Tea, flowers, and a whole lot more
If you have been down on the west end of Church Street lately, you may have noticed some new activity at 15 Church — for long the St. Michael’s rectory until it was sold several years …
Fifty years ago, a terrible accident, a friend lost
If you lived in either Warren or Bristol during the 1960s and 1970s and softball was your game, there’s a good chance you remember the name of Roger Araujo. A man of immense athletic ability, …
Tributes to a friend and neighbor
Alan Hassenfeld, businessman and philanthropist, died last week at the age of 76. He has left behind a legacy as CEO and Chairman at Hasbro, where he led a company that became not only one of the …
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Guided walks continue at Norman Bird Sanctuary
'Food Trucks Sunset' in Portsmouth
Newport Dance Festival has performances every night
To the editor: Warren’s state representatives deserve enormous thanks for the recent passage of an assault weapons ban in Rhode Island; we are the 10th state in the country to enact …
To the editor: With the dismantling of the IMLS (Institute of Museum and Library Services) and federal library funding poised to be eliminated, it’s a trying time for libraries in the U.S. …
To the editor: The parliamentary policies, other than requiring quartering troops in homes, that drove Americans to revolt against England have all resurfaced of late. Problems arising from …
To the editor: Over the past 10 to 12 years, at sometime between 2:30 and 4 p.m. on the 4th of July, I drive the parade route down Hope and up High Street. It continues to fill me with pride as …
To the editor: Bristol has always stood out as the most patriotic and festive town in America. I’ve spoken with people across the country about our unique 4th of July celebrations — …