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Should municipal employees and teachers in Rhode Island have their contracts automatically extended while new contracts are negotiated? That is the question being mulled by the Rhode Island House … more
By PETE FONTAINE It's summer, and Ruby Willis, Chris Regicorte and Serenity MCcArdle are getting an educational experience of their lifetimes filled with travel and music. But their days don't include things like soaking up the sun and enjoying a day at more
Standing behind a giant "Joe Trillo for Governor" sign, the former Republican State Representative and honorary chair of the Rhode Island for Trump campaign got the loudest cheer Tuesday night when … more
By JOHN HOWELL Tommy McGovern, Steve Wolfenden, Richard Cole and Derek Smith were working on the House of Horrors at Rocky Point Park Tuesday. Of course, as all those who know the history of Rocky Point, the House of Horrors closed when the amusement more
By ETHAN HARTLEY Eight of the 10 workers from the East Greenwich Northeast Region facility of Airgas USA, the country's leading single-source supplier of gases, welding equipment and related supplies, are entering their fifth week of striking in order to more
LARCENY On June 6 at approximately 8:40 a.m., Officer Christian Vargas was dispatched to the Gorton Junior High School at 150 Draper Ave. for the report of a storage shed having been broken into. Several pieces of lawn equipment were allegedly stolen, more
Getting a hand on bullying A blank wall outside the Veterans Memorial Junior High cafeteria has become a canvas for positive student expression aimed at reminding their peers of the importance of being kind, helpful and inclusive to others according to more
By JOSH FAIOLA Fishing is an activity that is way more than just catch and cook. It requires patience and promotes an appreciation of the environment. This is what the Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association (RISSA), in partnership with the R.I more
Residents at the Brookdale West Bay Assisted Living Community on West Shore Road in Warwick are able to enjoy Narragansett Bay both outdoors and now indoors. Thanks to Little Rhody Rembrandts … more
This is the tale of Ollie’s great escape; the very thing we feared could happen on one of our visits to upstate New York. Carol had taken measures to ensure the day would never come. Last … more
Jessica J. Paolozzi, R.N., age 32, of Lakeview Drive, Narragansett, passed away unexpectedly on June 18, 2017. Born in South Kingstown, the daughter of Peter P. and Melanie J. (Couch) Paolozzi of … more
Tax bills should be arriving by the end of this week, but don’t be alarmed if you’re missing something. No, the city isn’t handing out passes on motor vehicle taxes, although for about … more
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?On June 11 at approximately 10:30 p.m., Beverly Higgins, 59, of 201 Riverside Avenue in Warwick, was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence.According to Officer Ali … more
Although only about 50 people showed up to the Sports Legend Pub in Warwick Saturday afternoon to march in support of President Trump, more than 35,000 people watched their march online, with … more
Warwick and the larger state community said farewell Monday to Eugene McCaffrey, who served as mayor from 1973 to 1977 and, after an unsuccessful bid for Congress, played a quiet role in Warwick … more
By JOHN HOWELL Jean Johnson, the founding executive director of the House of Hope, was honored Wednesday by the Rotary Club of Warwick for her work of helping the homeless and those in … more
Sears, the anchor store that made Midland Mall the success that it was and hung in there after it became Rhode Island Mall and eventually fell victim to Warwick Mall and the big box stores of Route … more
Eugene J. McCaffrey Jr., 84, passed away Friday, June 23, 2017 peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family. He was the beloved husband of Ann (Davis) McCaffrey. He was a son of Eugene J. … more
Daniel J. Kubas-Meyer has joined the Kent Center as its president and CEO, succeeding David Lauterbach, who retired recently. Kubas-Meyer brings over 30 years of expertise serving as a lifelong advocate for people suffering from behavioral health issues. more
To the Editor: I recently read the article about the Ethics Commission fining Donna Travis over her involvement with three charity-type organizations that she donates hundreds of hours of her time to and receives no money from. Got that? She doesn't more
By JOHN HOWELL A vestige of what was once part of the throbbing industrial center of Apponaug - the saw tooth building in the Apponaug Mill complex - could have a new life as a service office for AAA Northeast. With a bid of $875,000 at yesterday's more
By JOHN HOWELL According to the city administration, police and fire services rendered to Green Airport is costing the city about $1.5 million a year. Yet, as Rep. Camille F.J. Vella-Wilkinson notes, the airport is paying $500,000 under an agreement more
By DAWN ANDERSON Listen to Master Gardener Sandra Cook of Warwick and one would think she spends her time in the kitchen when she starts talking about lasagna, squares, coffee grounds and tea leaves. But Cook won't be at her stove this weekend. Rather, more
By JOHN HOWELL Colleen Pinelli never took an interest in politics until Barack Obama was elected president. Then she started following current affairs and, during the Republican presidential primaries, she liked what Donald Trump had to say. He puts" more
POLICE USE FORCE TO END DOG ATTACK On June 20 at 6:03 p.m. officers from the Warwick Police Department responded to the area of 13 Titus Lane for reports of pit bulls, a male and another dog in the roadway. Upon arrival on scene, Officer John Zaborski more
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