To the editor:We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Bristol Fire Department for responding to our home numerous times over the Christmas holiday due to a system malfunction in our … more

To the editor:Bristol has a beautiful harbor matching those of many lovely towns in New England, such as Padanaram, Mystic, and Rockport, but it has been sealed off from most of its residents by … more

The pandemic introduced a few silver linings. Remote learning is sort of, kind of, one of them. Across America, schools figured out how to conduct themselves when no one was in the school … more

To the editor: Last week I was pleased to read Jean Ernster's letter citing the evils of abortion and our dismal legislative record on it in RI. Good for her for having the courage to speak … more

STORY OF THE WEEK: Will 2022 be the year when COVID-19 fades as a public health threat and becomes something more like the seasonal flu? A lot of informed people expect that to be the case. For … more

Normally, this is the column where I have the audacity to suggest New Year resolutions for resident politicians. Instead I have a more urgent resolution for all of us: I want us Americans to go back … more

To the editor:I want to thank all the women and men who hung the The Town Common with wreathes on the trees and decorated the gazebo with the Christmas Tree and lights. Thanks. Charlie Cavalconte … more

To the editor:I read with interest the proposed plan to turn the Walley School into headquarters for the elderly. The cost would be $2 million to stabilize the building and another $1.8 million for … more

To the editor:What a painful two years it has been for all of us, but especially for our communities’ children. They have lost times and experiences that they will never get back. And they lack … more

To the editor:I want to praise the Warren Times-Gazette for having hit the trifecta in its Dec. 29 edition: Lucy Probert’s excellent reporting (“Stop Your Engines!”) on Sharon … more