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Warren musician looks to ancestor for inspiration

By   /  April 15, 2013  /  News  /  No Comments

Warren musician Otis Reed will trade in his guitar for a microphone at Sunday's concert.

When Warren musician Otis Read steps up to the microphone this Sunday at the Newman Congregational Church in Rumford, he won’t just have a choir accompanying him. One of his ancestors, gone for nearly 200 years, will be by his side. Mr. Read has a reputation as an accomplished local musician who plays acoustic guitar and [...]

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Suzan B. Cruanes, Warren

By   /  April 15, 2013  /  Obituaries  /  No Comments

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Suzan Barbara (Jennings) Cruanes of Touisset Point, Warren, R.I. and Point O’ Woods Beach, South Lyme, Conn., passed away at home on Sunday, April 14, 2013. She was the wife of Fernando “Fred” Cruanes, her husband of 62 years. Born in New Britain, Conn., the daughter of the late Joseph William Jennings and Anna (Wysocki) [...]

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Barrington boy accidentally shares explicit photos with friend’s mom

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A Warren woman called police last Thursday, April 11, to report finding explicit photos of her son’s teenage friend on her computer. Police believe that several weeks prior to the woman’s discovery, the son’s friend was at the house and plugged his iPhone into the woman’s computer to charge it. What he didn’t know was [...]

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DUIs keep Warren police busy

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Monday, April 8 The staff at the Hugh Cole School asked for police help in dealing with a student who was out of control. Police were asked to assist with an eviction on Connolly Avenue. A narcotics call came in from Wood Street, but turned up negative. A caller complained that an off-road vehicle was [...]

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Bristol Speakout caller was out of line

By   /  April 14, 2013  /  Letters to the Editor  /  2 Comments

To the editor: I find it laughable that someone would anonymously call speakout to complain about the portrait of a Town Clerk who served in that capacity for 22 years.  The longest serving Town Clerk in this community, who served without fanfare: keeping records accurate and serving taxpayers with a “yes” and a smile.  The [...]

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End of an era in Warren

By   /  April 13, 2013  /  News  /  No Comments

Prescott Cronin removes the Mercier's Hardware sign Saturday afternoon.

A long-standing part of old Water Street came to an end Saturday afternoon, when workers took down the old Mercier’s Hardware sign from the closed business. Mercier’s, which opened 90 years ago, closed last year after Gary Wagenbach and his wife Paula realized the store was no longer financially viable in this age of big [...]

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Kickemuit Wildcats win in Riverside

By   /  April 12, 2013  /  mySports  /  No Comments

The Kickemuit Middle School Wildcats baseball team traveled to Riverside this past week and came home with a 2-1 victory. Mike Belliveau’s double knocked in Joey Penkala to tie the game in the fifth inning, and Joey Penkala’s sacrifice bunted plated Tyler Rupkey in the top of the seventh. CJ Casalino started the game for [...]

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Warren building permits: Week of April 11

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The following building permits have been issued by Warren Building Official William Nash Jr.: 88 Kickemuit Road, Eighty Six Eighty Six LLC. Re-roof over first layer, $2,000. 3 North St., Jeffrey Macomber. Replace rotted trim on porch and house door frames, $3,000. 400 Market St., Kerry A Tweedy. Vinyl siding on whole house, $4,000. 36 [...]

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John L. Machado 61, Warren

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John Luis Machado, 61, of Buffalo Avenue, passed away Monday, April 8, 2013, at Rhode Island Hospital. He was the husband of Maria Filomena (Vieira) Machado. Born in Rabo do Peixe, Sao Miguel, Acores, he was the son of the late Jose Tavares Machado and Alzira Leandro (Faria) Machado. He was the father of Nelia [...]

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100 Years Ago in Warren: Skeleton unearthed at Burr’s Hill

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From an ad for CH Seymour plumbing that ran in the Warren and Barrington Gazette 100 years ago this week.

Taken from the pages of the Warren and Barrington Gazette this week in April 1913: Skeleton at Burr’s Hill With its eyeless sockets upturned to the skies, with a few scattered wisps of what once was hair, clinging to the yellow bone, it lay upon the bank, whither it had been tossed by the shovel [...]

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