Barrington resident reprimanded for illegal dumping
A Barrington resident was taught a lesson about illegal dumping late last week.
Police received a call on Friday morning, Aug. 10, from an official at the Barrington Department of Public Works. …
Peter Dennehy resigned from the Barrington Town Council last week, offering the brief explanation of "medical reasons" for his … Read More
Erin Cowden, a 2018 Barrington High School graduate and drummer in the Senior All State Jazz Ensemble, was honored at the recent … Read More
Two Barrington residents who are running for the District 66 seat in the Rhode Island House of Representatives will meet in a … Read More
Trending Stories
The head of the Warren Democratic Town Committee has filed a complaint against Daryl Gould, a Libertarian candidate for House of … Read More
Everything is in place for the third annual Holy Angels Parish Feast of the Assumption Italian Food Festival.
The event will be … Read More
A Superior Court judge recently ruled against Barrington's new tobacco ordinance.
Judge Maureen Keough's decision stated that the … Read More
Dog walkers, mountain bikers and joggers who frequent the Hampden Meadows Greenbelt path may have noticed some changes to the … Read More
The Town of Barrington will be holding an Emergency Preparedness Week from Tuesday, Aug. 14 through Saturday, Aug. 18.
The … Read More
Is it a McDonald's?
Maybe a Taco Bell?
What about Popeye's Chicken?
At their meeting on Tuesday night, Aug. 7, members of the … Read More
Obituaries
Louise C. Motta, 82, of Barrington
Louise C. (Marcello) Motta, age 82, passed away Sunday, Aug. 12, 2018 surrounded by her loving family. She was the wife of Joseph P. Motta, Jr.
Born in Barrington and a lifelong resident, …
David Andrew Stewart, 87, of Barrington
David Andrew Stewart passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on Sunday, Aug. 5, 2018. He was 87. Born in New Orleans, La., he was raised on the Gulf Coast in Pass Christian, Miss., where …
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Opinion
Letter: Barrington's athletic fields need more help, not less
To the editor:
It was with a mixture of amusement and frustration that I read that Barrington Town Manager Jim Cunha is considering raising field use fees.
These mixed emotions stem from …
Letter: Bookstore had every right to invite Mr. Spicer
To the editor:
Barrington Books is in business to sell books and to make a profit. They have the freedom to invite in any authors whose book sales might help them to achieve that goal. Inviting an …
Political statement: Taxes should not force people to move out of town
To the editor:
In my campaign for the District 66 seat, I am meeting voters every week.
We've talked about issues like Roe v. Wade and Gun Control, and my views are in the public record on my …
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