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Talking Politics: Dr. Scott was the right person at the right time
STORY OF THE WEEK: Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott was the right person in the right place at the right time when the pandemic came to Rhode Island. Although she had never faced a challenge of that … more
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Keri Cronin, pictured here during the town’s Honor Roll ceremony on Veteran’s Day in 2021, served two terms as Council President but was not supported by a majority of the council to continue in that role. She will face re-election in 2022.
Cronin out, Hanley in as Town Council President
John Hanley was voted in as the new President of the Warren Town Council. more
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Warren Times-Gazette - Wednesday, January 20, 2022
Planning to use $250,000 in American Rescue Plan funding, the Warren Town Council officially approved a facade improvement plan aimed at fixing up and rejuvenating downtown storefronts.
$515,000 for three ARPA projects approved by Warren Town Council
ARPA-funded projects approved include a storefront improvement program, seed money for an affordable housing trust, and a look into municipal broadband access for all of Warren. more
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Kathryn M. (Maguire) Blackburn, 76, Warren
Kathryn M. “Kathy” (Maguire) Blackburn, age 76, of Warren, passed away on Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022 at Newport Hospital. She was the beloved wife of Raymond H. Blackburn to whom she had … more
Anna D. Siembab, 68, Warren
Anna D. Siembab, 68, of Warren, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022. The daughter of the late Wyman and Charlotte (Choate) Allen, she was a lifelong resident of Rhode Island. Born in … more
Paul J. Harvey, 86, Warren
Paul J. Harvey, 86, of Warren, RI and The Villages, Fla., passed away Tuesday, Jan. 11, 2022 at home.Devoted husband, father and grandfather, he was the beloved husband of Patricia (McCanna) Harvey … more
August Miller with “Woman Cleaning A Large Turnip Pot,” which Oscar Miller painted in 1906 while staying with a family in Laren, Holland. Oscar rented rooms from the family along with permission to paint them going about their daily tasks.
A 100-year-old story, in living color
Oscar Miller was among the most prolific artists to ever call the East Bay home. Born in Manhattan in 1867, he died in Providence in 1921. In the intervening years, his travels took him throughout … more
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Reyn Ferris (left) scored 20 points and pulled down 20 rebounds for a double-double during the Huskies win over Chariho on Monday night.
Ferris and White spark Huskies comeback victory
Junior forward Reyn Ferris and sophomore guard Elsa White combined for 38 points to fuel a Huskies 55-47 comeback victory over Chariho in an away game on Monday night. The win boosts the teams … more
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Isabelle Boullier, a student at Roger Williams University, is the new youth program coordinator for Portsmouth Prevention Coalition.
Prevention ‘sort of runs in my family,' says RWU sophomore
PORTSMOUTH — When Isabelle Boullier was 13, her older sister Kyra was out driving in Narragansett on her 17th birthday when a drunk driver hit her car head-on. Kyra survived the crash, but she … more
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