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Father Zinno blesses boats from the deck of the Nao Trinidad
Boaters get a ship-side blessing during Bristol's 10th Annual Harbor Fest
In all, nearly 60 boats processed past the Nao Trinidad for a blessing, while on land, organizers served 245 littleneck boils and 75 steaks at the dinner, along with countless a la carte shucked oysters and littlenecks. more
Daughter and father, Melissa Benevides Vance and David Benevides, key committee members of Sunday's upcoming Motorcycle Ride for Freedom, are hopeful for another great turnout.
12th Annual Ride for Freedom is this Sunday in Bristol
Everything is ready for the 12th annual Frontline Ministry Ride for Freedom this coming Sunday, Aug. 20. more
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Want to camp overnight on Barrington Beach?
Barrington residents are invited to register for a community campout on Barrington Beach. The event takes place Saturday into Sunday, Sept. 9-10. People can register now with the town — … more
Sumie Kaneko plays a 13 string Japanese traditional instrument called the Koto during the Black Ships Festival on Saturday.
Scenes from the 40th Annual Black Ships Festival
Check out photos from another lively Black Ships Festival, held in Bristol this past weekend. more
Owner Lisa McClarren works in the kitchen, as she’s done since opening last summer.
Westport countryside market celebrates one year
Opening a sandwich shop had always been a far-off dream for Countryside Market owner Lisa McClarren; ever since she was a kid growing up in a big Portuguese family, she imagined sharing her culinary … more
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Barrington Police: 'We’re not trampling over juveniles’ rights'
Last month, Barrington Police received a tip that teenagers were partying at Mussachuck Beach. Officers in a party patrol unit responded to the secluded stretch of coastline and located the … more
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Jackie Coughlin portraying Marianne Molineux, wife of William Molineaux, a leader of the North End Caucus who was at the Boston Tea Party, and Judy Fardig of Warren take a picture with the new pin in front of the grave stone of Nicholas Campbell, an American revolutionary who was at the Boston Tea Party.
Historians: Warren's first philanthropist was a revolutionary, generous man
On Monday, the Town of Warren held a ceremony for one of its most famous residents that you've probably never heard of, but who is worth learning about. more
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Donna Coroa Wilson was recently named Director of the Benjamin Church Senior Center.
Bristol's 'new' Senior Center director is exactly where she wants to be
Donna Coroa Wilson isn't exactly a new face to the Benjamin Church Senior Center, but she is taking over a new role to fill the shoes of Maria Ursini. And she's thrilled for the opportunity. more
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Letter: Thanks for attending the Flea and Fair
To the editor: On behalf of the Bristol Historical & Preservation Society, I wish to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who came out for our Annual Flea and Fair this past weekend. We … more
Letter: In response to call for safer bike path
To the editor: Judith Byrnes’ Letter to the Editor (A safer bike path should be everyone’s goal, Aug. 10, 2023) sounds reasonable enough. But within its logic are several assumptions … more
Letter: Firefighters health bill is a good move
To the editor: Last week's Phoenix featured a front page story regarding recent bills passed overwhelmingly by the Rhode Island Legislature which provides that any current or deceased full time … more
Letter: Maroon, white, and sky blue?
To the editor: Greetings from Twin Falls, Idaho! We traveled 2,540 miles to view the painted lines upon your streets. Quick question — who chose the colors? They didn't quite match the … more
Letter: Support for our performing artists
To the editor: This summer, our daughter was fortunate to be part of a wonderful group of kids who worked with Bristol Theater Company. Their hard work culminated this past weekend in four … more
Letter: Coastal infrastructure needs effective planning
To the editor: It is encouraging that the town is joining efforts with URI to document changes to Bristol’s shoreline, but to what purpose? Photographs are useful in demonstrating … more
Little Compton artist Ian Silvia, at his studio, has begun a month-long residency in Westport.
Little Compton artist settles in at Westport Woods
Little Compton artist Ian Silvia, of Fried Glass Studios, has begun a month-long residency at Westport Woods. Silvia, who works primarily in glass, metal and stone, will be working in Westport … more
Declan Maddock works with a machine used in the 3D printing class offered by the town.
Barrington family shares 3D printing fun in town camp
What do Voronoi bunnies, Taylor Swift swag, steampunk octopi with articulated arms, and Shrek have in common?   They were all 3D printed at the two-hour hands-on introductory class to 3D … more
Larisa urges EP Council to 'enhance' mother's memorial stone
EAST PROVIDENCE — Former City Councilor Joe Larisa defended the accuracy of his late mother's contribution to the acquisition of what was formerly called "Rose Larisa Park" at the … more
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East Providence contracts Northeast Collaborative Architects for Carousel project
EAST PROVIDENCE — The scale and scope of the original concept reduced significantly, the City Council at its Tuesday, Aug. 15, meeting took two actions towards regenerating the grounds … more
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SRO Keith Medeiros and K9 Officer Brody, shortly after Medeiros was given the the Floyd Ledbetter National School Resource Officer of the Year Award at the National Association of School Resource Officers annual summit in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Bristol SRO (and his famous K9 friend) earn national honors
Bristol Student Resource Officer Keith Medeiros was rewarded for his excellence and dedication to his job with the highest accolades given to an SRO by their national association. more
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Letter: Speechless
To the editor: To my friends and neighbors on the DEI Committee, Allow me to introduce you to five famous (perhaps infamous) fellow Americans. Clarence Brandenburg, Gary Lee Johnson, Mary … more
Warren summer concert series continues on Sunday
The Warren Summer Concert Series is Sunday nights, beginning at 5 p.m., through Aug. 27.  Performing this week, Aug. 20, is Steppin' Out (R ’n B), featuring New Image. … more
A full lighting of Waterfire on Saturday night
Waterfire returns to the capital city with a full lighting this Saturday night, Aug. 19. The lighting will begin at 7:40  p.m. and the braziers will remain lit until midnight. On-shore … more
Editorial: Kudos for respectful, responsive local government
A quick shout out is warranted for members of Warren’s Town Council and two local residents, who during their monthly meeting held last week helped restore faith that even one or two people can make a difference in how their local government operates. more
Proposed renderings of new signs that could be fabricated by the Town’s Department of Public Works in order to clarify where public parking exists in town.
New signs and better enforcement planned to ease parking woes in Warren
If at first you don’t succeed, try, again. And if that doesn’t work…then maybe try five more times. Such has been the approach to analyzing and proposing solutions to Warren’s downtown parking situation. more
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East Bay Roots perform Friday in Tiverton
The summer concert series continues on Friday nights. Performing this week is East Bay Roots, with a mix of acoustic rock, pop, country and reggae. Food trucks include Mac's Screaming Corn & … more
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