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‘WE LIVE AND SHOP IN NOTTOWAY’
Blackstone · Blackstone

‘WE LIVE AND SHOP IN NOTTOWAY’

RYAN CONZALINO (right) addressed Blackstone Town Council on Dec. 16th. He’s shown here with son, Riley, in their converted 1971 Airstream. ‘PRO-BUSINESS AND PRO-SMALL TOWN,’ SAYS TIN CAN COFFEE CO. The owner of a popular “food truck” addressed Town Council at its Dec. 16th meeting, saying he and his family don’t want to hurt local businesses or “ruffle feathers” — they simply want to offer options to area residents. Ryan Conzalino, owner of Bur…See the Story
MAYOR: ‘START ENFORCING IT’
Blackstone · Blackstone

MAYOR: ‘START ENFORCING IT’

Scenes like these on South Main Street have not been uncommon since Blackstone Police have begun active enforcement of a new 25 mph speed limit between 10th Street and southern corporate limits. Blackstone Police in November “ruined our reputation as a ‘speed trap,’” Councilman Jake Allman chuckled, calling attention to the fact that only two tickets were written in November. Allman was light-heartedly referring, during Council’s Dec. 16th meet…See the Story
‘LACK OF RESPECT FOR RESTAURANTS’
Blackstone · Blackstone

‘LACK OF RESPECT FOR RESTAURANTS’

BEVERLEY AMBS (file) ‘THEIR TWO BUSIEST NIGHTS OF THE YEAR,’ SAYS FORMER CHAMBER LEADER A former director of the Blackstone Chamber of Commerce says recent action by Town Council was a “slap in the face” to local restaurnat owners and demonstrates that some members have a “distinct conflict of interest.” Citizen Bev Ambs of 4th Street was referring to last-minute approval given Nov. 27th for food trucks to set-up downtown on what typically are t…See the Story

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