's Market! The farmer's market has become a favorite happening among town residents, we are looking to expand.
North Smithfield Emergency Management Agency announces
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) 2013 WINTER CLASS Graduates
NORTH SMITHFIELD, RI – Administrator Paulette D. Hamilton provided the annual State of the Town at a recent meeting held at Banneker Industries in North Smithfield. Beginning her third term as Administrator, she emphasized the need to retain the financial solvency of the Town. The Town ended the year with a surplus of over $600,000 and was able to lower taxes. The bond rating is favorable and the pension account is fully funded
The Town of North Smithfield will hold its first annual Boards and Commissions Summit on March 9th at the North Smithfield Middle School.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The Clean & Green committee is seeking donations for the upcoming Clean & Green Day on May 4, 2013.
On Monday evening, Travel Leaders was honored with the prestigious
at a dinner located in Flemings Steakhouse at Blue Back Square, West Hartford.
NORTH SMITHFIELD - Town Hall and the Town Hall Annex offices will be closed on Monday, February 18, 2013 in observance of President's Day. Please plan accordingly for any business that needs to be conducted in town offices.
Presidents Day is NOT a trash holiday. Regular collection will take place this week.
Police officer civil service examination scheduled
Moore encourages individuals interested in law enforcement to take test
First Trailer for "SLATERSVILLE: America's First Mill Village"
Released as the Production Receives Fifth Grant Award
Trash and Recycling Collection Information
Relating to the Snowstorm
Winter storm "Nemo" has deposited snow totals that range from 18"-24" locally. Blizzard conditions will subside this morning. An additional 2" of snow will fall this morning.
Town of North Smithfield |
Winter Storm Preparations Please pass this information to your family and friends in town. |
Town Administrator Paulette Hamilton announces recent appointments to several boards and commissions in town government. "Congratulations to our 2013 appointees,' stated Hamilton, "I am very grateful to those who have offered their service to our town."
NORTH SMITHFIELD –Town Administrator Paulette Hamilton hosted the third annual "Open Government and Ethics Training" in North Smithfield on last Wednesday. The session included the RI Access to Public Records Act (APRA) and Open Meetings Act compliance.
Lisa Pinsonneault, Special Assistant Attorney General, presented information on the substantive and procedural changes in APRA that took effect in 2012. "I applaud the changes in APRA that give the public more rights and make more records available", said Hamilton. "Open government is the cornerstone to our democracy".
Another change in APRA requires persons who have the authority to grant or deny Access to Public Records Act requests to receive training by the Department of Attorney General and must be certified each calendar year.
Over 25 members of boards, commissions and staff attended the session conducted by Attorney Pinsonneault.
Lincoln, Rhode Island: Northern RI Chamber of Commerce Announces Award Recipients to be Honored Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at Chamber Annual Dinner
NORTH SMITHFIELD – The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.
Parks & Recreation Commission is scheduled to meet Monday, January 28th at 6:30 PM, Highway Department, 281 Quaker Highway
Budget Committee is scheduled to meet Wednesday, January 30th at 6:00 PM, Kendall-Dean School auditorium, 83 Green Street, No. Smithfield.
For cancellation or additional information please check http://www.sos.ri.gov/openmeetings/ or call 401-767-2200 ext.326.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Town Administrator Paulette D. Hamilton announces that the 11th Annual North Smithfield Clean and Green Day will be held, rain or shine, on Saturday, April 27, 2013.
NORTH SMITHFIELD – Town Administrator Paulette D. Hamilton asks for additional volunteers for the 3rd year of NS Works!, a referral program aimed at connecting energetic volunteers with people in the community in need of snow removal assistance.
Moore announces fire safety grants for area towns
BOSTON – Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, today announced that thirteen towns across the Worcester & Norfolk district will receive grant funds for the Student Awareness of Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) Program, totaling $63,125.
On Sunday 01/13/13 at about 3:38 P.M. the Woonsocket Police responded to the area of Pond St. for a report of shots fired. When officers arrived they noticed a white 1999 Honda had struck a telephone pole and had two bullet holes in the vehicle. That vehicle had been driven by James Lambert Jr.
Sen. Moore announces 70th Citizens' Legislative Seminar
Invites constituents to learn the legislative process
BOSTON - Sen. Richard T. Moore, D-Uxbridge, announced today that the 70th Citizens' Legislative Seminar (CLS) will be held on Tuesday, March 12th and Wednesday, March 13th from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the State House.
STATE HOUSE – The Senate commission studying opportunities to preserve long-term landfill capacity by expanding the diversion of paper and packaging materials will meet Wednesday, January 9, at 2 p.m. in the Senate Lounge in the State House.
Guest Commentary
There Ought to be a Law!
By Senator Richard T. Moore
Monday, January 21, 2013
NS Town Offices Closed
No Trash or Recycling Pickup
At the request of the Food Pantry volunteers, Town Administrator Paulette Hamilton has designated town hall as a location to accept donations of food. The request came about because the primary drop-off locations at Slatersville Congregational Church & St. John's Church are open mornings only
Subscribe to the official e-newsletter of the Town of North Smithfield and you will receive year-round information about your town directly to your inbox.
