Westport Cultural Council seeks members
The Westport Cultural Council invites volunteers to apply to this small but active group that supports artists, musicians, dancers, theater groups, historians, educators, naturalists and others seeking funding for cultural events and programs
Westport — Bluebird box training hike offered
WESTPORT — Staff from Mass Audubon’s Allens Pond Wildlife Sanctuary will lead a bluebird nesting box information and training session on Sunday, Feb. 25, from 1 to 3:00 p.m.
Valcourt in, now out, of Westport selectmen race
Not one race in April elections is now contested
WESTPORT — Former Selectman Brian Valcourt, who entered his name in the Westport Board of Selectmen race at the last minute last Thursday, is back out of the running.
Residents rallying to try to save middle school sports
Budget commission cuts funding; community meetings scheduled
The East Providence School Department will not be funding middle school athletics this fall and it’s still unknown whether there will be cuts to spring sports slated to begin in a few weeks
Ethics commission opinion leaves questions about towing issue
Assistant city solicitor says Thomas Rose Jr. isn’t violating city charter
The Rhode Island Ethics Commission isn’t condoning Assistant Mayor Thomas Rose Jr.’s position as a driver for his father’s tow truck company but they aren’t condemning it either.
Portsmouth teachers given notice
PORTSMOUTH - Twenty-nine teachers in the Portsmouth School District have been given notices of non-renewal or termination. State law requires that any teacher whose contract may not be renewed be notified by March 1.
Barrington resident resigns from BCWA board
Lloyd Matsumoto tells council he does not want to be reappointed
Another Barrington representative on the Bristol County Water Authority board of directors has stepped down. Lloyd Matsumoto recently informed the Barrington Town Council that he was not seeking reappointment to his post on the board.
Food news from around our area
Beer/cheese pairing, "Surf & Turf" fund-raiser among highlights
Keep the kids busy over the break
Plenty of fun activities to keep your children occupied during school vacation week
Town’s top Democrat denied membership to Barrington Democratic Club
Two female councilors apply for membership, only one accepted
Barrington’s highest-ranking elected Democrat, Town Council President June Speakman, is not entirely sure why she was denied membership to the Barrington Democratic Club.
Westport River report expected to target nitrogen damage
A report that is expected to focus on nitrogen overloading in the Westport River and its tributaries is due to be released shortly.
Valcourt mounts Westport Selectmen challenge
WESTPORT — An otherwise lackluster upcoming Westport election became more interesting late Wednesday when Brian Valcourt threw his hat into the race for Board of Selectmen.
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Along the Waterfront
- Bill would ban hunters from stretch of shore
- National Geographic: Bay kayaking a world-class adventure
- Bronze boat parts rescued from scrapyard
- Towering mast built by Hall Spars bests Reliance record
- Buzzards Bay Coalition launches new website
- Endeavor: Fill ’er up, biodiesel
- Talks consider global warming’s impacts on Buzzards Bay
- Despite slight dip, osprey numbers still strong locally
- Stealthy racing; boat show next week
- ‘Short ship’ Perry takes to the water
Food
- Food news from around our area
- A simple recipe for fish, in time for Lent
- Do more for your metabolism
- Make a leisurely winter weekend breakfast
- Scones full of cinnamon chips a weekend treat
- NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
- You can have your shellfish and eat it, too
- Westport wines win gold, silver
- NIBBLES: Food news from around our area
- Warm up with local chef’s chicken soup
Fishing Report
- Warm winter water is holding bait and fish
- Learn to be a better angler at 'university'
- Fishermen share concerns at commercial fluke symposium
- Talks consider global warming’s impacts on Buzzards Bay
- Rain on Friday extends shellfish closures
- Good news on fluke and scup in 2012
- Shellfishing closures in effect as of noon
- Captains share stage at Saltwater Sportsman seminar
- Scientists: Striped bass will remain on the decline
- New cod fillet law takes effect Jan. 1
Simple Green Living
- Westport River report expected to target nitrogen damage
- Aquidneck Land Trust offers neighborhood grants
- Study: Much of island’s open land is in Portsmouth
- Buzzards Bay Coalition launches new website
- Pre-Super Bowl Westport ‘Long Walk’ offered
- Aquidneck Land Trust annual meeting is Feb. 22
- White Rock Farm, postcard view preserved
- Solar panels to power Prudence facility
- Farm, woodlot workshop upcoming in Portsmouth
- Help liberate Westport’s ‘green monster’










