PORTSMOUTH — Boys Town New England has received national recognition for its work helping children find safe homes and supporting families throughout Rhode Island. The Portsmouth-based …

The superb unbeaten start to the 2026 season for the Mt. Hope High School boys' soccer club came to a close last Tuesday night, Sept. 29, as the Huskies suffered their first defeat to date, a 2-0 …

The Portsmouth Water and Fire District will begin its fall water main flushing program Monday, Oct. 5, with work continuing on selected nights through Oct. 15. Flushing will take place from 8 …

The Warren Heritage Foundation’s 12th Annual Gala gathering takes place Saturday, Oct. 17, at Parker Mills off Metacom Avenue, this year's event titled "Harvest to Heritage" with an …

The Bristol BookFest (BBF) steering committee is already hard at work on its seventh season. They’ve picked the dates, April 2 to 3, 2027. They’ve picked the writer, William Shakespeare. And …

The East Providence High School Hall of Fame Committee will induct five new members during their induction ceremony on Sunday Oct. 18.

The Bristol Fire Department is holding a blood drive for the Rhode Island Blood Center this Sunday, Oct. 4 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Department headquarters at 4 Annawamscutt Drive. Sponsored …

In a year with 11 contested races for local political positions representing East Providence, only six of those races will be featured in League of Women Voters forums. Here's why.

The Audubon Society of Rhode Island (ASRI) was joined by government officials, community leaders, project partners and supporters on Friday, Sept. 25, to break ground on a solar carport at the …

The Bristol Fire Dept. held its annual Old-Timer’s Clamboil last Friday afternoon, but unlike previous engagements; this year’s event included thoughts of past Bristol Fire Chief David Sylvaria, …

A Barrington Planning Board meeting which is expected to feature an important change in the Belton Court Village housing development application will take place on Nov. 3. It is also Election Day. …

The Warren Athletic Hall of Fame Committee has announced its Class of 2026 inductees, honoring the exploits and achievements of those from recent years to decades gone by.  The annual …

The following is the Warren Police Department weekly arrest blotter: Friday, Sept. 18 David Delamater, 43 and of Bristol, was arrested   at approximately 10:27 a.m. on an outstanding …

What do you do if a bunch of electric scooters are blocking the walkway into a restaurant? On Monday, Sept. 21, a 14-year-old Barrington boy called police to report that a man had knocked over …

Question of the week: Would you support legislation that would make it illegal for anyone under the age of 16 to operate an electric scooter? Joseph DePasquale — Independent: Currently …

The Mt. Hope High School girls' soccer team played visiting Smithfield to a 2-2 draw in a Division I contest Tuesday night, Sept. 29, at Roger Williams University in Bristol. Sarah Nencka netted …

On Thursday evening, Sept. 24, six candidates vying for five seats on the Town Council followed by four candidates seeking one of two available school committee seats met in a candidate forum at the …

Much like the companies who have grown and continue to emerge from the Hope & Main culinary incubator in town, the organization has recently embarked on its next evolutionary step, formally …

Continuing what is expected be a series of questions posed to the candidates for the Warren Town Council on a weekly basis leading up to the week before the November 3 election, The Times-Gazette …

Supporters of a ballot initiative that would approve $55 million in state borrowing to various environmental, climate resiliency, and open space initiatives gathered at the Looff Carousel in Riverside on Monday.

The Barrington High School boys cross country team opened the dual meet season on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 22, with wins over LaSalle Academy and East Providence. Barrington captured a narrow …

Warren’s Joseph DePasquale and Barrington’s Nicole Jellinek offered voters a snapshot of where they stand on a variety of issues, what matters to them, and why they deserve to fill the open …

The new trash and recycling collection system. The financial town referendum. Taxes. The proposed Belton Court Village housing development.   The four candidates vying for two Barrington …

PORTSMOUTH — A required public hearing on a ballot question that would make town council and school committee elections nonpartisan will be held Oct. 13, following a lengthy discussion Monday over …

The planning board certainly has a tall task ahead of it as it goes about amending the town's zoning ordinances to become compliant not just with Warren's comprehensive plan, but also to meet the …