Our office is located at 1 Bradford Street in Downtown Bristol, RI.
Today we publish the Barrington Times, Warren Times-Gazette, Bristol Phoenix, East Providence Post, Sakonnet Times (covering Tiverton and Little Compton, R.I.), Portsmouth Timess and Westport Shorelines. We also publish the East Bay Classifieds, which is inserted into all the weekly newspapers.
The company dates back to 1837, when the Bristol Phoenix was founded by William H. S. Bayley. The present ownership took over in 1929, when Roswell S. Bosworth Sr. became the fourth editor and publisher. Matt Hayes, the current owner and publisher, is the third generation in the family to run the company.
You can visit us here at eastbayri.com, or in person at 1 Bradford St. in Bristol, R.I. We enjoy a nice spot just a few steps from beautiful Bristol Harbor.
Our office is located at 1 Bradford Street in downtown Bristol, RI.
For Newspaper & Internet Advertising:
Toni Nuttall, Advertising Director
(401) 424-9146
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For Classified Advertising:
Steve Pitocchelli, Classified Manager
(401) 424-9128
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For Legal Advertising:
Wendy Allen
(401) 424-9141
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For Graphic Design:
Pamela Bergantino
(401) 424-9142
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Also, check out our Wicked Big Deals!
To contact a member of the news staff, see our directory for direct phone numbers and emails of each member.
Meet the News Team
To contact a member of our sales team, see our directory for direct phone numbers and emails of each member.
Meet the Sales Team
For general inquiries, please call 401-253-6000 or email us at info@eastbaynewspapers.com.
The only way that I can get on is through FACEBOOK and that is a hassle. If I try through my subscriber I have to subscribe to your website. When I do it says that it says that I am already registered, there is no place just to log in.
Charles Peterson
cappysir@aol.com
SUN. OCT. 14,2012 THE BRISTOL BAYSIDERS HOSTED THE JOSEPH M. RODRIGUES SOCCER TOURNAMENT WITH SPECIAL OLYMPICS RI ERIC DICKEWITZ, EDITOR FOR THE PHOENIX SPENT THE DAY INTERVIEWING AND TAKING PICTURES OF THE ATHLETES. TO THEM IT WAS RECOGNITION AND MEANT MORE TO THEM THEN ANY OTHER ATHLETE. THEY THOUGHT THEY WOULD BE IN THE PAPER. THEY WAITED AND WAITED. NO STORY, NO PICTURES. YOU BROKE THEIR HEART. WE WERE TOLD THE EDITOR MAKES THE FINAL DECISION OF WHAT GETS PUBLISHED. THESE ATHLETES HAVE TO WORK HARDER THAN ANY OTHER.PLEASE RECONSIDER. REMEMBER THEIR OATH”LET ME WIN IF I CANNOT WIN LET ME BE BRAVE IN THE ATTEMPT”
To the Bristol Phoenix: THANK YOU HECTOR THE DIRECTOR. I spent a great deal of time at the Bristol YMCA working as a Lifeguard and a member of the swim team. I also attended Camp Hess as a camper and worked there as a counselor. Those times were so much fun and under Hector Massa’s guidance provided me and so many kids great opportunities to learn and grow, keeping us out of trouble. Hector always challenged me to shooting baskets in the gym, not normal baskets, but up and over and thru the ceiling beams of the gym. He never missed!! Happy Birthday Hector Sir- you helped me in so many ways. Joe Securo