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Berkley's new town administrator is Mark Stankiewicz - Vimarsana News

Berkley's new town administrator is Mark Stankiewicz

Mark Stankiewicz got into this line of work by chance and found the town administrator's job in Berkley just as much by chance, he said.

3 finalists for Hainsworth post - Jamestown Press - Vimarsana News

3 finalists for Hainsworth post - Jamestown Press

Ed Mello, who has served as chief of police since 2012, is among the three finalists who could replace Jamie Hainsworth as chief executive of Jamestown. Mello, Mark Stankiewicz and Mark Carruolo were chosen for interviews from a field of 34 candidates for town administrator. The interviewing process began in executive session Tuesday. Stankiewicz, 65,

Lombardi re-elected president of League of Cities and Towns - Vimarsana News

Lombardi re-elected president of League of Cities and Towns

NORTH PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island League of Cities and Towns re-elected North Providence Mayor Charles Lombardi as its president, as well as a new slate of officers, at its

Cause-A-Thon for pediatric cancer in Columbia County - Vimarsana News

Cause-A-Thon for pediatric cancer in Columbia County

There was a lot happening at the Teen Center on 6th Avenue in Berwick on Sunday as the Cause-A-Thon event raised thousands for pediatric cancer.

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C.T.C approves purchase of 66.5-acre Tucker Woods parcel - Vimarsana News

C.T.C approves purchase of 66.5-acre Tucker Woods parcel

CHARLESTOWN — Members of the Town Council have approved a motion authorizing the purchase of a 66.5-acre parcel of land along Alton Carolina Road known as Tucker Woods. The Tucker Woods property, located in the corridor between the Francis C. Carter Memorial Preserve and Carolina Management Area, serves as a corridor connecting the Carter Preserve wetlands and the Pawcatuck River. The town will acquire the property for an agreed upon $900,000, according to Town Administrator Mark Stankiewicz. The town is eligible to receive a Rhode Island Department of Management open space grant for ...