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Trump teeters in the twilight zone
C BS has been interviewing potential voters in the so-called swing states about for whom they are going to vote for President. Virtually all Trump supporters said they were voting for him … more
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Help the planet, become a bird-scaper
Each autumn bird watching enthusiasts flock to Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, which are main stops on the Atlantic Flyway. Glimpses of rare birds and awe-inspiring views of flocks of … more
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Top Houde of West Warwick with a keeper striped bass he caught and took home for fish chowder last Friday at Brenton Reef off Newport.
Still time to register for the Tog Classic
I f you have not fished a tautog tournament, this is the one to enter. The AnglerCatch RI Tog Classic will be held Sunday, Oct. 13, from sunrise to 2 p.m. There are over $50,000 in prizes and … more
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Two moving historical fictions and a tale of good vs. evil
Fall is upon us and I’ve been delving into more historical fiction and another book by Ron Rash. “The Matchmaker’s Gift” by Lynda Cohen Loigman (2022) is a charming, … more
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Tom Levis scores the first of his two tallies for the Mt. Hope High School boys' soccer team as the Huskies beat St. Raphael Tuesday, Oct. 1, to remain unbeaten to date in 2024.
Huskies' unbeaten run in boys' soccer reaches double digits
PAWTUCKET — It wasn't its most consistent performance to date, but the Mt. Hope High School boys' soccer team ran to 10 its unbeaten run to start its 2024 Division II slate following a 4-2 … more
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BCWA asks customers to complete lead service line survey
The Bristol County Water Authority is asking its customers of Barrington, Bristol and Warren to provide information about lead service lines still active in each of the towns. The BCWA is … more
The Huskies' Margherita Dellolio attempts a kill during Mt. Hope High School's 3-1 win over Cranston East in a girls' volleyball match played September 27. She had nine kills in Mt. Hope's 3-1 win over West Warwick Tuesday night, Oct. 1.
Mt. Hope whips Wizards in girls' volleyball; KMS soccer sides stay spotless
BRISTOL-WARREN — The Mt. Hope High School girls' volleyball team began last week with a 3-1 victory over West Warwick Tuesday night, Oct. 1, for the Huskies' second win in a row and raising … more
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June Azzarone (left), Karyn Harper, Gina Disano, Deb Coccio and Denise Asciola hold up re-newed prom dresses that will be ready for this season's Homecoming Game this season. Committee member Michelle Medeiros is missing from the photo.
Elks return with solution to dress-attire sticker shock
Those milestone high school events like prom and homecoming are lots of fun, and the source of many enduring memories — but they also come at a pretty steep price. Students spend hundreds of … more
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Trying to solve the primary care problem in this region
STORY OF THE WEEK: Although getting an appointment with a doctor is a fundamental need, doing that has become increasingly difficult due to the shortage of primary care physicians in Rhode Island. … more
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Felag and Meyers meet in State Senate District 10 rematch
The race for Senate District 10 representing Warren as well as parts of Bristol and Tiverton at the 2024 General Election is a rematch from two years ago between 13-time incumbent Democrat and Warren … more
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A Northern Flicker takes a break from foraging for ants in the authors’ pesticide-free birdscape. Although Flickers remain common, they have experienced a more than 50 percent population decline over the last 40 years, with populations continuing to decline an average of 1.59 percent annually. Flickers primarily forage on the ground and are particularly susceptible to harm from the 80 million pounds of poison applied to lawns each year for purely aesthetic purposes.
Help the planet, become a bird-scaper
Each autumn bird watching enthusiasts flock to Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, which are main stops on the Atlantic Flyway. Glimpses of rare birds and awe-inspiring views of flocks of … more
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Portsmouth Police deal with road rage, drug charge and more
PORTSMOUTH — Here are some recent arrests made by the Portsmouth Police Department: Tuesday, Sept. 24 Ambiorix Ogando Mota, 36, of 1015 Iago Ave., Apt. 102, Capital Heights, Md., … more
Chase Savinon, Rocco Palazio and JJ Pimental celebrate after Mt. Hope defeated visiting East Greenwich 20-0 in a Division III football game Friday night, Sept. 27, in Bristol. The win was the first league win for the Huskies since 2022.
Huskies end long league football losing skid, shutout Avs
BRISTOL — The Mt. Hope High School football team got the victory it wanted and needed early in the 2024 season as the Huskies shut out visiting East Greenwich, 20-0, in a Division III contest … more
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KMS girls' team defenders Olivia Correia and Emma Silva
KMS soccer clubs start off 2024 seasons strong
BRISTOL/WARREN — The respective Kickemuit Middle School soccer clubs reached the midpoint of their 2024 schedules with impressive results and records. The KMS girls won their first five … more
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The Mt. Hope High School girls' volleyball team awaits the start of its match against Cranston East Friday, Sept. 27.
Mt. Hope girls' spikers seek good health in second half
BRISTOL/WARREN — The Mt. Hope High School girls' volleyball team reached the middle of its 18-match regular season with a 3-1 victory over visiting Cranston East Friday night, Sept. 27. The … more
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The weekend brings noise complaints around Bristol
Bristol Police made one arrest and responded to an array of noisy neighbor complaints from Sept. 16 to 22. Following is a roundup of incidents from the weekly police log. Monday, Sept. 16 A … more
Letter: Roger Williams has been hypocritical on housing
A couple of days ago I was feeling rotten, and so I opted to stay home, and I am glad. Not about feeling rotten, but about staying home. I took some time to catch up on most recent Phoenixes. I … more
"Sour Grapes"
— Tim Jones is a native of East Providence. His strip, "Sourgrapes," is syndicated in numerous publications across the country. more
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Bristol Phoenix - Thursday, September 26, 2024
Letter: Roger Williams University – Benefit or liability?
Several months ago I went to a town meeting about the tax proposals the town wants to implement. We have all seen tax increases, and it will only get worse. Seniors on a fixed income can’t … more
Letter: This high school construction plan remains reckless
Last week’s Phoenix featured a front-page article highlighting concerns raised by the Bristol Planning Board regarding the chronic flooding in neighborhoods surrounding Mt. Hope High School and … more
Letter: Bristol House Tour was a huge success, thanks to many
On Saturday, Sept. 21, 2024, more than 700 people explored 11 of Bristol’s most beautiful homes on Hope, High, Walley, State, Franklin, and Thames streets. Visitors to the Bristol Historical … more
Superintendent Ana Riley, School Committee chair Nicky Piper and Treasurer Jessica Almeida listed to updates provided by consultants on the new Mt. Hope High School project at their September 23 meeting.
New Mt. Hope High design reaches 60 percent completion marker
BRISTOL — The new Mt. Hope High School project is approaching the notable 60 percent marker for completion of the design phase, turning the corner towards the finish line of the all-important … more
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Superintendent Ana Riley, School Committee chair Nicky Piper and Treasurer Jessica Almeida (from left to right) listen to updates provided by consultants on the new Mt. Hope High School project at their Sept. 23 meeting.
New Mt. Hope design faces a turf war
Will the new Mt. Hope High School utilize synthetic turf or natural grass for its biggest, multi-purpose athletic field? Ultimately, it’s not up to school officials or their project management … more
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Bristol-Warren's Ana Riley, at left, shown sitting next to Committee President Nicky Piper during the body's September 23 meeting, is the superintendent representative on a state-wide school transportation study commission set up by the General Assembly.
School Committee, Assembly delegates set menu for annual Bristol-Warren breakfast confab
BRISTOL/WARREN — The Bristol-Warren Regional School Committee will shortly have its latest cup of coffee with the district's General Assembly contingent where the discussion over breakfast is … more
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