To the editor: The Climate Change Conversation sponsored by the Little Compton Garden Club (Friday, Oct 4, at the Little Compton Community Center) was well attended by people who love Little … more

To the editor: The Tiverton recall vote is now history and Mr. Coulter and Mr. Katz have been resoundingly removed from office. The voters, whom they had been actively advising to … more

To the editor, The result of the recall election says more about our opposition and the times we're living in than about us or our supporters. A small group of activists were willing to lie … more

When I was running for public office I remember some of my supporters being angry with the incumbent because he or, more usually, his retainers, would criticize me. Taking umbrage they would protest, … more

To the editor: I am writing in regards the letter in the Oct. 19 issue of the “Times” by Paul G. Clifford. While we can all agree that we have a humanitarian crisis at our southern … more

Skeptics say the town’s future trash and recycling program is doomed to fail — with narrow streets, congested parking and elderly residents managing 95-gallon rolling tubs, there will … more

Credit where credit is due, the administration and the City Council both deserve plaudits for their efforts over the last few weeks hashing out East Providence’s Fiscal Year 2019-20 budget. Mayor … more

The Town of Barrington’s treatment of two residents trying to understand a massive change in tax policy should be upsetting to anyone who lives here or owns property here. Charlie Payne and … more

As a long time communicant of St. Mary’s parish, I am truly disheartened at how quickly some members of our church community were to throw Father Barry Gamache under the bus regarding David … more

The typical reaction composed by our press and public figures focuses on the “shooting” side of “school shooting.” But no attention is made to the environment that the … more