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Gonzalez exit leaves questions on school board race
Come Wednesday, Nov. 6, Little Compton could see an exceedingly rare, if not unprecedented, turn of events in Rhode Island — a husband and wife serving together on the same school committee, following the resignation Monday …
The Barrington High School girls tennis team improved to 8-0 after defeating North Kingstown 5-2 on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 25. … Read More
Mayor Bob DaSilva of East Providence has been elected to lead one of the state's leading political advocacy groups, which represents … Read More
Two Barrington residents have made it easier to shop for gluten-free foods in the East Bay.
Celeste Bremer and Jay Romano are … Read More
The Barrington Town Council recently approved the purchase of eight equipment carts for a total cost of $19,150.
At the September … Read More
The League of Women Voters of Rhode Island and East Bay Media Group are co-sponsoring a series of candidate forums on Monday, Sept. 30 … Read More
PORTSMOUTH — Want to own a rare piece of American history? If you’ve got deep pockets, you’ll have your chance next month when … Read More
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The fall farmers' markets are in full swing
The region’s farmers’ markets are in full swing at locations from Newport to Providence. Here’s a roundup of the opportunities to get outside and see what local farmers and vendors …
It's Oktoberfest at Fort Adams on Saturday
The Fort Adams Trust and Ragged Island Brewing Co. are collaborating for the second annual Newport Oktoberfest on Saturday, Sept. 28. Bavaria meets the Ocean State on the beautiful …
It’s a ‘Rain Harvest Festival’ Sunday at the park
Join a celebration of water, science, and art at the fifth annual Rain Harvest Festival hosted by the Stormwater Innovation Center and City of Providence Parks Department this Sunday, Sept. …
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Letter: I’m leaving, and worry for Little Compton’s future
I am writing to share effective Monday, Sept. 23, I have resigned as a member of the Little Compton School Committee, a role that has been both an honor and a responsibility. Sadly, as …
Letter: Roger Williams has been hypocritical on housing
A couple of days ago I was feeling rotten, and so I opted to stay home, and I am glad. Not about feeling rotten, but about staying home. I took some time to catch up on most recent Phoenixes. I …
Letter: Roger Williams University – Benefit or liability?
Several months ago I went to a town meeting about the tax proposals the town wants to implement. We have all seen tax increases, and it will only get worse. Seniors on a fixed income can’t …
Letter: This high school construction plan remains reckless
Last week’s Phoenix featured a front-page article highlighting concerns raised by the Bristol Planning Board regarding the chronic flooding in neighborhoods surrounding Mt. Hope High School and …
Letter: Bristol House Tour was a huge success, thanks to many
On Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, more than 700 people explored 11 of Bristol’s most beautiful homes on Hope, High, Walley, State, Franklin, and Thames streets. Visitors to the Bristol Historical …