The following meetings are scheduled next week. Residents are encouraged to attend and participate in their government.


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Teaming up with Tomball's Kroger store and the Houston area "Souper Bowl of Caring" food drive, the January "2nd Saturday at the Depot" went with a football theme and "sacked" a variety of non-perishable food items for the Houston Food Bank. Pictured with the "2nd Saturday" donation are (from left) Tomball Kroger employees Robin Chan and Irene Avila, City of Tomball Community Event Coordinator Rosalie Dillon and Kroger Consumer Affairs Specialist Katie Nock. For information about festivals and events in Tomball, visit www.tomballtx.gov, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TomballTexanForFun.
More than 2,500 showed up for the inaugural Zomball in Tomball event at the Tomball Depot recently, making it the largest 2nd Saturday at the Depot event in its four year history. Pictured are (from left) the Trunk-or-Treat "Best Decorated Trunk" winners Wes and Janet Burke of Burke Carpet Cleaning Service.


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One of the most unusual living beings in the Federation, Data is a product of the late Dr. Noonian Soong's controversial theories on positronic computing.1 Only four functional positronic brains have ever been known to exist; Data was the first example known to Starfleet, while his 'brother' Lore was the second. After his construction Lore quickly developed an aberrant personality, leading him to bring the Crystalline Entity to the Omicron Theta colony where Soong lived. Soong dismantled lore before the creature arrived; when the colony was destroyed he was forced to flee, leaving Data deactivated on the planet.
Data remained dormant on Omicron Theta until 2338, when the crew of the Starship Tripoli discovered him whist investigating the destruction of the colony. Data initially had few social skills and was regarded as little more than an interesting construct. In time, however, he demonstrated a degree of intelligence and independence which impressed his new masters sufficiently that they allowed him to enrol in Starfleet Academy. Data did not fit in well at Starfleet, but he persevered and eventually graduated1 with honours in exobiology and probability mechanics.2
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After graduation Data spent three years as an Ensign followed by "ten or twelve" on varied space duty in the Lieutenant grades.1 However, he continued to struggle for acceptance. It was not until he arrived on the Enterprise-D that he found himself making true friends. This reinforced his own self-image and encouraged him to stop thinking of himself as 'disposable'.3
In 2365 Starfleet Commander Bruce Maddox decided to dismantle Data so he could investigate his function in an attempt to recreate Dr. Soong's work. Data declined the invitation, prompting Maddox to order him to comply. When Data attempted to resign instead, Maddox took the position that Data was the property of Starfleet and so not legally able to resign, a stance disputed by Captain Picard. A landmark legal hearing determined that Data in fact had the right to choose his own destiny. Maddox withdrew the transfer request and Data was allowed to remain on the Enterprise-D.4 After the loss of the Enterprise-D, Data transferred with the rest of his shipmates to the Enterprise-E where he remained Chief of Operations. Here he participated in the ship's efforts to correct the Borg's alteration of Federation history, where he was briefly tempted by the prospect of becoming partly biological through Borg technology. Data ultimately rejected this prospect and was instrumental in defeating the Borg.5
Data continued as operations officer of the Enterprise-E until 2378, when he was to have assumed the First Officer's role after Commander Riker accepted a promotion and transfer. The Enterprise located another Soong android, known as B-4, at this time, a prototype for Data himself which was externally identical to him but considerably more simplistic mentally. Data downloaded his memories into B-4 in the hope that it would help him to develop.
When the Enterprise-E fought the Scimitar to prevent Praetor Shinzon's attack on Earth shortly before Riker's transfer, Data chose to sacrifice himself in order to destroy the Scimitar and prevent it using its Thalaron radiation weapon on the Enterprise-E.
