To the editor: I think many will agree that there are things going on in our country today that are disheartening to say the least. My grandchildren are very fortunate to live in a town with … more

To the editor: It is disappointing that you have chosen to foresake the teachers, parents, and most importantly, the students of this district to push forward your agenda of an 8:30 a.m. start … more

I am an advocate for Property Relief Credit which is granted by R.I. General Law 44-33-3. Back in 2014, this law was revised, and the language deleted “Disabled Veterans” from this law. … more

To the editor: As pediatricians and scientists at Brown who have dedicated their careers to improving the health of Rhode Island’s children via both clinical care and research, we would like … more

To the editor: Cape Cod has managed to do school start time changes with much success. We can too! There is more than enough research to support later start times. Let’s look at some … more

To the editor: Well, we didn’t finally lift the FTM from the past to the present. But, we should feel relief and pride knowing that more voices were heard and listened to, representing more … more

To the editor: The results of the May 22 FTM have left our town with ethical questions. Dr. Lisa Daft was elected to serve the COA. However, during her speech, she did not disclose her conflict. … more

To the editor: We are writing jointly to our friends and fellow community members. We are Sam Read and Jodi Helman Multer. Many of you know us. We have an age gap of 30-plus years and we are on … more

To the editor: I wanted to reach out to make my opposition to the two-tier system known. We moved to this community three years ago solely for the educational system. We wanted to be part of a … more

To the editor: The pantry shelves are full again in TAPIN’s food pantry! TAPIN received over 5,200 pounds of non-perishable food as part of the letter carrier union’s 27th annual Stamp … more