The Cranston Herald
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By MERI R. KENNEDY On Saturday, Nov. 4 people from all walks of life who are homeless or in need were bused from Kennedy Plaza in Providence to Praise Tabernacle Church in Cranston for the 11th Annual Hope for the Homeless event. Hundreds of homeless
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By Meri R. Kennedy
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11/19/17
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Cranston West senior softball standouts Mackenzie Beyer and Danielle Carmody signed National Letters of Intent last Wednesday in the library at Cranston West High School. West softball head coach Jeffrey Smith looks
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By Ryan D. Murray
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11/19/17
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Cranston East emerged victorious in the battle of Cranston on Friday evening, as the 'Bolts got four touchdowns from running back Rayven DeOliveira in a 49-28 victory over rival Cranston West in the Division I quarterfinals.
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By Matt Metcalf
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11/19/17
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Otis has a mild heart murmur and the stress of the shelter environment is just simply too much for him. He was found as a stray and has never been found/reclaimed so here he waits for a second chance at a new life in a loving home.
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11/19/17
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The Cranston East Thunderbolts boys' soccer team won the Division III state title, beating the St. Raphael Academy Saints, 1-0, at Rhode Island College on Saturday evening. East senior midfielder and sweeper, Ayodeji
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By Ryan D. Murray
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11/18/17
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By JEN COWART On Thursday afternoon just after 1 p.m. more than 100 students were hanging out at Tate Field, bouncing in a bounce house, eating Italian Ice and enjoying some cotton candy. The occasion was Bain's first quarter attendance reward and
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By Jen Cowart
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11/16/17
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By PAM SCHIFF On Friday, Nov. 3 Premier Martial Arts hosted a `Break the Board' night for Oaklawn Elementary School. With over 40 students signed up, they spent the evening playing tug of war and participated in a mini class taught by Premier. The
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By Pam Schiff
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11/15/17
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For the month of November, the Cranston Public Library is hosting “Aliyah from Rhode Island: A Photo-Text Exhibit” by Shai Afsai.
The exhibit features the interviews and photographs of 14 …
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By Pam Schiff
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11/15/17
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By PAM SCHIFF Continuing their tradition of giving back to their community, Oaklawn Elementary School is donating 1,689 food items to the Cranston Community Action Program (CCAP). For the fifth year in a row, they have participated in the Feinstein
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By Pam Schiff
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11/15/17
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By THOMAS GREENBERG Cranston West students could swing by the cafeteria last Wednesday morning and grab their breakfast on the go thanks to the Rhode Island Department of Education's (RIDE) new breakfast challenge" being implemented statewide. The"
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By Thomas Greenberg
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11/15/17
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By THOMAS GREENBERG Eighty-four minutes might seem like a long time to be sitting in a classroom. But the school committee believes that creating a new four-periods-per-day schedule will have great benefits for the students in Cranston's high schools.
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By Thomas Greenberg
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11/15/17
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By JEN COWART Can you imagine being drafted as a teenager to fight in a war - facing death numerous times - only to finally come home to a family who thought you were already dead as part of a long-fulfilled prophecy? If you find it difficult to imagine,
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By Jen Cowart
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11/15/17
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By ETHAN HARTLEY Dreams to become a firefighter can be shattered in just eight minutes. That's the time limit to finish the Rhode Island Physical Performance Assessment (PPA) for entry-level firefighters, a physical fitness test administered by the Rhode
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By Ethan Hartley
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11/15/17
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ASSAULT Following a disturbance report at 20 Ausdale Rd. in Cranston on November 12 at approximately 8:58 p.m., Officers A. Hardy and Reis arrested Robin Mays, 50, of the above address for domestic simple assault and domestic disorderly conduct. She was
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11/15/17
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By THOMAS GREENBERG Cranston Police were among the first law enforcement that the driver of a white Ford F-150 came in contact with in a chase last Thursday, Nov. 9, that resulted in the death of 32-year-old Joseph Santos. According to Major Todd
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By Thomas Greenberg
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11/15/17
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By THOMAS GREENBERG The whooshing sound of a soccer ball hitting the back of the net. The crack of baseball bat as a white-and-red stitched pill gets sent into the outfield. The swish of a game-winning three-pointer as it sinks through the hoop. Those
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By Thomas Greenberg
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11/15/17
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By THOMAS GREENBERG Runners couldn't wait to take their marks for the annual Park View 5K on Saturday morning at the Roger Williams Park entrance across from Park View Middle School, mostly because it was the only way to warm up on a frigid November
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By Thomas Greenberg
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11/15/17
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CITY OF CRANSTON
PUBLIC HEARING
Public hearing will be held @ City Hall in the Council Chambers, 869 Park Ave. Cranston, RI, on the following date, relative to the granting of a liquor license …
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11/13/17
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CITY OF CRANSTON
PUBLIC HEARING
Public hearing will be held @ City Hall in the Council Chambers, 869 Park Ave. Cranston, RI, on the following date, relative to the granting of a liquor license …
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11/13/17
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By RYAN CHAMPLIN Death is a part of life. Grief always follows, but no one ever deals with it the same. When 25-year-old Jon Wish's mother, Francesca, passed away last year, he resolved to use his grief to fuel something positive. I could sit around and"
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By Ryan Champlin
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11/11/17
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A heart for helping The entire Arlington Elementary School community recently formed a giant heart outside in the schoolyard, showing off their orange for No Kid Hungry during the citywide drive that involved every Cranston school. The food and donation
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11/9/17
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By PAM SCHIFF With this latest class of five inductees, the ranks of the Cranston Hall of Fame (CHOF) has swelled to 192 of the finest graduates to pass through Cranston public schools. The CHOF every year acknowledges alumni who have graduated from a
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By Pam Schiff
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11/8/17
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By PAM SCHIFF When East librarian, Heidi Blais took her own daughters to a Girl Scout program this past August, that featured a program called Project Rudolph, she knew immediately she wanted to bring the program to her students at Cranston East this
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By Pam Schiff
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11/8/17
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By PAM SCHIFF On this past gorgeous, sunny, yet breezy Saturday, 115 students from Garden City School partook in their first ever color-run event, and the Family Engagement Network (FEN) partnered the run with their annual Harvest Fest. The kids ran half
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By Pam Schiff
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11/8/17
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By PAM SCHIFF
Opening up his daily email, music director at Cranston East, Greg Arsenault came across a message he never thought he would get.
“I recognize you weren’t expecting …
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By Pam Schiff
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11/8/17
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