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The Town of Bristol has introduced an owner-occupied tax rate in 2025 to benefit property owners who live in their homes. To qualify, the homeowner or spouse must be a registered voter in Bristol; … more
Turning 100 years of age on New Year’s Day, local resident Gilda Botelho Louro was the guest of honor at a well-organized birthday party at the Lobster Pot Restaurant with a number of family … more
Herb Durfee is a busy man. The new director of planning, building and resilience for Barrington has been balancing his own work with the additional chores that had been handled by the … more
Outside hitter and setter Keira Mullen was announced the Gatorade 2024-25 Rhode Island volleyball Division 1 Player of the Year on Thursday, Jan. 9, as voted by the RI coaches association. … more
It’s a cliché, but you really have to see it to believe it. Henry Gillet sits down at the computer, puts on a pair of specialized glasses, hits a few keys and scrolls the mouse … more
The superintendent of Barrington Public Schools is warning residents to steer clear of a former Barrington High School student who was spotted at the school earlier this week. Barrington … more
Monday, Dec. 23 Police served a restraining order on Pleasant Street at 1:12 p.m. Police assisted after a 911 caller reported a disturbance on Old Bedford Road at 6:53 p.m. Tuesday, … more
The Barrington High School E-sports team won a state championship recently. The E-sports team, which competes against other schools using video games, defeated Cranston East 3-2 in late November … more
Do you need help paying for needed renovations or repairs on your home? The Westport Affordable Housing Trust Fund may be able to help. Fund members have opened the application period for its … more
The Mt. Hope High indoor track and field teams returned to regular season action post-holiday break with losses to Cumberland and Chariho in boys' and girls' Headley Division action Sunday, Jan. 5, at the … more
The new iteration of the East Providence School Committee features two new members who were also both immediately placed into leadership roles on the board. more
There appears to be a reasonably good chance a new business will fill the building located at 521 Main St. about to be vacated by long-time tenant Citizens Bank. Citizens recently announced its … more
On Dec. 17, the Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association honored law enforcement professionals, presenting their annual awards for outstanding contributions across various categories of excellence. … more
Thousands of businesses have come and gone through the small storefronts of downtown Bristol. Many have flamed brightly and died quickly. Others took hold, endured for a years, then passed into … more
The Barrington High School boys indoor track team continued to dominate the competition in the dual meet season. The Eagles improved to 8-0 after defeating Narragansett 104-5 and Smithfield 99-10 on … more
Barrington Police are investigating a suspicious email received by the superintendent of schools on Friday, Jan. 3.   Police said the email was sent by a 37-year-old homeless man who has … more
The East Bay Eagles Co-op girls ice hockey team slipped to 1-2 after losing to LaSalle on Friday night, Jan. 3.   The loss to LaSalle followed a lopsided win for the Eagles team, which … more
For the first time since it was constructed in 1895, one of East Providence’s most historic and celebrated landmarks will be taken down to its bare bones and given a fresh infusion of mechanical vigor. more
When he left for college, Joe Nirenberg never imagined a life of military service.   Nirenberg grew up in town, graduated from Barrington High School in 1999, and when he headed to Florida … more
Members of Mt. Hope High School’s Academic All-Star team for 2024 were honored in between games of the boys' and girls' basketball doubleheader hosted by the Huskies Monday night, Jan. 6. … more
The Mt. Hope High School basketball teams returned to the hardwood from the recent holiday break in earnest last week, beginning with a split of a home double-header Monday evening, Jan. 7. That … more
News from Monday evening's meeting of the Westport Select Board: Westport hires highway foreman Keven Colon has been named Westport’s highway department foreman, a new position … more
PROVIDENCE — For nearly a century this grand performance space — originally designed as “a 19th-century Italianate palace” — provided a variety of entertainment to the … more
Monday, Dec. 30 A dog complaint came in from South of Commons Road at 2:54 p.m. A car collided with a deer on Colebrook Road at 7:55 p.m. Police said nobody in the vehicle was injured … more
When Sergio Mendoza and Hercilia Corona purchased the property at 230 County Road they had a clear plan for the future.   The owners of the Madrid European Bakery & Patisserie in … more
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