Town Council Tables Anti-Bullying Ordinance

Anti-bullying ordinance tabled: With two of the five councilors unable to make tonight's Town Council meeting, at 7pm in Town Hall, the elected officials have a light agenda. Among the things the Council will not be discussing is the proposed anti-bullying ordinance, which was tabled earlier in the month.

Town Manager Bill Sequino said Town Solicitor Peter Clarkin is still taking a closer look at the language in the proposed ordinance. Sequino said in order for the proposed ordinance to move forward the town will "have to define what we're talking about a lot more."

The Council will be hearing a request to put a second-hand store at 75 Main St. The proposed store, owned by Nathan Landi, of Warwick, will, according to a filing with the town, "buy and sell coins, antiques, collectibles and jewelry."

Girls hoops: The Lady Avenger basketball team travels to Warwick to take on their counterparts from Vets high school in a 5pm game.

Mens hoops: For those looking to play not watch basketball, there is an 35-years-old-and-older pick-up game at East Greenwich High School, courtesy of EG Recreation.

Artist of the month: Michele Kier's work will be hanging in the East Greenwich Free Library, thanks to the East Greenwich Art Club, for those looking to take in some fine art.

Warm weather: Be prepared to spend some time outside on Monday as it is supposed to be sunny with temperatures reaching into the high 40's.