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Wildcats suffer heartbreaking loss to Sandwich in Round of 32

Senior setter Kylie Hazel sets the ball to a teammate during Westport's five-set loss to Sandwich in the Round of 32 on Thursday night.

The Westport girls volleyball suffered a heartbreaking five-set match to Sandwich 3-2 (26-24, 19-25, 25-21, 17-25, 12-15) in a Division 4 Round of 32 away game on Thursday night. The Wildcats, who …

Girls soccer and field hockey teams win in tournament play

Lily Veracka (middle) hugs Maddy Wenson (right) after the pair teamed up to score the game-winning goal.

The Westport girls soccer and field hockey treams both won their tournament games on a rainy Friday night. The Wildcats girls soccer team screamed and cheered as they left their rain-soaked folding …

Eagles’ rally cut short in playoff loss to LaSalle

Barrington High School’s Lale Coskun (left) and Charlotte Farrell attempt to block a LaSalle spike at the net during Wednesday’s playoff matchup.

The Barrington High School girls volleyball team dropped a 3-0 match against LaSalle Academy in the Division I playoff quarterfinals on Wednesday night, Nov. 4. The Eagles lost the first …

The Gordon School celebrates birthday for Denver the support dog

School can be tough. Denver's job is to make it a little easier. Read More

Bristol Police arrest 3 for cocaine and fentanyl distribution

Over the past several months the Bristol Police Department has been involved in an ongoing narcotics investigation focusing on the … Read More

Judge rejects Sunny Acres purchase bid

PORTSMOUTH — The residents of Sunny Acres Mobile Home Park won't get the first chance to buy the land beneath their homes after a … Read More

District 67 winner says healthcare was key issue in her race

For years, Nicole Jellinek watched as her husband, Jason Knight, served as representative for District 67-Barrington and Warren. Now … Read More

East Providence police arrest Fall River man following car chase

Officers located the BMW traveling at a high rate of speed on Waterman Avenue while nearly striking several police cruisers and other … Read More

Fuller Creative Learning Center to celebrate 10-year anniversary

The Fuller Creative Learning Center in East Providence wants to celebrate its 10-year anniversary with you. Read More

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Historical Society takes to the stage

For one weekend only, the Bristol Historical & Preservation Society will present Bad Character: The Death of Sarah Maria Cornell. It’s a brand-new theatrical interpretation of one of the most …

Artisan Market is Saturday at Linden Place

Linden Place’s annual Autumn Artisan Market is taking place this Saturday, Nov. 7, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The market showcases local talent on the historic grounds …

Greenvale hosts 27th annual Harvest Festival

Greenvale Vineyards is hosting its 27th annual Harvest Festival this Saturday, Nov. 7, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Visitors can expect musical talent, themed festivities, winery tours, and an artisan …

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Obituaries

Elsie Calce

Elsie (Estrella) Calce, age 92, of Bristol, passed away on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, at Grace Barker in Warren. She was the wife of the late John Calce. Born in Bristol, she was the daughter of th

Allison Durfee

Allison Brown Durfee, 88, of Dedham, Massachusetts, passed away on October 9, 2026. Known to family and friends as "Al," he was born in Fall River, Massachusetts, to the late Ruth Brayton Durfee and

Barbara Naughton

Barbara Jean Naughton passed away peacefully on November 2, 2026, in Rhode Island, surrounded by her family. She was 99 years old. Born on August 21, 1927, in Portland, Maine, Barbara was the daughte

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Heating and Cooling Tips to Help Lower Energy Usage

With the extreme winter months here in Rhode Island, many homeowners are looking for a smarter way to stay comfortable while cutting back on energy usage and taking control of their utility bills. …

Rhode Islanders Take Control of Energy Bills with No Cost Home Energy Assessments

Thousands of Rhode Islanders are taking control of their energy bills by making energy efficiency improvements in their homes. In 2025, nearly 12,000 of your neighbors completed a no cost Home Energy …

Sports

Late goal by EG ends Barrington’s field hockey season The Barrington High School field hockey team was locked in a scoreless battle with East Greenwich for almost the entire Division I semifinal game recently at Cranston Stadium. But with less than …

Eagles stun Saints with last second field goal The Barrington High School football team bounced back from a tough loss a week earlier and defeated St. Raphael’s 24-21, at Max Read Field in Pawtucket on Friday night, Oct. 30. “I was …

Clippers cruise past Huskies in girls' soccer semifinals The 2026 season came to a close for the Mt. Hope High School girls' soccer club with a 6-0 shutout loss to Cumberland in a Division I state championship tournament semifinal round contest played …

Lady Eagles basketball clinic set for Nov. 11 The Barrington High School girls’ basketball program will host its Lady Eagles All-Girls’ Basketball Clinic on Wednesday, Nov. 11, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in the Barrington High School gym. …

Opinion

Letter Come and support our veterans on Nov. 12

On Thursday, Nov. 12 the East Providence City Council will be hosting our 4th annual Veterans Appreciation Dinner. The event takes place at St. Martha's from 6-8 p.m.

Letter: Reasons for hope

Our character is also reflected in how we act towards one another during both these times and all others.

Letter: An eye-opener for parents

To the editor: I am writing this as an eye-opener to parents who allow their children to roam the streets on Halloween without any adult supervision. Like many families, we enjoy participating in …

Letter: Domestic violence can happen to anyone

To the editor: October was Domestic Violence Awareness Month and this year's theme, "One of Us," carries an important message: domestic violence can happen to anyone. Too often, people assume …

Letter: Supporting the shelter, with pride

To the editor: As one of the original supporters of the Bristol Animal Shelter, I am enormously distressed at the secrecy surrounding its future. I would certainly expect more transparency from the …

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