Search reveals nothing after bomb scare at Portsmouth High
PORTSMOUTH — The high school was searched Monday night after a custodian crew found a note referencing an “explosive device,” according to Principal Robert E. Littlefield. Nothing was found, however, and classes went off without a hitch Tuesday morning. Mr. Littlefield alerted parents to the news in a mass e-mail sent out early Monday morning. “As [...]
Read More →Barrington, East Providence, Mt. Hope score points in Cumberland girls’ track invitational
CUMBERLAND — Athletes from three of the local entries picked up victories at the annual Cumberland Invitational girls’ outdoor track and field meet hosted by the Clippers Saturday, May 11. Barrington High School junior Abby Livingston ran a time of 2 minutes, 20.4 seconds to win the 800 meters. Kylie McPherson of Mt. Hope won [...]
Read More →Committee for Special Education holds annual recognition night in East Providence
EAST PROVIDENCE — Eleven members of the community were honored when the East Providence Local Advisory Committee (EPLAC) for Special Education held its fifth annual Recognition Program Reception Thursday night, May 9, in the Martin Middle School cafeteria. The Local Advisory Committee for Special Ed is comprised of parents of children with disabilities along with [...]
Read More →East Providence Tech Center students win state automotive competition
EAST PROVIDENCE — East Providence Career and Tech Center students Michael Pierce and Noel Fournier were recently the winners of the 2013 state Ford AAA Automotive Student Skills Competition held at Warwick Mall on Thursday, May 2. Both juniors, Messrs. Pierce and Fournier comprised a two-person team, which competed against seven other pairs of 11th [...]
Read More →Hennessey School students hit their target in support of local cancer patients
EAST PROVIDENCE — Area cancer patients were recently the beneficiaries of some kindness on the part of students at the Hennessey Elementary School in city, who raised $2,500 through the “Pennies for Patients” program. The youngsters collected pennies during the winter and the class that raised the most money, Kerri Vermette’s third graders, collected [...]
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