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To the editor: What's wrong with the libs in this town?  At one time the Republican Party was in the majority in this town. We never complained about Carter or Clinton or Obama winning … more
Asterio  Horacio “Terry” Sousa, 73, of North Lane, passed away on Feb. 6, 2017 at home.  Born in Bristol, on the corner of State and Thames Street, he was a true … more
Barrington residents concerned about their soon-to-expand tax bills may be happy to hear that the town council is taking a closer look at tax exemptions. At its meeting earlier this month, the … more
EAST PROVIDENCE— A tractor-trailer carrying fuel jackknifed and crashed over the barrier snarling traffic on both sides. State police said that there were no injuries, though ambulances were seen … more
Gov. Gina Raimondo and First Gentleman Andy Moffit officially opened segment 1A of the Blackstone River Bikeway in Providence on Thursday, creating a continuous bike path from Independence Park in … more
The Barrington Preservation Society will present three more historical plaques to homeowners during a special event on Wednesday, Dec. 6, in the senior center. The event begins at 7 p.m. The three … more
Spotters with the National Weather Service reported 16.9 inches of snow in Warren from Winter Storm Grayson, tops in the state. Bristol and Barrington were behind with 16.5 and 16 inches, … more
Here’s a tough one to explain: How this 2008 Hyundai ended up on its driver’s side, wedged against the CVS pharmacy on Metacom Avenue, last Friday afternoon. According to Bristol Police Capt. … more
William Francis Andrade, 45, of Tiverton, husband of Holly A. (Halbardier) Andrade and son of Patricia A. (D'Elia) Andrade of Tiverton and the late Robert F. Andrade, entered into rest Saturday, … more
The proud boys' hockey programs at East Providence and Lincoln High Schools begin a new chapter of their respective histories this winter as the Townies have joined the Lions in forming a … more
Due to the forecast 3-6 inches of snow, schools are closed today in Tiverton, Little Compton, Portsmouth, Bristol-Warren and Westport. more
A well-researched prank led to a police investigation in Barrington last week. A Water Way resident contacted police on Tuesday, June 13, after his adult son received a suspicious text message and … more
If it’s not too much to ask of Mother Nature, a day just like last July 4 would be mighty nice, say organizers of Westport’s annual Fourth of July Parade. The Parade steps off Tuesday at 10 … more
EAST PROVIDENCE — Vincent Enright’s two-run homer proved to the be all the Riverside Little League 11-12 Major Baseball Division All-Star team needed to defeat Bristol, 2-0, Sunday evening, July … more
More than a week after descendants of the Pokanoket Tribe set up an encampment on Brown University land in Bristol, tensions are rising. Late last week, Brown’s Steering Committee of the Native … more
Anthony Louis Cambrola, died Friday, September 8, 2017 at Miriam Hospital. Born in Warren a son of the late Joseph and Cora (Bullock) Cembrola. He was the husband of the late Cynthia Denby Cambrola … more
Acres of topsoil have been stripped and trucked away from Mt. Hope High School at the start of a $2.7 million project to channel water and improve drainage on the school campus. Passersby on Naomi … more
To the editor: Last week Donald Trump was declared the winner of this country’s presidential election and it didn’t take long for commentary to follow ‘explaining’ why he … more
The Bristol Police Department made the following arrests last week:John Manuel Almeida, 42, of 2 Scott Lane, Bristol, was arrested on a Superior Court bench warrant Feb. for failure to appear in … more
To the editor: I have lived in Little Compton for over 30 years. I’m quite far from Sakonnet Vineyard, I have never been inconvenienced by their commercial concert or event business. Yet despite … more
Attractive, immaculate ans spacious, this well-built and cared for 1882 Victorian in the popular Rumford neighborhood in East Providence, has many updates while maintaining its period detail. The … more
PORTSMOUTH — The “first Portsmouth Patriot,” Raymond C. Sullivan, is finally getting his tribute. The School Committee voted unanimously Tuesday night to approve plans for … more
PORTSMOUTH — Residents who use the transfer station on Hedly Street will pay a sticker fee of $140 starting Jan. 1 under the town’s new pay-as-you-throw (PAYT) program. more
Former Bristol Senior Center Director Maria Ursini reached a plea agreement with the Town of Bristol, which agreed to drop two felony counts against her, in exchange for accepting a lesser … more
John R. Swift “Jack,” 81, of Warren, passed away on Monday, Nov. 14, 2016 at home. Born in Preston, England, he was the son of the late George and Edith (Ryding). He was … more
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