THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2026

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Barrington’s finance director is retiring: 'It's been a phenomenal ride'

Barrington Finance Director Maryanne Crawford recently announced her retirement. She has worked in Barrington for the last two years.

Maryanne Crawford is retiring. The finance director for Barrington for the last two years said she has enjoyed her time working in Barrington, and realized recently that she was ready to step down. …

Veterans Day speaker: Service never ends

“We’ve become very good at honoring the service of others without always recognizing our own responsibility to continue to serve,” said Col. Patrick M. McCarthy Jr. during his Veterans Day speech at VFW Post 5390.

PORTSMOUTH — After 33 years in the U.S. Army, Col. Patrick M. McCarthy Jr. is preparing to hang up his uniform. But as he told a packed Veterans Day gathering Wednesday, Nov. 11, his days of …

Beginning of the end of the Henderson Expressway begins Friday

Cars turn onto the ramp on North Broadway, taking them onto the Henderson Expressway towards the Henderson Bridge. This on-ramp will close Friday indefinitely as part of a project to transform the expressway into a boulevard-type city street, anticipated to be completed in the spring of 2029.

The Henderson Expressway has never really been an expressway. On Friday, the next phase of its transformation into something modern will continue.

Barrington Town Council’s approval moves Vets Park path plan forward

The Barrington Town Council recently signed off on an access agreement between the town and the Bristol County Water Authority, paving … Read More

Council considers options for National Guard Armory purchase in Warren

The future of the former Rhode Island National Guard Armory on Market Street was up for discussion at the council's November 10 … Read More

Food pantry reimagined and renovated

After nearly a year of construction that included some weather-related drama and at least one significant pivot, the new East Bay Food … Read More

OLMC celebrates 75, gives back to community

The students of the Our Lady of Mount Carmel School (OLMC) are pictured here with the more than 2,000 pairs of socks they have … Read More

Barrington resident concerned about vibrations from school construction

An Owen Lane resident stopped into the Barrington Police station on Friday, Nov. 6 and shared his concerns about the ongoing … Read More

Barrington Police: 'Dash' asked to leave private school property

Barrington Police are investigating a suspicious situation that occurred outside a local private school on Wednesday, Nov. 4. … Read More

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Feathers and Flames — 20th Iron Pour culminates on Saturday

To mark the 20th anniversary of the Iron Pour, one of Providence’s most unique arts events, The Steel Yard has orchestrated a celebration in three acts: a pour preview and art market, an elegant …

Final 'Cars & Coffee' of the year

Audrain Automobile Museum hosts its final “Cars and Coffee” gathering of the year this Sunday, Nov. 15, at Sachuest Beach (Second Beach) in Middletown. It takes place from 8 to 10 a.m.

Pomham Rocks lights up for the season

The public is encouraged to view the holiday lights at Pomham Rocks Lighthouse from the East Bay Bike Path. Park in the lot at the corner of Bullocks Point Avenue and Washington Avenue, next to Dairy …

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Obituaries

Maureen Shoren

Maureen C. (Grady) Shoren, 90, of Warren passed away peacefully at her home on Tuesday, November 10, 2026 surrounded by her family. She was the loving wife of Henry "Hank" Shoren, Jr. for an amazing s

Patricia Blank

Patricia Ann (Cabral) Blank, 78, of Warren, passed away peacefully at her home on Monday November 9, 2026 with her family at her side. She was the devoted wife of Norman D. Blank for 37 years before h

Martha Manchester

Martha Manchester, 72, of Westport, passed away on Saturday, November 7, 2026 at Charlton Memorial Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Philip Manchester, Jr. and the late Sophie K. (Lepianka) M

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Heating and Cooling Tips to Help Lower Energy Usage

With the extreme winter months here in Rhode Island, many homeowners are looking for a smarter way to stay comfortable while cutting back on energy usage and taking control of their utility bills. …

Rhode Islanders Take Control of Energy Bills with No Cost Home Energy Assessments

Thousands of Rhode Islanders are taking control of their energy bills by making energy efficiency improvements in their homes. In 2025, nearly 12,000 of your neighbors completed a no cost Home Energy …

Sports

Early lapses cost Eagles dearly in soccer semifinals Don Denham is not letting 10 minutes define his team’s season. The head coach of the Barrington High School boys soccer team said his squad struggled to find its bearings early into the …

Townies fall in semifinals to Skippers 3-1 The East Providence volleyball team fell to North Kingstown 3-1 (14-25, 16-25, 25-20, 16-25) during a Division 1 semifinals match at Rhode Island College on Tuesday evening. The Townies had lost to …

Cicchinelli paces Huskies at cross country state meet Sophomore Jourdan Cicchinelli was the top runner for the Mt. Hope High School girls' cross country team at the 2026 state championship meet held Saturday, Nov. 7, over the rain-drenched 5,000 …

Tigers pound PCD 3-0 in semis, move on to the finals The Tiverton volleyball team thrashed PCD 3-0 (25-23, 25-10, 25-18) during a Division 3 semifinals game at West Warwick High School on Monday night. Head coach Kerri Alder was proud of the undefeated 21-0 Tigers as they move on to face North Providence at RIC on Sunday at 5 p.m.

Opinion

Letter: Thanks for covering e-vehicle controversies

To the editor: Thanks to The Barrington Times for doing such a great service detailing the many controversies regarding e-bikes/scooters and safety concerns. Unfortunately, the predictable …

Letter: The BYSA Board did a great job

To the editor: The date is in my calendar every year, much like all the school vacations and holidays — the Barrington Invitational Tournament. This year marked the 45th annual …

Letter: My door is open, keep in touch

To the editor: I am honored and grateful to the voters of Barrington and Warren who elected me to serve as your next District 67 State Representative. To everyone who volunteered, …

Letter: Go back to the FTM, before it’s too late

To the editor: While I was very pleased that Donald Trump got his lesson this election cycle as the people spoke out, I bear in mind others paid the price and I fear that it will take this …

Letter: Please drive and ride responsibly

To the editor: This morning, just after leaving my house for my morning jog, a BHS student zoomed around me on his way to school. I was on the sidewalk, and he was on an e-bike, on the sidewalk, …

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