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Newport Creamery executive: Everything’s fine

By   /  February 26, 2013  /  News  /  No Comments

Newport Creamery, on County Road, sustained smoke damage during a fire Monday night though the exterior appeared OK Tuesday morning.

Newport Creamery might be closed Tuesday morning, but a company official said the restaurant did not suffer any significant damage from a basement fire Monday night. Janice Mathews, vice president of Newport Creamery parent company Janco, said the fire was “very small” without any flames. She also said the first floor is fine. “We go [...]

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Newport Creamery in Barrington catches fire

By   /  February 26, 2013  /  News  /  No Comments

Newport Creamery, on County Road, sustained smoke damage during a fire Monday night though the exterior appeared OK Tuesday morning.

It wasn’t an awful, awful fire, but Newport Creamery in Barrington was still closed Tuesday morning. Firefighters were called to the County Road restaurant for a report of a basement fire at about 10:15 p.m. Monday. Lt. Edward Owens of the Barrington Fire Department said the fire itself was contained to the basement, though the [...]

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Barrington Heartworks chili cookoff is Saturday

By   /  February 25, 2013  /  News  /  No Comments

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Barrington Heartworks will host its fourth annual soup and chili cookoff on Saturday, offering up great food and music in support of neighbors. Heartworks is a group of local women who get together once a month to share ideas on how to reach out to each other and the community. It’s like a book club [...]

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Barrington School Committee seeks community participation in subcommittees

By   /  February 25, 2013  /  Schools  /  No Comments

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Implementation of Barrington Public Schools’ recently adopted 2012-2017 strategic plan is underway and local officials are once again looking for community participation in the process. A press release issued this week states that Barrington School is extending an invitation to the Barrington community for participation in new subcommittees that will facilitate implementation of strategic plan. [...]

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Pizzico Ristorante could replace Chiazza

By   /  February 25, 2013  /  News  /  1 Comment

One of the most visible restaurants in town could be changing hands. On Monday, March 4, the Barrington Town Council will hold a liquor license transfer hearing from Chiazza to Pizzico Ristorante. “We’re coming to town,” said Jim Harris, who co-owns Pizzico with Dan Teodoro. The County Road Pizzico would be the restaurant’s second location. [...]

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Barrington High School gymnastics – A ‘dream come true’

By   /  February 23, 2013  /  Schools, Sports  /  No Comments

The Barrington High School gymnastics team will enter Monday’s state finals as the top seed after finishing the regular season with a league best 9-1 record. That’s an impressive record for any team and it’s definitely not too shabby for a group that wasn’t sure it would have enough athletes to field a team a [...]

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Barrington High School boys’ basketball bounced from D-II tourney

By   /  February 23, 2013  /  Schools, Sports  /  No Comments

Players listen to head coach Pat Sullivan just before the start of Friday night's game.

The Barrington High School boys’ basketball will turn its attention to the state open tournament next week after Cumberland High School eliminated the group from the state D-II tournament Friday night. The Eagles never lead in the semifinal contest, which ended 58-43. “We just never really into a rhythm offensively,” head coach Pat Sullivan said. [...]

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Barrington School Committee approves $46.1 million budget

By   /  February 22, 2013  /  Schools  /  No Comments

Director of Administration and Finance Ron Tarro (right) and Superintendent Michael Messore will meet with the appropriations committee next week.

The Barrington Public Schools’ proposed fiscal year 2014 operating budget is heading to the appropriations committee. The school committee unanimously approved the $46.1 million spending plan Thursday night, one week after the public received its first look at the proposal. Director of Administration and Finance Ron Tarro provided a quick recap of the document at [...]

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Barrington-Portsmouth girls’ hockey team readies for playoffs

By   /  February 20, 2013  /  Schools, Sports  /  No Comments

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The Barrington-Portsmouth girls’ hockey co-op will skate its final regular season game Monday night and head coach Deneen Stebenne said her group is playing well with playoffs on the horizon. The team won both of its games last weekend including a 3-2 victory over Lincoln-Cumberland on Saturday and a 3-1 victory over the Cranston co-op. [...]

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Barrington High School swim teams finish third, fourth at states

By   /  February 20, 2013  /  Schools, Sports  /  No Comments

Freshman Grace Bellamy smiles after winning the 100 breaststroke individual title last weekend.

The Barrington High School boys’ and girls’ swimming teams capped the winter season with impressive performances at the state championship meet held earlier this month. The girls’ team finished third among 26 Rhode Island schools while the boys’ finished fourth among 27 teams. Head coach Sandy Gorham had plenty of praise for both groups. “They [...]

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