Mr. John J. Flynn

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  Published on: 7/22/2009    Last Visited: 7/22/2009  

  LINCOLN - Town Council member John Flynn knew long before the start of Tuesday night's regularly-scheduled meeting where most of the "Public Comment" category would be focused, and who would do the talking.
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  Flynn admitted that the Capital Improvements Committee last summer approved plans to renovate and upgrade the shelter, currently run by Animal Control Officer Colleen Klink.

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  Published on: 2/1/2009    Last Visited: 10/11/2009  

  John Flynn, who had served as Montalbano's attorney since last July, has officially moved to the House of Representatives, according to House spokesman Larry Berman.
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  Flynn is now serving as the chief legal counsel to House Majority Leader Gordon Fox.
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  Carr's shift opened a position in which Flynn fit nicely, according to Berman.
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  "It was not an effort to find John Flynn a job, the vacancy had been created."
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  Meanwhile, Flynn actually took a pay cut when he moved to the House. He had earned $115,000 working for Montalbano, according to Berman, but will earn $101,630 this year for Fox.
  
  Flynn, a former member of the West Warwick School Committee and Town Council, previously served as legal counsel to the Senate Finance Committee from 2003 until 2007.
  
  He holds a B.A. in political science from American University and a law degree from the University of Notre Dame.

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  Published on: 10/1/2007    Last Visited: 11/1/2008  

  In recent weeks, former West Warwick Town Council president John Flynn made the big leap from being the Senate Finance Committee's $73,459-a-year lawyer to......

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  John Flynn Vice-President

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  Published on: 2/20/2009    Last Visited: 2/20/2009  

  When it comes to municipal spending, Town Council member John Flynn (Lonsdale), explained that he's witnessed municipal budget cuts for years, and worried about the impact of the cuts on the condition of roadways and sidewalks for all citizens, but especially seniors. "To continue to ignore infrastructure - there are sidewalks and signs people can't read anymore - I think the taxpayers are being short-changed when all the focus is on the school department budget," Flynn stated. "I'm encouraging you, don't forget about that part of the budget." Booth requested that an open dialogue be conducted between budget board members, the town administrator and other officials and the public. He also stated that he observed during a television news broadcast on Wednesday evening that Lincoln municipal employees were being lauded for their decision to have their own wages frozen, at least until June 30, 2010.

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  Published on: 1/3/2008    Last Visited: 1/6/2008  

  LINCOLN --- Town Council member John Flynn admitted concern when he heard news of a Public Works Department highway superintendent's misuse of a town-owned snowplow a few weeks ago.
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  That's why Flynn is looking into changing the current ordinance.In a press release dated Dec. 28, the District 2 (Lonsdale) representative wrote, "If you look at the existing code, it does not address who should have town-owned vehicles, and it doesn't address who should take them home , I don't have a count on how many (town) employees take them home, but I know of at least six."
  
  It is of Flynn's volition to establish criteria as to who is eligible to have a town-owned vehicle assigned to them (40 percent or more of their work day "on the road"); slice the fleet to 10-12; and also prohibit all from taking them home.
  
  "The town administrator told me the only ones who could take them home were people on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so -- when I thought about it -- I wondered how many times those workers were actually called in," Flynn said."It was my guess that it only happened a few times a year, but they still had those vehicles the entire time.
  
  "I decided to propose a change to the ordinance that would prohibit employees from bringing them home," he added.
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  Flynn anticipated the committee to make wording changes.
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  "John can propose what he deems necessary, and I have no problem with that.

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  Published on: 3/21/2008    Last Visited: 3/28/2008  

  LINCOLN --- Over the past six-plus months, Town Council member John Flynn has often voiced his opposition to proposed "24/7" gaming operations at Twin River.

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  LINCOLN --- Over the past six-plus months, Town Council member John Flynn has often voiced his opposition to proposed "24/7" gaming operations at Twin River.
  
  Turns out he's also not too keen on the possibility the casino could remain open all day and night on weekends only.In response to what he says are several bills currently before the General Assembly pushing for "24/3" gambling hours at Twin River, Flynn recently drafted a resolution requesting the House Finance Committee attend a meeting before residents to discuss such a possibility.Flynn had hoped that his resolution would be passed at Tuesday night's council meeting, but it was tabled."It was referred to the ordinance committee because of a legal opinion voiced by our town solicitor (Anthony DeSisto)," Flynn said.
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  "I'm sympathetic to people who live in that area (of the casino)," Flynn said Thursday."There's a lot of noise, traffic and litter, and I believe those things would only get worse with increased hours.I can feel for those people, and they shouldn't have to put up with it."If we have this meeting with the House Finance Committee, those concerns would come out," he added.

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  Published on: 12/13/2008    Last Visited: 12/13/2008  

  Sharkey, who is Lincoln Little League president, was joined on a recent tour of the site by John Flynn, left, and James Jahnz, both Lincoln town councilmen.
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  LINCOLN --- The way Lincoln Little League President John Sharkey and Town Council member John Flynn view the situation, few if any directed local ballplayers with more sensitivity, understanding and humor than former coach Randall C. Hien.
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  Originally, the field was supposed to be built on the Twin River casino site, but when those plans went awry, Town Administrator T. Joseph Almond mentioned the spot behind Lonsdale Elementary School as the logical place, Flynn said.
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  While strolling the turf recently, Sharkey, Flynn and fellow councilman James Jahnz were asked what the estimated $1.3 million project (with new parking lots, playgrounds and basketball court) will mean to the town.
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  "It's a first-class Little League field that Lincoln can be truly proud of," Flynn stated.

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  Published on: 12/12/2008    Last Visited: 12/16/2008  

  LINCOLN --- The way Lincoln Little League President John Sharkey and Town Council member John Flynn view the situation, few if any directed local ballplayers with more sensitivity, understanding and humor than former coach Randall C. Hien.
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  Originally, the field was supposed to be built on the Twin River casino site, but when those plans went awry, Town Administrator T. Joseph Almond mentioned the spot behind Lonsdale Elementary School as the logical place, Flynn said.
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  While strolling the turf recently, Sharkey, Flynn and fellow councilman James Jahnz were asked what the estimated $1.3 million project (with new parking lots, playgrounds and basketball court) will mean to the town.
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  "It's a first-class Little League field that Lincoln can be truly proud of," Flynn stated.

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