North Kingstown Council honors outgoing members and welcomes new leadership

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The North Kingstown Town Council meeting on December 2, 2024, celebrated significant achievements in local athletics and music while also marking the farewell of outgoing council members.

In a spirited opening, the council acknowledged the impressive accomplishments of local students, with 53 high school musicians accepted into the Rhode Island All State ensembles, including seven ranked first in their categories. The athletic department also shone brightly, with the girls' volleyball and soccer teams winning Division 1 championships, alongside a Division 2 state championship for the unified volleyball team and a Super Bowl victory for the football team.

The meeting transitioned to a heartfelt farewell for council members Katie Anderson and Larry Bridal. Anderson, who has served since 2020, was praised for her contributions and ability to inspire young women in the community. Bridal, a former diplomat, was recognized for his thoughtful decision-making and positive impact during his tenure. Both received gifts in appreciation of their service.

Council President Greg noted the importance of recent bond approvals for community projects, including a new middle school and updated police and fire stations, emphasizing the need for facilities that meet the community's needs. He also highlighted smaller projects, such as new courts and improved beach access, that enhance residents' quality of life.

As the meeting concluded, the council welcomed newly elected members, underscoring the importance of community involvement and the dedication of families supporting public service. The evening was a testament to North Kingstown's vibrant community spirit and commitment to progress.

Converted from North Kingstown Town Council 12/02/2024 meeting on December 02, 2024
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