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Trinity’s ‘Faithful Cheaters’ unexpected farcical folly
Rhode Island’s Tony Award-winning Repertory Theatre, home of such classics as Shakespeare’s “Othello,” August Wilson’s “Fences” and Harold Pinter’s “The Homecoming,” now gives us … more
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'Bolts sweep Avengers to remain unbeaten
The undefeated Cranston East Thunderbolts went into second-place East Greenwich High School and swept the Avengers, 3-0, on Monday evening while moving to 8-0 this season. It was only the second loss of the season for more
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MOVING ON: Molly Botts, Jacob Frost, Sam Hanley, Malik Gavek, Josh Hernandez, Sarah Coutu and McKenzie Richards will all be playing their respective sports at the collegiate level next year.
East's future collegiate athletes recognized
A much-deserved ceremony to acknowledge some of Cranston East's most decorated student-athletes was held at the school on Tuesday morning, as faculty and coaches congratulated seven seniors that will be continuing their more
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ELEVATING: West's Matt Fyrer rises above the net and looks to register a kill against Hendricken.
Falcons swept by Hawks
The game itself was forgettable. There weren't long stretches of championship-caliber volleyball. The passing was an on-again, off-again affair. There were big hits, but plenty of big misses and more unforced errors than more
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Golden anniversary
Golden anniversary Ireland's 32" Society celebrated their 50th anniversary Sunday at the RI Shrinerrs Imperial Room in Pawtuxet with 146 in attendance. The club that meets monthly from September to June at Patrick's Pub in Providence hosts annual St." more
FROGS: Brittney Bidwell, age 18, and a senior at Cranston High School East, smiles at her artwork entitled “Frog” during the Artists Gone Wild – An Animal Art Show” at Tin Town Studios.
Tin Town Studio mentors local student
By MERI R. KENNEDY Warwick resident Gabriele Savard, a Pilgrim High senior, first approached Paul Carpentier, co-owner of TinTown Studio in Cranston, last September and asked him to be her mentor for her senior project. The studio is also co-owned by more
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Hope Highlands Middle School releases third quarter honor roll
Grade 7 High Honors Abigail Ainley, Sanjana Ananthula, Kaitlyn Antonucci, Olivia Castelli, Alexandra Coia, Marisa Conti, Gabriella Cunha, Amanda Degnan, Nicholas DiFazio, David DiLanna, Robert DiScuillo, Domenic Eacuello, Nicholas Ferrara, Maya Fraenza, more
Park View announces third quarter honor roll
Grade 8 High Honors Aislinn Baxter, Kalyse Brown, Nabil Chaudhry, Grace Cordeiro, Lily Cox, Sophia DePardo, Kendra Dionizio, Jeffifer Dominguez, Ava Esposito, Mina Grady, Vladimir Hakobyan, William Hardy, Chloe Lau, Damien Lee, Christy Mak, Lauren more
A SPECIAL FAMILY: DeRosa’s family consists of her husband John, and sons Liam (10) and Patrick (8). They have spent much of the past five years adjusting to a new normal since receiving a fairly rare diagnosis for their son.
Cranston woman reflects on motherhood as ‘Listen to Your Mother’ wraps up its final year
In 2013 Brianne DeRosa became part of something special: the inaugural cast of the nationwide show, “Listen To Your Mother.” The show, whose tagline is “Giving Motherhood a Microphone,” … more
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BIG FANS: A stop at the Hoboken bakery, Carlo's Bake Shop, the original location of television's hit show, "Cake Boss" was a great way to start out Day Two of our whirlwind trip. Despite finding a $45 parking ticket on our windshield when we got back to the car, we were still happy we made it a point to stop at the bakery where we all enjoyed some delicious sweet treats. We utilized some of our extra spending money, which had put aside for experiencing some of the local foods.
The Cowarts take Manhattan
By JEN COWART During the summer of 2015 our family embarked on a large-scale trip: a five-week, cross-country adventure in a camper we had owned for just three months. We were two adults, two tweens, one teen, a Shih Tzu and a frog, and we were new to more
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West auditorium renovations get supporting vote
By JACOB MARROCCO The Cranston City Council Finance Committee unanimously passed a resolution Monday night in support of renovations to the Cranston High School West auditorium, asking the administration to supplement" the funds and efforts of the" more
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Western Hills announces third quarter honor roll
Grade 8 High Honors Jared Ainley, Samah Alam, Carmela Andreozzi, Adam Bourque, Lindsey Bratter, Elayna Brown, Hannah Buerman, Yath Bunn, Marc Cabral, Christina Charie, Annie Chen, Cheyenne Chin, Myles Chung, Kara Chy, Lina Chy, Corinne Cifelli, more
RETURNING CUSTOMER: Pictured is Lilly McConnell, age 6, enjoying her May Breakfast at the Oak Lawn Community Baptist Church 150th May Breakfast. She has been to every breakfast since was born. As a side note, her mother has been to every May Breakfast since she was born.
