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Stolen artwork appears 'for sale' online

An expensive photograph that went missing from a Barrington home two years ago was listed for sale on ebay recently.  A woman who lives in California and owns a home in Barrington told police …
Barrington All-Stars return home today
The Barrington U12 All-Star baseball team will return home today, Wednesday, Aug. 21. The local team, which won the District II, … Read More
Barrington All-Stars play tonight on ESPN
The Barrington U12 All-Star team will play against New Jersey in a must-win game in the Little League World Series tonight, Tuesday, … Read More
Public can offer comments during Barrington Police assessment
A team of assessors from the Rhode Island Police Accreditation Commission will arrive at the Barrington Police Department on Sept. 5 … Read More

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Sports
 Barrington bounces back with 6-1 win over Kentucky
The Barrington U12 All-Star team defeated a team from Bowling Green, Ky., 6-1, in an elimination bracket game at the Little League … Read More
Photos: Barrington U12 All-Stars lose to South East team 3-0
The Barrington U12 All-Star team gave the team from South Riding, Va. all it could handle in a Little League World Series game on … Read More
Photos: Barrington's big game delayed by rain, lightning
The Barrington U12 All-Star team's first-ever game at the Little League World Series was put on hold because of lightning strikes and … Read More

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Police Report
Serious accident snarls traffic, sends two to hospital A Providence man is facing multiple felony charges following a serious car accident that occurred on the Wampanoag Trail on Tuesday morning, July 30. Barrington Police said Christian Narvaez, 35, …
High school student rushes to help friend hit by car Barrington High School junior Will Silveria had been biking back from the beach when he saw a car hit his friend Toby Rein. The accident occurred while Toby was in a crosswalk near Joyce Street on …

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East Bay Social
Opinion

Letter: New assessment policy will impact real estate in Barrington

Editorial: Fifty-five years and counting

Letter: Money raised will help families at the southern border

Letter: Since shootings in my hometown, a new reality

Letter: So much hate, so little time

Letter: We condemn the words of Donald Trump

Letter: Councilor Brier was wrong on assessing question

Letter: Taxpayers of Barrington beware!

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Legal Notices
Barrington Legal Notices – July 10, 2019 These Legal Notices were published in the Barrington Times on July 10, 2019.
Barrington Legal Notices – June 26, 2019 These Legal Notices were published in the Barrington Times on June 26, 2019.

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Obituaries
Jenna Brienne Cattell Willey, 33, of North Kingstown and Newport We lost our beloved daughter, sister, aunt, and friend Jenna Brienne Cattell Willey, 33, of North Kingstown and Newport, RI on Thursday, Aug. 15, 2019.  From the very moment she arrived, she …
David B. Lea, Jr., 82, of Barrington David B. Lea, Jr., 82, passed away on Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2019 at Tockwotton On The Waterfront in East Providence. He was the loving husband of Patricia D. (Bell) Lea of Barrington. On July 9, 1937 …

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