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Hot chocolate with fresh marshmallows at The Shop
Have Your Chocolate and Drink It Too
Warm up the winter with inspired hot chocolate creations on Wickenden Street more
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A mob by any other name is still a mob
To the Editor: Who among us has not been seduced by the allure of the mob? I know I have. Everyone wants to join a mob; you just have to find the right one. As a young hippy I rode the waves of mobs that protested the war in Vietnam and Cambodia. We had more
Police Log
Arrest made after resident finds suspect inside home holding television Colonel Michael Winquist recently announced the arrest of two suspects caught while breaking into a home on Mill Street after the homeowner returned home to find one the suspects more
City to make permitting easier with new electronic system
The City of Cranston is launching a new electronic permitting system that will make the process of applying for and receiving permits much easier and more cost-effective. Residents and contractors will be able to apply for a permit, submit building plans more
Katelyn Martino: Katelyn Martino is Pilgrim's student of the week. This senior is a great student she often can be found helping other students who are struggling with a problem or project. She is polite, focused and shows remarkable self-discipline. Katelyn is actively involved in cheerleading and student leadership.
This week's Warwick Star Students
Elementary school stars shine Cedar Hill Principal Dr. Colleen Mercurio K - Callie Nelson 1 - Colin DelPrete 2 - Ali Samii 3 - Andrew Bacon 4 - Joshua Maynard 5 - Marcus … more
In beginning Hitler also spoke of peace
To the Editor:President Obama called Donald Trump’s victory “the usual zig and zag of politics,” as if nothing unusual is taking place. He is either whistling past the … more
A SPIRITED CHOIR: Members of the choir and the music director at St. David's on the Hill showed their Halloween spirit on October 30 for a special Halloween service and celebration sponsored by the Sunday School and Youth Group.
St. David's on the Hill celebrates the season
By JEN COWART The parishioners at St. David's on the Hill have spent the last several weeks celebrating the fall season and its many traditions together. Earlier in the month, the Sunday school students baked special dog treats that were sold during more
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Zone Board to consider Shell station expansion
To the Editor: I have received a number of calls and emails regarding an expansion proposal by the owners of the Shell station on the corner of Main and Greenwich Avenues. A major part of the proposal is to add a Dunkin' Donuts drive through, which has more
EPHS senior Cameron Maxwell is one of the captains for the new hockey co-op mixing the Townies with Lincoln High.
East Providence enters into boys' hockey co-op with Lincoln High
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
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New owner plans to reopen famed East Providence wiener joint
EAST PROVIDENCE — A local landmark eatery shuttered earlier this year will soon be reopening under a different name as Sparky's Coney Island System is to be rechristened as East Providence Wieners … more
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Flirty After Five
Style Sherpa Gaelen Abt puts together an on-trend look for a night on the town. more
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Anastasios Barakos owns Agave in Bristol
Flavor Explosion
Restaurateur Anastasios Barakos tells his story more
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Celebrate books at Rhode Island Author Expo on Dec. 3
By MERI R. KENNEDY The Association of Rhode Island Authors (ARIA) has announced that the 4th Annual Rhode Island Author Expo will be held on Saturday, Dec. 3 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Rhodes on the Pawtuxet in Cranston. This year, the Expo will feature a more
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Kicking the can?
Ward 5 Councilman Ed Ladouceur had a pet phrase as chairman of the Council Sewer Review Commission: “We can’t keep kicking the can down the road.” He was right about that. Sewer construction … more
NEW TRADITION: Toll Gate’s offense lines up against Hope earlier this season.
Pats and Titans ready for Thanksgiving showdown; Hawks to meet Rams again
On every Thanksgiving since 1972, the Bishop Hendricken and Toll Gate football teams have squared off on the gridiron, but that won't be the case this year. Hendricken will be idle for the first time since 1971 as the Titans more
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Chorus to celebrate final ‘Bristol Christmas’
A Christmas tradition in Bristol for 36 years will be coming to an end this year— at least in its current form — but spectators have one last chance to experience the music of the Bristol … more
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Matt Richardson, founder of the Tilted Barn Brewery
Crafting Holiday Cheer at Tilted Barn Brewery
Exeter hops farm is changing its game more
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Tiverton’s Tiffany Peay Jewelry Opens a New Location in Newport
Tiffany Peay Jewelry explores the healing power of crystals at its new Newport location more
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GIFT CARD: Lois Marandola (seated left), Johnston’s part-time Human Services Director, hands a Price-Rite gift card to Evangeline Fisher (standing left).
Polisena's gift card program a success
Janet Whiteley, the administrative assistant to Johnston Mayor Joseph M. Polisena, and Lois Marandola, the town's part-time Human Services Director, sat smiling inside the Johnston Senior Center's game room for three hours last Thursday morning. Their more
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Bottom right, Kyle Nelson fires a pass.
After tough season, Panthers rewarded with Thanksgiving Eve game
By JACOB MARROCCO Assistant Sports Editor Family is a common theme around Thanksgiving, and the Johnston football team could tell you all about it. The season has been filled with peaks and valleys for the Panthers, who finished the league calendar 2-5, more
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Knotty by Nature
The rebirth of a historic Bristol home more
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Living in the Matunuck Schoolhouse
When the Schwabs bought the 1905 Matunuck Schoolhouse five years ago, they saw potential in the historic property – but didn't expect to have to make changes so soon. Mother nature had other plans... more
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ON MARCH 11, 2015: Westgate Building C as it appeared on the morning of the fire.
A new Westgate opens Dec. 1
It looks just like it did before the fire, but looks can be deceiving. The new Building C of Westgate condominiums on Quaker lane is remarkably similar, yet vastly different, than the structure that was rapidly consumed by fire on March more
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THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN
At last, an intelligent teenage “coming of age” movie that teens and their parents can relate to! Hailee Steinfeld plays Nadine, a high school loner with only one friend, Krista (Hayley Lu … more
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Jeremy Paradis and Victoria Hogan at the Crabby Lion 
Shabby Chic Finds in Jamestown
The Crabby Lion creates out of the ordinary pieces from old pieces of furniture more
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