Oak Lawn Baptist holds 150th May Breakfast
On May 1, the Oak Lawn Community Baptist Church held their 150th May Breakfast. Many of the volunteers were dressed in period costumes. The Oak Lawn Community Baptist Church held the Original May Breakfast in 1867 to raise funds for a new church more
NEARLY COMPLETE: Washington Trust Chairman and CEO Joseph MarcAurele, Saint Elizabeth Community president and CEO Steven Horowitz and Washington Trust president and COO Edward Handy in front of one of the nearly complete Green House Homes at Saint Elizabeth Home.
Washington Trust donates $25,000 to Saint Elizabeth Green House project
Washington Trust has donated $25,000 to Saint Elizabeth Community in support of its capital campaign for the building of Green House Homes at Saint Elizabeth Home in East Greenwich. Saint Elizabeth Community president and CEO Steven Horowitz, Washington more
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Cranston explores modern-day role of religion
By PAM SCHIFF Religion is one of those topics that polite people do not discuss in public. Along with sex and politics, it is considered taboo. However, in today's ever-changing world, the issue of religion and how it impacts our daily lives is more
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WHAT GOES INTO AN EVENT: Evan Perry went through the Cranston Public Schools and is now the Chief Operating Officer for Advanced Production and Design, an event management group that focuses on the technical planning that goes into large events. He recently spoke to students about his job at the Park View Middle School Career Day.
Perry shares behind-the-scenes look at event management
By JEN COWART Evan Perry, Chief Operating Officer at Advanced Production and Design (AP&D), an event management company, spoke to the students at Park View Middle School's Career Day about his job as a technical event coordinator. Perry explored how he more
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Concerning the "privileged" kids of CLCF sports programs
To the Editor: A recent article in the Cranston Herald and the Warwick Beacon dealing with Cranston Mayor Alan Fung's proposal to accommodate a futbol organization with renovations of Doric Avenue Field led to a widely read Facebook posting that had a more
Police Log
DISORDERLY On April 30 at 1:16 p.m., Officer McIntyre arrested Esther Pacheco, 25, of 22 Depot Ave. in Cranston, for domestic disorderly conduct. Her arrest was the result of a call for service at the aforementioned address, and she was held for more
THE SIDES COME TOGETHER: School Committee Chairwoman Janice Ruggieri speaks before a packed Council.
Schools, council meet to discuss shortfall in funding
By PAM SCHIFF and JACOB MARROCCO An estimated 200 people, many unhappy with Mayor Allan Fung's proposed school budget, showed up at City Council Chambers Thursday. By the time the evening came to a close they had moved to the Cranston East auditorium more
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PULL UP A CHAIR: Governor Raimondo was eager to sit down with the students in Maria Santonastaso's classroom on Tuesday morning and chat with them about their challenge project, which asked them to create something that would make Rhode Island a better place for children.
Gov. Raimondo visits Glen Hills to see challenge projects
By JEN COWART On Tuesday morning, Gov. Gina Raimondo arrived at Glen Hills Elementary School to visit the two kindergarten classrooms there. In addition to the governor, several representatives from the Rhode Island Department of Education and from more
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QUICK SNIP: With customers waiting, Cranston Mayor Allan Fung didn’t linger to cut the ribbon and open the store.
Dave's branches out to Pontiac for 10th store
By JOHN HOWELL What Dave Cesario started as a fruit stand 48 years ago at Wilde's Corner in Warwick added its 10th store as a wholly locally owned supermarket last Friday with the opening of Dave's Marketplace on Pontiac Avenue in Cranston. That is more
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Cranston school budget at a ‘crisis level’
“Crisis level.” Those were the words spoken on Monday night at the May Cranston Education Advisory Board meeting, held at Cranston High School West. “I’d say that the school budget is … more
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Marking history
Marking history Mayor Allan W. Fung and Ward 5 Councilman Christopher Paplauskas were on hand at the Sprague Mansion for the unveiling of the first marker on the Cranston Discovery Network last Wednesday. The walking tour would begin at Sprague and more
Appeal to those who care about our children's future
To the Editor: I am writing to ask that all parents and residents of Cranston who care about the city’s children and their future attend the Cranston City Council meeting on Wednesday, May 3 at … more
GAME-WINNER: West senior captain Alyssa Ragosta delivered the go-ahead RBI single in the fifth inning for the Falcons.
Falcons edge 'Bolts in division matchup
The Cranston West Lady Falcons edged out the Cranston East Thunderbolts, 4-2, last Tuesday afternoon at Aqueduct Field. West senior Alyssa Ragosta broke a 2-2 tie in the top of the fifth inning when she knocked in the more
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