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To say that last weekend’s Saint Rocco’s Church Feast and Festival was many things for many people would be an understatement of huge proportions.
Above all else, as Co-Chairman Richard …
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By Pete Fontaine
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8/25/17
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Four Corners Arts Center mounts a tribute to sculptor Joe Wheelwright
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By Sophie Hagen
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9/8/17
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The release of the long-awaited Jacobs Report, an independent third party study of the condition of every school district in Rhode Island sanctioned by the Department of Education, confirmed what everyone already knew - the state's schools are in sorry
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9/26/17
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By MICHAEL HUBER At 24 years old, Allie Marshall, who graduated from Pilgrim and went on to earn a degree at URI, has had roles in 44 films, TV shows and syndicated features. And that's just the beginning. Marshall was home last week, devoting more than
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By Michael Huber
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10/17/17
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Sharon Aileen Baxter, 68, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2017, in Providence after a year-long battle with lung cancer.
The eldest daughter of Mary A. (Paternoster) and William J. Baxter Jr., …
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11/4/17
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By ETHAN HARTLEY Warwick resident Olivia Hauke turned 16 years old on Monday, but not even the best doctors can say for sure whether or not she'll be here to celebrate any more birthdays. Inside Olivia's DNA is a genetic mutation so rare that only four
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By Ethan Hartley
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11/24/17
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Jonathan Glatt and Sara Ossana founded O & G Studio nearly 10 years ago, and almost immediately, their inspired, handmade furniture made a splash with the tastemakers who design the kinds of …
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By Christy Nadalin
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12/13/17
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With a powerful winter storm approaching, Warren has instituted an on-street parking ban effective at midnight, until further notice.If you have questions on how Warren's parking ordinances or what to …
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1/4/18
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Local community leaders with a unique connection to the power of storytelling were on hand at Atria Bay Spring Village on Jan. 11 to share personal stories of the people, events and challenges that …
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1/22/18
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After the Newtown shooting in 2012, the Cranston Police Department began doing active shooter training in the city’s schools to be prepared for school shootings.
In the wake of the Majory …
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By Thomas Greenberg
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2/21/18
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By ETHAN HARTLEY -- The stage is set for one of the most difficult budget seasons in recent school department history, according to school finance director Anthony Ferrucci.
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By Ethan Hartley
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4/13/18
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DISORDERLY CONDUCT On July 18 at approximately 12:13 p.m. Officer Rose Michel and Detective Darren Parrillo responded to the Metro PCS store on Bald Hill Rd. for the report of a female fleeing the scene after kicking the glass front entry door of the
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7/26/18
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By JOHN HOWELL There's nothing that unifies Pawtuxet Village more than the bridge. It's there to bring Warwick and Cranston together in all kinds of situations - in the floods of 2010 when all other bridges over the river including Route 95 were closed;
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By JOHN HOWELL
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11/15/18
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Flurry of football Dave dosReis and his sons Noah, 11, and Miles, 8, weren't deterred by the chill, wind and the occasional snow flurry Saturday to enjoy some football on the green overlooking Stillhouse Cove. Dave marveled at the space, a favorite place
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5/13/20
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Rhode Island's average gas price is unchanged from last week, averaging $2.96 per gallon. Monday's price is 4 cents higher than a month ago and 92 cents higher than June 14, 2020. Rhode Island's average gas price is 12 cents lower than the national
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6/17/21
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If you or a loved one suffer from chronic back pain - so bad that it can even stop you from walking - then reading this report may be the most important thing you do this year. It may unlock the …
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10/6/22
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Billy is a sharp dressed man! This handsome one year old Tuxedo is longing for your love and affection. His eyes sparkle with excitement when you meet him and once he knows you, he's a big mush! …
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1/17/24
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At the age of 10, Coventry High School senior Jason Hoskins saw extreme poverty for the first time and was forever changed by it. Now, as college interviews and applications loom ahead, he's about to be able to do something about it. We"
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By Jen Cowart
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10/1/16
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The Johnston football team will aim for its first Division II win of the year this Friday on the road at Mt. Pleasant. The Kilties had a difficult start to the campaign after allowing Pilgrim to come back in the
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By Jacob Marrocco
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10/6/16
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Hark! The holiday season brings new drama.
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By Molly Lederer
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10/21/16
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There is a flurry of activity on Upland Way near the Maria del Campo Cemetery and when it's all said and done the town will have more than 12 acres of open space that will be used for passive …
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By Joan D. Warren
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11/3/16
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Town employees want to feel empowered. They want the town to succeed, and they want a say in how that is achieved.
And it’s the town administrator’s job to make sure they have that …
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By Patrick Luce
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11/14/16
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Imagine your vehicle is like your body–if you don’t take care of it, don’t be surprised when unexpected problems arise. With routine oil changes, and keeping up with the proper maintenance, you …
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Dan Schwartz
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11/26/16
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PORTSMOUTH — The thought of children going without books just doesn’t sit well with Amelia Riveire.
So when the third-grader at St. Philomena School learned that a school in …
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Jim McGaw
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12/10/16
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From basketball and hockey to fencing and squash, Brown's teams are keeping College Hill exciting
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By Bob Curley
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12/28/16
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