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Flu season hits peak, hospitalizations double in week
By THOMAS GREENBERG -- In a national conference call Wednesday morning Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott, director of the Rhode Island Department of Health, said that the state officially became an area of more
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JHS Science Fair highlights students' research
In a word, the 2018 Johnston High School Science Fair was impressive. “We had a total of 214 projects,” said Greg Russo, a JHS teacher who coordinates the annual event, during last … more
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Police Log
Cranston man charged with child molestation A Cranston man has been charged with first-degree child molestation. Robert P. Barboza, 46, of 784 Park Ave., was arrested last week in … more
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QUALITY QUARTET: The four JPD officers, who were promoted to their new rank Monday, are, from left: Sgt. Joseph A. McGinn, Lt. Troy J. Maddocks, Capt. Mark A. Vieira and Major Thomas H. Dolan.
JPD recognizes excellence, makes promotions
The Johnston Police Department’s credo – “Working together, Making a Difference” – surfaced in perhaps an all-time high Monday night. High-ranking law enforcement personnel from … more
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Jump around
Jump around My Cousin Vinny's Rentals, located at 1465 Atwood Ave. and owned and operated by Johnston's own 23-year-old Vinny Pezzullo, will have the town hopping during the company's Grand Opening cookout on Sunday, May 21. The company, which more
Mazzulla takes charge as freshman point guard at George Washington
Late last month the coaching staff at George Washington University approached Justin Mazzulla, the freshman guard from Johnston and Bishop Hendricken. Mazzulla had been coming off the bench for … more
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AMANDA LaCROIX
Lady Knights win NHTI Invitational
The CCRI Lady Knights volleyball team traveled to New Hampshire Tech in Concord, New Hampshire, to compete in the New Hampshire Tech Lynx Volleyball Invitational on Saturday. The Lady Knights went 3-1 and won the tournament Championship. CCRI defeated more
POPULAR PAIR: Kyle Nelson, left, and Sarah Banno, right, who are members of the class of 2017 at Johnston High school, were crowned king and queen of Saturday’s homecoming.
School spirit shines during homecoming festivities
By VANIDA SINGHARATH The 49th annual Johnston High School homecoming events have finally come to an end. This year's homecoming extravaganzas could not have been possible without the help of student council advisor, Mr. Russo, and the entire student more
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SHE WANTS TO BE A WRITER: Risa Cumminsky, age 16 and a junior at Johnston High School, visited with Jen Cowart on Career Day. Cowart, who is a reporter and author, discussed careers in writing with Cumminsky.
Curriculum changes planned for Johnston High School
While Johnston continues to undergo substantial economic changes following the Great Recession, with the introduction of new industries and financial institutions making inroads in town, the Johnston High School administration is making more
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Providence Water finds elevated lead levels in water
Providence Water that supplies water to several communities including Johnston has found elevated levels of lead in drinking water in some homes and buildings, according to a press … more
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JOLTIN’ JUJNIORS: Members of Johnston’s youth football teams were among the many proud participants in Saturday’s homecoming.
Pride and pageantry
By PETE FONTAINE Floats and football, cheerleaders and crowds, horses and heroes. Those were just some of the reasons Johnston High School’s 2016 homecoming was a smashing success. Many of … more
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It is not a vote for liberalism or conservatism, it is a vote for a questionable personality
With Nov. 8 looming in the immediate horizon like a dark foreboding cloud of uncertainty, it is important to reflect upon whether or not the major party candidates have a concrete and recognizable ideology that we the voter might espouse to. However, more
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FINAL DESTINATION: After passing through other fish ladders, herring will make their way to the recently completed fishway at the Manton Dam, which will provide the fish access to Manton Pond.
A fish swims through them
For the first time in roughly 150 years, herring and other important saltwater fish may be returning to Johnston, and volunteers with the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) are preparing to count them to see if their habitat more
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TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES: Superintendent Dr. Bernard DiLullo, pictured here at a recent technology showcase, fears the budget impasse will affect elementary school students and their one-to-one computer program.
Gridlock to affect Johnston schools
The state budget impasse has left more than $45 million in school funding up in the air, with $936,573 of that being unavailable to Johnston as the fiscal year begins. Funding for Johnston’s … more
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To all Johnston taxpayers
To the Editor: Is everyone in Johnston ready for their taxes to go up? According to the March 13, 2017 Johnston Town Council Meeting Agenda, Parmelee Poirier & Associates, LLC were to discuss the audit results of 2016. They did not show up. William more
Pick up time
Scouts from Troop and Pack 20 placed doorhangers throughout town last weekend asking for donations for Scouting for Food. The scouts will canvass the town this Saturday to pick up donations. more
Lamb sworn in as JFD Chief
“This has nothing to do with me,” said Peter Lamb only moments after he was sworn in as Johnston’s new Fire Chief. “This has everything to do about the great men and women of this Johnston … more
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HUGE HUMANITARIANS: The fifth-grade students at Sarah Dyer Barnes Elementary School were thrilled to see the results of their efforts after having spent two weeks sponsoring a collection of activity and craft items which will be delivered to Hasbro Children's Hospital for the patient activity rooms. The drive was part of the school's Feinstein Good Deeds program.
Barnes students complete Humanitarians for Hasbro drive
As part of their school's Feinstein Good Deeds program, the fifth-grade students at Sarah Dyer Barnes Elementary School recently completed a Humanitarians for Hasbro drive that will benefit those patients at Hasbro Children's Hospital who more
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GATEWAY: Stone pillars serve as the entrance to the park. There is limited parking at the park that will be accessible year-round. The fundraising campaign included the creation of reserves to maintain the park in the years to come.
100 Angels
The Station Fire Memorial, built at the site of The Station nightclub that burned Feb. 20, 2003, to claim the lives of 100 concert goers will be dedicated this Sunday with music starting at 1 p.m. … more
PICTURE PERFECT: The entire fifth grade class of Winsor Hill stands behind Raymond Cimino as he announces a dance routine.
Fifth-graders celebrate academic milestone
The fifth-grade students at Winsor Hill recently held a year end celebration marking their transition to Ferri Middle School. Held at the high school’s auditorium on June 14, the celebration was a … more
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JHS National Honor Society paying it forward
Being a part of the Johnston Senior High School’s National Honor Society comes with a commitment to community service and to being involved in eye opening fundraisers. On September 23, 2017, … more
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Sims makes progress, town sanctions remain
While Sims Metal Management has made progress in addressing residents’ complaints of explosions, environmental concerns and quality of life issues, restrictions placed on the company’s recycling … more
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Police Log - 02/28/19
The Police Log is a digest of reports provided by the Johnston Police, Rhode Island State Police and other departments. RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS Johnston Police Patrolman Matthew V. Leveillee reported that he observed a black car driving without an more
CRIBBAGE CREW: Members of the Johnston Senior Center’s Cribbage Crew that helped Orlando Ricci (third left) and Carmine Spinella (right) celebrate their 102nd and 86th birthdays respectively last Friday are Angelo Gazzerro (left) and Harland Hershey (second left).
Birthday bash held for JSC 'Cribbage Crew'
There was a rather unusual birthday celebration last Friday inside the Johnston Senior Center. However, there was only one cake, featuring just two candles, as officials, guests and volunteers honored two members of the JSC's popular more
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Johnston 12U Panthers earn Super Bowl berth
By PETE FONTAINE The Johnston Football Association’s undefeated 12U Panthers are Super Bowl bound. Bolstered by back-to-back playoff victories over the New Bedford Whalers and Central Falls … more
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