Richard P. D’Addario of Tiverton has been elected president of the Rhode Island Bar Association. His term runs from July 1 of this year through June 30, 2021. Mr. D'Addzrio is a solo … more

Monday, June 22 Police were called to Warren's Point Beach Club, Atlantic Drive, at 6:23 pm, for a complaint of ongoing harassment to the whole family by a woman at the beach. Tuesday, June … more

Little Compton succeeded at holding its first remote Town Meeting Tuesday evening and managed to pass a budget just in the nick of time. Just hours after all had tuned out, the fiscal year came to … more

To the editor: As I stroll through the back 40 in the late afternoons I don’t wonder that so many people are miserable with allergy attacks. I have spotted at least three different … more

To the editor: It's signature season! From now until July 10, candidates across the state are seeking signatures to get on the ballot. In order to get on a ballot, candidates file a paper with … more

For the second time, a judge has rejected union efforts to reinstate fired Tiverton teacher and union representative Amy Mullen. On Monday, June 29, US District Court Judge Judge John McConnell … more

Robert Kyle Johnson died on June 14, 2020 in Manhattan from complications due to the Coronavirus. Robert (Bob to friends, Bobby to family) was born October 15, 1938 in West Caldwell, New Jersey to … more

To the editor: I found all the letters on your June 11 opinion page to be courageous and thought provoking, and they stirred me to continue my efforts to get justice for our indigenous people … more

To the editor: I would like the general public to remember what the holiday on July 4th is really all about. It's not about cookouts, parades, or fireworks. It's about "life, liberty, and the … more

PROVIDENCE — With the approach of the Fourth of July bringing warmer, sunnier weather, boats will soon be dotting Narragansett Bay and other Rhode Island waterways. The Department of … more