The Latest From Warren

Council moves on possible planning, zoning board merger in Warren

WARREN — Warren's zoning and planning boards might soon become one, at least the prospect is being considered formally after the town council broached the issue somewhat in depth for the first …
KMS's Krawczyk 'steams' towards potential national educator accolade
WARREN — The accolades, one already well certain and another possibly on the horizon, keep coming for Kickemuit Middle School … Read More
Warren 'remains' a destination for Hollywood
WARREN — Hollywood once again comes to town in the coming days as filming for the upcoming motion picture "Remain" will take place … Read More
Warren Community Garden continues to 'grow' with shed addition
The town's nascent Warren Community Garden project continues to take shape, the latest addition being the situating a storage shed … Read More
Monterecy is a match, becomes new Bristol Warren assistant super
BRISTOL — Courtney Monterecy was formally introduced as the new assistant superintendent for the Bristol Warren Regional School … Read More
Her books about a dog come to town — by boat
Rhode Islanders are known for making outlandish statements like, “It’s 45 minutes? Better get a hotel,” whenever faced with the … Read More
Anodyne or aggravating...'ADU' issue sparks a reaction
WARREN — The issue of accessory dwelling units, "ADUs" for short, is becoming a larger topic of discussion around the state, … Read More
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