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More than a dozen Little Compton farms will be open for public tours this coming Saturday, Oct. 2.
Fifteen Little Compton farms open to public Saturday
The Little Compton Historical Society will hold a free town-wide, self-guided tour of Little Compton farms and agricultural businesses this coming Saturday, Oct. 2. The farms will offer a behind the … more
Michael Mahoney, the new Executive Director for both the Newman (East Providence/Seekonk) and Bayside (Barrington) YMCA branches.
Greater Providence YMCA names Mahoney new Newman director
SEEKONK — Michael Mahoney was recently named as the new Executive Director of the Newman and Bayside YMCA branches, serving East Providence/Seekonk and Barrington. Steven O'Donnell, Chief … more
Kerri Payne of Residential Properties, along with her dog Penelope, pose in front of Hunky Dory in downtown Warren, one of the participating businesses of the Dog Stroll.
Community Dog Stroll this Thursday
Do you love dogs? What about supporting small, local businesses? Assuming you’re not Ebenezer Scrooge prior to his ghostly visitors kickstarting his steely, cold heart, we’ll assume … more
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The United States Air Force Thunderbitds are the new headlining performers for the return of the National Guard Air Show in June 2020.
R.I. National Guard announces date change for return of Air Show
QUONSET — The return of the Rhode Island National Guard Open House Air Show will now feature the United States Air Force Thunderbirds as headliners coinciding with a date change for the event … more
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