Warren housing authority walks away from Metacom building
The Warren Housing Authority is selling an office building that has mostly sat unused and vacant since it purchased the property 10 years ago.
The authority purchased its large office building at …
Touisset Point resident Fred Massie took these photos Tuesday of an unregistered sailboat that broke loose from its mooring on the … Read More
The YMCA recently honored longtime Bayside YMCA members and volunteers Gloria Hall and Ellen Collis as "Y Heroes."
At a special … Read More
EAST PROVIDENCE — Not so fast.
The much ballyhooed and anticipated collaborative effort between the city and state to reconstruct … Read More
The Barrington High School baseball team opened its season with a 13-2 win over Woonsocket at Renaud Field last week.
Andrew Conaty … Read More
There will be an introductory, beginner’s orienteering event at Colt State Park in Bristol on Saturday, April 21 from 10 a.m. to 1 … Read More
Staff members can always tell when someone new walks into the George Hail Library. It’s not just that they know most of the … Read More
Barrington High School graduate and Princeton University junior Adam Kelly had five straight hammer throws surpassing his previous … Read More
Warren’s new Housing Court has taken its first action since being formed, with the judge agreeing last week to a request by the town … Read More
A single car accident claimed the life of a 24-year-old Barrington resident on Monday night.
Maximillian Bean was driving south … Read More
Obituaries
Frank “Sandy” Souza, Jr., 86, of Bristol
Frank “Sandy” Souza, Jr., 86, of Fatima Drive passed away on April 16, 2018, at Rhode Island Hospital. He was the husband of Genevieve (Silva) Souza, his best friend, who he was married …
Teofilo Jose Lima, 74, of Seekonk
Opinion
Editorial: Warren housing court is in session
Government can often move at a snail’s pace, a frustrating truth for anyone who has ever tried to have an issue adjudicated at the local court level. But Warren’s town council, legal staff, …
Letter: Barrington needs to address underfunded liabilities
To the editor:
Dear Richard Staples and the committee on appropriations, thank you for inviting representatives from the state pension board to your meeting.
I believe the COA serves our …
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