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‘the looff’ arts festival continues to grow in stature
EAST PROVIDENCE — Though the first two years were nothing to sneeze at, the third edition of “the looff: East Providence Arts Festival” sponsored by the East Providence Arts Council to be held … more
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Photos: Huskies fall to North Kingstown on Homecoming night
The Mt. Hope High School football team fell to North Kingstown 33-14 during their Homecoming game at Vendituolli Field on Friday night. The Huskies have faced three undefeated teams, Division I … more
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Grand Jury indicts East Providence man on molestation charges
PROVIDENCE — A city man was indicted by a Providence County Grand Jury this week on two counts of first degree child molestation. Andrew DaSilva, 21, is alleged to have on or about the dates … more
Adelino Paiva Costa, 65, Bristol
Adelino Paiva Costa, 65, of Canario Drive, passed away on March 3, 2017 at RI Hospital. He was the husband of Lucilia Conceicao (Machado) Costa.   Born in Rabo de Peixe, Sao Miguel, … more
Barrington Middle School officials may not print an honor roll anymore, but that has not stopped them from recognizing student achievement. This year, the school sent out letters to students who received all A's or all A's and B's.
Letters replace Barrington school's honor roll
No honor roll. No problem. Officials at Barrington Middle School found a new way to honor their top achieving students: With personalized letters.  The achievement recognition letters were … more
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Warren police logs: Police called to suspected overdose
Monday, April 10 A man found a hypodermic needle on Miller Street and contacted the police. Police got a call about an unruly juvenile on Overhill Road. A caller reported that a possible … more
The home at 91 Nayatt Road sold recently for $3.5 million.
Barrington tallies 15th million dollar-plus home sale
In just the last few weeks, three homes in Barrington sold for more than $1 million, and a fourth sale listed at $4.195 million is pending. The three sales bring the 12-month tally for million … more
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Cloverbud Ranch founder Martin Beck leads his cattle to a different portion of the farm as part of his rotational grazing plan that allows for healthy soil development and plant growth. Mr. Beck raises cross-bred Angus, Devon and Hereford cattle for his New England Grass Fed LLC.
‘Dream team’ of farmers takes root in Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH — This town may have lost hundreds of acres of working farms over the years, but it just gained a whopper of one off Jepson Lane. more
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Bristol arrests: Weapons violation, domestic assault and more
The Bristol Police Department made the following arrests last week: Joseph N. Paquette, 46, of 673 Metacom Ave., Apt. 43, Bristol, was charged with domestic vandalism, domestic disorderly conduct … more
Boat builder Dan Shea (center) and Herreshoff Marine Museum Education Director Kirk Cusik work with a group of students on a Westport Skiff as part of a summer boat building program.
From stem to stern: Local students building boats from scratch
A group of students from around the state are spending their summer not on a beach or in an online world, but rather in a historic warehouse building in Bristol where some of the world’s … more
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Warren accident victim was welder, loved camping, golfing
Kyle Geisel, 26, was less than half a mile from home when he was killed after losing control of his 2013 Ford sedan, striking a curb sand then a tree in front of 616 Child St. last Tuesday, Nov. … more
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Grayson was tough, but Warren dodges a bullet
The biggest news so far coming out of Winter Storm Grayson? No power outages in Warren. Warren weathered Thursday’s snow storm better than many might have expected. Though nearly 17 inches of … more
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Owen Morris, in a Facebook photo he posted in early January, days before the murder of Dr. Clive Bridgham.
Murder suspect's attorney: 'The family is in shock'
Two days after his arrest in connection with the murder of a prominent Barrington chiropractor, the family of murder suspect Owen Morris, 21, of Warren, is having a hard time dealing with the news of … more
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Tony Morettini, Bill Marshall and Ed Tanner tour one of a handful of fire pits visitors have illegally created in the Perry Farm Conservation Area.
Fire pits, debris litter part of conservation area
About 100 acres of open land from Hope Street to Metacom Avenue on the northern end of town is lined with walking paths and foot bridges, designed to let residents experience wild nature in the … more
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Chief, applicants at odds over concealed carry permits in East Providence
EAST PROVIDENCE — In a case viewed carefully by advocates on both sides of the always contentious issue, the Rhode Island Supreme Court recently ruled against East Providence Police Chief … more
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Boy, 16, arrested on felony marijuana charge in Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH — Here are some highlights from the Portsmouth Police reports from over the past week. Tuesday, Jan. 10 Vehicles driven by Kelly Gersen of Portsmouth and Antonio … more
Stitchery co-owner Karen Katin at one of the business’ sewing machines. She first learned how to use one at the age of 8.
New Portsmouth business stitches the past to the present
PORTSMOUTH — Traci Vaspol learned to knit from her grandmother — not her mom — when she was 7 or 8. “It skipped a generation,” said Ms. Vaspol, co-owner of … more
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Water main project disrupts Bristol neighborhood traffic
Traffic disruptions will be a way of life for residents in the Beach Road, Ridge Road and Gibson Road neighborhoods for the next couple months as the Bristol County Water Authority continues a water … more
Mt. Hope seniors hang out with kindergartners at Colt Andrews.
PHOTOS: Mt. Hope seniors stroll the halls one last time
Seniors at Mt. Hope High School will cross the stage to receive their diplomas Saturday, ending their time in the Bristol Warren School District. But before they shuffle off in a new direction, … more
Randy Matsch cleans up a stretch of Anthony Road last Friday. Sometimes, he’s out eight hours at a time without a break. “I just get in that mindset and I just keep going at it. My wife thinks I’m crazy,” he said.
One-man cleanup crew scours four-mile loop in Portsmouth
If you’re driving around Portsmouth and you see Randy Matsch picking up trash with his white Dodge pickup truck nearby, give him a honk. Better yet, pull over and give him a hand. more
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Dr. Paul J. Agatiello (left) and registered nurse Rosemary Plamondon go over final details of the new free medical advice clinic which officially opens on July 25 in the Burnside Building.
The doctor is in at Burnside Building
Dr. Paul J. Agatiello has always had a special relationship with people, whether it be in his medical office or otherwise. This genuine appeal and concern has now developed into a free medical advice … more
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The seventh annual Front Line Ministry Motorcycle Ride for Freedom will be held on Sunday, Sept. 10, starting at Jacky's Galaxie at 12 noon sharp.
Motorcycle run to benefit troops overseas
Bristol’s version of Rolling Thunder will take place on Sunday, Sept. 10, rain or shine, with the Front Line Ministry Ride for Freedom motorcycle run. The ride, which will benefit the brave … more
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Norman A. Manchester Jr., 70, Warren
Norman A. Manchester Jr., 70, of Warren, passed away peacefully on Thursday, Nov. 23, 2017 at his residence, surrounded by his loving family. Born in Fall River, the son of the late Norman A. … more
Barrington police are hoping the public can identify this man (left).
Barrington police investigating larceny at the library
The Barrington Police Department is seeking the public's help in a recent larceny case. The department released images of a man wanted for questioning in connection with a theft that occurred at … more
Featured home: Waterfront home has old charm, modern updates
Enjoy waterfront living in this charming Barrington colonial. Built in 1950, the home has been updated and is in move-in condition. With three bedrooms and two fiull bathrooms, the light-filled … more
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