After the battle, Captain Picard found some reason to hope that at least a portion of Data's memories had indeed become active in the mind of B-4. In this sense, at least a little of Data has survived.6
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Shortly after his arrival the Enterprise-D also visited Omicron Theta, where a previous Android, Lore, was discovered in a disassembled state. Lore was reassembled, and he and Data regarded one another as brothers. However, Lore quickly began to display psychotic behaviour and attempted to kill the Enterprise crew. Data was forced to beam his brother into space, where he was abandoned.1
In 2366 Data attempted to re-create Soong's work himself and created Lal, a positronic android whom Data regarded as his daughter. Lal initially functioned well, even surpassing her father in many respects. Her positronic brain eventually became capable of experiencing emotion, but this caused a system-wide cascade failure which resulted in complete shutdown. Data incorporated Lal's positronic paths into his own brain in an attempt to preserve something of her personality.7
Data regarded Doctor Soong as his father, and although he believed him to be dead, in 2367 Dr. Soong summoned Data to him with a homing beacon. He offered Data a chip which would allow him to feel genuine Human emotions. However, Lore also followed the homing beacon and arrived, having been rescued from space by a passing ship. Lore stole the emotion chip, which caused him to become even more unstable since it was not designed for him. He killed Soong and escaped.8 Data met Lore once again in 2370, when the android used the emotion chip to override Datas own ethical programming. Data was eventually able to incapacitate and dismantle his brother, effectively killing him. He kept the chip in storage for several years afterwards.9
A few months later Data met Dr. Juliana Tainer, the former wife of Dr. Soong. The two came to regard one another as mother and son, though Data remained suspicious as to her true identity. His suspicions were justified when she was shown to be an android constructed with the same basic technology as Data, though designed to be entirely Human in appearance and behaviour even to the extent of being unaware of her own artificial nature. Data chose to allow her to continue to believe herself Human, and the two parted on good terms.10
Data defined friendship in the following way : "As I experience certain sensory input patterns, my mental pathways become accustomed to them. The inputs eventually are anticipated. And even "missed" when absent."11 He was thus not capable of liking people as such, but did develop a degree of attachment to certain people. His closest friend on the Enterprise-D was Geordi LaForge; the two spent much time together and explored various aspects of Data's mental functioning such as Humour12 and artistic creativity.13
Data was designed to be fully capable of sexual activity and in 2364 Lieutenant Yar seduced him whilst she was suffering from the effects of the Psi-2000 virus. After her recovery Yar dismissed the incident with an embarrassed "it never happened!"14 but Data would long remember the event and regarded Yar as being special to him. For this reason he kept a small holographic portrait of Yar4 after her death on Vagra II.15 In 2367 Data had a brief romantic relationship with Lieutenant Jenna D'Sora. He devoted a considerable share of his internal resources to devising ways to make her happy, even to the extent of deliberately provoking an argument on the grounds that she would feel better once they made up afterwards. In the end, however, she broke up with him when she realized that he could not love her.16 The relationship was brief enough that the two did not engage in sexual activity.17
In 2371 Data installed the emotion chip recovered from Lore. He suffered from considerable difficulties initially18, but was subsequently reasonably successful in integrating emotions into his life. He was also able to learn to shut the emotion chip down when it threatened to overwhelm him.5
In 2373 Data was abducted by the Borg and underwent an attempted seduction by the Borg Queen. She grafted cloned tissue onto his body, enabling him to experience physical sensations in a new way, and offered him a more Human existence in return for his allegiance. Data found the offer so tempting that he considered it for an entire 0.68 seconds, before deciding instead to merely play along before ultimately betraying her.5
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Brent Spiner | Generations | ||
Brent Spiner | First Contact | ||
Brent Spiner | Insurrection | ||
Brent Spiner | Nemesis |
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1 | TNG | 1 | Datalore | |
2 | TNG | 1 | Encounter at Farpoint | |
3 | Various Next Generation episodes | |||
4 | TNG | 2 | The Measure of a Man | |
5 | Star Trek : First Contact | |||
6 | Star Trek : Nemesis | |||
7 | TNG | 3 | The Offspring | |
8 | TNG | 4 | Brothers | |
9 | TNG | 7 | Descent, Part 2 | |
10 | TNG | 7 | Inheritance | |
11 | TNG | 4 | Legacy | |
12 | TNG | 1 | Code of Honor | |
14 | TNG | 1 | The Naked Now | |
15 | TNG | 1 | Skin of Evil | |
16 | TNG | 4 | In Theory | |
17 | Star Trek : First Contact | Data states that he has not used his sexual ability in "Eight years, seven months, sixteen days, four minutes, twenty-two...", which means he and Jenna didn't do it! | ||
18 | Star Trek : Generations |
Series: | TNG Season 1 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Datalore |
Series: | TNG Season 1 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Encounter at Farpoint |
Series: | TNG Season (Disc ) |
Source: | Various Next Generation episodes |
Series: | TNG Season 2 (Disc 2) |
Source: | The Measure of a Man |
Source: | Star Trek : First Contact |
Source: | Star Trek : Nemesis |
Series: | TNG Season 3 (Disc 4) |
Source: | The Offspring |
Series: | TNG Season 4 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Brothers |
Series: | TNG Season 7 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Descent, Part 2 |
Series: | TNG Season 7 (Disc 3) |
Source: | Inheritance |
Series: | TNG Season 4 (Disc 2) |
Source: | Legacy |
Series: | TNG Season 1 (Disc 1) |
Source: | Code of Honor |
Series: | TNG Season 1 (Disc 4) |
Source: | 11001001 |
Series: | TNG Season 1 (Disc 1) |
Source: | The Naked Now |
Series: | TNG Season 1 (Disc 5) |
Source: | Skin of Evil |
Series: | TNG Season 4 (Disc 6) |
Source: | In Theory |
Source: | Star Trek : First Contact |
Comment: | Data states that he has not used his sexual ability in "Eight years, seven months, sixteen days, four minutes, twenty-two...", which means he and Jenna didn't do it! |
Source: | Star Trek : Generations |
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Mike I disagree, Most of America could stand to lose weight for our health, but to say "That you've struck that pose and evidently think you look good is telling /means you're not looking at thing realistically" is wrong. Gabourey striking that pose doesn't show denial of a weight issue it shows self confidence, self acceptance and high self esteem.
reread what i wrote...i never commented on her being healthy or not. i said that just because she smiles and poses doesnt mean she is denying a weight issue... "oh i'm fat so i better not smile or laugh or pose for a picture" so why can't overweight people take a damn picture.