Archive - 2012
Name: Arlene Hicks
Address: 25 Brookridge Drive, Exeter, RI
Date of Birth: July 3, 1948
Daytime Phone Number: 401-295-0102
Cell Phone Number: 401-924-3049
E-Mail Address: abhicks@cox.net
Office Sought: Exeter Town Council
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Occupation: Retired
Education: B.A., U.R.I.; M. Ed., Boston University
Political Background: Exeter Town Council (2008-present); Council President (2010-present)
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
NORTH KINGSTOWN TOWN COUNCIL
Name: Richard A. Welch
Address: 8 Arrow Lane, North Kingstown, RI
Date of Birth: October 16, 1945
Phone Number: (401) 641-5576
E-Mail Address: HYPERLINK "mailto:rawelch911@live.com" rawelch911@live.com
Office Sought: North Kingstown Town Council
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Occupation: Owner, Apple Construction Corp.
Education: B.S. in Business Administration, Roger Williams University.
Political Background: Currently serve on the North Kingstown School Committee, past chair and vice chair.
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT 31
Name: Steve Anthony Campo
Date of birth: April 20, 1958
Address : 23 Austin Road, North Kingstown, RI
Education: Bachelors - Managerial Economics, Rhode Island College, 1980; MBA - Specialization in Management , Bryant University, 1983.
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
SENATOR IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT 34
Name: Catherine Cool Rumsey
Address: 30 Jeannette Court, Exeter, RI
Date of Birth: January 22, 1961
Daytime Phone Number: (401) 268-7220
E-Mail Address: ccr991@gmail.com
Office Sought: State Senate, District 34
Party Affiliation: Democrat
Occupation: AIPSO, Johnston RI, Non-profit service provider for the automobile insurance industry
Education: BS Sociology, Nazareth College, Rochester NY; MS Quality Management, Anna Maria College, Paxton MA; Project Management Professional, PMP Certified
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
The following is an announcement that came through at 2:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 31 from the Town of South Kingstown Emergency Management Agency:
"Residents are asked to postpone the celebration of Halloween until Saturday because of downed trees and power lines from Hurricane Sandy and the lack of
electricity throughout our community.
The combination makes it unsafe for children to trick or treat at this time.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience."
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
This following is an announcement that came through at 2:45 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 31 from the Town of South Kingstown Emergency Management Agency:
"Residents are asked to postpone the celebration of Halloween until Saturday because of downed trees and power lines from Hurricane Sandy and the lack of
electricity throughout our community.
The combination makes it unsafe for children to trick or treat at this time.
Thank you for your cooperation and patience."
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
The games will go on at Chariho.
When is still the looming question,
Monday’s storm couldn’t have been timed worse as far as the Rhode Island Interscholastic League is concerned. The Division I volleyball regular season was supposed to conclude that night and the boys and girls soccer and field hockey playoffs were scheduled to start Tuesday.
With homes flooded, trees down, power out and schools closed, sports were put on hold with the hope they can return Thursday, especially at Chariho High School.
October 30th
Questions have persisted over the years about whether or not Steven Campo, the Democratic candidate for House District 31, is a resident of North Kingstown. Campo’s campaign literature states that he is and that he owns a small business here. His campaign website claims “Steve has lived in and built his business in North Kingstown for over 25 years. He is a local resident…” (Full disclosure: I have financially supported Campo’s previous campaigns.)
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
The playoff season was supposed to kick off today, but the damage caused by Hurricane Sandy has made a mess of the schedule.
The Division I girls volleyball season still hasn't finished and the Division II playoffs were pushed back one day.
The boys and girls soccer playoffs have been moved back, as have the field hockey postseason.
Here is what's going the rest of the week as far as the regular season:
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31
Girls volleyball
Chariho at Coventry, 6:30 p.m.
North Kingstown at Toll Gate, 6:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1
Regular season
The Coast Guard House in the Pier was one of many structures damaged by Hurricane Sandy on Monday. For complete storm coverage, pick up a copy of Wednesday's and Friday's The Narragansett Times.
Source
Southern Rhode Island Newspapers
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