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The Barrington High School sailing team will compete in the National Invitational Tournament held in Chicago on May 18-19. Pictured are team members (back row, from left to right) Ellery Klock, Abby Guertler, Lauren Leonard, Avery Guck and (front row) Quin Schneider, Christopher Chwalk, Jack Gaynor, and Duffy Macaulay.
Barrington High School sailing team qualifies for nationals
The Barrington High School sailing team finished fifth at the NESSA Team Racing Championship (President’s Trophy) regatta earlier this month and earned a spot at nationals. The strong … more
Letter: A note of appreciation for Warren's historic crosswalks
I extend my sincerest thanks to the Warren DPW for their dedication to maintaining and honoring our town's history. more
Letter: Bristol wants to save money by changing tax exemption for seniors
We need to assist older members of our community who struggle with the ever-increasing burden of increasing property taxes; not find reasons to reject their needs. more
The 120 acres of what will become the Mt. Hope Community Forest can be seen here, outlined in bright yellow.
Bristol to acquire 120 acres of open space
The Town intends to preserve the land as open space. more
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"Chicago: Teen Edition" will have performances on May 18 and 19 at Barrington Middle School auditorium. 
Arts Alive! brings razzle dazzle to the East Bay
Get ready to tap your toes and snap your fingers because the stage is set for a whirlwind of song, dance, and all that jazz when Arts Alive! presents "Chicago: Teen Edition.” Student … more
Kathie Rietheimer, an instructor at the Orlo Avenue Elementary School, was named the 2024 East Providence District Teacher of the Year during a ceremony held Tuesday afternoon, May 14, at East Providence High School.
Orlo's Rietheimer is East Providence's 2024 District Teacher of the Year
Kathie Rietheimer, an instructor at the Orlo Avenue Elementary School, was named the 2024 East Providence District Teacher of the Year during a ceremony held Tuesday afternoon, May 14, at East … more
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Nearly 100 people attended the recent forum titled "Combating Antisemitism in the East Bay and Beyond."
East Bay event focuses on combating antisemitism
More than 85 people filled the Barrington Public Library auditorium to support East Bay’s Jewish population. Attendees were welcomed by Jacob Brier, volunteer organizer, who shared their … more
Kloey Iacavone netted four goals as the EPHS girls' lacrosse team lathered Rogers and locked up a return trip to the Division III championship playoffs.
Townies lock up girls' lacrosse playoff berth; boys' spikers win
A couple of aspiring East Providence High School spring sports playoff teams prepped for their respective upcoming championship tournaments with relatively comfortable victories Wednesday, May 15. … more
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Nick Spaight (right), shown in a game earlier this season, scored once and assisted on four other goals during the Eagles' 12-8 win over Mount St. Charles.
Eagles defeat Mounties in boys lacrosse
The Barrington High School boys lacrosse team defeated Mount St. Charles, 12-8, on Friday, May 10. Colin Hope scored four goals, while Peyton Hillier had three. Jake Ignall and Ben Parylak each … more
Nominations sought for Portsmouth Award
PORTSMOUTH — Know of a local individual or group you think is worthy of some praise for their community efforts? more
Tom Rimoshytus, shown at a previous FTM, has filed an amendment for the May 22 FTM calling for unspent money in the affordable housing account to be shifted into an athletic fields line item.
Should Barrington use $500,000 for affordable housing or fields?
For nearly three years, $500,000 earmarked for an affordable housing downpayment assistance program in Barrington has sat untouched. Officials said restrictions placed on the funds have made it … more
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Hampden Meadows School Principal Gino Sangiuliano said he was very happy to hear about the Blue Ribbon Lighthouse School recognition. 
Barrington elementary school proves it is a ‘beacon’ of education
Barrington Public Schools received some great news this week: Hampden Meadows School has earned the distinction of being a Blue Ribbon Lighthouse School. The honor is based on the Blue Ribbon … more
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Newport hosts Oyster and Chowder Festival all weekend
Newport and Bowen's Wharf host the 2024 Newport Oyster & Chowder Festival this weekend, featuring some of the best oysters and chowder from the Ocean State. It takes place both Saturday and … more
Potential layoffs portend funding decrease for East Providence schools
An anticipated $1.1 million reduction in state aid has created a headache for East Providence School District administrators along with a schism between them and the School Committee. The usual … more
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The RWU Sailing team celebrates after taking home the Open Team Race National title, after placing first at the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association Open Team Race National Championship on April 27.
RWU sails past Ivy League competition to national championship
The RWU Hawks finished on top of the leader board against top sailing teams from Harvard, Yale, and Brown at the Inter-Collegiate Sailing Association Open Team Race National Championship. more
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This relatively large electric bicycle would be banned from the East Bay Bike Path and other state bike paths if a current Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management bill becomes law this spring.
E-bikes bill allows some, bans others
The State of Rhode Island recently moved one step closer to a law that would regulate electric bicycles on all state properties, including bike paths. Passed by the full House of Representatives two … more
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An updated rendering depicts the current vision for the new Mt. Hope High School. While many features have remained the same, the updated plans includes a smaller media center, more outdoor spaces for students, and a much more detailed layout of interior classroom space.
Design for new Mt. Hope High comes into better focus
While some of the interior decisions and aesthetic design choices are still yet to be finalized, the shape and size of the building and its interior layout are mostly conceptualized at this point. more
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Food Truck Fridays return to Roger Williams Park
Food Truck Fridays are back for a 10th season at Carousel Village at Roger Williams Park in Providence. They take place every Friday through Sept. 27. Featuring some of the best local food … more
Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon) and Ward McAllister (Nathan Lane) stroll through The Elms Ballroom in a scene from "The Gilded Age" Season 2.
Newport Mansions to host updated Inside ‘The Gilded Age’ tours
A special guide-led tour in May and June will offer glimpses into the making of HBO’s Emmy-winning series “The Gilded Age” at four of the Newport Mansions. more
Tiverton Farmers Market moves outdoors this Sunday
The Tiverton Farmers Market, which has been a staple in the community for four years, makes its seasonal move outside to the Tiverton Town Farm Recreational Area this week. more
Portsmouth's provisional budget adds 40¢ to tax rate
PORTSMOUTH — The Town Council voted 5-1 Monday night to provisionally approve a $74,404,959 municipal budget for next fiscal year that would increase the current tax rate by about 3.15 … more
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Barrington High School's Bryce Kupperman (left) and Gabe Anderson won the RI State Tennis Doubles Championship last weekend. It was the second straight state championship for Kupperman and Anderson.
Barrington High School doubles team repeats as state champs
Barrington High School’s number one doubles team of Bryce Kupperman and Gabe Anderson won its second straight state championship last weekend. The Eagles duo knocked off a doubles team … more
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