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Dead dog found inside leaf bag in Barrington
A Barrington Department of Public Works employee made a gruesome discovery on Friday afternoon, Sept. 13.
According to Barrington Police, the DPW worker found the remains of a dead dog …
Sticking points including drainage, irrigation, parking, and artificial turf force a continuance of project's first local approval … Read More
PROVIDENCE — On the eve of the planned closure of roads in city for the continued razing of the structure and just as suddenly as it … Read More
PORTSMOUTH — A 32-year-old Coventry man was arrested by the Portsmouth Police Detective Division on Monday, Sept. 16, following … Read More
PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth High’s Sean Gray and Allie Kaull won their respective races for the second week in a row during a … Read More
“I unequivocally support protections for all students and believe that everyone should feel safe attending their … Read More
Ed Cabral has had a front-row seat for big changes along Warren’s waterfront. Read More
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Escobar’s opening its 25th annual Corn Maze
The annual maize maze is open with a new design in an 8.5-acre corn maze with over 2 miles of walking paths, a pick-your-own Pumpkin Patch, hayrides on weekends, and a kids’ cow train. A Harry …
Ocean State Bluegrass Festival in Warren this weekend
Sponsored by the R.I. Bluegrass Alliance, there is jamming for bluegrass musicians all weekend, an open mic on Friday night, workshops and a show with three bands on Saturday (pictured is Stoneface …
Handy House Artisan Fair is on Saturday
The annual fair by the Westport Historical Society showcases more than 30 local artisan who specialize in skills and crafts practiced in the 18th and 19th century, along with a vintage and antiques …
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Opinion
Letter: Impressed with Bristol Golf Park
I am grateful to the Town of Bristol, Northeast Golf Company and Vigilant Brewing for working together over the past few years to restore the 9-Hole Par 3 course.
Letter: More doctors won't solve primary care problem
The thought that creating a new medical school that will, in any kind of timely fashion, stamp out legions of home grown primary care doctors that will stay in state is the highest order of magical thinking.
Letter: There’s still hope for preservation of Bettencourt Farm
Coinciding with that effort, a grant application is being prepared to submit to RIDEM for funds to purchase the development rights of the property. This would potentially enable a farmer to purchase and farm the tillable land.
To the editor: This is a public service announcement to all Barrington homeowners who spend time, effort, and money on the upkeep of their houses and/or lawns … don’t stress …
Letter: Rediscover Portsmouth, which has so much to offer
To the editor: Are you looking for good hiking trails? Maybe you would like to bring your family to a place where they can marvel at the sunset. Do you want to learn about Portsmouth’s …