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The Valley Breeze Woonsocket North Smithfield 06-16-2016

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©2015 BREEZE PUBLICATIONS INC. Serving North Smithfield, Blackstone and Woonsocket Breeze THE VALLEY ©2016 BREEZE PUBLICATIONS INC. FREE valleybreeze.com @ JUNE 16-22, 2016 Like us on Follow us on Local baker wins big on Food Network's 'Cake Wars.' PAGE 4 SWEET VICTORY BREEZE PHOTO BY BILL MURPHY Woonsocket High School senior MICHAEL COLON, right, lifts his daughter, SOPHIA, as he celebrates receiving his diploma at the Woonsocket High School graduation ceremony at Barry Field in Woonsocket last Friday. See story and photos on Page 13. BREEZE PHOTO BY BILL MURPHY CONNOR LANGTON gives a thumbs-up after receiving his diploma during the North Smithfield High School Graduation ceremony last Friday. See more on Page 10. BREEZE PHOTO BY RICHARD MCCAFFREY Beacon Charter School for the Arts graduates ELIZABETH WOODIE and DEREK LUSSIER pose for a picture after the school's commence- ment ceremony at the Stadium Theatre on June 8. See more on Page 6. Graduation celebration SOLSTICE FESTIVAL Enjoy Celtic and world music at Diamond Hill Park. LIVING Windmill appeal dismissed, but legal questions abound NORTH SMITHFIELD – Following the advice of stand-in legal counsel, the North Smithfield Zoning Board dismissed an appeal by abutters over the Planning Board's recommended approval of a 465-foot windmill on Old Smithfield Road. The decision comes on the heels of a move by Wind Energy Development Inc. or WED – the North Kingstown firm behind the project – to challenge the Town Council's decision to place a mortorium on wind energy proposals in town in state Superior Court. The manuevering surrounds a request by resident Ruth Pacheco to erect the structure on her 50-acre farm, a project she's argued would allow her to keep the land as open space, rather than divide it and sell it off to developers. Pacheco's neighbors, opposed to the plan, argue that the windmill would be By SANDY SEOANE Valley Breeze Staff Writer sandy@valleybreeze.com See WINDMILL, Page 3 Hole Championship Course Par 36 9 30 Locust Street Bellingham • 508-883-1600 www.bungaybrook.com 18 HOLES with CART $ 52 Cannot be combined with other offers FRI – SUN GIVE DAD THE GIFT OF GOLF! 18 HOLES with CART & LUNCH $ 44 Lunch voucher must be redeemed same day. Cannot be combined with other offers MON – THURS TEE OFF 8am-2pm

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