Water Authority Directors to Meet
Atria Bay Spring Village hosts Parkinson's support group; St. James Lutheran Church hosts Al Anon meeting.
Water authority board members Joe DeMelo of Bristol and Alan Klepper of Barrington
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The board of directors of the Bristol County Water Authority holds its monthly meeting at 6 pm at the authority's offices at 450 Child Street, Warren.
A Parkinson’s support group meets at 10:30 am at Atria Bay Spring Village on Bay Spring Avenue.
Al Anon, a weekly meeting of adults raised in alcoholic homes, meets at 7 pm at St. James Lutheran Church, 49 Middle Highway.
A story time for children up to age 6 runs every Wednesday at 9:30 am in the Barrington library children’s room.
Bring a non-perishable food item to the holiday open house hosted by Jaguar Moon Fine Mexican Imports at 55 Palmer River Road and benefit TAP-IN with any purchase.
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Parkinson's Support Group Meeting
March 2, 2011 / April 6, 2011 / May 4, 2011 / June 1, 2011 / July 6, 2011 / August 3, 2011 / September 7, 2011 / October 5, 2011 / November 2, 2011 / December 7, 2011 / January 4, 2012 / February 1, 2012 / March 7, 2012 / April 4, 2012 / May 2, 2012 / June 6, 2012 at 10:30 am -
Atria Bay Spring Village
147 Bay Spring Ave, Barrington, RI -
St. James Lutheran Church
49 Middle Hwy, Barrington, RI -
Town of Barrington Public Library
281 County Rd, Barrington, RI -
TAP-IN
281 County Rd, Barrington, RI
Bristol County Anonymous
3:55 pm on Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Hummel asked Jannitto about Ms. Mack’s hourly rates.
Jannitto said:
“I don’t know that that’s what she gets.” “I don’t really know off hand, no.”
“She does get a decent amount.”
“if its keeping the board satisfied and out of hot water then I think it’s worth it.”
“I just don’t I’ll be perfectly honest with you I’m uh the Chairman of the Board & I’m the chairman in a role more or less to keep the board together and keep people happy. I don’t personally get that detailed in the nuts and bolts of everything.”
What?
The BCWA chairman should monitor, and have knowledge of all costs, especially legal.
I understand that Mrs. Mack’s rate was $475 per hour last year, and is now $375.
Perhaps the Patch could do a survey concerning whether Mrs. Mack’s rates are exorbitant, and what would be an appropriate hourly rate.