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Retiring music and band teacher Barbara Hughes waves to the crowd during the Barrington High School graduation ceremony on Sunday, June 9.
Barrington High School music and band teacher plays farewell tune
Barbara Hughes always knew she was going to be a teacher. The only question was, ‘Which subject?’ “I was thinking about math. I was thinking about music. Those were the top … more
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Elsa White opens up a can of confetti after receiving her diploma.
Mt. Hope Class of 2024, welcomed to high school by pandemic, gets their moment in the sun
For these kids, “unity” and “sticking together” and “overcoming adversity” are more than just idle words in a graduation speech. more
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Letter: In praise of acceptance in Little Compton
I write to express my appreciation for the action of our Town Council in their response to a request from Love Wins Coastal for a council resolution. Our town values diversity of opinions and … more
This vacant storefront at 260 State Road could become home to town's second dispensary.
Westport planners OK marijuana store permit
Provided he negotiates a host agreement with the Westport Select Board, an Uxbridge man has almost all he needs to open Westport’s second recreational use marijuana store on State Road. … more
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Short Term Rentals are technically illegal in Westport, following the failure of a warrant article at last month's Town Meeting that would have legalized and regulated the practice.
Westport asks: What do you think of STRs?
Five weeks after voters at Town Meeting rejected a warrant article that would officially legalize and regulate Short Term Rentals (STRs) in Westport, the practice remains illegal here, and officials … more
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Graphic designer Erin Kinnane and her son, August Chase, a student at Wilbur & McMahon School, pose with the sign Erin designed for the "Love is Love" initiative in recognition of Pride Month. Love Wins Coastal has organized the initiative, which encourages residents to place the signs in their yards throughout the month of June.
Little Compton: U.S. flags only at Town Hall
The Little Compton Town Council last week approved a policy allowing only the American flag to be flown at town hall, settling for now a controversial issue that elicits strong reactions from … more
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Senior Class President Maddox Godwin shares his speech near the start of Sunday's graduation ceremony.
Advice to BHS grads: ‘Hold every hand, catch every wave, and misbehave, just enough’
Bliss Matthews stood at the center of the high school gymnasium, surrounded by dear friends and complete strangers, and shared a unique message: “You are forever being and becoming, … more
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Assembly backs Lauria, Henries bills supporting women's health, safety issues
PROVIDENCE — Two bills aimed most specifically women's health and safety issues sponsored by East Bay legislators were among the latest passed by the full General Assembly earlier this week. … more
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Sand tiger shark washes ashore in Little Compton
A walker at Tappen’s Beach in Little Compton made a rare find this week — a deceased sand tiger shark. The species is considered critically endangered, and resident Peter Tirpaeck reached … more
Their work for the day done, graduating seniors toss their mortarboards into the air at the end of Friday's commencement.
Tiverton grads: 'You'll do great things'
Under a perfect blue sky Friday night, the members of Tiverton High School’s Class of 2024 were encouraged by commencement speakers to look back with pride on their four years of high school … more
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'The 40' at Tiverton Four Corners on Saturday night
The 40 will bring its brand of R&B with a dose of rock ’n’ roll. Veteran players from around Rhode Island and Massachusetts honed their skills playing professionally in Dallas and … more
Free mandolin and guitar series is next week
The American Mandolin & Guitar Summer School at Roger Williams University presents a series of four concerts, open to the public, free of charge. All four are in The RWU Performing Arts Center, 1 … more
Secretary of State speaking Thursday in Bristol
How to preserve the resilience of our country in polarized times is the topic of the Bosworth Lecture in conjunction with the Bristol Fourth of July Committee. “A Republic If You Can Keep … more
The Northern Quahog
Quahogs – Who, what, where, why and how?
A new report written for anglers by anglers serves as a call-to-arms to galvanize the angling community to demand action as climate change disrupts fishing experiences coast to coast. Last … more
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A win for law enforcement transparency, and a research race in R.I.
STORY OF THE WEEK: After an update of the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights recently got close to the finish line, there was 0.0% chance that legislative leaders wouldn’t get it … more
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The suspect in the SUV larceny chase ended in East Providence on June 6, Austin Pereira.
East Providence Police arrest suspect in car chase, have no leads on youth stabbing incident
EAST PROVIDENCE — The East Providence Police Department identified the driver who is alleged to have led area law enforcement on a chase after he and a group of others stole a sports … more
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East Providence High School held commencement for the Class of 2024, which included a set of triplets, including the DeCostas, as well as nine sets of twins.
East Providence High School Class of 2024 graduation: Pairs aplenty
EAST PROVIDENCE — The East Providence High School Senior Class of 2024 took part in commencement ceremonies Friday evening, June 7, at Pierce Memorial Stadium. Nathan Tavares was the class … more
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Holly and her children, Willem and Téa, outside their new duplex home on Sodom Road Saturday morning.
A home, at last, in Westport
Average home prices in Massachusetts are headed through the roof, costing countless working families the chance to stay in the town they love. But on Saturday, two ecstatic families celebrated their … more
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Forgery, disorderly conduct charges top Portsmouth Police log
PORTSMOUTH — Here are some recent arrests made by the Portsmouth Police Department: Wednesday, June 5 Robin Lynn Kimball, 51, of 28 Sprague Court, was arrested on a bench warrant … more
Members of the Class of 2024 walk away from Portsmouth High School one last time as they make their way to the athletic field to begin commencement exercises Friday night.
‘Embrace the unexpected with an open heart’
PORTSMOUTH — Olivia Chaves said she values “cohesion, efficiency, and structure” as a classroom English teacher at Portsmouth High School. more
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The Barrington High School boys volleyball team celebrates its state championship on Friday night, June 7.
State Champs! Barrington volleyball team wins title
The Barrington High School boys volleyball team defeated Cranston West 3-1 to capture the Division II state championship on Friday night, June 7, at Rhode Island College. Barrington dropped the … more
There will be three performances of “Twisted Tales,” each school will have a dedicated performance.
Barrington students will share ‘Twisted Tales’ with audiences
Second- and third-graders from Nayatt, Primrose Hill and Sowams elementary schools will perform “Twisted Tales” on June 15 and 16.   The play is a delightful romp through … more
Rep. Terri Cortvriend, Sen. Linda L. Ujifusa, and Rep. Michelle McGaw, all from Portsmouth, will host an energy efficiency session on Monday, June 10.
Portsmouth lawmakers host fuel efficiency session Monday
PORTSMOUTH — Three state lawmakers from Portsmouth invite local residents to join them and the Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources for an upcoming local event to learn about a vast array of … more
Mary Rainey throws a pitch during the Patriots D-2 semifinals game against Westerly at RIC on Thursday. The Bulldogs kept the Patriots outfielders busy, clubbing 11 hits and scoring 11 runs off Rainey, who walked just 3 batters. 
Westerly drubs Patriots' softball team, 11-1 in semis
Westerly drubbed the Portsmouth softball team 11-1 in 5 innings, during the Division 2 semifinals at Rhode Island College on Thursday night. The Bulldogs clubbed 11 hits and scored 11 runs off … more
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Barrington School Committee members reviewed a plan to renovate the Victory Field athletic complex at Barrington High School.
Barrington School Committee shares vision for renovated Victory Field
On Thursday night, members of the Barrington School Committee shared their plan for renovating the Victory Field athletic complex at Barrington High School. The plan calls for a new track, a new … more
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