Charities to get last of pilfered payments
A group of charities that have waited for more than six years to receive funds pilfered from the estate of a Barrington man by a disgraced state legislator will soon receive the last of their …
The Barrington Preservation Society is sponsoring an historic bike tour of the town.
The bike tour will be held on Saturday, Aug. … Read More
After a 22-year drought the Ever-Ready Engine and Hose Co. won the coveted water battle at the 88th annual Bristol Firemen’s Muster … Read More
A Governor Bradford Drive resident in Barrington contacted police on Saturday morning, July 14, after he noticed that his neighbor's … Read More
Warren resident Lenny Sousa recently celebrated his 65th birthday in style, overcoming a crash a week earlier to win the Pure Stock … Read More
Looking to get rid of an old mattress? The town can help.
The Town of Barrington recently began participating in a mattress … Read More
The Farish family welcomes the Roger William’s community this Thursday to remember the late President Donald J. Farish one last time … Read More
The Bristol County Water Authority recently announced it had made the final payment of the $18 million in bonds that were purchased to … Read More
The Gendo Taiko and Shindaiko drummers and 12DC street dance team performed in front of a large crowd under the Herreshoff Museum … Read More
Lily Beauregard wants to talk about the octopus outside on her front porch. Or maybe it was a ghost.
Three-year-old Lily said … Read More
Obituaries
Lucien G. Lebreux, 89, of Tiverton
Korean War veteran, livestock farmer, loved gardening Lucien G. Lebreux, 89, of Tiverton passed away Tuesday, July 17, 2018, at home, with his loving family by his side overlooking his farm. Born in Tiverton, son of the late Albert and Bertha (Turcotte) Lebreux, he was a lifelong resident of Tiverton.
Roger Wells Spence, 76, of Las Vegas, Nev. and formerly of Barrington
Opinion
Letter: Concern over chemical spraying on bike path
To the editor:
As a “frequent flyer” on the East Bay Bike Path, I was horrified to see chemical application signs popping up on the bike trail a few weeks ago. After several phone …
Letter: Is it time for Barrington taxpayers to rebel?
To the editor:
There are many wealthy people living in Barrington, with some seeking a private school experience that affects the finances of our public schools.
And now the town is …
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