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Members of the Warren Fourth of July 250 Commission meet with Lauren Fogarty, Program Coordinator for the Rhode Island Semiquincentennial (250th) Commission, and Rob Rock, Deputy Secretary of State of Rhode Island during a meeting at the Historic Warren armory on Monday night.
Warren already going 'above and beyond' planning for America’s 250th
Warren’s unabashed love for its local history has already put it at the top of the state’s list in terms of communities they can count on to provide fun, community flair for the upcoming celebration of America’s 250th birthday. more
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The elevator shaft for the new three-story addition to Martin Middle School takes shape.
East Providence school construction projects continue on time, on budget
EAST PROVIDENCE — The first outward signs of new construction on the Martin Middle School renovation project, one of three significant efforts occurring concurrently in the district, became … more
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Post 10 Juniors put finishing touch on superb Legion Baseball regular season
EAST PROVIDENCE — The Riverside Post 10 Junior Division team, sponsored by the Athlete turn Champion (ATC) performance facility, capped off its 2024 Rhode Island American Legion Baseball League … more
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Rockwell Amusements owner Harold Fera (left) and longtime Bristol Fourth of July Committee and Carnival Subcommittee chairman Ed Correia have a passion for carnivals, especially here in Bristol.
It takes a village to run Bristol's annual Fourth of July Carnival
For decades, the Bristol Fourth of July Carnival has maintained a safe, enjoyable experience. Here's a look into the people that make it happen. more
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Jackson Adams celebrates on second base after hitting a third inning double.
Bristol/Warren 12U All-Stars go down fighting in state title loss
What looked like it could be a blowout early turned into one of the most exciting recent displays of Little League imaginable, which stretched to 9 innings. more
Letter: In response to a thoughtful political letter
There are points in Mr. Grapevine's letter I can agree with. That said, there are points which we see quite differently. more
The Dolly Momma: On summer people in a small, sandy ocean town
William James is said to have said, “Summer afternoon: The two most beautiful words in the English Language.” Still, we take it for granted. The To do List of musty musts finds it way … more
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Opponents dissect Tiverton Seasons study
If a new Seasons Corner Market is built in Tiverton’s north end, the neighborhood will see increased traffic and congestion, and the public good will not be served.     Those … more
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Letter: Confused and concerned about costs of new school
I have raised these matters at previous school building committee meetings but have not been satisfied with the explanations provided to me that all was right. more
The late Robert E. Vermette, who passed away on Dec. 27, 2019, retired from the United States Army after attaining the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
Late Bristolian worked with rocketry pioneer Von Braun, was leading expert in lasers
Robert E. Vermette was inducted into the U.S. Army Ordinance Corps. Hall of Fame for his impressive career as an expert in optimizing guided missiles and developing cutting edge laser-based defense technologies. more
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A highway department grader moves cobble displaced during a fierce winter storm in late January.
Westport, East Beach agree on cobbling plan
The next storm is coming. When it does, Kevin Curt hopes East Beach’s seasonal residents are taken care of. Curt, the president of the East Beach Improvement Association, said Thursday … more
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Lukas Lacourse (left) and Dylan Landreville, both rising seventh-graders, try to wave down a Jepson Lane motorist outside the student-run AgInnovation Farm at Cloverbud Ranch Tuesday morning. Campers had just finished harvesting the produce displayed on the table and were giving it away to passersby. The farm also donates some fruits and vegetables to the food bank at St. John’s Lodge or sends some home with campers.
Campers get hands dirty on Portsmouth's student-run farm
PORTSMOUTH — If you’ve never seen pairs of underwear being harvested before, you’ve probably never visited the AgInnovation Farm at Cloverbud Ranch on Jepson Lane. more
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Cora Floriani and the Barrington Little League Senior All Star softball team competed in the regional tournament recently. Here, she is pictured in the District 2 finals.
Senior softball all stars from Barrington battle in regionals
The Barrington Little League Senior All Star softball team was eliminated from the Regional Tournament after losing 14-1 to Delaware on Monday, July 22.   Barrington finished the tournament … more
Editorial: Creative solutions to Barrington's beach parking jam
There are no easy solutions to the parking and access problems at Barrington Town Beach. Had town leaders developed a long-range vision a generation ago, they might have acquired a nearby lot or two … more
'The Greatest Fish Story Ever Told'
The summer film series by the Westport Cultural Council returns this summer. Next is “In The Whale,” an award-winning, feature-length film that’s an account of a man who survived to … more
Patrons enjoyed the rides Friday, July 19, during the 2024 edition of the Crescent Park "Summerfest" Carnival.
Gallery: Crescent Park 2024 'Summerfest' Carnival
EAST PROVIDENCE — T he midway at the Crescent Park   "Summerfest" Carnival, held July 17-21 on the grounds of the historic site located in the Riverside section of the city, was once again … more
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Abigail Goblick, Mia He, Siddharth Gupta and Emma Pautz (from left to right) have won the President’s Environmental Youth Award for their project, “The Barrington Environmental Establishment.”
Barrington students earn prestigious environmental award
Four teenagers from Barrington recently won a prestigious environmental award.   Abigail Goblick, Siddharth Gupta, Mia He and Emma Pautz received the President’s Environmental Youth … more
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This sample shows what the envelopes would look like, which contain all the necessary documents and provide step-by-step information for a driver who may have a range of afflictions that prevent them from having a standard interaction with police.
Bristol PD to launch program to help differently-abled during traffic stops
The Bristol Police Department will soon launch a program that strives towards creating better, less stressful interactions between officers conducting traffic stops and individuals who, unbeknownst to the officer, might have a variety of special needs that impacts their ability to communicate. more
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Food Truck Fridays are every week in Providence
Food Truck Fridays continue every week (on Fridays) through the end of September at Carousel Village at Roger Williams Park in Providence. Events begin at 5 p.m. Featuring some of the best local … more
The farmers' markets are open every weekend
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 … more
This graph breaks down ARPA spending by the Town based on various categories. Far and away, the majority of funds went to maintenance of infrastructure, mostly the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Did Warren's ARPA spending align with residents' wishes? Not really
We examined the purchases made with Warren's $3.14M in Covid relief money and matched it against a resident survey taken prior to any of that spending. How did it match up? more
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The new two-yard dumpster was placed recently at the behest of the harbor commission.
Little Compton looks to clean up the point
Litter on the Sakonnet Harbor breakwater is nothing new. What is is a change in policy and hope for improvement. A two-yard Dumpster now sits at the breakwater entrance, placed there about a … more
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Westport drops police officer residency requirement
Police officers who hope to or already work in Westport no longer have to live in town, under the terms of a new three-year contract recently approved by the select board and signed off on by the … more
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The social media-drive “Aquapalooza” event at Potters Cove, Prudence Island, is not only a headache for local police but for the R.I. Department of Environmental Management, which manages nearby shellfish grounds.
‘Aquapalooza’ forcing closure of 700-acre shellfish area
PORTSMOUTH — Once again, the R.I. Department of Environmental Management (RIDEM) is not taking any chances on shellfish grounds being contaminated by a big party on the water that’s … more
The Rumford All-Stars celebrate scoring a run in their Silva/District 2 Tourney game against Barrington on July 20.
Rumford Silva Stars rally to reach district tourney final
EAST PROVIDENCE — Rumford Little League rebounded from its first setback of the summer to reach the final round of the Ron Silva/District 2 AAA Baseball Division All-Star Tournament. The … more
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