To the editor: Every week I read the Portsmouth Times and recently there has been much commentary about the Senior Center. With an announced closing of the center on June 30, 2021, the crisis for … more

To the editor: Several years ago, it occurred to me that I wanted to take greater responsibility for my safety and that of my family. I am a daughter, sister, mother, and a registered nurse. As a … more

To the editor: The Warren Veterans Honor Roll Committee is setting a cutoff date of July 4 for receiving the names of war-time veterans who are not currently listed on the Honor Roll. The names … more

To the editor: Is there anything we can do to let people know to pick up after their dogs? My daughter is buried in the South Cemetery, and there is two crap piles on her plot. Most all other … more

To the editor: Recycling loads can be rejected by even minor infractions and can cost the town upwards of $800 per rejected load. When a load gets rejected, it is sent to the Central Landfill, … more

To the editor: Having lived my entire life in Barrington, I have reaped the benefits of traveling South Lake Drive. I have enjoyed all the magnificent beauty that nature provided. Skating, … more

To the editor: As an educational researcher, I truly believe that the de-leveling offers less options for all students. However, I especially worry about the academically fragile students, … more

To the editor: Why not assisted suicide? The Lila Manfield Sapinsley Compassionate Care Act, House Bill 5572, was scheduled for a hearing in the RI House Judiciary Committee on Friday, April 9. … more

To the editor: On April 1, Barrington school administrators presented information relating to de-leveling at Barrington High School (BHS). Within that presentation, we learned that 50 percent of … more

When state governments need money, they often focus on familiar targets: personal sins (drinking, smoking and gambling), fossil fuels and the rich. In the past year, the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing … more