The Latest From Bristol
Drag queen draws children (and protestors) to Bristol library
“Once upon a time, there were many kinds: this and that, somewhat and whatnot, either and very, sort of, just, rather, a little, neither and both.”
Dressed in a red evening gown …
A team of volunteers worked together seamlessly inside the Bristol County Elks Lodge, working together with assembly-line-like … Read More
The Bristol Town Council unanimously denied a request for amplified music and announcements for the fifth annual Independence Rhode … Read More
PROVIDENCE — A recruitment campaign for new Capitol Police Officers begins June 16, Colonel James M. Manni, Superintendent of … Read More
Obituaries
Paul A. Doyle, 78, formerly of Bristol, passed away on Thursday, June 13, 2019. He was the beloved husband of Doris L. (Lemoi) Doyle. … Read More
Dottie (Shin) Gardner, 84, of Byfield Street, Bristol, passed peacefully into the arms of her beloved Elbert on June 6, 2019. Per her … Read More
John “Jack” Martin Lema, Jr., 75, of Dixmont, Maine, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family in Warren on June 9, … Read More
Opinion
Letter: House again stymies bill to help disabled veterans
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. …
Letter: Freedom of choice — a wonderful concept
Letter: Our Library’s path — From Drag Queens to reeducation camp
Editorial: No one looks good in this Drag affair
Letter: Anti-LGBTQ letters lack morality or virtues
Legal Notices
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