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Republican leadership has served Portsmouth well

By   /  September 28, 2012  /  Letters to the Editor  /  No Comments

To the editor: Elections are near. It is appropriate to “review the bidding” regarding the performance of elected officials during their time in office. Before beginning this review, it is best to bear in mind that these are all unpaid volunteers. Most, not all, conscientiously prepare for public meetings, reading voluminous material, speaking with constituents, [...]

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Stand together to fight Sakonnet River Bridge toll

By   /  September 28, 2012  /  Letters to the Editor  /  No Comments

To the editor: We have all agreed that we must stand together and support each other on local issues and we have accomplished some great things together.  There has long been a “divide and conquer” strategy at the General Assembly to pit city against city, county against county, and East Bay against West Bay. And, [...]

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Barrington’s Rebecca Maddock is leading goal-scorer at Division I Louisville

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  mySports  /  No Comments

Rebecca Maddock was on the state championship-winning 2009 Barrington High School field hockey team. She is a sophomore at the University of Louisville. They are 7-3 on the season so far and had their first matchup in the Big East last weekend, defeating Georgetown. They beat Kent State today 6-1. Becca leads the team in [...]

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Car safety clinic Sunday in Warren

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  Things to Do  /  No Comments

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The Warren Police Department will hold a car seat installation and inspection clinic this coming Sunday, Sept. 30, behind the station, Railroad Avenue. The clinic runs from 8 a.m. to noon. Officers trained in installation will be there to make sure your seats are properly installed, and there will also be a limited number of [...]

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Small shark beached at Warren’s Point

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  News  /  No Comments

LITTLE COMPTON — This shark, identified as a sand tiger shark, was found dead in the last few day on the beach near Warren's Point in Little Compton.

   

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Tiverton’s old Ranger School being demolished

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  News, Schools  /  No Comments

Behind the fence and the "Private Property" signs, the old Ranger School, which a few years ago was filled with children, is now being demolished, and asbestos in it being abated.

TIVERTON — Just weeks after its sale to a local developer, Tiverton’s old Ranger School is fenced in, boarded up, marked with “Private” signs, and being torn down. “By December 31 of this year the building will be down. It’s going to be down as soon as possible,” said John A. Pagliarini, its new owner, [...]

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Warren councilor says she feels “badly” for demo applicants

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  News  /  2 Comments

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A request to demolish a 152-year-old home in downtown Warren took an odd turn Tuesday night, when a town council member said Warren’s building inspector gave out misinformation about the process to the applicant. Cathie Tattrie said that she’s known for months that the Wilbur Romano Funeral Home wanted to tear down a home at [...]

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Barrington politicians debate State Rep.’s voting record

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  Government & Politics  /  No Comments

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Incumbent State Rep. Joy Hearn believes her voting record is something that differentiates her candidacy from others looking to represent District 66 in the state House of Representatives. One of Rep. Hearn’s challengers, Republican Manfred Diel Jr., agrees, though for a much different reason. In a pair of recent interviews, the two Barrington residents both [...]

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New neutering service available for Tiverton dogs, cats

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  News  /  No Comments

TIVERTON — New reduced-cost neutering services are now available for dogs and cats belonging to Tiverton residents. The announcement was made by Placing Paws, a Tiverton animal welfare organization. Barbara Pelletier, a spokesperson for Placing Paws, said that Rhode Island law requires all cats over the age of six months to be spayed or neutered, [...]

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Bristol Senior Center hosts helpful event

By   /  September 27, 2012  /  News  /  No Comments

Bristol resident Carol Ann DeChristofaro, speaks with Maria Ferreira of Silver Creek Manor at the Bristol Senior Center.

The Bristol Senior Center at Benjamin Church Manor recently provided a day filled with music, food and valuable information not just for the senior population, but also for families with elderly loved ones. “Our local people know the yellow house,” said Maria Ursini, the director of the senior center. What they may not realize is [...]

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