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Letter: Trump political rallies were no distraction to motorists
A recent letter expressed concern for safety at Hope Street and Gooding Avenue during three separate, four-hour political gatherings there last week. She need not worry. All … more
Letter: There was good reason for my legislation on sewers
To the editor: I feel a little like Al Pacino in The Godfather movie, when he suggests that no matter how hard he tries to get out they keep dragging him back in. In the aftermath of an election … more
Letter: Who really won this year’s election (Bristol)
As Bristol’s town clerk, I’m here to reveal the true winners of this year’s election—and it’s not just the candidates. This victory belongs to you, Bristol. From our … more
Letter: I feel sorry for your insecurity and sophomoric anger
To the editor: To the thieves who stole dozens of Harris/Walz signs over the course of this election period in the dead of night, including mine on the night of the election while I was working … more
Letter: Your support was empowering and appreciated
To the editor: For the past few months, while campaigning with Liana Cassar and Jordan Jancosek, I knocked on doors all over Barrington and connected with residents about our local priorities … more
Letter: Voters made it clear that they wanted change
To the editor: To the voters of Portsmouth: Portsmouth was the real winner in the Nov. 5 election. The voters made it clear that they wanted change. I am so grateful to the citizens of … more
Letter: I’m excited to serve another term as R.I. senator
To the editor: Thank you District 11 constituents! I am excited to serve a second term as your state senator. I so appreciate your sharing your questions, concerns and suggestions. Hearing your … more
Letter: I’m grateful for Visiting Nurse Home & Hospice
To the editor: For 45 years I have had the pleasure and honor of being associated with Visiting Nurse Home & Hospice. I have been a consultant, a referring physician, a hospice medical … more
Letter: I’ll strive to be independent voice, keep taxes low
To the editor: I would like to thank the voters and all of the citizens of Portsmouth for reelecting me to the Portsmouth Town Council. I love serving the town and will continue to listen to all … more
Letter: Together we can improve town services for all
To the editor: I am deeply honored and humbled to have been recently elected to the Portsmouth Town Council. Your trust in me is greatly appreciated, and I assure you that I will work diligently … more
Letter: It’s time to finally address short term rentals in Little Compton
The Little Compton Town Council has periodically discussed the short-term rental (STR) situation in town, but they have not yet taken action. The time has come. The town council should explore … more
Letter: Where is the plan to save South Shore Beach?
The book "Silent Spring" by Rachel Carson was written in 1962 — 60 years ago. She tried to spread the word that we were destroying our planet and we needed to start paying attention. There was … more
ILO Group report shined a bright spotlight on the governor
STORY OF THE WEEK: About three years after Attorney General Peter Neronha ’s probe into the ILO Group became public, the story hit a dramatic apex. On Tuesday, Neronha released his findings via … more
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Letter: Wary of having state agencies overseeing bridge inspections
In response to the article, “ Inspection under way on Mount Hope Bridge, ” Oct. 31, I offer the following: Regarding the Mount Hope Bridge inspection currently underway and lasting … more
Letter: Political rally was an unsafe distraction for motorists
Recently some of our friends and neighbors were in front of Clements Market on multiple days to promote their political candidate. They set up chairs, signs and placards to deliberately get attention … more
The author shared a previously unpublished photograph of the east side of the original Low House (c. 1888).
Letter: Low Lane house has no connection to the Lows
I am writing in response to the recent article, “ A home like no other ” (Bristol Phoenix, Oct. 10). Readers may have been confused, and a little clarification might be useful. The … more
Letter: Mr. Levesque: This ‘reprobate’ has a memory
To the editor: Charles Levesque’s letter to the editor in the Oct. 17 edition of the Portsmouth Times regarding Mr. Gleason and Mr. Fitzmorris reminds me of the expression, “Let … more
The Barn restaurant in Adamsville is changing hands.
Letter: Barn's new owner shares plans with Little Compton
Editor’s note: Pamela Huzienga, the incoming owner of the Barn and owner since last year of Simmons Cafe and Market in Adamsville, shared this update with the community Tuesday morning: … more
Letter: Disappointing to read such a hateful letter in the Times
We are deeply saddened by the recent letter to the editor in last week’s Sakonnet Times that was loaded with hateful, misleading and inaccurate information.   Since hosting Little … more
Letter: Why doesn’t the paper print letters on national politics?
Beginning in May of this year, this newspaper has refused to publish letters to the editor about national politics, stating that such letters must focus on local issues and news only.  Citizen … more
Letter: Cemetery parking shows a complete lack of respect
Last week’s Phoenix contained both an article and editorial regarding the issue of spectators at Mt. Hope High School sporting events parking their vehicles in St. Mary’s Cemetery , … more
Letter: State reps. are working on behalf of veterans
It has come to our attention that constituents with concerns may not realize that state representatives and senators are available through a phone call or email to answer questions about issues that … more
To the editor: Open letter to a thief
To the editor: To the person who came on our lawn sometime around Halloween day/night and stole our presidential election sign: What you did is a crime. I have completed a police report and … more
Letter: Tiverton Democrats announce endorsements
On behalf of the Tiverton Democratic Town Committee it gives me great pleasure to announce our support and endorsement of the following candidates: For state and congressional office we support … more
Letter: Monday's power outage had major impacts
On Monday, an announcement was sent describing a brief power outage , which was corrected by generators at the Westport High School during school hours. The message  did not begin to … more
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