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Holding what appeared to be a fairly comfortable 16-mile lead in the fight for second place just a couple of hours from the Leg 4 finish, Vestas 11th Hour Racing was involved in a collision with some other vessel. While that was …
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By Bruce Burdett
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1/19/18
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Have you been wondering about the amenities and costs of living at the American Tourister? Here are some figures, according to Paula Silva of William Raveis Realty.
AmenitiesIndoor putting …
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1/19/18
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Members of the Barrington School Building Committee said they were pleased with the bids for the new Barrington Middle School project.
Four companies submitted bids to construct the new school …
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By Josh Bickford
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1/19/18
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On Thursday, January 18, midterms will start for students at Johnston Senior High School. The exams officially begin fifteen minutes after the student first enters the Building. Fifteen minutes would allow enough time for announcements, preparation, the
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1/19/18
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Sam Sisakhti knew five days into his first job in finance that the field wasn’t right for him. Freshly graduated from Brandeis University, and now without a clear vision of his future, he went to …
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By Ethan Hartley
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1/19/18
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Iced in Recent sub-zero conditions have made it tough to be outside and even tougher for those who make a living shellfishing. Mark Chearino grabbed this shot of conditions in Warwick Cove. According to Department of Environmental Management personnel, a
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1/19/18
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EAST PROVIDENCE — As an aside during their presentation to the city council at the body’s January 16 meeting on the proposed redevelopment of the Narragansett Park Plaza, representatives of the …
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By Mike Rego
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1/19/18
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By PAM SCHIFF The Park View community prides itself on its reputation of generosity and giving to those in need. Starting at the beginning of December this past school year, the school came together and did a supply drive for the Hasbro Tomorrow Fund for
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By Pam Schiff
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1/19/18
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LITTLE COMPTON — Fire destroyed the garage but firefighters managed to save a Little Compton house overnight with help from crews from surrounding towns.
Initial response was delayed, Little …
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1/19/18
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Monday, Jan. 8
Police were called to Wood Street for an argument between a married couple.
Police advised a Parker Avenue home owner of the details of the town’s snow removal …
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1/19/18
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The Town of Bristol is considering a new tactic to recruit and retain volunteer firefighters and rescuers — lower their taxes.
The Bristol Town Council will hold a public hearing later this …
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By Scott Pickering
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1/19/18
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Most days, the Bristol Community Center thumps with the beat of Zumba or fitness classes or basketball or other mainstream activities. Other times it hums and grunts with the sounds of yoga or …
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By Scott Pickering
spickering@eastbaynewspapers.com
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1/19/18
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To say that the memories of the annual Richard D. “Ricky” Salzillo Memorial Game Dinner could fill volumes would be an understatement.
Steven M. Placella, one of the event’s founding …
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By Pete Fontaine
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1/19/18
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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
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By Thomas Greenberg
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1/19/18
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Perhaps the banner which was affixed to a window outside the Johnston High School Auditorium Sunday evening said it best: “Distinguished Youth Women: Scholarship, Leadership, Talent.”
For …
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By Pete Fontaine
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1/19/18
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Jean (McDougall) Saunders, 83, of Warwick passed away peacefully on December 9,2017.
She is survived by her husband Henry Saunders, daughter Janet Singleton and her husband Ed …
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1/19/18
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Lisa Ann Armenti, 51, a resident of Warwick, died Friday, January 12, 2018 at Kent Hospital.
Born in Providence, she was a daughter of the late Matthew M. and Virginia L. (Tougas) Atmenti. Prior …
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1/19/18
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How brutal was the weather a couple of weeks back?
So icy, so cold that even hardy turkey vultures were almost frozen solid.
Buffeted by cold rain that froze to their wings as temperatures …
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By Bruce Burdett
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1/18/18
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By JOE RUSSO
For the Sun Rise
The Johnston boys’ basketball team needed a win on Tuesday night, and it would come up with a 63-59 victory over Portsmouth at Johnston High School, as the …
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By Joe Russo
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1/18/18
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Johnston’s $18 million agreement with Invenergy to resell water from the Providence Water Supply Board to the company’s proposed Burrillville power plant has hit another legal …
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By Tim Forsberg
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1/18/18
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Bristol firefighters quickly doused a house fire at 1 Jenkins St. this afternoon, before it spread from the deck into the house itself.
The fire started around noon after a smoldering towel was …
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1/18/18
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The Cumberland Farms corporation has plans to close its convenience store at 66 Market St. and build a new location at the current site of the driving range opposite Schoolhouse Road.
Company …
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By Ted Hayes
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1/18/18
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The Police Log is a digest of reports provided by the Johnston Police, Rhode Island State Police and other departments.
POSSESSION
While in the area of Serrel Sweet Road and Taunton Street on …
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1/18/18
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Like most events that were scheduled for Friday, Jan. 5, a rather unique court case that was to be heard beginning at 12:30 p.m. inside the Johnston Municipal Court House was postponed because of a …
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By Pete Fontaine
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1/18/18
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The following students have earned first quarter honors at Western Hills Middle School: Grade 8 High Honors Josaris Agosto, Irina Amadio, Kylie Boatner, Molly Brown, Juliana Bucci, Angelica Bueno, Olivia Cataldi, Taylor Cheshier, Jacob Chin, Janelis
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1/18/18
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